Deuce

Aron Erlichman, known professionally as Deuce, was born on March 2, 1983, in the United States. He began his musical career early in 2005, releasing four tracks—"Franny", "Surface Air", "Breaking Through", and "Sometimes"—from his first EP The Aron EP on Broadjam. Deuce co-founded Hollywood Undead with Jorel Decker and Jeff Phillips, contributing clean vocals and producing instrumentals until his departure in 2010. His first solo release was the four-track EP The Two Thousand Eight, which included "The One", "Gravestone", "Hollyhood Vacation" (featuring Truth), and "Deuce Dot Com". In September 2010, Deuce performed at California's Epicenter music festival. He released his debut album Deuce on April 24, 2012, which sold 11,425 copies in its first week. Notable collaborations include work with artists such as Ronnie Radke and Blood on the Dance Floor.