Marcus Collins

In 2007, British vocalist Marcus Collins joined up with Eton Road, an organization that had previously competed through the third group of The X Aspect. The singer still left the group within a calendar year, became a hairdresser, and finally opted to go after a solo profession. He was a contestant in series eight from the X Aspect and managed to get to the ultimate after ingratiating himself with a wide range of addresses, including “Goes Like Jagger” (Maroon 5), “Russian Roulette” (Rihanna), “Are You Gonna Move My Method” (Lenny Kravitz), and “(Your Like Keeps Raising Me) Higher and Higher” (popularized by Jackie Wilson). Although he advanced to the ultimate, Collins was removed by feminine quartet Little Combine. X Aspect coach Gary Barlow (Consider That) initiated an in depth working romantic relationship with him, and he agreed upon to the RCA label, where he quickly surely got to focus on his debut record. Using a January 2012-released cover from the Light Stripes’ “Seven Country Military” as its lead solo, Marcus Collins was released in March 2012, offering collaborations with Barlow and Swedish creation team StarGate, and a fresh studio edition of “(Your Like Keeps Raising Me) Higher and Higher” and a cover of Janelle Monáe’s “Tightrope.”