Little Jackie was a New York-based pop/R&B duo consisting of singer Imani Coppola (who is best known for her 1997 hit “Legend of a Cowgirl”) and producer Adam Pallin. The duo’s debut single, “The World Should Revolve Around Me,” drew acclaim from critics and became a top 40 hit in the UK and Ireland. The song’s parent album, The Stoop, was released the same year and drew rave reviews from AllMusic, Billboard, and Salon. The album was less successful commercially, peaking outside the top 100 of the UK Albums Chart and launching no more hit singles.
Although commercial success has been limited for the duo ever since, they continue to release singles and albums, contributing two songs to the 2011 film I Don’t Know How She Does It and providing the theme song for the VH1 series New York Goes to Hollywood. The duo’s final album, Queen of Prospect Park, was released in 2014.
The group effectively disbanded by 2017. In an interview that year, Coppola stated that “Adam […] has moved on to other projects and I need to focus on my own music. Plus, that sound is kind of over now (at least for me it is).”
Little Jackie's first album The Stoop released on Tue Jul 08 2008.
The most popular album by Little Jackie's is The Stoop
The most popular song by Little Jackie's is The Pact
Little Jackie's first song Haters Club released on Tue Sep 30 2014.