Jamal Ahmad

For close to two decades, Tony Momrelle's rich vocals have been synonymous with modern soul and jazz culture. He has added an entirely new dimension to the the UK soul genre His work with world renown UK jazz-funk outfit, Incognito, has set him apart from his contemporaries, garnering him fans from all over the world.

He joined me on The Soul Of Jazz, in the WCLK studios, where we talked talked about Incognito, why he was handpicked by Sade to join her band, how Al B. Sure! was his introduction to becoming a real singer, and so much more.

Incognito returns to Cobb Energy Centre for their 40th anniversary tour with special guest Maysa and Citrus Sun tonight at 7:30 p.m.  Bluey, the band's guiding light, stopped by WCLK to talk with me about the show and much else during The SOUL of Jazz.

Incognito returns to Cobb Energy Centre for their 40th anniversary tour with special guest Maysa and Citrus Sun on Monday October 21 at 7:30 p.m.  

Incognito is recognized as one of the best funk/jazz/soul outfits in the world. A pioneer of the "acid jazz" movement who has delighted listeners and dancers for decades, Incognito has scored hits with versions of Stevie Wonder's "Don't You Worry 'Bout A Thing" and Ronnie Laws' "Always There," selling more than a million records worldwide in the process.

UPFRONT Inside Atlanta's Entertainment Industry kicked off our celebration of Black Music Month recently with an exclusive interview featuring Earth Wind and Fire legend Philip Bailey. The music icon is releasing a new jazz album, Love Will Find A Way and talked about collaborating with the new giants of jazz: Robert Glasper, Kamasi Washington, Christian Scott and more.