Music Style Pop

Musical Influences Anything currently in the top 10 that has gone at least platinum.

Similar Artists Backstreet Boys, N-Sync, 98 Degrees, O-Town, LFO, all other top 10 industry assembled pop acts that make no significant musical contributions to the songs they perform.

Artist History Created in late 2001 by an aspiring young producer and a group of businessman, Crass C. (short for Crass Commercialism) features three handpicked models with one shared goal: to become rich and famous. With their good looks and impressive dancing ability it matters little that Orlando natives Seth, Jon and Erik have no musical background, play no instruments and have no prior experience as vocalist. Extensive market research of the current trends in popular music was conducted before beginning production of their first album and some of the best songwriters and session musicians in the business were hired to assure that Crass C's debut album would appeal to the largest group of music buyers and reap a sizable profit. Internationally known fashion consultants oversee each of the boys image to make sure they're always dressed in the latest styles and they're coached in the latest teen catchphrases and mannerisms so that they can maintain an appearance of street credibility. We have followed a proven winning formula that if you take any three to five attractive young men who can dance and half way carry a tune, dress them in the latest fashions, have them sing syrupy love songs produced by competent songwriters and session musicians and put enough promotional money behind them you can't lose. We believe Crass C. will be the next big pop act to take the world by storm!

Group Members Seth-Lead Vocals Erik-Backing Vocals Jon-Backing Vocals

Location Orlando, Florida - USA

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