Aki Starr, tribute to Bernton Wood

Aki Starr isn’t next up -he’s already stamped in the culture. With four Billboard Top 100 hits, a Billboard Magazine cover, and a Warner Bros legacy run as one half of SF Spanish Fly, Aki Starr helped define an era -and never stepped out of it. From Stages alongside Sway Calloway and king Tech is sold-out crowds natiowide, his presence has always been felt, never fabricated. He didn’t just cross genres -he earned his place in them. As former frontman of the Jorge Santana Band, he carried the bloodline of rock royalty. Now as the youngest co-lead singer of Malo, he stands inside one of the most respected legacies in Latin Rock history -bridging generations with authority, not imitation. Off stage, Aki Starr doesn’t chase the airwaves -he helps control them. As co-host of the nationally syndicated Ultimate School Show, his voice reaches across the country, shaping sound and culture in real time. Now, under Thump Records, he flips a classic into something cinematic, seductive, and unapologetically modern -reimagining Brenton Wood’s “I Think You’ve Got Fools Mixed Up” with a sound built to move both memory  and momentum. This isn’t a comeback. This is a continuation of dominance -refined, elevated, and ready to scale.