Nicole Henry with Michael Feinstein, Freda Payne, and more

Born in Columbus, Ohio, singer/pianist Michael Feinstein is celebrated for his interpretations of pre-rock standards. Rising in the 1980s, he is renowned for his Broadway and jazz chart success, including albums like "Pure Gershwin" and "The Sinatra Project." Feinstein has collaborated with a range of artists, such as Dolly Parton and Cheyenne Jackson, and has his own jazz venue, Feinstein's. Working with icons like Ira Gershwin, he champions the American Songbook, amassing awards and acclaim for his influential contributions.

Jazz vocalist Nicole Henry, born in the U.S., is acclaimed for her soulful voice and has won a Soul Train Award. She earned 4 Top-10 albums on Billboard and Jazz Week. Known for hits like 'The Nearness of You' and collaborations with Kirk Whalum, her 'Teach Me Tonight' hit #1 in Japan. Henry is also active in community service with Miami Music Project and The Recording Academy.

Freda Payne, born in Detroit, is an American singer and actress best known for her 1970 hit "Band of Gold." Her career spans from the mid-1960s to the mid-1980s.

Grammy-winning NYC vocalist Catherine Russell, daughter of jazz legends, known for jazz/blues style, hit albums, Grammy nods, and collaborations with Bowie, Simon, Marsalis & more.