Rahsaan Patterson

Rahsaan Patterson, a versatile artist rooted in gospel and R&B traditions, has maintained a progressive career spanning over three decades. Beginning with his self-titled major-label debut in 1997, Patterson has consistently delivered stylistically adventurous and high-quality albums, including After Hours (2004), Wines & Spirits (2007), and Bleuphoria (2011). Despite gaps between releases, he has remained an active performer and sought-after collaborator, with his sixth studio album, Heroes & Gods, released in 2019 marking his 35th year in the entertainment industry.

Originally from New York, Rahsaan Patterson's journey began in church where he honed his vocal skills before transitioning to the entertainment industry. His early career included a role on Kids Incorporated and successful songwriting collaborations with artists like Brandy and Tevin Campbell. Signed to RCA, Patterson's solo career took off in the late '90s, showcasing his alternative and progressive take on R&B. His consistent artistic output, highlighted by albums like Love in Stereo and After Hours, has solidified his place in the music industry as a dynamic performer and skilled songwriter.