Three Guests
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Three Guests (often abbreviated as 3G) are an American vocal group, formed in Erie, Pennsylvania[1] in 2015. The group consists of Jordan Rys and Noah DeVore.
The group rose to fame with their debut single “Marilyn” (2017).[2][3][4] They signed with Priority Records and released their single “die 4 u” (2017).[5] In the following year they released their EP, 3G (2018) with Priority Records.[6]
History
[edit | edit source]In 2015[2] Noah DeVore began writing songs while playing the piano.[1] He told Jordan Rys about the songs and they decided to form the band Three Guests.[1] They bought inexpensive microphones to record and began performing at small local venues.[3] They discovered TuneGO online and joined their site.[2][3] This is how they were signed to TuneGO Music Group and decided to move to Las Vegas, where TuneGO is located.[7][1]
In 2017 Three Guests released their first single[2][8][9] and music video “Marilyn” (2017).[2][3] They moved to Vegas to be closer to their label, TuneGO Music Group.[3][7] They were signed to Priority Records in 2017 and released their single “die 4 u” (2017).[5] In 2018 they released their first EP, 3G (2018)[6] with Priority Records. With major success, they released their second EP Sunset Lane under TuneGO.
Members
[edit | edit source]- Jordan Rys (2015–present)[3][9][1]
- Noah DeVore (2015–present)[3][9][1]
- Ben Waldee (2015-present)[10][1]
Discography
[edit | edit source]Present
[edit | edit source]In July of 2020, the Three Guests released their final song, Perfume.[11] After this release there has been no further news about the band.
STIM
[edit | edit source]In November 2023, Jordan Rys and Ben Waldee formed a new hyperpop project called STIM.[12] They debuted with the single, Safety[13] and have gone on to release multiple singles and six EPs.[14] STIM rose to fame with their track, Fury, which accumulated nearly 24 million streams.[15] The group has collaborated with many artists, such as RJ Paisin, Stellar, Tom Frane, Dante Swan, Braden Ross, and Bennykaay.
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