Jermaine Paul is an incredible vocalist, but even he couldn’t resist going dance-pop with his brand new single, “I Believe In This Life.” The Voice winner searches for love in the club, as the dance floor show off their crazy moves and splash water everywhere.
Jermaine is prepping his debut album, which is expected to be released this December. Peep the new video below…
Jenny Boom Boom was sure to get her male R&B interview game on this past weekend at the BET Awards press day. We previously posted her chat with Miguel, and now take a look at her comedic interviews with Trey Songz, which includes him saying he wants to date Kelly Rowland, and how amazing her body is, Ray Lavenders lesbian experience, why Marcus Cooper changed his name from Pleasure P and what will set his album apart from all the others this year, Jermaine Paul talks about his plans and goals for his debut and career after winning The Voice, season 2, and hints at collab with Alicia Keys.
Jermaine Paul released his brand new single just in time for Father’s Day. In the tune of “Butterfly Kisses,” a remake of the tender, heartfelt ballad dedicated to all fathers and daughters, originally sung by Bob Carlisle. Hear The Voice winners rendition now, and check out the official video below…
The Voice crowned its Season 2 winner with Jermaine Paul, and the family man is already at work on a media tour. With his wife Melissa in the studio, the Team Blake contestant and former backup singer delivered a beautiful rendition of Journey‘s “Open Arms” on the Today show.
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Following his win on Tuesday night’s finale of NBC’s ‘The Voice,’ Jermaine Paul took a moment to speak with Billboard.com, and share his emotions and feelings about the moment. The ex-background singer for Alicia Keys mentioned the multi-Grammy winner and her mother called his cell while he was still on stage to congratulate him.
Hardwork, determination and faith paid off for past background singer Jermaine Paul, as the NY native was crowned the Season 2 winner of NBC’s “The Voice” on Tuesday night. Paul, who competed with countless others over a lengthy period of time, takes home a cash prize of 100k and a record contract with Universal Republic.
The former background singer for Alica Keys also brought the trophy home for his coach Blake Shelton, who mentored JP throughout the process. After hearing host Carson Daly announce his name, Jermaine thanked those important to him and hugged his family members, friends, fellow contestants and the other judges, before taking the stage one last time for an emotional encore performance of R. Kelly’s “I Believe I Can Fly,” which he sang on Monday’s episode.
