Simon Le Bon and Susanna Hoffs from The Bangles worked together on Jonathan Elias’ 1989 composition “Requiem for the Americas.” They collaborated on a song called “Follow in My Footsteps,” which was made available in Italy as a 7″ single.
Le Bon founded SYN Entertainment (Simon Yasmin Nick) in 1998 with the help of his buddy Nick Wood and his wife Yasmin in Tokyo, Japan. In 1988, SYN Entertainment’s original concept was born.
Le Bon is currently referred to as the “Founder and Chairman” of SYN, and Wood is the “Founder, President, and Creative Director.”
In 2000, SYN Entertainment established SYN Records, which has since published a number of compilations with Le Bon’s contributions.
Furthermore, the SYN-produced comedy film “Love Kills” (1998) featured one of Le Bon’s solo songs, “Dreamboy,” on the soundtrack.
In the same year, SYN worked with Nick Rhodes and Warren Cuccurullo’s side project TV Mania to co-executively produce the studio album “Pop Trash” by Duran Duran.
Simon Le Bon contributed vocals to the single “Fire,” which was created by Dutch trance DJ Ferry Corsten, in October 2005. The track was a remix of Duran Duran’s less well-known single “Serious” from their 1990 album “Liberty.” The remix was published on Flashover Recordings with the title “Ferry Corsten feat. Simon Le Bon – Fire (Flashover remix)”.
Where is Simon Le Bon from?
Le Bon, the oldest of three boys for John and Ann-Marie Le Bon, was born on October 27, 1958, the day before his father’s birthday, at Bushey Maternity Hospital in Bushey, Hertfordshire. His two younger brothers, David and Jonathan, were born shortly after.
Where do the Le Bons live?
Simon, his 57-year-old wife Yasmin, and their three daughters reside in Putney, London.