Lyfe Jennings
Singer-songwriter with hit albums
Born
June 3rd, 1978
47 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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Born in 1978, a singer-songwriter and producer emerged as a prominent figure in contemporary R&B music. Early years included struggles with the law, which led to time in prison. Upon release, focused on music career and released debut album, 'Lyfe 268-192', in 2004, which featured hit singles and showcased storytelling ability. Subsequent albums, including 'The Phoenix' and 'I Still Believe', contributed to a successful career, blending themes of love, passion, and personal experiences.
Released debut album 'Lyfe 268-192'
Produced multiple successful R&B albums
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