Becky Baeling

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Becky Baeling
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Background information
Birth name Rebecca Bahling
Born May 1 Rochester, Michigan, U.S.
Origin New York City, USA
Genre(s) Dance, pop
Occupation(s) Singer, Actress, TV hostess
Label(s) Universal Records
Website beckybaeling.com

Rebecca "Becky Baeling" Bahling (born May 1 Rochester, Michigan) is an American Dance-pop music singer, as well as an actress. She holds a BFA from University of Michigan musical theatre performance program, and also spent a semester at The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London, England.

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[edit] Career

She began having success on Billboard's Hot Dance Club Play chart with her debut album, Becstasy, which was released on Universal Records in 2003. Baeling served as co- executive producer on the album, along with A&R man Lee Chesnut. Her most successful single to date has been "Getaway," which hit #1 on the U.S. billboard dance chart, followed by "If You Love Me" which hit #3 on the U.S. Billboard dance chart. Also in 2004, Baeling's song "Without Love", was covered by Ho Yeow Sun and hit #1 on the U.S. billboard dance chart as well.

She won the Best New Artist category at the 2003 International Dance Music Awards held in Miami, Florida and had her TV sitcom debut on UPN's "All of Us" in 2005. Her TV debut occurred in 2003, performing "Saturday in the Park" duet with Brian McKnight on Fox.

She also sung the song "My Grave" which was featured in the video game Dead or Alive 4.

She is also a TV host/music journalist and can be seen on virtually continuous rotation on DirecTV's The 101 program, CD USA. On this show she has interviewed everyone from Jamie Foxx to Kelly Clarkson Clive Davis to Rihanna Jonas Brothers to The Goo Goo Dolls to name a few. She also serves as a host for The Mobile Fix on Sprint TV and in Scandinavia on Star! Weekly, an entertainment news magazine show.

She sang the National Anthem at a NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Race.

[edit] References

Becky Baeling Yahoo Music, Music.Yahoo.com, Written by Michael Sutton, June, 2003 www.youtube.com www.cdusa.com www.wmc.com

[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

  • Becstacy (2003)
  • The Guru soundtrack (2003), "I'm Gonna Fly"
  • Sleepover soundtrack (2004), "Heaven Is A Place On Earth"
  • "Ultra Dance 04" (2004), "Getaway"

[edit] Singles

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