Dave Holland with Chris Potter, Lionel Loueke, and more

Born in Chicago, jazz saxophonist Chris Potter blends post-bop, jazz-funk, and classical styles. Known for albums like *Underground* and *The Sirens*, he’s won the Jazzpar Prize and worked with legends like Dave Holland, Steely Dan, and Zakir Hussain.

Dave Holland, born in Wolverhampton, England, is a notable jazz bassist celebrated for his work in post-bop, avant-garde, and fusion. Initially self-taught, Holland drew early influence from jazz greats like Leroy Vinnegar and Charles Mingus. He gained fame playing with Miles Davis, contributing to albums like "In a Silent Way" and "Bitches Brew." A Grammy-winner, Holland has led innovative collaborations with Kenny Wheeler and Steve Coleman. He's known for his albums "Conference of the Birds" and "What Goes Around." Besides performing, Holland has also dedicated much of his career to music education and continues to push jazz boundaries.

Lionel Loueke, born in Benin, blends West African traditions with post-bop jazz. Known for emotive jazz solos, he gained fame with Herbie Hancock's Grammy-winning "River: The Joni Letters." Loueke's albums, including "Gaia" and "HH," showcase his jazz innovation. He has collaborated with Terence Blanchard, Norah Jones, and Angélique Kidjo and is praised for his unique global sound.

Eric Harland, multi-Grammy-winning drummer, is renowned for his collaborations with legends like Wynton Marsalis and Wayne Shorter. He performs with groups like JAMES FARM and VOYAGER, and has featured on over 400 recordings. Featured in The New Yorker and JazzTimes, he's also worked with artists like John Mayer and Mariah Carey.