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Since entering the professional music industry in 1997, working in several bands and even a boy group, JK has now become a household name in Zambia and has gained immense popularity across Africa and Europe. JK shot to stardom in 2001 following the release of his self-titled debut album, JK. He helped reestablish the Zambian music scene and has rekindled the flames of Zambian music in hearts across the nation. With his incredible success on the home front, it was inevitable that J.

K spread his reach into international markets. His nomination for a KORA award in 2002 for Best Southern African Musician (African equivalent of a Grammy) is a reflection of the quality of his work that is not only being recognized in Zambia, but across the entire continent.

With four albums to date, his body of work is of the highest quality and embodies a fine blend of musical influences ranging from Rhumba to Reggae to R&B. JK has created masterpieces that cater for all. This ingredient fused with his incredible voice, stage presence and choreography has made JK one of Zambia's most successful concert performers, with sell out shows across Europe and Africa. JK: His family and educational backgroundThe fifth son of both a businessman and woman, Jordan was born in 1978 at Ndola Central Hospital. He concluded his junior school at Chilengwa Basic School in Ndola and later proceeded to Lubuto School, where he completed his secondary education. Jordan started embracing music with his peers as early as the age of eight whilst in his fourth year of junior school.

I was always singing (at home, school), always, but I chose to keep it to myself-may be because at the time I was not confident enough to sing to an audience. I enjoyed it.