Ms. Lauryn Hill with Katchafire, Davido, and more

Lauryn Hill, born in South Orange, NJ, is a Grammy-winning icon known for blending rap, soul, and reggae. A Fugees star with hits like "Killing Me Softly," her 1998 solo album "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill" earned five Grammys, including Album of the Year. Known for eclectic style and empowering lyrics, Hill has collaborated with OutKast, narrated documentaries, and contributed to tribute albums. Despite legal and industry struggles, her influence endures.

Nigerian artist Davido fuses Afro-pop with global pop. Known for hits like "Aye" and "Dami Duro," he has collaborated with Nicki Minaj and Chris Brown. His albums "A Better Time" and "Timeless" topped charts, showcasing his infectious style.

New Zealand band SIX60 mixes rock, reggae, funk, and pop with Kiwi roots and Maori instruments. Known for hits like "Please Don’t Go," they achieved septuple and quintuple platinum albums, sold over 1 million singles in NZ, and surpassed 200 million global streams. Winning "Best Group" at the 2018 NZ Music Awards, they made history selling 50,000 tickets for their Western Springs Stadium shows.