Quinn XCII

Quinn XCII is a well-known American singer-songwriter who was born Mikael Temrowski in Grosse Pointe, Michigan, on May 6, 1992. His sophomore year at Michigan State University marked the beginning of his musical career, and in May 2015, his debut EP "Change of Scenery" was released. Quinn XCII's distinctive fusion of hip-hop, pop, reggae, rock, electronic, and soul music has been well-received by fans and critics alike. As far as musical influences go, he lists Kid Cudi, Kanye West, Mos Def, Jack Johnson, Jon Bellion, Michael Jackson, Sam Cooke, and Chance the Rapper. With Columbia Records releasing his debut studio album "The Story of Us" in September 2017, he had a huge breakthrough in his career and began a successful working relationship with the company on his following releases. Millions of people have listened to his music online as a result of its popularity and reputation for emotional depth and storytelling. With singles like "Straightjacket" and joint songs like "Kings of Summer" with Ayokay, Quinn XCII's fame skyrocketed, showcasing his talent for writing hits that combine catchy melodies with deep content. A rising fan base across the globe and several successful national tours have resulted from Quinn XCII's inventive approach to music creation and unwavering dedication to his profession. In July 2020, he published "A Letter to My Younger Self," his third album, which further demonstrated his range and reflective composition. Quinn XCII's project "Change of Scenery II," which he launched in 2021, is a prime example of his ongoing artistic development and his capacity to captivate audiences with his recognizable sound and relevant stories. Quinn XCII is considered one of the most inventive and captivating artists of his generation because of his constant pushing of genre and stylistic boundaries over the course of his career. His work demonstrates his unwavering dedication to honesty and creative inquiry, which bodes well for a long and significant career in the music business.