Byron Stingily Biography

American Byron Stingily is former lead vocalist of the legendary house band Ten City and is synonymous with real house music soul. His distinctive vocals are known the world over with recordings on Atlantic, Sony, Manifesto and Nervous Records to name a few. Former lead vocalist of one of the most successful house bands of all time, Byron and Ten City recorded a string of club anthem in the late 80s and early 90s such as ‘That’s The Way Love Is’, ‘Devotion’, ‘Right Back To You’ and many more.

In the mid 90s Byron went from strength to strength with chart hits such as ‘Get Up’, ‘Sing A Song’ and ‘You Make Me Feel Mighty Real’. In 2002 Byron kicked back with the big house anthem ‘Light My Fire’ produced by Lenny Fontana and in the same year ‘Shake Your Booty ‘was recorded with the production team Moonshine, including the cool and sought Japanese import ‘Sweet Dreams’, which has now been re-released on Disorient Records UK. After years of recording for and on various record labels Byron decided he wanted to pass on his experience through nurturing up-and-coming artists, and also gain the freedom to be able to work with various other producers and artists, by launching his own label called Odyssey Records with producer/DJ Lenny Fontana. The label’s first release was the big dance floor anthem ‘Light My Fire’ which was then followed by releases from Darryl D’ Bonneau and Carole Sylvan and prove Byron has still got a rare talent and understanding of music decades after first becoming a star.