In 1989, Simon Le Bon worked with Susanna Hoffs of The Bangles on Jonathan Elias’ “Requiem for the Americas.” They collaborated on a song called “Follow in My Footsteps,” which was published as a 7″ single in Italy.
In 1998, Le Bon founded SYN Entertainment (Simon Yasmin Nick) in Tokyo, Japan, with his friend Nick Wood and his wife Yasmin. The concept for SYN Entertainment was first created in 1988.
Le Bon is currently known as the “Founder and Chairman” of SYN, while Wood is known as the “Founder, President, and Creative Director.”
SYN Entertainment established SYN Records in 2000, which has issued several collections incorporating Le Bon’s talents.
Furthermore, one of Le Bon’s solo tracks, “Dreamboy,” was included on the soundtrack of the SYN-released comedic film “Love Kills” (1998).
The following year, SYN co-produced Duran Duran’s studio album “Pop Trash” with Nick Rhodes and Warren Cuccurullo’s side project, TV Mania.
Simon Le Bon contributed vocals to the single “Fire,” produced by Dutch trance DJ Ferry Corsten, in October 2005. The song was a rework of Duran Duran’s lesser-known track “Serious” from their 1990 album “Liberty.” “Ferry Corsten feat. Simon Le Bon – Fire (Flashover remix)” was the title of the remix, which was published on Flashover Recordings.
Simon Le Bon’s Net Worth
What is Simon Le Bon’s net worth? Simon Le Bon’s net worth is $65 million dollars according to Celebrity Net Worth.