Harvey Cummings II is a saxophonist, pianist, producer, composer, educator, and cultural curator whose work lives at the intersection of music, storytelling, culture, and unforgettable live experiences.

Throughout his career, Harvey has created music for some of the most respected names in entertainment, business, sports, culture, and public life. His work has included performances, collaborations, and creative moments connected to President Barack Obama, Oprah Winfrey, Michael Jordan, Anthony Hamilton, Fantasia, Angie Stone, Giveon, TLC, Lute, Cyanca, the Carolina Panthers, and Super Bowl programming.

Harvey’s artistry has also been trusted by leading brands and institutions including Lowe’s, U.S. Bank, Courvoisier, Bud Light, Urban Outfitters, Allen Edmonds, the Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Arts + Culture, Blumenthal Performing Arts, McColl Center, Middle C Jazz, Charlotte SHOUT!, the American Bar Association, the National Urban League, Jack and Jill of America, The Links, Incorporated, Atrium Health, Mills Auto Group, and numerous civic, cultural, educational, and nonprofit organizations.

Whether performing for a Fortune 500 executive reception, a luxury wedding, a sold-out theater, a professional sports event, a cultural institution, or an intimate private gathering, Harvey approaches every engagement with the same purpose: to create moments that people remember long after the final note.

As the founder of Three Piece Entertainment, Harvey extends that vision beyond the stage. The company partners with corporations, municipalities, arts organizations, nonprofits, and private clients to design and produce elevated live music experiences, cultural programming, concert productions, and signature events that celebrate culture, strengthen community, and inspire connection.

As a recording artist, Harvey blends jazz with soul, gospel, R&B, hip-hop, and contemporary Black music, creating a sound that is expressive, refined, and deeply personal. His music honors tradition while speaking to the present, inviting listeners into stories shaped by memory, faith, community, and joy.

Beyond performance, Harvey is committed to mentorship, education, and preserving the legacy of Black music. Through workshops, community partnerships, and artistic collaborations, he continues to invest in the next generation of musicians while using music as a bridge between people, places, and generations.

Whether sharing the stage with celebrated artists, creating unforgettable moments for global brands, or producing transformative experiences through Three Piece Entertainment, Harvey remains guided by one belief:

Great music is not simply heard.

It is felt, remembered, and carried forward.