"Black Coffey member Jason Coffey recently shared that the invasion of
the music industry by Kentucky-based artists is great: "I mean, it's
been like the underground railroad in Kentucky trying to come up because
there's really no outlet there. But like you said, you got my brother,
myself, Rob Jackson, Nappy Roots, Keke Wyatt, Athena Cage, Playa, two of
the Backstreet Boys...There's very good talent in Kentucky. I know some
people who are still there trying to do their thing, you know what I'm
sayin', and by us being able to get in we can take it back home now, and
then we can show the rest of world that, 'OK, there's more from Kentucky
that's coming,' but the invasion is great."

Black Coffey - Black Coffey

Black Coffey Album Tracks

It's On
Sunshine
Hard to Get
# On A Napkin
Hey
Country Boyz
Luv Anyways
There She Goes
Just Want You to Know
Spill
Rocket Love
Beautiful Lady

So who is Black Coffey anyway? For those of you who have never heard of Black Coffey, the duo, Jason and Clay Coffey are brothers born and raised from Lexington, Kentucky. Both grew up and developed their passion and talent in music from their early years singing in church choirs.

Raised in a family of musicians and music lovers, the brothers were influenced by soul, R& B, and gospel. This delicate blending of styles is reflected in their songs, such as title hits, "Hey", "Spill", and Stevie Wonder's classic "Rocket Love."

Their music has been featured on Black Entertainment Network as Rated Next artist. They have appeared on Soul Train and toured with numerous of artist.

So why is the band called Black Coffey? Besides being namesake, "In our family, we always say that coffee grinds down fine and brews deep," Clay remembers with a sly smile. "And that's what our music does. It grinds down to the essence of soul music and it brews deep, rich and flavorful."

These two brothers are true singers.

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