Jon B rose to fame in the mid-1990s with the release of his platinum-selling debut album Bonafide, which featured his hit single “Someone to love”. He has since released 6 albums and a number of classic hit singles such as “Pretty Girl”, “Don’t Stay”, “Are U Still Down”, “They Don’t Know”, and “Don’t Talk”.
Kahlil Daniel is from Teaneck, New Jersey, home of the legendary Isley Brothers, greats in the genre of Black Music he holds most dear and is continually inspired through the soulful lyrics of R&B!
He fell in love with R&B music at an early age influenced by Donny Hathaway & Stevie Wonder, evolving to the likes of Mary J. Blige, Beyonce, James Fauntleroy, Kanye West, & Ryan Leslie. He is an artist with a passion for live performance, and has sung at venues like DROM, LIT LOUNGE, Ella Lounge, The Bitter End, the Bowery Electric, and Pianos continually perfecting his stagecraft.
He released his debut EP,’ The Rest Of Your Life ‘ in 2013 and released his second EP, ‘ HIGHER ‘; on April 20th, 2018 which is now streaming on Apple Music, Tidal, Amazon, etc… He describes is project as “…an R&B love journey filled with striking harmonies, rich vocals and memorable lyrics that paint vivid images to elevate the listener,” which is the aim of all of his projects.
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