Black Eyed Peas

Black Eyed Peas transitioned from an alternative hip-hop trio to a globally recognized pop-rap sensation, achieving significant commercial success and setting numerous music industry records. After forming in 1995 and signing with Interscope Records, Black Eyed Peas quickly established themselves with two albums, Behind the Front (1998) and Bridging the Gap (2000), before evolving into a globally recognized pop-rap sensation. In 2002, Stacy Ferguson (Fergie) joined the group, marking a pivotal shift towards a mainstream pop sound. Their third album, Elephunk (2003), brought widespread international recognition, with its hit single ‘Where Is the Love?’ topping charts in 13 countries and becoming the UK’s biggest-selling single of 2003.

Their most recent album, Elevation, was released in 2022, continuing to explore and incorporate diverse global sounds into their acclaimed discography.