Kem with Stokley, Kurtis Blow, and more

Born in St. Paul, Stokley Williams rose to fame with Mint Condition, known for hits like "Pretty Brown Eyes." He's collaborated with icons like Prince and received a Grammy nod.

Nashville-born, Detroit-raised KEM, a multiplatinum R&B icon, is known for hits like "Kemistry" and "Promise To Love." His collaborations include touring with Babyface. He's a three-time GRAMMY nominee, twice topped Billboard's R&B chart, and has six NAACP and two Soul Train nods.

Joseph Lewis Thomas, known as Joe, is an American R&B singer-songwriter from Georgia. Rising to prominence in the 1990s, he's celebrated for his smooth vocals and hits like "Stutter," "I Wanna Know," and "All the Things (Your Man Won't Do)." With a career spanning decades, Joe continues to release music and perform, maintaining his status as a consistent R&B artist.

Frankie Beverly, born in Philadelphia, pioneered Maze featuring Frankie Beverly, an influential R&B band known for its soulful sound and live shows. Inspired by Marvin Gaye, Beverly crafted hits like "Happy Feelin's" and "Back in Stride." Maze, popular in the '70s and '80s, earned several gold albums despite limited pop hits. Beverly's bands evolved from Philadelphia's Raw Soul to Maze in the San Francisco Bay Area, with Marvin Gaye facilitating their Capitol Records contract. Despite few '90s hits, Maze's live performances maintained a loyal fan base. Beverly passed away on September 10, 2024.