In common with many emerging young pop singers, the Canadian artist Dan Talevski
began his career by posting cover versions of songs on YouTube; by the time he
turned professional the young singer had already garnered a large fan base for
his material.
He was discovered by Jamal Jones, better known as the rapper Polow Da Don, who
mentored Talevski and helped him sign a deal with Interscope Records. A tour
with the Backstreet Boys followed and Talevski's career began to take off with
Backstreet Boys' Howie Dorough acting as his manager.
In 2010 the singer released his debu...