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Nu-boy band Varsity Fanclub make dance-oriented pop and R&B influenced by such icons of the genre as Boyz II Men, the Jackson 5, and Backstreet Boys. Formed around 2006 out of a rigorous audition process, Varsity Fanclub feature the talents of vocalist/dancers Thomas Fiss, Jayk Purdy, Drew Ryan Scott, Bobby Edner, and David Lei Brandt. The group has posted several tracks on its MySpace page, including the band's debut single, the Ryan Tedder-penned "Future Love." Varsity Fanclub's debut album is slated for release in 2009. ~ Matt Collar, All Music Guide
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Varsity Fanclub
Origin Los Angeles, California, United States
Genres Pop
Years active 2006–present
Website varsityfanclub.com
Members
Drew Ryan Scott
Jayk Andre Purdy
Bobby Edner
David Lei Brandt
T.C Carter (2009-Present)
Former members
Thomas Fiss (2006-2009)

Varsity Fanclub aka VFC is a boy-band pop group from Los Angeles, California, United States.[1] They are managed by Arthur Spivak of Spivak Management.

The group was discovered at auditions held by Stonehall Entertainment.

Thomas Fiss pursued other options in May 2009 and the group brought in Thomas "T.C." to fill in for his spot in the 5 part harmony group.

With their Stonehall Records debut album, every member of Varsity Fanclub takes part in the songwriting process. Varsity Fanclub has already guest starred on the ABC Family Channel’s series The Middleman (TV series), performing their song "Bad Habit."

"Future Love" was initially submitted by the producer/writer Timbaland protégé, Ryan Tedder, and the group took off from there.[2] Other songs from the album include, "Ghost", "Zero", "When You Were Mine" and "Half of You". Their self-titled debut album, Varsity Fanclub, was set to release January 13, 2009, but there is now no official release date, due to Thomas Leaving the band. [3] They have also made many live appearances around the country and their song "Future Love" was top 5 on Radio Disney. The song is currently featured on the Kristinia DeBarge debut album and will be released as her single.

During a recent YouTube interview with WZRA TV it has been confirmed that they are re-recording their whole album with all new songs stating that all music that has been leaked or released is not going to be remixed with T.C.

The boys also have a YouTube channel on which they show their personalities behind the music, and update frequently. [4]

Contents

Discography

  • Varsity Fanclub (unreleased)

Singles

References

  1. ^ "Varsity Fanclub - Hangin Out with Kewl Magazine video". video. NME. http://www.nme.com/video/id/AKCFOmCwHl4/search/varsity. Retrieved 2008-08-29. 
  2. ^ [1]
  3. ^ [2]
  4. ^ http://www.youtube.com/varsityfanclub


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