Smokey Robinson, born William Robinson Jr., is a legendary American singer, songwriter, and record producer from Detroit, USA. Smokey is known as the 'King of Motown' and was one of the primary figures in the Motown Records movement. His career spans several decades, and he is celebrated for his soulful voice and smooth style.
Robinson's music genres include R&B, soul, and pop. He began his career with The Miracles and was the principal songwriter and producer for the group. Notable singles include 'Tears of a Clown', 'Tracks of My Tears', and 'I Second That Emotion'. As a solo artist, Smokey has released many successful albums and singles, earning him several Grammy Awards and an induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Smokey Robinson's influence in music remains strong today, and he continues to tour and perform internationally, maintaining an active presence in the music world.