Marsha Ambrosius with Trey Songz, Boosie Badazz, and more

Contemporary R&B artist Trey Songz, hailing from Petersburg, Virginia, is known for hits like "I Gotta Make It" and "Can't Help But Wait." With seven Top 20 Billboard 200 albums, including "Chapter V" and "Trigga," Trey has received multiple Grammy nominations. Collaborating with icons like Scarface, Mary J. Blige, and Nicki Minaj, he has maintained mainstream success. His partnerships with producers Troy Taylor and collaborations with inspirations like R. Kelly have defined his style. His eighth album, "Back Home," features the track "2020 Riots: How Many Times."

Louisiana rapper Boosie Badazz, formerly Lil' Boosie, is known for his raw Southern style and collaboration with Pimp C. Rising from Baton Rouge's tough streets, he gained fame through hits like "Wipe Me Down" and "Nasty Nasty" with Latto. His chart-topping albums include Bad Azz and Touch Down 2 Cause Hell. He's worked with artists like Webbie, Chris Brown, and DaBaby and explored various themes, including blues and romance, in his prolific, genre-spanning catalog.

Donell Jones, from Chicago's South Side, is known for his jazzy, soulful urban pop style. Notable hits include "Knocks Me Off My Feet" and "U Know What's Up." He wrote for Usher and 702, collaborated with LaFace Records, and achieved chart success with albums like *My Heart* and *Where I Wanna Be.* His work includes contributions to the Shaft soundtrack and collaborations with Guru.

Marsha Ambrosius, a Liverpool-born, London-raised soul and R&B artist, gained fame co-writing Michael Jackson's "Butterflies" and as part of Grammy-nominated duo Floetry. Known for hits like "Far Away," she has collaborated with Kanye West and Dr. Dre. Her solo albums include "Late Nights & Early Mornings" and "Friends & Lovers."