Based in Hopkins, South Carolina, King George is an R and B artist known for his smooth vocals, old-school style, and mature, classy lyrics that deliver vibrant party vibes with top-tier production.
"Blues is Alright" is a celebrated touring concert series showcasing Southern soul, blues, and R&B. It's renowned for its authentic musical storytelling, transforming adversity into a cathartic experience. The series features a rotating lineup of influential artists, blending gospel, blues, R&B, and classic soul for a deeply engaging and mature audience.
Baton Rouge bluesman Pokey Bear brings R&B-infused bayou soul with James Brown influence. One-third of Louisiana Blue Brothas (Love on the Bayou, 2014), he released Josephine Son Pokey (2014) and Mr. It Ain't Fair (2016).
Calvin Richardson is an internationally known singer-songwriter blending soul, R&B, blues, and pop. He’s released nine albums, including Gold Dust and All or Nothing, and wrote hits like Charlie Wilson’s There Goes My Baby and Angie Stone’s More Than a Woman.
Louisiana-born Southern Soul singer Tucka, dubbed the “King of Swing,” blends classic soul, blues, R&B, and contemporary influences. Known for smooth vocals and heartfelt storytelling, he’s built a loyal U.S. fan base with chart-topping singles and live shows.
Jawonn Smith, aka J-Wonn, is a Jackson, Mississippi contemporary southern R&B singer raised singing in church choirs. His 2013 regional hit I Got This Record led to the 2014 album on Savior Music Group and singles like I Need a Grown Woman.
Oakland, California R&B/soul singer Lenny Williams is known for the hit “Cause I Love You” and for singing “So Very Hard To Go” with Tower of Power. He received a BMI Songwriter’s Award with Kanye West for Twista’s “Over Night Celebrity.”
West Love, born Kelsie Davis in Valdosta, Georgia, is a dynamic Southern Soul and R&B artist. Known as the "Princess of Southern Soul" and "Party Starter," she captivates audiences with her soulful voice and emotional performances. Her popular songs include "Put It On Me" and "Work It," which topped the Blues Music Billboard charts. She has collaborated with artists like Stan Butler and King George, showcasing her talent and vibrant stage presence.