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Christopher Michael Fedun' (born January 14, 1986) currently lives in Nashville, Tennessee.
He was part of the long lived Christian/pop group Jump5 until December 16, 2007, when the group disbanded. With Jump5, he recorded 9 albums and was a part of numerous music videos, soundtracks, and DVDs. One of his favorite experiences from the group was being able to perform at the White House in 2001.
Currently working on a solo career, Fedun has been busy writing and recording tracks for his upcoming EP. Aside from voice, piano, and guitar lessons growing up, Chris also participated in gymnastics, acting, and jazz, tap, ballet, and hip-hop dancing. He plans to incorporate choreography into his upcoming performances. Fedun has been cast in several music videos, and played a role in the 2008 movie, Dance of the Dead. He now is a dance teacher at Hermitage Dance Academy in Nashville, Tennessee.
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- Torreano, Bradley. "Biography: Jump5". Allmusic. Retrieved 26 April 2010.
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In August of 2010, Chris will be joining the judging panel of the singing competition with a higher purpose, Voice of an Angel. Voice Of An Angel is the singing competition with a higher purpose. It premiered in 2007 as a competition for the high schools in the South Florida community and ended with the revelation of the first ever winner of Voice Of An Angel, Caro Fernandez. In 2008, the competition was opened up to the entire South Florida community and had some amazingly talented young people competing for the title of Voice Of An Angel 2008, which went to Amanda Lopez. In 2009, the competition opened to the entire state of Florida and the winner of Voice of An Angel 2009 was revealed: Deanna Pavese. Now, with the help of executive producer Chris Wills and celebrity judges Jaci Velasquez and Chris Fedun himself, they will search for the next Voice of An Angel. For more information, please visit www. voiceofanangelauditions .com.
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