#*janleo

[aimmyarrowshigh]

[14/50] pictures of → Janet Leon

Janet Leon is a Swedish singer of Iranian descent best known for replacing Faye Hamlin as the lead singer of Play for their third, and final, album Don’t Stop the Music (and a Christmas mini-album). Janet was the youngest member of the group by several years at the time of her joining at only twelve years old; she remained with Play from 2003 until their hiatus was announced in 2005. Once Play went on hiatus, Janet found a niche in performing the vocals for American “girl power brand campaigns” such as Nickelodeon, Build-A-Bear, Kohl’s, Club Libby-Lu, and Bratz. In 2008, she returned to Sweden to work with former Play manager Laila Bagge on the first season of Made In Sweden, for which she relaunched a serious music vareer. In 2011, she worked with Donald Glover AKA Childish Gambino on his song “Fire Fly,” and she subsequently has released singles as a perennial Melodifestivalen contestant and official vocalist for Stockholm Pride.

[aimmyarrowshigh]

[13/50] pictures of → Janet Leon

Janet Leon is a Swedish singer of Iranian descent best known for replacing Faye Hamlin as the lead singer of Play for their third, and final, album Don’t Stop the Music (and a Christmas mini-album). Janet was the youngest member of the group by several years at the time of her joining at only twelve years old; she remained with Play from 2003 until their hiatus was announced in 2005. Once Play went on hiatus, Janet found a niche in performing the vocals for American “girl power brand campaigns” such as Nickelodeon, Build-A-Bear, Kohl’s, Club Libby-Lu, and Bratz. In 2008, she returned to Sweden to work with former Play manager Laila Bagge on the first season of Made In Sweden, for which she relaunched a serious music vareer. In 2011, she worked with Donald Glover AKA Childish Gambino on his song “Fire Fly,” and she subsequently has released singles as a perennial Melodifestivalen contestant and official vocalist for Stockholm Pride.

[aimmyarrowshigh]

[12/50] pictures of → Janet Leon

Janet Leon is a Swedish singer of Iranian descent best known for replacing Faye Hamlin as the lead singer of Play for their third, and final, album Don’t Stop the Music (and a Christmas mini-album). Janet was the youngest member of the group by several years at the time of her joining at only twelve years old; she remained with Play from 2003 until their hiatus was announced in 2005. Once Play went on hiatus, Janet found a niche in performing the vocals for American “girl power brand campaigns” such as Nickelodeon, Build-A-Bear, Kohl’s, Club Libby-Lu, and Bratz. In 2008, she returned to Sweden to work with former Play manager Laila Bagge on the first season of Made In Sweden, for which she relaunched a serious music vareer. In 2011, she worked with Donald Glover AKA Childish Gambino on his song “Fire Fly,” and she subsequently has released singles as a perennial Melodifestivalen contestant and official vocalist for Stockholm Pride.

[aimmyarrowshigh]

[11/50] pictures of → Janet Leon

Janet Leon is a Swedish singer of Iranian descent best known for replacing Faye Hamlin as the lead singer of Play for their third, and final, album Don’t Stop the Music (and a Christmas mini-album). Janet was the youngest member of the group by several years at the time of her joining at only twelve years old; she remained with Play from 2003 until their hiatus was announced in 2005. Once Play went on hiatus, Janet found a niche in performing the vocals for American “girl power brand campaigns” such as Nickelodeon, Build-A-Bear, Kohl’s, Club Libby-Lu, and Bratz. In 2008, she returned to Sweden to work with former Play manager Laila Bagge on the first season of Made In Sweden, for which she relaunched a serious music vareer. In 2011, she worked with Donald Glover AKA Childish Gambino on his song “Fire Fly,” and she subsequently has released singles as a perennial Melodifestivalen contestant and official vocalist for Stockholm Pride.

[aimmyarrowshigh]

[10/50] pictures of → Janet Leon

Janet Leon is a Swedish singer of Iranian descent best known for replacing Faye Hamlin as the lead singer of Play for their third, and final, album Don’t Stop the Music (and a Christmas mini-album). Janet was the youngest member of the group by several years at the time of her joining at only twelve years old; she remained with Play from 2003 until their hiatus was announced in 2005. Once Play went on hiatus, Janet found a niche in performing the vocals for American “girl power brand campaigns” such as Nickelodeon, Build-A-Bear, Kohl’s, Club Libby-Lu, and Bratz. In 2008, she returned to Sweden to work with former Play manager Laila Bagge on the first season of Made In Sweden, for which she relaunched a serious music vareer. In 2011, she worked with Donald Glover AKA Childish Gambino on his song “Fire Fly,” and she subsequently has released singles as a perennial Melodifestivalen contestant and official vocalist for Stockholm Pride.

[aimmyarrowshigh]

[9/50] pictures of → Janet Leon with Rosie Munter

Janet Leon is a Swedish singer of Iranian descent best known for replacing Faye Hamlin as the lead singer of Play for their third, and final, album Don’t Stop the Music (and a Christmas mini-album). Janet was the youngest member of the group by several years at the time of her joining at only twelve years old; she remained with Play from 2003 until their hiatus was announced in 2005. Once Play went on hiatus, Janet found a niche in performing the vocals for American “girl power brand campaigns” such as Nickelodeon, Build-A-Bear, Kohl’s, Club Libby-Lu, and Bratz. In 2008, she returned to Sweden to work with former Play manager Laila Bagge on the first season of Made In Sweden, for which she relaunched a serious music vareer. In 2011, she worked with Donald Glover AKA Childish Gambino on his song “Fire Fly,” and she subsequently has released singles as a perennial Melodifestivalen contestant and official vocalist for Stockholm Pride.

[aimmyarrowshigh]

[8/50] pictures of → Janet Leon

Janet Leon is a Swedish singer of Iranian descent best known for replacing Faye Hamlin as the lead singer of Play for their third, and final, album Don’t Stop the Music (and a Christmas mini-album). Janet was the youngest member of the group by several years at the time of her joining at only twelve years old; she remained with Play from 2003 until their hiatus was announced in 2005. Once Play went on hiatus, Janet found a niche in performing the vocals for American “girl power brand campaigns” such as Nickelodeon, Build-A-Bear, Kohl’s, Club Libby-Lu, and Bratz. In 2008, she returned to Sweden to work with former Play manager Laila Bagge on the first season of Made In Sweden, for which she relaunched a serious music vareer. In 2011, she worked with Donald Glover AKA Childish Gambino on his song “Fire Fly,” and she subsequently has released singles as a perennial Melodifestivalen contestant and official vocalist for Stockholm Pride.

[aimmyarrowshigh]

[7/50] pictures of → Janet Leon

Janet Leon is a Swedish singer of Iranian descent best known for replacing Faye Hamlin as the lead singer of Play for their third, and final, album Don’t Stop the Music (and a Christmas mini-album). Janet was the youngest member of the group by several years at the time of her joining at only twelve years old; she remained with Play from 2003 until their hiatus was announced in 2005. Once Play went on hiatus, Janet found a niche in performing the vocals for American “girl power brand campaigns” such as Nickelodeon, Build-A-Bear, Kohl’s, Club Libby-Lu, and Bratz. In 2008, she returned to Sweden to work with former Play manager Laila Bagge on the first season of Made In Sweden, for which she relaunched a serious music vareer. In 2011, she worked with Donald Glover AKA Childish Gambino on his song “Fire Fly,” and she subsequently has released singles as a perennial Melodifestivalen contestant and official vocalist for Stockholm Pride.