Justin Thorne (20) – Travis Garland (20) - V Sevani (21) - Kevin McHale (2… Read Full Bio ↴Justin Thorne (20) – Travis Garland (20) - V Sevani (21) - Kevin McHale (22)
The members of NLT aren't pretending to be anything they're not. They love pop music, have been born and bred on pop music, and have manicured their pop music to a brilliant, effervescent sheen on their self-titled debut, Not Like Them.
While the quartet's hometown roots are split between Los Angeles and Texas, it was their similar artistic drive that led them to each other. Growing up in his family's Synthesis dance studio in Los Angeles, V was never far from the names that have shaped popular culture's last decade, including 50 Cent, Christina Aguilera, Jessica Simpson and Destiny's Child. Chris Stokes was a familiar face in the studio, as it was a home-base of sorts for B2K, and after much pestering, the superstar producer told V that if he put a group together, he'd be willing to take a listen. V was 14 at the time, and not knowing where to really start, looked to an acquaintance he'd worked with on an instructional dance video—JJ, whose dance coach, Terry Bixler, skyrocketed to acclaim for his choreography and staging on Janet Jackson's "Rhythm Nation 1814" tour extravaganza..
Then 13, JJ ironically had B2K on his young resume, having danced in one of the group's early videos (on the acting front, he'd also had a speaking part on television's "Will & Grace"). Through an agent, the pair found Kevin, who was living in Dallas. His sister was an agent, and when Kevin mentioned that the trio were looking to become a quartet, she recommended one of her theater actors, Travis. In what could be a called a fateful string of serendipity, the NLT circle was now complete.
NLT's Travis Garland, posted a Myspace blog confirming their split. You can read it at nltonline.org.
The members of NLT aren't pretending to be anything they're not. They love pop music, have been born and bred on pop music, and have manicured their pop music to a brilliant, effervescent sheen on their self-titled debut, Not Like Them.
While the quartet's hometown roots are split between Los Angeles and Texas, it was their similar artistic drive that led them to each other. Growing up in his family's Synthesis dance studio in Los Angeles, V was never far from the names that have shaped popular culture's last decade, including 50 Cent, Christina Aguilera, Jessica Simpson and Destiny's Child. Chris Stokes was a familiar face in the studio, as it was a home-base of sorts for B2K, and after much pestering, the superstar producer told V that if he put a group together, he'd be willing to take a listen. V was 14 at the time, and not knowing where to really start, looked to an acquaintance he'd worked with on an instructional dance video—JJ, whose dance coach, Terry Bixler, skyrocketed to acclaim for his choreography and staging on Janet Jackson's "Rhythm Nation 1814" tour extravaganza..
Then 13, JJ ironically had B2K on his young resume, having danced in one of the group's early videos (on the acting front, he'd also had a speaking part on television's "Will & Grace"). Through an agent, the pair found Kevin, who was living in Dallas. His sister was an agent, and when Kevin mentioned that the trio were looking to become a quartet, she recommended one of her theater actors, Travis. In what could be a called a fateful string of serendipity, the NLT circle was now complete.
NLT's Travis Garland, posted a Myspace blog confirming their split. You can read it at nltonline.org.
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@Monique.Marceline
These outfits, the Timbaland produced beat/backing vocals, the dramatic storyline... oh my god, so 2007. I love it.
@khasualentertainment6734
They was produced and managed by the same guy from immature and b2k.
@misses1768
Romans 10:9-11 KJV 9 that if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved. 10 For with the heart man believeth unto righteousness; and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation. 11 For the scripture saith, Whosoever believeth on him shall not be ashamed.❤❤
@djdairyqueen4095
Timbaland clearly produced this song.
You can just hear his signature sound...and his voice.
@tylergarrison1872
Reeeeeeally. I just heard this song again and I never thought of it but definitely has a Timbaland vibe
@Broke_buffet
FUN FACT: King Logan of Royal court produced this. He was part of Tim's camp at the time and that's his voice in the background in the chorus. BONUS: He also produced Icebox. That's his voice imitating the Timbaland radio voice on Icebox too.
Another FUN FACT: Marques Houston was the Vocal Arranger/Producer on this song. That's why it kinda sounds like him.
@hatchibyebye
I actually thought it was a timbaland knock off song. I didn’t think they were big enough to work with Timb but apparently they were signed to him or smth. You can also hear Ryan Tedder influence in the song. Who around this time also had a close relationship with Timb.
@kamiwilson3615
Like it's not a secret that he produced it.
@val6787
He produced more tracks, still have it in my mail sone where😂
@charlesvictoria6800
This boy band was way underrated. Their riffs and runs are top notch.