Solo Career
Janet has been doing some solo work, recording a song for Build-a-Bear Workshop and another song for Kohl's clothing brand everGirl. She also recorded songs for the 2005 Rock Angelz music album to promote the Bratz dolls franchise. She was featured on the Lindsay Lohan remake "Change the World" (background vocals) and lent her vocals in the song "Nobody's Girl".
Since the members of Play formalized the group's breakup in September 2005, Janet has been in search of a solo career. During late 2008, she was chosen as a participant in the Swedish television show Made in Sweden where Janet worked with noted producers Laila Bagge, Anders Bagge and Andreas Carlsson. The show documented her working on her album, and in one episode a meeting with Roger Moore.
On 30 January 2009, Janet's debut single entered the chart at #3 in Sweden.
Leon is working on signing with a major record label in the United States, to release a debut album in the USA in 2011.
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