Albert Fields

About

Actor, singer, and cinematographer who rose to fame as an original cast-member of The All New Mickey Mouse Club in 1989, which notably featured future popstars such as Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake. He later co-founded pop group The Party, which released singles such as "Summer Vacation" and "That's Why" and opened for musical artists such as rapper Vanilla Ice in the 1990s. He has also enjoyed a solo career under the stage name Jeune, which is derived from his middle name, Jeunepierre.

Before Fame

He made his professional acting debut with the 1988 comedy fantasy film Vice Versa, in which he played a Band Singer and appeared opposite Fred Savage, Corinne Bohrer, and Judge Reinhold.

Trivia

He and his fellow The Party bandmates have reunited on several occasions, including for their well-documented 2021 benefit concert at The House of Blues in Orlando, FL and for their 2023 VIP cruise scheduled to set sail after the 3rd 90s Con opening day. Additionally, he reunited with fellow founding member Damon Pampolina to create the group N'Decent Proposal in the early 2000s. 

Family Life

He is from the United States.

Associated With

His original song "I'm da Man" can be heard in the 1996 sports psychological thriller film The Fan, which stars Robert De Niro and Wesley Snipes.