Five ‎It’s The Things You Do (Remix Post)

[from their self-titled 1998 album]

Sean & Dave’s Excellent Extended Mix Version

The Moffatts

The Moffatts are a Canadian pop-rock\country music band from Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, Canada that consists of the Moffatt siblings: Scott (born Scott Andrew Moffatt on March 30, 1983 in Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada) and triplets Bob, Clint and Dave (born Robert Franklin Peter, Clinton Thomas John and David Michael William Moffatt on March 8, 1984 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada). Bob and Clint are identical twins and Dave is a fraternal triplet.

Scott did some small-time modeling for a catalogue when he was a kid and bought his first guitar with his earnings when he was 6 years old. The brothers learned singing early in their lives, singing country music with their mother, Darlana and father, Frank; they first appeared on stage in 1987.

In 1992, after performing at large-scale country music festivals, the Moffatts were nominated for five awards by the British Columbia Country Music Association. During that same year, the Moffatt family moved to Branson, Missouri where they performed at the Osmonds theatre.

In March of 1993, the family moved to Nashville, Tennessee where the brothers became regulars on the TNN network show, “Nashville Now” with Ralph Emery.

In October of that same year, they joined the cast of the “Country Tonite” show at the Aladdin Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada. In 1994, “Country Tonite” opened up a new theatre in Branson, Missouri where the Moffatts were a part of the cast.
In June of 1995, the group released their debut studio album, “It’s A Wonderful World” on Mercury Records which didn’t make the album charts at all.
In October of that same year, they released their self-titled sophomore album which peaked at #44 on Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart and #13 on Billboard’s Top Heatseekers albums chart.

However, the singles released from the album: “I Think She Likes Me,” “Caterpillar Crawl” and “Guns of Love” didn’t make the charts at all.

In 1996, the Moffatts’ parents divorced and the boys primarily lived with their father, who managed the group. In their teen years, the group dropped out of the country music genre and began singing pop-rock music.
In May of 1998, they released their third studio album, “Chapter I: A New Beginning” which peaked at #49 on the Canadian Albums chart, #62 on the U.K. Albums chart, #124 on the Billboard 200 and #3 on Billboard’s Top Heatseekers albums chart.

The album sold more than 6 million copies worldwide and was almost certified double platinum in Canada; it was also very popular in Europe as well.
The lead single from the album, “I’ll Be There For You” peaked at #5 on the Canadian RPM Top Singles chart and #25 on the Canadian RPM Adult Contemporary chart. It was also moderately successful in Austria, Germany, Switzerland and Sweden.
The second single, “Miss You Like Crazy” peaked at #9 on the Canadian RPM Adult Contemporary chart and #23 on Billboard’s RPM Top Singles chart. It also made the music charts in Sweden, Germany, Switzerland and Austria.
The third single released from the album, “If Life is So Short” failed to make any impact on the music charts at all.
The fourth single, “Girl of My Dreams” peaked at #19 on Canadian RPM Top Singles chart and #4 on Canadian RPM Adult Contemporary chart.
The fifth single from the album, “Crazy” peaked at #16 on the UK Singles chart and was moderately successful in Germany.
The sixth single, “Until You Loved Me” (which appeared on the soundtrack to the film, “Never Been Kissed”) peaked at #36 on the UK Singles chart, #23 on the Canadian RPM Top Singles chart and #57 on the Canadian RPM Adult Contemporary chart.
The last single released from the album, “Misery” peaked at #47 on the U.K. Singles chart, #18 on the Canadian RPM Top Singles chart and #23 on the Canadian RPM Adult Contemporary chart. The song was also featured on the soundtrack to the film, “Teaching Mrs. Tingle.”

In 1999, the Moffatts appeared on the NBC network television series, “Hang Time” where they performed “Girl of My Dreams”. During that same year, they appeared on an episode of the Canadian television series, “Campbell Scramble” and performed at the Juno Awards show in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.

Also in that same year, they sang “O Canada” at the 1999 Major League Baseball All-Star Game and were awarded “Fan Favourite Band of The Year” at the iHeartRadio Much Music Video Awards.

In 2000, the group appeared on the Disney Channel network show, “So Weird” and were also frequent guests on “The Sally Jessy Raphael Show.” During their stay in Koln, Germany, the Moffatts met a young German guitar player named Gil Ofarim, co-writing his breakout single, “If You Only Knew”.
In October of 2000, the Moffatts released their fourth and final studio album to date, “Submodalities” which peaked at #8 on the Canadian Albums chart. The album was certified Platinum in Canada.
The lead single, “Bang Bang Boom” topped the music charts in Canada, making it their only number-one song to date. It also peaked at #21 on the adult contemporary chart in Canada and #71 on the German Singles chart.
The follow-up single, “Just Another Phase” was a moderate hit, peaking at #16 on the music charts in Canada; however, the last single, “Walking Behind” didn’t make the charts at all.

On August 25, 2001, the Moffitts disbanded following their concert in London, Ontario, Canada. After that, Bob and Clint briefly joined a music group called Pusch (later renamed Hidell) where they performed at the 2002 Winter Olympics and released only one albun.

In September of 2003, the group reunited to perform at the “Fire on the Mountain” benefit concert in Kamloops, British Columbia.

In 2004, the Canadian Pacific Railway announced in a press release that Bob and Clint were reunited, and appeared under the name, the Moffitts for a mobile fundraiser for community food banks called the Holiday Train program. In 2005, Scott also joined the tour.

Bob eventually relocated to Ban Phe, Thailand where he began working on an English singing contest with an educational organization called TEFL International. Bob convinced Clint to join him in Thailand and start a band called Same Same.

Around 2011, Clint and Bob moved to Nashville, Tennessee where they wrote songs and performed under the name Two Bullet Parade (which was later changed to Like Strangers) where they performed in venues around the Nashville metropolitan area.

Around 2003, Scott resurfaced in an Ontario-based band called The Boston Post; however in December of 2005, he indicated that he planned to go solo and was recording music in Los Angeles, California. In 2006, he released a solo album called “The Allegory of the City.” He also worked as a producer at Sony Music Thailand.

Dave eventually relocated to Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada with aspirations of attending the University of Winnipeg, but then decided to launch an acting and modeling career. He appeared in a 2005 Winnipeg production of “Miss Saigon” and was a contestant on “Canadian Idol” where he made it into the top 32 before being eliminated.

In 2012, the Moffatt brothers reunited for the first time in over ten years for an online Christmas show on Stageit.

In October of 2016, Bob and Clint announced on their Facebook page that they would be reuniting once again for a one-time concert with Scott as The Moffatts (without Dave), and would be returning to Manila in the Philippines for the first time in 16 years as part of a farewell tour.

In February of 2017, Scott, Bob and Clint embarked on an extensive promotional tour in the Philippines, Indonesia, and Singapore for “The Moffatts Farewell Tour”.
In November of that same year, it was announced on the group’s Facebook page that a new song called “Secrets” had been recorded. They signed a record deal with the Bec-Tero Music record label in Thailand where “Secrets” was released as a single in 2018.
During that same year, two more singles: “Like I Love U” and “So In Love” were released; they also released a six-track EP called “Chapter II”.

These days (according to research), Scott resides in Nashville, Tennessee and produced Luke Combs’ two albums: “This One’s For You” (in 2017) and “What You See Is What You Get” (in 2019), which won “Country Album of the Year” at the 2020 iHeartRadio Music Awards.

Bob and Clint have formed a music duo called Music Travel Love, and Dave was last heard to be working as a yoga instructor in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

To see a video for “I Think She Likes Me,” go to:

To see a video for “Caterpillar Crawl,” go to:

To see a video for “Guns of Love,” go to:

To see a video for “I’ll Be There for You,” go to:

To see a video for “Miss You Like Crazy,” go to:

To see a video for “If Life Is So Short,” go to:

To see a video for “Girl of Your Dreams,” go to:

To see a video for “Walking Behind,” go to:

To see a video for “Until You Loved Me,” go to:

To see a video for “Misery,” go to:

To see a video for “Secrets,” go to:

To see a video for “Like I Love U,” go to:

To see a video for “So in Love,” go to:

Bad Boys Inc

Bad Boys INC was a British boy band formed by record producer Ian Levine in 1993, who were signed to A&M Records. The members consisted of Ally Begg, Anthony “Tony” Dowding, Matthew Pateman (also known as Matthew James) and David W. Ross.

The band embarked on a publicity blitz and tours of under & over 18 nightclubs and schools.
In 1993, they released their debut single “Don’t Talk About Love” which peaked at #19 on the UK Singles chart, making it their first hit song on the chart. It also peaked at #17 on the Irish Singles chart in Ireland.

Their follow-up singles “Whenever You Need Someone” (which peaked at #26) and “Walking on Air” (which peaked at #24) were moderately successful on the U.K. Singles chart.
In 1994, Bad Boys Inc released their debut and only album which peaked at #13 on the UK Albums chart and #62 on the Scottish Singles and Albums Charts.
The band’s fourth single, “More to This World” peaked at #8 on the U.K. Singles chart, making it their only highest charting single to date.
The fifth single from the album, “Take Me Away (I’ll Follow You)” peaked at #15 on the U.K. Singles chart.
The last charting single from the album, “Love Here I Come” peaked at #26 on the U.K. Singles chart. In 1994, Bad Boys Inc were awarded “Best International Newcomer” in Denmark & Finland. They also gained success in mainland Europe and in Japan.

In 1995, they disbanded due to creative differences with their producer during the recording of their sophomore album (which was never released) although one of their songs “Change Your Mind” was being promoted and a promotional music video was completed.

David W. Ross went on to become an actor & screenwriter in Los Angeles, California, and is also openly gay. He starred in the film “Quinceañera” which was a breakout hit at the 2006 Sundance Film Festival and appeared in the short film “The Receipt” which won the award for “Best Comedy” at the Los Angeles International Short Film Festival.

David wrote the 2012 film “I Do” which tackles the controversial issue of gay marriage inequality in America; the film went on to win seven awards, including the Jury Award for “Best Film” at the Out on Film, Atlanta, US.

Matthew Pateman has been focusing on writing, recording and producing. He played the lead role in the musical “Boyband” at the Gielgud Theatre in London’s West End. In 2005, he created his own electro\pop-rock band called JEAN! and competed in the Eurovision Song Contest 2016 to represent the United Kingdom with the song “A Better Man,” but did not win the selection.

These days, Ally Begg works as a TV sports producer & blogger is also a fan of Aberdeen FC (according to his official website). It’s unknown what Tony Dowding
is currently up to and it seems as if he’s faded into obscurity.

To see the music video for “Don’t Talk About Love,” go to:

To see the music video for “Whenever You Need Someone,” go to:

To see the music video for “Walking on Air,” go to:

To see the music video for “More To This World,” go to:

To see the music video for “Take Me Away (I’ll Follow You),” go to:

To see the music video for “Love Here I Come,” go to:

To see the music video for “Change Your Mind,” go to:

One True Voice

One True Voice were a British boy band from the 2000s that was created on the ITV television series, “Popstars: The Rivals” where pop groups of both genders were created through a public vote & competed in the UK Singles Chart for the number-one Christmas single of 2002.

The members consisted of Anton Gordon (from Louth, Lincolnshire), Matt Johnson (from Mancot, Wales), Daniel Pearce (born on May 29, 1978 in Ashford, Kent, Engand), Keith Semple (born on September 20, 1981 in Larne, Northern Ireland) and Jamie Shaw (from Cardiff, Wales).
On “Popstars: The Rivals”, One True Voice lost out to girl group Girls Aloud as they hit number one with their song “Sound of the Underground” as their double A-side single, “Sacred Trust\After You’re Gone” peaked at #2 on the UK Singles Chart & #9 on the Irish Singles chart.
The band’s follow-up single, “Shakespeare’s (Way with) Words” peaked at #10 on the UK Singles chart and #39 on the Irish Singles chart. After that, One True Voice disbanded in 2003 without ever releasing an album.

In 2006, Anton Gordon auditioned for “The X Factor,” but didn’t make through the preliminary screening. He continues to perform music under the name Anton Romero.

Matt Johnson signed a solo deal with Jive Records after One True Voice disbanded, but he ended up leaving the label after being unhappy with the music direction. These days (according to research), Matt is currently signed to his own record label, Tristar Records (which has a distribution deal with Believe Digital since 2013).

Daniel Pearce played a lead role in the musical “Jailhouse Rock” in London’s West End. In 2009, he auditioned for the 6th series of “The X Factor,” but wasn’t chosen to be in the finals. These days, he continues to be a backing singer for British rapper Dizzee Rascal and in 2011, he co-founded a funk, rock and soul band called Shuffler.

Keith Semple formed a band called the Keith Semple Band and later fronted the band Alibi. After he moved to Chicago, Illinois, he performed with the band 7th Heaven between 2006 and 2012.

In 2010, Keith successfully auditioned for the 9th season on “American Idol,” but lost his spot due to U.S. legal status and residency issues. In 2013, he formed a rock band called SEMPLE and auditioned for the 9th season of NBC’s “The Voice,” but was eliminated in the Live Playoffs.

Jamie Shaw continued to produce music and supported the Backstreet Boys for some of their live dates in the UK, and toured with boy band US5 for 18 shows in Germany & Austria. Since 2014, he has moved to a career in television where he currently works as an Executive Publicity Assistant on shows such as “Doctor Who” and “Class.”

To see the music video for “Sacred Trust,” go to:

To see the music video for “After You’re Gone,” go to:

To see the music video for “Shakespeare’s (Way With) Words,” go to:

NLT

NLT (short for Not Like Them) was a pop music boy band from the 2000s who were discovered by record producer Chris Stokes, who signed them to his record label, TUG Entertainment.

The members of the band consisted of Travis Garland (born on July 26, 1989 in Lubbock, Texas), Kevin McHale (born Kevin Michael McHale on June 14, 1988 in Plano, Texas), Justin Joseph “JJ” Thorne (born on July 13, 1989 in Canyon Country, California) and Vahe “V” Sevani (born on September 1, 1988 in Los Angeles, California).

The band first began after Chris Stokes booked a local dance studio in Los Angeles, California to hold rehearsals for a different music group and Vahe’s parents were the owners of the studio.
In March of 2007, the band released their debut single, “That Girl” which didn’t appear to make the charts at all. The following month, they opened up for The Pussycat Dolls along with singer Chantelle Paige and were featured on the soundtrack for “Bratz: The Movie” with the track “Heartburn.”
The band’s follow-up single, “She Said, I Said (Time We Let Go)” peaked at #65 on the Billboard Pop 100 chart and #36 on Billboard’s Mainstream Top 40 chart, making it their only charting single to date.
During that same year, NLT released a Christmas single, “Silent Night.” In 2008, they participated in the Bandemonium Tour (which featured bands VFactory and Menudo).
In April of that same year, they released their last single, “Karma” as a digital download. By 2009, NLT had disbanded and their debut album was never released.

Since then, some of the band members have continued to stay active in the entertainment business.

Kevin McHale went on to achieve fame in the FOX network series “Glee” and hosted the British panel show “Virtually Famous” on the E4 Network from 2014 to 2016. Currently, he is one of four host on Dash Radio’s “Sick of My Own Voice” show.

JJ Thorne went on to be a member of another boy band, One Call (which disbanded in 2011); in 2018, he released an EP called “My Laptop Was Stolen And All I Have Left Are These Songs: Mixtape.”

Travis Garland is now an independent recording artist, songwriter & producer; in 2013, he released his self-titled debut album. Vahe Sevani is married with a son, August; it’s unknown if he is still active with his music career.

To see the music video for “That Girl,” go to:

To see the music video for “She Said, I Said (Time We Let Go),” go to:

To see a video for “Silent Night,” go to:

To see the music video for “Karma,” go to:

To see a fan-made video for “Heartburn,” go to:

Marshall Dyllon

Marshall Dyllon was a country music boy band that consisted of singers Daniel Cahoon (from Woods Cross, Utah), Jesse Littleton (born on October 18, 1981 from Sabina Ohio), brothers Paul Martin (born on March 23, 1978 in Clinton, Mississippi) & Michael Martin (born on January 26, 1983 in Clinton, Missisippi) and Todd Michael Samson (born on June 29, 1978 in Stanardsville, Virginia).

The group’s name is based on fictional character Marshal Matt Dillon from the Western TV series “Gunsmoke.”

They were recruited by country music singer Kenny Rogers and talent manager Lou Pearlman (who was known for working with boy bands such as *NSYNC and the Backstreet Boys) to try to bring the boy band sound to the country music scene. Prior to Marshall Dyllon, Jesse and Paul auditioned on the ABC network TV series “Making the Band”.

In September of 2000, Marshall Dyllon released their debut single “Live It Up” which peaked at #37 on Billboard’s Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart, staying on the chart for 20 weeks, making it their only highest charting single.
In December of that same year, they released their debut and only album “Enjoy the Ride” on Kenny Rogers’ Dreamcatcher Records label. It’s unknown how or if the album made the charts at all.

The follow-up single “You” peaked at #47 on Billboard’s Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart, staying on the chart for only 7 weeks.

The last single released from the album “She Ain’t Gonna Cry” (which was originally recorded by Canadian country music artist Joel Feeney in 1999) peaked at #44 on Billboard’s Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart, staying on the chart for 9 weeks.

By 2001, the group had disbanded. Jesse Littleton went on to pursue a solo career and these days, he performs with the band Gran Bel Fisher; Todd Samson has a solo career in country music. It’s unknown what Daniel Cahoon and Michael & Paul Martin are up to these days.

To see the music video for “Live It Up,” go to:

To see the music video for “You,” go to:

Youth Asylum

Youth Asylum was a multi-racial pop boy band from the 2000s that was formed by producer/songwriter/arranger St. Gian. They were signed to Quincy Jones’ Qwest Records label.

The members (who were all teenagers at the time) consisted of 16-year-old Kevin Yee (from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada), 13-year-old Leo Gallo (from Chico, California), 13-year-old Derek (from San Diego, California), 16-year-old Jason (from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania), 14-year-old Donnell (from Los Angeles, California) and 14-year-old rapper Flashlight (or “Flash” from Los Angeles, California).
In 2000, Youth Asylum embarked on a national promotional tour sponsored by the Tommy Hilfiger clothing line and later released their debut single “Jasmin.”

The song managed to peak at #64 on Billboard’s Hot 100 Singles Sales chart and the music video for the single received some airplay on the Disney Channel & music video channel, The Box. The band also performed at malls & middle schools in the United States.
According to research, due to issues with the band’s record label & the fact that they were not good at singing live, Youth Asylum disbanded. Their debut album “We Are Young Americans” ended up being shelved in the United States, but according to Discogs.com, it was released in Indonesia.

After that, Kevin Yee went on to perform in musical theater and these days, he has a career as a comedian, performing at clubs and colleges.

In 2014, Kevin wrote a post on Reddit.com called “IamA former member of a failed 90’s BoyBand. AMA!” describing what it was like for him during his time with Youth Asylum.

According to Kevin, he had no control over his life while with the band; he also revealed that he is gay, but reportedly, his record label told him to act less gay and tried to teach him how to be straight; also, Kevin made about $4,000 dollars in three years and that his mother had to pay for a lot of his living expenses, and afterwards, he had to work at a clothing store in order to stay afloat.

Leo Gallo signed a record deal in 2012 with Universal Germany and released a single called “Extravaganza” during that same year. He has sung and danced in various commercials and was even a contestant on NBC’s “The Voice.” According to research, Leo is now a member of The Red Hot Band.

As for the other members of the group, it’s unknown what they are currently up to these days or if they are still active in the entertainment business.

To see the music video for “Jasmin,” go to:

To follow Kevin Yee on social media, go to:
Official website (http://www.kevinyee.com/)

Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/kevinyeedotcom/)

YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7jEIPNgfTGS1TU8UhONz1Q)

Twitter (https://twitter.com/kevinyeedotcom)

LMNT

LMNT (pronounced “element”) was a boy band from the 2000s that originally consisted of members Ikaika Kahoano (born on May 15, 1978 in Honolulu, Hawaii), Bryan Chan (born Bryan Robert Chan on June 26, 1974 in San Mateo, California), Mike Miller (born in 1980 from Hackensack, New Jersey) and Matthew Morrison (born on October 30, 1978 in Fort Ord, California, who was added to the line-up in 2001).

The group was formed in 2000 by finalists of the ABC network reality show “Making the Band.” Ikaika was originally supposed to be part of the pop music group O-Town, but due to an undisclosed dispute, he backed out of the group.

In 2001, the group released their debut single “Juliet” which managed to peak at #49 on the Billboard Hot 100 Singles Sales Chart. It also received airplay on Radio Disney and was even featured in an episode of the Disney Channel TV series “Lizzie McGuire.”
In 2002, LMNT released their debut and only album “All Sides” on Atlantic Records. It’s unknown how or if the album charted at all. By that time, Matthew Morrison was replaced by Jonas Persch (from Salt Lake City, Utah).

The album failed to make much impact on the charts and received generally negative reviews from critics. In the summer of 2002, LMNT toured the United States on pop music group A*Teens’ “Pop ‘Til You Drop!” tour along with girl group Play and Baha Men. ‘

In 2003, LMNT appeared on albums such as “The Lizzie McGuire Movie” soundtrack (with the track “Open Your Eyes to Love”) and the “Kim Possible” television soundtrack (with the track “It’s Just You”). During that same year, the group had disbanded.

These days, Ikaika Kahoano runs a model fit center in Hawaii.

According to research, Bryan Chan worked at Chippendales and was in a relationship with Jaymes Vaughan, who appeared on “The Amazing Race.” These days, it appears that he still continues to sing and work as a host & emcee.

Matthew Morrison went on to achieve fame as an actor and solo artist. He is well-known for starring on the FOX musical television series “Glee” and has appeared in various plays, TV shows and films.

As for Mike Miller and Jonas Persch, it’s unknown what they are each currently up to these days.

To see the music video for “Juliet,” go to:

To see a fan-made video for “It’s Just You” (from the “Kim Possible” soundtrack), go to:

To see a fan-made video for “Open Your Eyes to Love” (from “The Lizzie McGuire Movie” soundtrack), go to:

Dream Street

Dream Street was a pop music boy band that consisted of members Jesse McCartney (born on April 9, 1987 in Ardsley, New York), Frankie J. Galasso (born Frank Jonathan Galasso on January 24, 1985 in The Bronx, New York), Greg Raposo (born Gregory Frank Raposo on May 3, 1985 in Long Island, New York), Matt Ballinger (born Matthew Samuel Ballinger on April 22, 1985 in Westchester, New York) and Chris Trousdale (born Christopher Ryan Trousdale on June 11, 1985 in New Port Richey, Florida).

The band was initially put together by Louis Baldonieri & Brian Lukow and was originally called Boy Wonder. The band featured several boys ranging from ages 11 to 14 years old from New York who worked on Broadway as actors.

The band’s name was changed to Dream Street (named after Brian Lukow and Louis Baldonieri’s recording studio in New York City) and the line-up was narrowed down to five members: Jesse, Greg, Matt, Chris and Frankie.
In 2000, their debut single “It Happens Every Time” received frequent airplay on Radio Disney.
A year later in 2001, Dream Street released their self-titled debut album which peaked at #37 on the Billboard 200 chart and topped Billboard’s Independent Albums chart.
Their follow-up single “I Say Yeah” also received frequent airplay on Radio Disney and the band went on to make appearances on various talk shows & TV events.
In 2002, Dream Street released the soundtrack album to the film “The Biggest Fan” (which starred Dream Street member Chris), but during that same year, the parents of the band filed a lawsuit against Louis Baldonieri & Brian Lukow, claiming that the boys were “exposed to booze, women, and pornography”.

In August of 2002, the producers were ruled against and they released the band from their contracts which became the end of Dream Street.

These days, the members of Dream Street have gone on to pursue separate careers.

Jesse McCartney has gone on to become a successful solo artist and actor, appearing in various television series and movies.

After Dream Street disbanded, Greg Raposo pursued a solo career of his own, releasing his debut solo album in 2003 and his single “Take Me Back Home” received airplay on Radio Disney. He got married in 2014 and appears to still be working on music.

Matt Ballinger attended and graduated from Tufts University. These days, he is married and works as an executive recruiter for the pharmaceutical industry at Green Key Resources in New York. He also performs with a band called Storeys.

Frankie Galasso continues to be active as an actor and in 2012, he joined the national touring cast of the musical “Jersey Boys.”

Chris Trousdale went on to pursue a solo career and even auditioned for “The Voice” in 2012. He also taught dance classes at Artworks Studio in Michigan. Sadly on June 20, 2020, he passed away at the age of 34 due to complications from an unknown illness during the COVID-19 pandemic.

On June 11, 2020 on what would’ve been Chris Trousdale’s 35th birthday, the remaining members of Dream Street reunited online for a virtual acoustic performance of “It Happens Every Time” in his memory.

To see a video for “It Happens Everytime,” go to:

To see a video for “I Say Yeah,” go to:

To see a video of Dream Street’s virtual acoustic performance of “It Happens Everytime”, go to:

 

[updated on 11\16\2021]

3Deep

3Deep were a pop music boy band that consisted of Canadian singer CJ Huyer (full name Chris Jacob Huyer) and American actors Eddie Cibrian (born Edward Carl Cibrian on June 16, 1973 in Burbank, California) & Joshua Morrow (born Joshua Jacob Morrow on February 8, 1974 in Juneau, Alaska).

Joshua and Eddie are well-known for starring in soap operas; Joshua appears on the CBS network soap opera “The Young and the Restless” and Eddie appeared on the NBC network soap opera “Sunset Beach.”

The band’s success was limited to Canada, Europe and Asia, but not so much in the United States for reasons unknown.
In 1998, 3Deep released their debut single “Into You” which peaked at #46 on the Canadian Singles chart.
A year later, they released their debut album “Yes Yes Yes…No No No”. It’s unknown how successful the album was or how it charted. In addition to touring, 3Deep performed at events such as Ottawa’s Winterlude and even appeared at the Juno Awards.
In 2001, the band released their last album “Can’t Get Over You” which didn’t appear to make a lot of impact and after that, 3Deep disbanded.

These days, CJ Huyer has remained in the music business, managing artists such as Dan Talevski, George Nozuka, Neverest and No More Drama.

As for Eddie and Joshua, they are still active in their acting careers. Joshua is still starring on “The Young and the Restless” and is married with four children.

Eddie has starred in TV shows such as “Third Watch,” “CSI Miami” & “Invasion.” He is married to country singer Leann Rimes and has two sons from his first marriage to reality TV star Brandi Glanville.

To see the music video for “Into You,” go to: