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Quentin Elias

Musical artist

Quentin Elias is a French model and dance music artist of Algerian origins who was born in Mende, France, in 1974. After growing up in Marseille, Elias moved to Paris to pursue a modeling career. In 1996 became the lead singer of the group Alliage, a boy band quartet.

In 2001, Elias relocated to New York City. He worked with producer Junior Vasquez, releasing This Time Baby. Elias came out with a single in 2005, Serve It Up which was released on an independent label . Quentin has also appeared in 2008 on the gay-themed porn site "RandyBlue.com", performing as a solo model in pornographic videos.

Discography

List of studio albums.

Date	Album	Chart positions
Date	Album	Chart positions	X
March 21, 2006	Serve It Up 1st studio album	(n/a)
March 31, 2006	What If I 2nd studio album	(n/a)

References

Articles On Quentin Elias "Most Beautiful Men", 19 September 2007.
Davis, Andrew. "The French Connection: Quentin Elias". Windy City Times, 2 November 2005.
Billboard Discography, 08 February 2008.
RandyBlue.com"RandyBlue.com Model"

External links

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