K7 (musician)

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K7
Origin New York City, New York
Genre(s) Hip Hop, Rap
Years active 1993-present
Label(s) Tommy Boy
Members
Louis "Kayel" Sharpe

K7 is a hip-hop group from the U.S. signed to Tommy Boy records. They are best known for their 1993 song "Come Baby Come" on TBr's Jock Jams volume 1 album. Another notable release was 1994's "Hi De Ho" off The Mask soundtrack. Some later releases by the group co-credited 'The Swing Kids'.

K7 member Kayel was a member of the popular freestyle group TKA. K7 still tours and performs in nightclubs around the country.

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