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K-Major
K-Major is a New Orleans duo made up of brothers James "Jay" and Ryan "Yung" Major. They started with a debut EP called "The Invitation" that got some...
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K-Major is a New Orleans duo made up of brothers James "Jay" and Ryan "Yung" Major. They started with a debut EP called "The Invitation" that got some attention for its soulful approach.
Their track "Underneath (feat. Jaquees)" became their breakout single. It's a sultry R&B piece that connected with listeners and helped establish their presence.
After that, they put out albums like "The Conversation" and "Love, Loss, and Forgiveness." These records showed them developing their sound while keeping that soulful foundation.
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