Blayse

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Blayse
Origin United States
Genre(s) R&B, Soul
Years active 2006–present
Associated acts Silk, Az Yet, Blackstreet, Boyz II Men
Website blayse.com
Members
Terrell Phillips
Marc Nelson
Tony Grant
Gary "Lil G" Jenkins

Blayse, an American R&B supergroup, consists of Terrell Phillips formerly of Blackstreet, Marc Nelson and Tony Grant formerly of Az Yet and Gary "Lil G" Jenkins formerly of Silk. The group name is actually an acronym developed by combining the names of the members' former group affiliations (BL from Blackstreet, AY from Az Yet, S from Silk, E added to denote the phrase "everything you could want").[1]

The group was formed in 2006 by Tony Grant and Marc Nelson who later added Gary Jenkins and Terrell Phillips to complete the quartet. All four group members have extensive experience in not only singing, but writing lyrics, music production, global touring, playing various instruments, video direction experience and live stage play performance experience. All four member sing first tenor and alternate the position of lead singer. Their first sample recordings, Back For My Heart and Forever drew international attention and the group decided to press forward with serious pursuit of completing the project. Their debut single was released in September 2007 followed by their first U.S. tour as a group [2]

Blayse is in the studio with Mike City, Trackmasters, Shep Crawford, The Co-Stars, Orange Factory and Stargate working on their debut album.[citation needed]

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Blayse
Terrell Phillips | Marc Nelson | Tony Grant | Gary "Lil G" Jenkins
Production Crew
Producers: Stargate, Mike City, Trackmasters
Discography
Albums: n/a
Singles: n/a
Related articles: Az Yet, Boyz II Men, Blackstreet, Silk
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