T.K. Soul and FPJ

Born Terence Kimble in Louisiana, contemporary soul singer T.K. Soul mixes R&B traditions with hip-hop accents. A multi-instrumentalist, he toured as a sideman before releasing his 2002 solo debut, One Woman Man. He followed with albums like Undisputed, which charted strongly.

F.P.J., born Frederick Palmer Jr., is a Southern Soul, R&B, and blues artist hailing from Ramer, Alabama. He is known for blending traditional storytelling with modern hip-hop influences, delivering powerful vocals and relatable lyrics. Popular songs include "Still With Her," "Po' Me Up Some Mo," and "Juke Joint." His critically acclaimed album, "The Introduction," garnered an award for Best Southern Soul Album. He has collaborated with artists such as Squirt Kelly and T.K. Soul.