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Ramiyah
Ramiyah formed in Philadelphia around 2015, led by vocalist Jamal Binns. Their sound pulls from R&B and soul with a pop edge. The single "I Told You" became...
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Ramiyah formed in Philadelphia around 2015, led by vocalist Jamal Binns. Their sound pulls from R&B and soul with a pop edge. The single "I Told You" became their breakout track, followed by another song called "Waiting."
The band's lineup includes Shante Briscoe on bass, Dashawn Mason on drums, and Marcel Thomas on keys. They released an EP titled "The Love Project" in 2018 and an album called "Heal" the following year. In 2021, they put out another EP named "Rise."
In 2018, Binns faced domestic violence allegations that were later dropped. The situation drew public attention during that period.
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