Howard Hewett’s smooth, soulful voice is one of the most recognizable in contemporary music. Described by Rolling Stone as “the premier vocalist in the post-Marvin Gaye era,” Hewett began singing gospel in Akron, Ohio, with The Hewett Singers, opening for major gospel acts. At 15, he transitioned to R&B and later moved to LA in 1976. There, he joined the group Shalamar, which achieved success with hits like "Second Time Around" and "A Night to Remember". In 1986, Hewett launched a solo career with hits like “I’m For Real” and the gospel classic “Say Amen”. With over 16 albums and 15 million records sold, he remains a legendary force in music, still performing and connecting with fans worldwide.

According to one Rolling Stone writer, Howard Hewett is the premier vocalist in the post - Marvin Gaye era of romantic pop. Like Gaye, Hewett soars to new heights and seduces his audience. It is no wonder he's responsible for selling some ten million records; his voice is irresistible.