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The E3 Group has forged a new relationship with Danny Foster, one fifth of the record breaking pop group Hear’say. Danny is looking to explore new avenues of entertainment and to bring his talent to a whole new audience. Ryan Curtis, E3 Group Entertainment Agent met up with Danny and after the meeting, Ryan told me just how enthusiastic the guy is about entertainment and in particular, singing live. With performances at The Royal Variety Show, The Brits Awards, The National Television Awards, Top of the Pops and Party in the Park already under his belt and an army of fans on Youtube commenting on Hear’say’s music videos, reminiscing about how important the band were to them growing up, its easy to see that Danny’s appeal is as strong as it ever was.

In my opinion, Danny and Hear’say were victims of their own success. They were the forerunners to what is now a multi-million pound industry; the TV talent show business. Without the likes of Danny, there would be no Girls Aloud, Will Young or Leona Lewis. Hear’say proved that bands or artists formed through this process could be successful, hugely successful in fact as Hear’say’s double platinum album Popstars demonstrated. Now, there is a huge support network and thriving industry surrounding TV talent shows where as Danny was navigating uncharted waters back in 2001 and it seems that the industry support for the group was less than impressive.

With the advent of the new generation of talent shows, namely the X Factor, the public is keener than ever to engage with talented solo artists like Danny. He has already proved he can win outright a show like the X Factor, so you would be quick to forgive him if he was bitter about his past in the Industry. Amazingly, Danny is anything but bitter. He is looking forward to upcoming projects, preparing to branch out into new entertainment avenues and has these words to share with all his fans, “I am thrilled and grateful with the projects that I am working on. It is amazing to know that the support is still there. I would like to thank everyone for their kindness, letters, emails and website messages. Thank You!”

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