Jonathan Butler with Norman Brown, Nicole Henry, and more

Guitarist Norman Brown, born in Shreveport, Louisiana, and raised in Kansas City, blends jazz and R&B in an award-winning style. Known for hits like "Just Between Us," his album "Just Chillin'" won a Grammy. He's topped Billboard's Contemporary Jazz Albums chart, often collaborating with artists like Gerald Albright and Paul Brown. Member of supergroup BWB with Kirk Whalum and Rick Braun.

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.