They were great salesmen some years ago: teen girls across Canada loved B4-4 in 2000, which pushed sales of the trio's self-titled debut past 200,000 units. They also earned a Juno Award nomination in 2001 for Best New Group. "But we don't have any regrets," Dan said. "That whole experience taught us everything, how to sing in the studio, how to get on stage in front of people, how to do interviews. It got us ready for what we are doing right now." After they pulled the plug on B4-4, the brothers took some time to rethink their options. What they came up with was RyanDan, a project much closer to their hearts. "We absolutely needed to go through [B4-4] to get to where we are," Ryan said.
No longer would they colour their hair or wear makeup -- B4-4 paid great attention to the visages of Ryan, Dan and its third member, Ohad Einbender -- nor would they dance in unison.
The brothers wanted to sing the songs of their youth, from Frank Sinatra to Mario Lanza. They showcased themselves four major record companies labels responded.
source: Classical X
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