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Big Gemini
Big Gemini was a duo made up of siblings Aqeel and Keith Martin from Brooklyn. Their father was a vocalist, and they grew up with R&B and hip-hop around them....
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Big Gemini was a duo made up of siblings Aqeel and Keith Martin from Brooklyn. Their father was a vocalist, and they grew up with R&B and hip-hop around them. Their song "My Shawty" got attention for its rhythm and lyrics about young love.
They put out a debut album called "Gemini." Another track people remember is "Amazing." The brothers worked together on their music, though there were reports of disagreements between them at times.
They kept making music through some public scrutiny. The focus stayed on their harmonies and the way their voices blended, even when other things came up.
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