Peven Everett

Peven Everett, an artist hailing from Harvey, IL, is a versatile musician who traverses the realms of house, R&B, jazz, and hip-hop. Having received a scholarship to Berklee College of Music at a young age, Everett chose live performance over formal education, collaborating with renowned artists like Betty Carter and the Marsalis brothers. His contributions to jazz recordings and prominence in Chicago's house and R&B scenes solidify his musical prowess. Notable collaborations include the UK garage hits "Gabrielle" and "Watch Them Come" with Roy Davis Jr.

In 2002, Peven Everett had a prolific year with the release of acclaimed deep house record I Can't Believe I Loved Her, along with Soul Tempura and soul-driven albums Speed of Light and Kissing Game on his Studio Confession label. Subsequently, a third solo album was released by Oakland's ABB label, further solidifying Everett's position as a respected artist in the music industry.