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Born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, twin Aries brothers Kameo and Romeo—known as EHRIE—have been making music since they were kids. Singing around the house with their mom, music was always part of their world. One day in 1999, while watching music videos on BET, they saw I Like It by Sammie—and that moment changed everything. At just nine years old, they knew they wanted to be recording artists.

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Fast forward to 2019, EHRIE dropped their first EP, NIGGAS FROM BROOKLYN. The project was full of soul, R&B, and real-life vibes inspired by legends like Prince, Michael Jackson, Janet Jackson, and Usher. Since its release, the EP has gained over 200,000 streams on Spotify—proof that their sound connects.

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As proud Black queer artists, EHRIE makes music that’s real, emotional, and empowering. Songs like “Let Go,” “Half Bad,” and “Dangerous” are all about self-love, growth, and being unapologetically YOU. Their music has been featured on over 500 playlists, including Billboard Pride’s “Queer Necessities” by DJ Jon Ali and Spotify’s “Fresh Finds: The Wave.” They’ve performed across NYC at iconic spots like Joe's Pub and The Bitter End, and even rocked the stage for graduating students at Williams College.

In 2022, the twins leveled up and started their own label, K&R Music Group LLC, dropping their single “Just Like That” in 2024. At the same time, they’re staying focused on their education—both Kameo and Romeo study Digital Communications at Baruch College in New York City, using what they learn in school to level up their business mindset and bring it back into their music. Kameo also became a reporting fellow with the Pulitzer Center, where he created a powerful podcast about Black gay identity in NYC.

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At the end of the day, EHRIE is all about making music that speaks to the culture, builds community, and inspires people to live in their truth. With talent, education, and real-life experience behind them, they’re not just making songs—they’re building a legacy.

 

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