Brittany Hargest

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Brittany Hargest

Brittany Hargest performing
Background information
Birth name Brittany Lynne Hargest
Born August 2, 1988 (1988-08-02) (age 23)
Origin Durham, North Carolina, USA
Genres Contemporary Christian, Christian rock, pop, teen pop
Occupations Singer, musician, songwriter, dancer
Instruments Vocals
Years active 1999–2007 (with Jump5)
2008-2011 (with Guest)
2011-present (solo artist)
Labels Sparrow Records (1999-2007)
Nevaeh Records (2005-2007)
Slanted Records (2007)
Derek Bruner Management/G&R Enterprises (2008-2011)
SoulStride Records (2011-present)
Associated acts Jump5
Guest
Website http://www.brittanyhargest.com/

Brittany Lynne Hargest (born August 2, 1988 in Durham, North Carolina) is a Christian singer and dancer best known for being a member of the Christian/pop group Jump5, which also featured her older brother Brandon Hargest.[1]

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[edit] Personal life

She grew up in the Nashville suburb of Franklin, Tennessee to Greg Hargest and Robin Hargest. She is a Christian.

[edit] Career

When she was six years old, she landed a part in A Country Christmas at the theme park Opryland USA.

She cowrote "Feels Like Falling" from Jump5's 2004 release Dreaming in Color and several for their holiday release, Rock This Christmas. She also cowrote three songs on the Jump5 album Hello & Goodbye. Hargest started a pop/rock brother-sister duo named Guest with brother Brandon Hargest in early 2008. Their debut release Perfect EP was made available on iTunes, Amazon and all digital music sites. Their full-length record titled Change of Scenery came out in December 2010. They went on tour with 7eventh Time Down in December 2010 for the "Rock Before Christmas" tour.

In February 2011, Brittany signed a solo record deal with SoulStride Records. As a result, Guest went on hiatus. She released her first single "Love All the Way" on July 26th, 2011, and her debut album of the same title was released on September 27, 2011. She toured through the fall with different acts including Rapture Ruckus and DecembeRadio.

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[edit] References

  1. ^ Torreano, Bradley. "Biography: Jump5". AMG. http://www.allmusic.com/artist/p485310/biography. Retrieved 12 May 2010. 

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