Marsha Ambrosius with Rahsaan Patterson and DJ Duane Powell

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.

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."