Soultasia with Change, Loose Ends, and more

Change, born in 1979 by Mauro Malavasi and Jacques Fred Petrus, blends European elegance with American groove. Known for hits like "A Lover’s Holiday," it featured Luther Vandross and Jocelyn Brown and became a soul/disco icon.

Loose Ends, a notable group from the early 80s, led by Carl McIntosh, thrived with hits into the 90s. Their album, "Look How Long," features top UK vocalists.

Jocelyn Brown, born in Kingston, South Carolina, is renowned for her powerful voice in disco classics like "Somebody Else's Guy," Inner Life's "I'm Caught Up," and Musique's "Keep on Jumpin'." Collaborating with legends like Patrick Adams and Inner Life, her gospel roots shine in her soulful performances. She has worked with artists including Lou Reed and Diana Ross, and her voice was sampled in Snap's "The Power." Her influence spans decades, with notable work in the '70s to the 2000s alongside Todd Terry and Incognito.

Damage, a British RnB band formed in 1994, gained fame with the album "Forever" in 1997. Known for hits like "Love 2 Love," "Ghetto Romance," and covers of Eric Clapton and Earth, Wind & Fire, they reunited in 2014 for ITV2's "The Big Reunion" and toured the UK with major events like the Wireless Festival. Celebrating 30 years, they perform with Boyz II Men and at top festivals, praised for their soulful vocals and choreography.