Grammy-nominated supergroup Fourplay has enjoyed consistent artistic and commercial success by grafting elements of R&B and pop to their unwavering jazz foundations. In a span of over twenty years and 13 albums, the quartet has continued to explore the infinite possibilities of jazz, while appealing to an expansive audience base.

The group's first record, 1991's "Fourplay," sold over a million copies, and remained at #1 on Billboard's contemporary jazz chart for 33 weeks. The next album, 1993's "Between the Sheets," reached #1, went gold, and was nominated for a Grammy. In 1994, Fourplay's third gold album, "Elixir," also reached #1, and remained on the charts for more than 90 weeks.

This success has continued with Fourplay's most recent album release, "Esprit de Four."

Fourplay is the only musical group in history to be recognized by the U.S. Congress, having received a Congressional Record from the United States Congress & House of Representatives. The award was presented by A. Robert Brown, Sr., Advisor to Congressman Ed Towns of New York at a Fourplay performance in Philadelphia.

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