Ledisi and Rahsaan Patterson

Rahsaan Patterson, born in New York, is a gospel-rooted R&B artist known for his dynamic tenor and adventurous style. After starring in Kids Incorporated, he co-wrote Brandy's "Baby" and Tevin Campbell's "Back to the World." His solo debut in 1997 led to acclaimed albums like After Hours and Wines & Spirits. Collaborating with artists like Jody Watley and Lalah Hathaway, he's a staple of "grown folks R&B" tours. His 2019 album, Heroes & Gods, marked 35 years in showbiz, blending traditional R&B with modern pop touches.

Ledisi, born in New Orleans and raised in Oakland, is a Grammy-winning R&B, jazz, and soul vocalist known for her powerful voice and captivating performances. Her acclaimed albums include "Good Life" and "The Wild Card," featuring hits like "Anything for You" and "Pieces of Me." She has collaborated with artists such as Herbie Hancock and is also recognized for her acting.