Sing Sing B.B

Sing Sing B.B. is a Romanian pop group active primarily between 1999 and 2001, known for their Europop sound. The band originated from Cluj-Napoca, Romania, and included members such as Sorin Crețu (also known as Fero), who was a founding member in 1999. Sing Sing B.B. released music that contributed to Romania’s pop scene with songs including hits like "Aoleu Inima Mea," "Ce Frumoase-s Fetele," and "Pentru Tine" among others. Their style and appeal were part of the wave of late 1990s and early 2000s Romanian pop acts.

One notable member who started her career with Sing Sing B.B. is Cristina Rus, who later gained fame as a solo artist and as part of the group Blondy. Cristina Rus contributed vocals during her time in Sing Sing B.B. before moving on to solo success and further collaborations. The band helped launch and shape the careers of its members within the Romanian music industry during its active years.