Musical Majesty

Musical Majesty

Kimberly Wyatt of Her Majesty & The Wolves

Kimberly Wyatt is an American singer-songwriter, dancer, choreographer, actress, and model. You name it, she does it. Kimberly Wyatt is best known for her time spent with the mega group, The Pussycat Dolls, up until just last year in 2010 when she announced her departure from the group. Wyatt started her career in the entertainment business at the age of seven in her hometown of Warrensburg, Missouri. She immediately fell in love with dancing and by the age of fourteen she had already earned herself a scholarship to study in New York's Joffrey Ballet and the Broadway Dance Center. As high school came to an end, Kimberly wanted to take her talents to the next level. By seventeen she had flown out to Las Vegas where she had to opportunity to audition for several cruise ship and casino shows. Wyatt landed the gig and spent the next couple of years as a dancer on Royal Caribbean's Explorer of the Seas. In 2002, Kimberly Wyatt took her career even further and became a dancer on Cedric the Entertainer's comedy sketch show, Cedsation. As you can see, since her arrival into the industry, there has been little that has been able to hold Kimberly back. In 2003, she made an appearance in Nick Lachey's music video. It was there that she was introduced to choreographer, Robin Antin, and asked to join The Pussycat Dolls.

Kimberly spent the next 7 years touring and performing with The Dolls.Her lengthy legs became celebrity figures of their own with her trademarked standing oversplit that can be seen in just about every Pussycat Doll music video. Wyatt's first vocal roll in The Pussycat Dolls came when she recorded her own song called "Don't Wanna Fall in Love," which can be found on the Deluxe Edition of their second release, Doll Domination. After Jessica Sutta's departure from The Pussycat Dolls, Kimberly Wyatt became the second in the group to renounce her position. She felt that The Pussycat Dolls weren't satisfying her ambitions. Wyatt can be quoted for saying, "Money and fame can't buy happiness."

It did not take long for Kimberly Wyatt to advance her career as an entertainer following her departure from The Pussycat Dolls. Most recently, she has been seen as a judge of Sky 1's dance show, Got To Dance. She made her musical solo debut on Aggro Santos' track, "Candy." The song later became the lead track for the film StreetDance 3D and went on to land a spot at number 5 on the UK Singles Chart.

In 2010, Kimberly Wyatt announced her latest and rising project, Her Majesty & The Wolves. Her Majesty & The Wolves is a musical duo consisting of Wyatt on lead vocals and Jupiter Rising's, Spencer Nezey as the MC and producer for the group. Amongst the two's influences are world-renowned artists and bands such as: Florence and the Machine, Sia Furler, Empire of the Sun, and Ladyhawke. Wyatt and Nezey formed the group after feeling a strong musical connection as they worked on her debut studio album out in Los Angeles. They both had the mutual agreement that they were fed up with producers urging artists to make music that would be listened to now and not in the future. That is something that they both felt strongly about. Her Majestry & The Wolves released their first track, "Glaciers", in August of 2010 as a free download that can be found on their website. The official music video can also be found on Youtube. Later that year, Her Majesty & The Wolves put out their first mainstream single, "Stars In Your Eyes." The song has received many positive reviews and can be fit into the Euro-rave genre. Her Majesty & The Wolves release their debut CD in May 2011 and I have a feeling there will be many more  achievements to be expected from this emerging group.

 

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