Singer, songwriter, musician and actor Jesse Moore has traveled the world, performing on concert and theatrical stages as well as the big and small screens. He wrote and recorded "The Hoodoo Man" in 2003, inspired by New Orleans, and began playing on Bourbon Street and every major club in the city, as well as the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival and the French Quarter Festival.

Chip Wilson is a roots music singer/songwriter from New Orleans. Chip has played clubs and festivals in the US, South America and Europe, performing a mix of classic and original American music including jazz, blues, folk, country, R & B and funk. He has performed or recorded with Grammy winners Charles Neville, Leroy Preston and Michael Ray, as well as with New Orleans R & B legends George Porter Jr., Tommy Ridgely, Oliver Morgan, Erving Charles Jr., Eddie Bo and Ernie K-Doe.