ATLANTA - s4story -- -- JaXon Gállery (formerly known as Bryan J) is set to release his highly anticipated new r&b album entitled "In the Key of Us" in February of 2026. With inspiration from Stevie Wonder, Prince, Luther Vandross and Al Green, this album is surely an ode to Black Love and the expectations and roles of men and women as they navigate love in today's society. Complete with smooth guitar strings, hints of southern neo soul, a weaving of soulful falsettos and sultry melodies, this album is JaXon's most honest project to date. With singles such as Shadows, Platter, Gyatt, Fortunate, Care For, Common Sense, and Miracle Watah; "In the Key of Us" paints a beautiful picture of honest love and showcases the vulnerabilities that both men and women endure at the different stages of authentic love. JaXon certainly leaves no stone unturned and does not abandon his signature of creating a perfect concoction of romance and sexual anticipation throughout the project. He also gives homage to nostalgic black culture within his first single "Gyatt" as he creates a play on words while highlighting famous black movies in culture. For this album, JaXon has tapped music producers Rico Flash, King Drums, and J Minor to provide the perfect blend of acoustics and drums in order to perfectly articulate the "In the Key of Us" love story.

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To accompany the "In the Key of Us" album, JaXon will also be releasing a series of interviews in collaboration with The Mahogany Mic that dives deeper into the makings of his new album and highlights who JaXon is as an artist and person.

JaXon would describe his new sound as "raw emotion meets cinematic storytelling—smooth,
soulful, and hauntingly real with a blend of R&B, and moody vibes that hits home."
"I continue to get inspiration daily," says JaXon Gállery. "Hearing things like, 'It's been a long
time since I heard a voice like yours because it's refreshing and different', is great to hear because that essentially means that me being me is refreshing; which is dope."

JaXon Gállery's new batch of music weaves together a knack for storytelling steeped in catchy, R&B sensibility that comes from an artist dedicated to finding his own voice among today's endless pile of r&b clones.