VS (band) - Members

Members

  • Jaime Summaz - Jamie is a rapper, songwriter, and actor from Manchester. She is best friends with Simon Webbe, and thus, he offered her a place in the band. Since the split of the band, she featured on a remix of Blue's "Breathe Easy", and has since become a solo artist, releasing an EP in 2007.
  • Chinyere McKenzie - Chinyere is a choreographer. She set up her own dance school in Manchester at an early age, to work with under-privileged children. She generally only provided backing vocals within the band, but was heavily responsible for the dance routines in the band's music videos.
  • Blimi - Blimi is a rapper from west London. He met Webbe during a visit to the barbers, as the pair both visit the same establishment. He overheard that Webbe was putting together a band, and offered himself up for audition. Prior to joining the band, he won the Tim Westwood Open Mic contest in 1997.
  • Marvin Humes - Marvin is a singer and actor. He appeared as a regular cast member in BBC One's Holby City prior to joining the band. Humes wanted to make music his career, and after recording several tracks, he met Webbe at the 2003 Soccer Six Industry Football match and handed him a demo tape. In 2008, Humes auditioned on the The X Factor with a boyband called JLS and he successfully made it through to the live shows. JLS went on to finish second, and have since achieved five #1 singles in the United Kingdom.
  • Ryan Taylor - Ryan is a singer and actor. He had been singing from an early age, and was good friends with Humes. Humes suggested that he join VS as the fifth member, thus completing the line-up. Since the split of the band, Taylor has released a solo single, before turning his hand to acting, having roles in The Bill and Silent Witness.

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