Chanté Moore & Eric Roberson in Memphis

Chanté Moore is an American R&B and soul singer born in San Francisco in 1967. Her 1992 debut album, Precious, introduced “Love’s Taken Over” and “It’s Alright”; later releases produced “Chanté’s Got a Man,” while her guest vocal on the Isley Brothers’ “Contagious” became another widely known recording. After releasing the duets album Things That Lovers Do in 2003, she performed its material in concert with Kenny Lattimore. She has also brought her solo set to Capital Jazz Fest in Maryland.

Eric Roberson is an American singer, songwriter and producer born in Rahway, New Jersey, whose music sits in neo-soul and contemporary R&B. After releasing “The Moon” early in his career, he established an independent catalog that includes The Esoteric Movement, Music Fan First and the Lalah Hathaway collaboration “Dealing.” Eric Roberson has performed at Capital Jazz Fest in Maryland, while many of his headline dates take place in intimate theatres and clubs. He has played The Birchmere in Alexandria and The Jazz Cafe in London.