Brother 2 Brother is a group made up of two brothers, Jeremiah and Joshua Crawford of Indianola, MS. The brothers are the sons of Temesa and Bobby Crawford. With little to no music lessons and guidance from their grandfather, these brothers are musically multi-talented and musically inclined. B2B has gotten their start at their church where they have sung in the youth choir and now play music at the Mt. Zion Heathman MB church. In 2022, the brothers performed in Atlanta, GA, at the ALL-White Back Yard Soul & Blues Festival where they performed with Grammy Award Winner Cherelle doing her hit “Saturday Love.” Jeremiah and Joshua have always had a passion for music from the early ages of 3 and 4. The brothers have an original song written and produced by them called “I Like U.” They have dreams of being famous entertainers and record producers.

Joshua Crawford is a 19 y/o musician from Indianola, Mississippi. Joshua plays a number of instruments including the keyboard, drums, Hammond organ, bongo drums, and lead guitar. He attends Mississippi Delta Community College with a scholarship in choir and band. Joshua has been a member of the BB King All-Stars Ensemble since he was 11 years of age, where he is a lead singer, drummer, and keyboard player. Joshua attends the Mt. Zion Heathman MB church where he plays the Hammond organ, drums, and sings in the choir. In his spare time, he plays keyboards and horns for The Disciples Quartet Group. Joshua has been playing instruments and singing since he was 6 years old. This is when we noticed his talents. He has always wanted to be an entertainer and a famous singer. He has never had any lessons to play an instrument. He has natural talent.

Jeremiah Crawford is a 21-year-old musician from Indianola, MS. Jeremiah is known as the bass guy. He has been playing the bass guitar since he was 8 years of age. He also started playing. Jeremiah is a member of the BB King All-Stars ensemble where he plays bass guitar. He is a member of the Mt. Zion Heathman MB church where he plays bass guitar. Jeremiah also received a full choir scholarship to Mississippi Delta Community College where he majors in music. Jeremiah has always dreamed of being a music producer and recording artist owning his own studio.