Artist Spotlight

Jermaine Jackson

pop music · 1973–1985

Jermaine Jackson is an American singer and actor known for his smooth vocals and bass guitar skills. As the second vocalist in the Jackson 5, he helped shape the group's sound from 1964 to 1975, alongside his famous brother Michael. After a hiatus, he returned to the rebranded Jacksons in 1983, actively contributing to their music and performances until his exit in 2020. Jermaine's solo work, including hits like "Daddy's Home," "Let's Get Serious," and "Do What You Do," showcases his ability to blend pop melodies with heartfelt lyrics. Whether as part of a family ensemble or on his own, Jermaine's contributions remain a cherished part of the pop music landscape.