Kim Waters and Gerald Veasley

Kim Waters, born in Havre de Grace, Maryland, is a soulful saxophonist known for his romantic contemporary jazz style. Rising to fame in the 1990s with albums like "Sax Appeal" and "Love's Melody," he earned critical acclaim with "From the Heart" in 2001. Celebrated for his tribute to Marvin Gaye in 2008, Waters charted with hits like "Rhythm and Romance" and "What I Like." Collaborating with artists like Cyrus Chestnut, Zendaya, and daughter Kayla Waters, he's a jazz chart regular celebrated for his melodic sound and rich musical heritage.

Philadelphia-born Gerald Veasley is a renowned bassist blending jazz, funk, and soul. He's collaborated with jazz legends and curated the Unscripted Jazz Series.