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Jerry Rivera
Jerry Rivera, born Gerardo Rivera Rodríguez in 1973, is a Puerto Rican salsa singer whose 1992 album Cuenta Conmigo became one of the best-selling salsa albums ever made.
Jerry Vale
Jerry Vale (Genaro Louis Vitaliano, 1930-2014) was an American traditional pop and Italian-American crooner signed to Columbia by Mitch Miller, known for "You Don't Know Me," "Al Di La," and "Have You Looked Into Your Heart."
Jerry Wexler
Jerry Wexler (1917–2008), American record producer and Atlantic Records partner who coined the term rhythm and blues, produced Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin, Wilson Pickett, and Bob Dylan, and built Muscle Shoals into a recording center.
Jersey Boys
Jersey Boys, the Tony Award-winning jukebox bio-musical of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons by Brickman, Elice, Gaudio, and Crewe; Broadway 2005-2017, 4,642 performances, four Tonys, 2014 Eastwood film, 20th anniversary tours.
Jersey club rap
Jersey club rap is rap music over Jersey club beats, triplet kicks, and bed-squeak samples, popularized nationally by Lil Uzi Vert's 2022 hit "Just Wanna Rock".
Jerusalem and Dopesmoker
Jerusalem and Dopesmoker are two releases of Sleep's third album, one 63-minute stoner doom song recorded 1996 for London Records, released 52 minutes (1999) and 63 minutes (2003).
Jerusalem of Gold (ירושלים של זהב)
Jerusalem of Gold (Yerushalayim Shel Zahav) is a 1967 Israeli song by Naomi Shemer, debuted by Shuli Natan at the Israel Song Festival and adopted as an unofficial national anthem after the Six-Day War; its melody drew on the Basque lullaby Pello Joxepe, which Shemer acknowledged in 2004.
Jerusalema
Jerusalema: 2019 Limpopo house and gospel song by South African producer Master KG featuring Nomcebo Zikode, sung in Zulu, which went global in 2020 via the Angolan-sparked #JerusalemaDanceChallenge.
Jesco White
Jesco White, "The Dancing Outlaw" (born 1956, Bandy town, West Virginia), is an Appalachian mountain dancer blending tap and clog styles, famous from the 1991 PBS documentary Dancing Outlaw, its sequel, the 2009 White family documentaries, and the biopic White Lightnin'.
Jeshi
Jeshi is the stage name of Jesse Greenway, an East London rapper and producer signed to Because Music, known for the albums Universal Credit and Airbag Woke Me Up.
Jess Folley
Jess Folley (born 2003, Essex) is an English singer-songwriter and actress who won the first series of The Voice Kids UK in 2017 (Team Pixie Lott, £30,000 prize), won The X Factor: The Band with RLY, and composed for and starred as Ali Rose in Burlesque the Musical at the Savoy Theatre.
Jess Glynne
Jess Glynne (Jessica Hannah Glynne, born 1989) is an English pop singer; first British female solo artist with seven UK number one singles, Grammy winner for Clean Bandit's "Rather Be", albums I Cry When I Laugh, Always in Between, JESS.
Jess Margera
Jess Margera (Jesse Phillip Margera, born 1978) is an American drummer from West Chester, Pennsylvania, founding member of CKY, older brother of Bam Margera, and drummer for The Company Band and Viking Skull.
Jesse (Japanese singer)
Jesse (ジェシー, born 1996, Tokyo) is a Japanese singer and actor, lead vocalist of SixTONES (formed 2015, CD debut 2020), known for a low, stable bilingual voice, the solo song Niji, Boku, and dramas including Punch Drunk Woman.
Jesse & Joy
Jesse & Joy, also known as Jesse and Joy, is a Mexican pop duo formed by siblings Jesse and Joy Huerta in Mexico City in 2005, known for "¡Corre!".
Jesse Carmichael
Jesse Carmichael (born 1979, Boulder, Colorado) is the keyboardist and rhythm guitarist of Maroon 5, formerly guitarist in Kara's Flowers, co-writer of Songs About Jane, on sabbatical 2012-2014, side project 1863.
Jesse Colin Young
Jesse Colin Young (Perry Miller, 1941–2025), American folk-rock singer-songwriter, founding lead singer of the Youngbloods; voice of "Get Together" (No. 5, 1969); solo albums Song for Juli and Songbird; died in Aiken, South Carolina.
Jesse Ed Davis
Jesse Ed Davis (Jesse Edwin Davis III, 1944–1988) was a Kiowa-Comanche session guitarist from Norman, Oklahoma, who played with Taj Mahal, the Beatles, Dylan, and Jackson Browne, and recorded three solo albums.
Jesse Giddings
Jesse Giddings (born 1984) is a Canadian TV host, musician, and photographer from Langley, British Columbia, a MuchMusic VJ on New.Music.Live (2009-2012), E! News correspondent from 2013, husband of actress Hannah Simone, and founder of the Firsthand Foundation.
Jesse Hughes (musician)
Jesse Hughes, also known as Boots Electric, is an American singer and guitarist and the frontman of Eagles of Death Metal, which he co-founded with Josh Homme in 1998.
Jesse Jagz
Jesse Jagz (Jesse Garba Abaga, born 1984) is a Nigerian rapper, record producer, and songwriter from Jos, the younger brother of M.I Abaga, who runs the Jagz Nation imprint.
Jesse Lacey
Jesse Lacey (born 1978) is the American lead singer, guitarist, and songwriter of Long Island rock band Brand New (Deja Entendu, The Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me, Science Fiction). Distinct from other Jesse Laceys: his 2017 sexual misconduct allegations and public apology.
Jesse Leach
Jesse David Leach, American metalcore vocalist, original and current singer of Killswitch Engage (Alive or Just Breathing, 2002; returned 2012 on Disarm the Descent), also of Seemless, The Empire Shall Fall, and Times of Grace.
Jesse McCartney
Jesse McCartney (born 1987, Ardsley, New York) is an American pop singer-songwriter and actor, ex-Dream Street, known for "Beautiful Soul," "Leavin'," co-writing "Bleeding Love," and voicing Roxas in Kingdom Hearts.
Jesse Powell
Jesse Powell (1971–2022), American R&B singer from Gary, Indiana, also known as Jesse Alexander Powell III; known for the 1999 ballad "You" (R&B No. 2) and albums Jesse Powell (1996), 'Bout It (1998), JP (2001), and Jesse (2003).
Jesse Royal
Jesse Royal, born Jesse David Leroi Grey in 1989, is a Jamaican roots reggae singer, known as 'The Small Axe', and a leading figure of the Reggae Revival.
Jesse Rutherford
Jesse Rutherford (Jesse James Rutherford, b. 1991, Newbury Park, CA) is an American singer-songwriter and former child actor, lead vocalist of the Neighbourhood ("Sweater Weather") and solo artist as Jesse Rutherford/Jesse® (albums &, Garageb&, &ONE, Wanted?).
Jesse Saunders
Jesse Saunders is an American DJ and record producer from Chicago whose 1984 track 'On & On' is widely credited as the first house record on vinyl.
Jesse Valenzuela
Jesse Valenzuela is an American guitarist, singer, and songwriter, founding member of Tempe, Arizona's Gin Blossoms, co-writer of "Follow You Down" and "Til I Hear It From You," and solo artist behind Tunes Young People Will Enjoy (2002).
Jessi (musician)
Jessi (제시), born Jessica Hyun-ju Ho in 1988, is a Korean-American rapper-singer; 2005 debut as Jessica H.O., Unpretty Rapstar runner-up 2015, hits "Nunu Nana" and "Zoom", first P Nation artist.