Jamiroquai
Jamiroquai is a British funk and acid jazz band fronted by charismatic singer Jay Kay. Bursting onto the scene in the early 1990s, the band combined disco, soul, and electronic music into a fresh, groove-heavy sound. Their breakthrough album Travelling Without Moving (1996), featuring the smash hit “Virtual Insanity,” showcased their ability to blend classic funk sensibilities with modern production, earning them international acclaim.
Known for their slick musicianship and stylish visuals, Jamiroquai has sustained a career that spans decades, consistently evolving their sound while maintaining their danceable, retro-futuristic identity. Jay Kay’s dynamic stage presence and the band’s tight instrumentation have made them a live favorite. They remain a cornerstone of British funk-pop innovation.