Jermaine Jackson

Jermaine Jackson is a versatile American singer, songwriter, and musician, widely recognized for his foundational role in The Jackson 5 and his enduring solo career. He brings a legacy of musical innovation and entrepreneurial spirit to collaborations and ventures. After co-founding The Jackson 5 in 1964, Jermaine Jackson became the group’s second lead vocalist and bass guitarist, contributing significantly to their early success with global hits such as ‘I Want You Back,’ ‘ABC,’ and ‘I’ll Be There.’ His vocal contributions and instrumental skills were integral to the group’s signature sound during their Motown years, establishing them as pop phenomena. The group first signed with Steeltown Records in 1967, releasing their debut single ‘Big Boy’ in 1968, before signing with Motown Records in 1969.

In 2011, Jackson published his memoir, ‘You Are Not Alone: Michael Through a Brother’s Eyes,’ reflecting on his brother’s life and career. His musical output continued with the 2012 release of ‘I Wish You Love,’ a jazz covers album produced by David Serero. In 2013, he expanded into stage performance, starring in the musical ‘You Are Not Alone: The Musical.’ Beyond his entertainment career, Jackson has maintained a presence as an entrepreneur, exploring ventures across hospitality, jewelry, and food industries.