Lettuce and John Scofield

LETTUCE, a genre-busting musical collective formed in 1992 at Berklee, is known for blending funk with hip-hop, rock, and jazz. The GRAMMY-nominated six-member band includes Adam Deitch and Adam Smirnoff. They’ve released albums like "Crush" and "Elevate," showcasing their improvisational and uplifting sound.

John Scofield, born in Dayton, Ohio, is a master jazz guitarist known for blending post-bop, fusion, funk, and soul-jazz. He's famous for collaborations with Miles Davis, Medeski, Martin & Wood, and his Grammy-winning albums "Past Present" and "Country for Old Men." Renowned for his slightly distorted sound, Scofield has worked with artists like Chet Baker and Charlie Haden. His notable albums include "A Go Go" and "Uncle John's Band," showcasing his innovative style across decades.