Anthony Hamilton with Lyfe Jennings and Marsha Ambrosius

Anthony Hamilton, born in Charlotte, NC, is known for his rugged yet graceful R&B voice. After early career struggles, he broke through with "Comin' from Where I'm From" in 2003. Hamilton's notable collaborations include Al Green, with whom he won a Grammy for "You've Got the Love I Need." His hits like "Charlene" and albums "Back to Love" and "What I'm Feelin'" earned Grammy nods. He's collaborated with artists like Babyface and Nas, and founded the My Music Box label for his 2021 album "Love Is the New Black."

Lyfe Jennings, born in Toledo, Ohio, is a self-produced R&B artist known for love songs and societal insights. He rose to fame at Apollo Theater, released albums like "Lyfe 268-192" and "The Phoenix," which hit top R&B charts. Collaborated with artists like Three 6 Mafia, his hit "S.E.X." topped charts. Despite ups and downs, Jennings’ work remains impactful in the R&B scene.

Marsha Ambrosius, a Liverpool-born, London-raised soul and R&B artist, gained fame co-writing Michael Jackson's "Butterflies" and as part of Grammy-nominated duo Floetry. Known for hits like "Far Away," she has collaborated with Kanye West and Dr. Dre. Her solo albums include "Late Nights & Early Mornings" and "Friends & Lovers."