Hop, Funk and Soul elements. Sqeezer sang in English and French, such on the French version of "Blue Jeans". Public Image Known as a bubblegum act, Sqeezer rebranded their band name with the correct spelling Squeezer from 2007 to 2013 for a more mature look. However, later they changed their name back to the wrong spelling. Starting as a duo with Reeves as a rapper/singer and a female singer, the group soon later became a trio including a dancer. The band has been presented by numerous of performers. Ever since it has been an open secret, that German singer Alexandra Prince is the real voice of the first two albums and the Real voice Behind Another German Project Blumchen, which is most likely true, though yet never confirmed. The proof has been more given when Spath and Stern appeared with their real singing voices on other musical projects such as Funky Diamonds and Mathilda. Recently petitions came up for Alex Prince to re-record a new version of "Without You" alongside Reeves' good friend LayZee, former rapper of Mr. President, in honor for Reeves death. Other ventures Next to his musical career, Reeves has always modeled for campaigns such as C&A, Sony, Swatch and Schöller Mövenpick. Reeves also sang a jingle for the Hamburg based drug store Budnikowsky. In 1997, Reeves advertised for Camerafilms for the brand ORWO. Also in 1997, Sqeezer exclusively released the song "Tamagotchi (Tschoopapa...)", which became the official Tamagotchi song in cooperation with the Saban Worldwide company. To promote their music in America, Sqeezer signed a deal with Foot Locker, where their song "Hot Bikini" was featured in July 2007 in Canada in most of their stores. Members 1995–1997 Jim Reeves (1995–2016) (deceased) Yvonne Spath (1995–March 1996) Loretta Stern (March 1996–July 2001) Tee Jay (March 1996 – 1997) Marc Theven (January 1997–September 1997) (deceased) 1999–2001 Jim Reeves Loretta Stern Veronica (1999) Heidi Goldstein (2001) 2002–2006 Jim Reeves Eve (2002) Nikole Arndt (2003–2004) Andreas Höhnke (2002–2008) 2007–2010 Jim Reeves Daria (2007) Mirage (2008–2009) 2013–2016 Jim Reeves Bella Mee (2013) Olivia Rehmer (2014–2016) Mikey Cyrox (2013–2016) Discography Drop Your Pants (1996) Streetlife (1998) Tours Headlining Squeezer Tour (2007) Opening act Worlds Apart - Everybody Tour (1996) Accolades 1997: RSH-Gold - Newcomer of the year References External links Dance Artist Info Eurodance musicians Musical groups established in 1995 German Eurodance groups