Martin Nievera with Ruben Studdard, Wendy Moten, and more

Ruben Studdard, born in Frankfurt, Germany and raised in Birmingham, Alabama, gained fame by winning American Idol's second season. Known for his powerful R&B and gospel vocals, he achieved significant success with hits like "Flying Without Wings" and "Sorry 2004." Studdard has collaborated with artists like Ne-Yo and Lalah Hathaway and released the album Ruben Sings Luther, paying tribute to his idol Luther Vandross. Alongside music, he's ventured into theater, earning a Grammy nomination, and competed on The Biggest Loser.

Born in Memphis, Wendy Moten is a versatile singer-songwriter known for the hit "Come In Out of the Rain" and her powerful vocals that wowed audiences on "The Voice." Collaborating with Kirk Whalum on "All I Do" and working with Vince Gill, she delivers captivating performances. Wendy toured with Julio Iglesias, Tim McGraw, and Faith Hill, gaining a reputation as a top background vocalist. Her album "I’ve Got You Covered" showcases her country flair.

Toronto native Deborah Cox gained fame with hits like "Sentimental" and "We Can't Be Friends." Known for her Whitney Houston-like vocals, she topped dance charts with "Absolutely Not." Cox starred in Jekyll & Hyde on Broadway and voiced Whitney in a biopic. Collaborations include Babyface and John Legend.