BIOGRAPHY
Jagged Edge was formed in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1995, by identical twin brothers Brandon and Brian Casey, along with Kyle Norman and Richard Wingo. The group quickly gained recognition for their smooth vocal harmonies and their ability to seamlessly blend traditional R&B with contemporary styles.
In 1997, Jagged Edge released their debut album, "A Jagged Era," which included the hit single "I Gotta Be." The album showcased their soulful sound and laid the foundation for their success in the R&B scene. Jagged Edge's harmonious vocals and emotionally resonant lyrics set them apart in the competitive R&B landscape of the late 1990s.
The group's breakthrough came with their second album, "J.E. Heartbreak" (2000), which became a critical and commercial success. The album featured hit singles like "Let's Get Married" and "He Can't Love U," both of which topped the charts. "J.E. Heartbreak" solidified Jagged Edge's position as a prominent R&B group and remains one of their most celebrated works.
Throughout the 2000s, Jagged Edge continued to release successful albums, including "Jagged Little Thrill" (2001), "Hard" (2003), and "The Remedy" (2011). They collaborated with various artists, further expanding their musical influence.
One of Jagged Edge's strengths lies in their ability to create heartfelt ballads and energetic, danceable tracks. Their versatility allowed them to navigate different styles within the R&B genre.
Despite changes in the music industry, Jagged Edge remained active, consistently releasing new music and maintaining a dedicated fan base. Their longevity in the industry is a testament to their musical talent and adaptability.
Over the years, Jagged Edge has continued to tour and produce new material, showcasing their enduring appeal in the world of R&B. Their legacy is marked by a string of hit singles, successful albums, and a lasting impact on contemporary R&B.