Biography

With a blend of house rhythms and '70s-era soul/funk, the British group Jamiroquai became one of the most recognizable proponents of the acid jazz movement during the early '90s. Led by singer/songwriter Jason Kay, the band signed with Sony Records and issued their debut album, Emergency on Planet Earth, in 1993. The album peaked at the top of the British charts and paved the way for a long career, which included Jamiroquai's world-wide hit "Virtual Insanity," the song's accompanying award-winning music video, and a string of wildly popular albums (including Synkronized and A Funk Odyssey). ~ Greg Prato

Top Tracks

• Click on the track to launch in Spotify

• Alright

• Black Capricorn Day

• Black Crow

• California Dreaming

• Canned Heat

• Cosmic Girl

• Feel So Good

• Feels Just Like It Should

• Happiness

• Here's To You

• Light Years

• Little L

• Mr. Moon

• Music Of The Mind

• Seven Days In Sunny June

• She's A Fast Persuader

• Smoke And Mirrors

• Space Cowboy

• Starchild

• Supersonic

• Too Young To Die

• Virtual Insanity

• Whatever It Is, I Just Can't Stop

• When You Gonna Learn

• White Knuckle Ride

Discography

• Click on the album to launch in Spotify

• Rock Dust Light Star

  Mercury

  2010

• Dynamite

  Epic / Sony/Epic

  2005

• A Funk Odyssey

  Sony Music Distribution

  2001

• Synkronized

  Sony Music Distribution

  1999

• Travelling Without Moving

  Work Music

  1996

• The Return of the Space Cowboy

  Columbia / Work Music

  1994

• Emergency on Planet Earth

  Columbia

  1993