Jonathan Butler with Norman Brown, Nicole Henry, and more

Grammy-winning contemporary jazz and R&B guitarist Norman Brown rose to fame with his 1992 debut Just Between Us. Known for his mellow, romantic style, he has topped Billboard's Contemporary Jazz Albums chart with releases like Just Chillin, Let It Go, and Highest Act of Love, and is a member of the supergroup BWB.

South African guitarist and singer Jonathan Butler blends R&B, pop, jazz fusion, and gospel. Rising to international fame in the late 1980s, he earned a Grammy nomination for his hit single Lies and released numerous chart-topping jazz albums.

Acclaimed jazz vocalist Nicole Henry has earned multiple top-10 Billboard and Jazz Week albums, including Teach Me Tonight, and won a Soul Train Award for Best Traditional Jazz Performance. She has collaborated with prominent artists, released several successful albums, starred in musicals, and serves on the board of the Miami Music Project and The Recording Academy.

Ken Ford, born in St. Louis, Missouri, is an acclaimed American jazz violinist. Known for electrifying live performances, he blends classical training with R&B, neo soul, hip-hop, and contemporary jazz. His albums include "Burnt Toast," "Chevelle Lane," "Right Now," "State of Mind," and "Eleven." He has collaborated with artists like Bruno Mars, Chaka Khan, and Cee Lo Green, and performed for Michelle Obama. Ford is celebrated for redefining the violin's role in popular music.