The Shadowboxers

The trio have been described by Rolling Stone as "a Nashville-by-Way-of-Atlanta vocal group that has been making a name for itself." With an R&B-soaked mix of soul and pop, The New York Times hails the group as "a one-two punch of gorgeous harmonies and instrumentals."

Members Matt Lipkins, Scott Tyler and Adam Hoffman experienced an almost instantaneous musical compatibility when they first started writing together in college, since forging a cohesive sound based on a shared reverence for the strong, taut harmonies of the Bee Gees, CSN and Earth, Wind & Fire and the rhythmic pop funk of Prince, D'Angelo and Michael Jackson.