Sheila E. with Jonathan Butler, Will Downing, and more

South African-born Jonathan Butler is renowned for blending R&B, pop, jazz fusion, and gospel. Known for hits like "Lies," his album sales and Grammy nods highlight his acclaim. Raised under apartheid, his music often subtly reflects his experiences. His collaborations include Ruby Turner and Stevie Wonder. His albums frequently top jazz charts, with notable works like Grace and Mercy. Living globally, Butler's music celebrates both spiritual and cultural roots.

Will Downing, known as The Prince of Sophisticated Soul, captivates with his baritone voice, covering R&B classics and original hits. His career includes 21 albums, the duet "Nothing Has Ever Felt Like This" with Rachelle Ferrell, and a radio show, "The Wind Down."

Sheila E., born in Oakland, is known for her work with Prince, including hits "The Glamorous Life" and "A Love Bizarre." A top percussionist, she also collaborated with George Duke and Marvin Gaye. Her career highlights include touring with Ringo Starr, releasing multiple solo albums, and amassing numerous session credits. Sheila's genres span pop, Latin jazz, and salsa, with awards for her dynamic performances.

Chicago-born saxophonist Steve Cole is famed in contemporary jazz, debuting in 1998 with "Stay Awhile." He's won Oasis Jazz Awards and performed with musical giants like Junior Wells and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Notable albums include "NY LA" and "Turn It Up." He's a founding member of The Sax Pack.