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Leah Dizon (リア・ディゾン, born Leah Donna Dizon on September 24, 1986) is an American citizen who worked as a model, singer and a TV personality in Japan. She was born and raised in Las Vegas, Nevada, US. Dizon has two older brothers, an older sister, and two younger brothers. Her father is Filipino and Chinese, while her mother is of French descent. At the age of 18, Dizon relocated to Los Angeles, where she attended college for one year as a film major. While in college, she began modelling for various import car magazines. As her photos began to be...

Otha Leon Haywood (February 11, 1942 – April 5, 2016) was an American funk and soul singer, songwriter and record producer. He is best known for his 1975 hit single "I Want'a Do Something Freaky to You", which has been much sampled by Dr. Dre and others. Born in Houston, he listened to the blues as a child and started playing piano at the age of three. In his teens, he performed with a local group and worked as an accompanist to blues musician, Guitar Slim. In the early 1960s, he moved to Los Angeles, California, where he worked with...

Leah Haywood is an female Aussie pop singer. Her 2001 single "We Think It's Love" was a Top 10 hit in Australia. Leah's tune "Summer of Love" was used extensively by Channel 10 TV for their 2001 summer promotional campaign. Leah did support for Ricky Martin's Australian Tour and was nominated for an Aria for Best Female Vocalist. Now living in LA, Leah is one half of successful songwriting and production duo, "Dreamlab", with husband Daniel James. .

Signed to Columbia Nashville in July 2013, singer-songwriter Leah Turner’s co-penned debut single, “Take the Keys,” is set to launch at country radio on October 7. Co-written by Leah, Cary Barlowe and Jesse Frasure and produced by Jim Catino, Cary Barlowe, and Jesse Frasure, “Take the Keys” houses a heavy rock influence and showcases Leah’s distinctive vocals. Her unique mix of strength and vulnerability echoes across all of her melodic anthems, particularly her first single. A California native, singer-songwriter Leah Turner grew up in the Morongo Valley on a ranch filled with horses, goats and chickens. Her unique Western upbringing...

Haywood emerged from the remnants of a high school cover band in Villanova, PA, in 1992. For the next eight years, they crafted steadily more intricate indie rock with dashes of emo, prog, slowcore, country, and loungey stuff here and there. Their sound was smack in the middle of the indie rock sweet spot, smacking at times of Archers of Loaf, Superchunk, Seam, Pavement, The Sea and Cake, and Modest Mouse (if reviews are to be believed). The original lineup of Jeff Paretchan, Ted Pauly, Ariel Serbin, and Rob Viola remained intact until 1999, when, after the band moved from...