Brian Culbertson with David Benoit and Paul Taylor

Brian Culbertson, born in Decatur, Illinois, is a renowned keyboardist and composer known for his jazz, funk, pop, and new age crossover albums. He gained fame with hits like "Secrets," "Somethin' Bout Love," and "It's on Tonight," and collaborated with stars like Gerald Albright and Bootsy Collins. An award-winning artist, he's released many chart-topping jazz albums and founded BCM Entertainment. Culbertson's diverse sound includes R&B romance and acoustic jazz, with celebrated works like "Colors of Love" and "Bringing Back the Funk."

Bakersfield-born jazz pianist and composer David Benoit is known for his lyrical style and crossover jazz sound. Influenced by Brubeck and Guaraldi, he gained fame with the 1987 Grammy-nominated "Every Step of the Way." Benoit has released numerous Top Ten jazz albums, collaborated with artists like Russ Freeman and Dave Koz, and worked on orchestral projects like 2022's "A Midnight Rendezvous." Notable works include the Vince Guaraldi tribute "Here's to You, Charlie Brown!" and the collaborative "David Benoit & Friends." His music encompasses elements of funk, fusion, and electronica.

Denver-born saxophonist Paul Taylor rose in contemporary jazz with hits like "'Til We Meet Again." Collaborated with Keiko Matsui, Jeff Lorber, toured with Rippingtons.