We were first introduced to Aaron Paul as the lead singer of the internationally-renowned boy-band Worlds Apart. The group came to the attention of Arista Records executive Simon Cowell (“American Idol”, “America’s Got Talent” and “X Factor”) who, impressed by Aaron’s voice, natural performance skills and fun personality, positioned him as the original lead vocalist/frontman and led the group to their chart success. The group had an unprecedented chart-run with Top-40 UK singles including “Heaven Must Be Missing An Angel” (Featured on the soundtrack for the Oscar-winning film "The Queen"), “Everlasting Love”, “Wonderful World” (co-written by Aaron) and “Could it be I’m Falling in Love.”

In 2014, Aaron released “Raw”, his critically-acclaimed chart-topping debut album. The album produced the edgy club-banger “PnP (Party N Play)” as well as the #1 pop-dance anthem, “I Don’t Care”, Aaron’s first #1 single as a solo artist.

Now, Aaron is releasing “Electric Erotic”, his sophomore album featuring the title track. The album includes production and remixes from some of today’s finest producers including UK-based Billboard chart-remixer Stormby (Britney Spears, Demi Lovato, Tove Lo), veteran New York DJ Peter Tanico, Peter Monk and Reggae master 'Virgo' Paul Bennett who has worked with artists including Burning Spear.

“Shine Bright”, the laidback, summer-flavored advance buzz-single from “Electric Erotic”, has been charting for several weeks on the Pop Chart Radio Plays chart (Spin Reports) and is currently at #23.

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