Jamillions
Jamillions came up in South London in the mid-2000s. Their debut album 'Point Blank' arrived in 2007, and the track 'So Into You' became a radio staple. The...
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Jamillions came up in South London in the mid-2000s. Their debut album 'Point Blank' arrived in 2007, and the track 'So Into You' became a radio staple. The group included Jammer, Milli Major, and Skepta.
They released several more albums over the next few years, like 'Talkin' 'Bout Your Life' in 2009 and 'Rational' in 2011. Songs like 'Falling' and 'Gone In a Flash' show the range they worked with, from harder tracks to more reflective ones.
Some of their lyrics drew criticism for touching on social issues, and members faced legal trouble around that time. Jammer had a firearm possession conviction in 2008, and Skepta was arrested for cannabis possession in 2010. They kept putting out music through it, with 'In the End' arriving in 2014.
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