Dream members Jordan McCoy and Hunter Pecunia checked in with fans on the partially reformed girl group’s MySpace TV channel after a long day in the studio. “We’re looking a little rusty,” Jordan admitted. “We were recording some Dream stuff, that’s exciting… We’ve been recording for the past two days, seriously non stop.” Jordan added that “we’ve been trying out some new girls”, a double-entendre which brought the two to laughter. Watch the clip below.
Debbie Hammond, CEO of ClockWork Entertainment, Dream’s former co-label that entered into a joint venture with Bad Boy, issued a statement with her thoughts on those reacting to the turmoil in Danity Kane and blaming it on their boss, Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs of Bad Boy Records. Hammond writes on the reformed Dream MySpace blog:
It would be really easy for me to say Diddy is the reason DREAM broke up too! Jump on the bandwagon and take no responsibility for my act’s behavior. But it’s just not true. Sean Combs, and Bad Boy are the most supportive, generous and kindness people I have ever worked with in any industry. They have PASSION FOR THE MUSIC and entertainment. They respect the buyers of their product and hate to disappoint. This is the truth from a platinum girl group that broke up while on Bad Boy. Sean “Diddy” Combs (CEO), Harve Pierre (President) and Gwen Niles (Vice President) treated us with respect, expected the best out of us to ENTERTAIN OUR MARKET WITH QUALITY MUSIC AND PERFORMANCES because that is what they truly believe the public deserves. They provided support in every capacity, and have NEVER lied to us on even 1 occasion. Good, bad or indifferent, they always told us the truth.
It’s sad when groups break up. But let’s put the blame where is belongs. I’m glad that there are still business executives that care enough about our impressionable youth to stop illicit behavior instead of just making money off of it. Danity’s buyers are young girls and women, primarily. Danity has an obligation to show decency and respect to their buyer. They were warned and disregarded the warnings completely. Bad Boy was pumping MILLIONS OF DOLLARS into giving them a chance.
The same goes for Dream. They quit. Diddy generously gave us a huge advance to do an album. We did it, and Dream quit, after they took his money. They didn’t follow through with their promises, and neither did Danity.
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Jordan McCoy and Hunter Pecunia, the initial members of the reformed girl group Dream, posted a cover of the Lady Gaga song ‘Just Dance’ on their MySpace TV channel. “We think that it’s an amazing song,” Jordan said. “And Lady Gaga, you are our favorite new artist.” Watch the clip, featuring Jordan on guitar, below.
Jordan McCoy and Hunter Pecunia, the initial members of the reformed girl group Dream, posted a cover of the Anna Nalick hit ‘Breathe (2 AM)’ on their MySpace TV channel. Watch the clip, featuring Jordan on guitar and Hunter on load vocals, below.
Jordan McCoy and Hunter Pecunia, the initial members of Bad Boy’s reformed girl group Dream, posted a cover of ‘Hero/Heroine’ by Boys Like Girls on their MySpace TV channel. McCoy said of the track on the band’s self-titled debut and its singer Martin Bennett Johnson: “This is my favorite song from their album, I love you!!! Wish I had moves like you Martin.” Watch the clip, featuring Jordan on guitar, ending with footage of Martin showing off those ‘Staying Alive’ dance moves below.
Jordan McCoy and Hunter Pecunia, the initial members of the reformed girl group Dream, posted a cover of the Oasis hit ‘Wonderwall’ on their MySpace TV channel. Watch the clip, featuring Jordan on guitar, below.
Jordan McCoy posted a new video clip on her MySpace TV channel, featuring her and Dream bandmate Hunter Pecunia performing a cover of the Blue Sky Reality song ‘Honestly Wrong’. Watch it below.
Jordan McCoy posted a new video clip on her MySpace TV channel, featuring the Bad Boy singer and Hunter Pecunia – who joins Jordan as the newest member of the revamped girl group Dream – doing a cover of one of their favorite Rihanna songs. It hasn’t been explained what the status is of McCoy’s debut solo album ‘Just Watch Me’, which had been set for release February 2009 after several delays. Watch their ‘Disturbia’ performance below.
Dream stopped by MTV’s Total Request Live on Friday to premiere their new video ‘Crazy’ featuring Loon. They talked about having a new member in the group, Kasey Sheridan, who replaced Melissa Schuman, getting all “sexed up” to film the video, and working under Sean ‘P. Diddy’ Combs. Read on for a rough transcript of their appearance.
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