Miles Jaye

Miles Jaye, a former member of the Village People, established himself as a popular male vocalist in urban music during the late '80s. After studying violin in New York and learning keyboards and bass in the Air Force, Jaye collaborated with notable artists such as Eric Gale and Phyllis Hyman. Signed by Teddy Pendergrass to his production company, Jaye released his debut album "Miles" in 1987, which featured the hit song "Let's Start Love Over." He continued to find success with subsequent albums, including "Irresistible" and "Strong," which produced successful singles like "Objective" and "Sensuous."

Miles Jaye's musical journey saw him transition from his time with the Village People to becoming a respected male vocalist in urban music. Collaborations with renowned artists and being signed by Teddy Pendergrass led to the release of his debut album "Miles" in 1987, which included the hit track "Let's Start Love Over." Jaye further solidified his success with subsequent albums like "Irresistible" and "Strong," which yielded popular singles such as "Objective" and "Sensuous."