King George

Southern Soul standout King George has quickly become a fan favorite with his smooth vocals, party-ready energy, and feel-good blend of R&B, soul, and funk. After breaking onto the scene through YouTube, he rose to headliner status on The Blues Is Alright Tour with fan favorites including “Keep on Rollin’,” “Too Long,” “Friday Night,” and “Leave & Party.”

Tucka

Known as the “King of Swing,” Tucka has built a loyal following with his smooth Southern Soul sound and signature two-stepping style. Influenced by classic R&B and soul legends like Sam Cooke and Barry White, his catalog includes fan favorites such as “Swing Therapy,” “Candy Land,” and “Sex On My Mind.”

Pokey Bear

Southern Soul favorite Pokey Bear is known for his rich, soulful sound, larger-than-life personality, and blues-inspired style. After beginning his career in hip-hop, he found his signature sound in Southern Soul and gained widespread recognition with songs like “They Call Me Pokey” and the fan-favorite “Side Piece.”

Money Train

Money Train brings a modern edge to Southern Soul, blending smooth vocals, contemporary production, and relatable storytelling. He has built a growing following with songs like “Tricking” and his 2024 album Love Train, while his 2026 single “Come On With It” reached No. 1 on Daddy B. Nice’s Top 10 Southern Soul Singles chart.

Sir Charles Jones

Known as the “Undisputed King of Southern Soul,” Sir Charles Jones has been one of the genre’s defining voices for more than two decades. His breakout album Love Machine spent 57 weeks on Billboard’s Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart, led by the fan-favorite “Is There Anybody Lonely?” With his smooth, emotional delivery and enduring catalog, Jones remains a cornerstone of Southern Soul.