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Eric West (born May 18, 1983) is an American R&B/pop singer, producer, actor, socialite, and former male fashion model. In 1996, he made his television debut; in 2004, West began modeling.
Born Eric Rosa in New York City, New York, West started recording music at the age of 12 much like his uncle, Grammy winner Smokey Robinson of Motown fame. Fergie discovered West, and invited the then 14-year old to appear on stage with the Grammy winner at a concert in New York City for Jane magazine, and eventually co-wrote a song called "Can't Be Friends" together.
In 1996 West released his debut... MORE
Eric West (born May 18, 1983) is an American R&B/pop singer, producer, actor, socialite, and former male fashion model. In 1996, he made his television debut; in 2004, West began modeling.
Born Eric Rosa in New York City, New York, West started recording music at the age of 12 much like his uncle, Grammy winner Smokey Robinson of Motown fame. Fergie discovered West, and invited the then 14-year old to appear on stage with the Grammy winner at a concert in New York City for Jane magazine, and eventually co-wrote a song called "Can't Be Friends" together.
In 1996 West released his debut single "End Of The World" under the name Eryk in Asia, it achieved top ten status on the Tokio Hot 100 chart of local radio station J-Wave.
In the summer of 1998 West took his voice to radio, at age 16 he was the youngest DJ in history on FM radio in New York City, when he became a co-host of the Top 9 at 9 on WBLS with radio personality JC Jordan.
On September 21, 2000, West joined Rich Cronin of the band LFO, in Brooklyn, New York to help lead the Light The Night Walk with 12 year-old leukemia survivor Kimberly Thach, the Society's National Youth Ambassador.
After a six year musical break, West LESS
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