Lexington Bridge, an American-British-Dutch boy band, was formed in mid-2006 after a worldwide casting process involving over 5,000 participants. The group consisted of Rob Uncles from the US, Nye Oakley, Dax O'Callaghan and Jerome Simeon from the UK, and Ephraïm Beks from the Netherlands. They were signed by Universal Music and named after Lexington Avenue in New York City, symbolizing the bridge between their diverse backgrounds and musical styles. Lexington Bridge gained initial recognition with their debut single "Kick Back" in spring 2007. Their second single "Real Man", released on October 12, 2007, featured a collaboration with American rapper Snoop Dogg. On November 23, 2007, they released their first and only album The Vibe, which included contributions from notable producers such as Tim Hawes, Anthony President, Qura Rankin, Marek Pompetzki & Paul NZA. The band achieved significant success in Europe, particularly in Germany where they performed on the Temptation Tour with Monrose. They also charted in countries like Poland and Bulgaria. In early 2008, Nye Oakley took a break due to health issues but rejoined the band later that year. Their third single "Dance with Me" was released on October 24, 2008, reaching number 20 in the German charts. The band disbanded on May 25, 2010.