10 current WWE Superstars who have released music

#3 Mark Andrews

If you're not up on your pop-punk music, you might only know Mark Andrews as the Welsh high-flyer from NXT UK, but the man who's now one half of the NXT UK Tag Team Champions is actually also the bassist and co-lead vocalist of Junior.

Performing alongside Matt Attard, the man behind Hot Tag Media Works, and Si Martin of the Heads Above The Waves mental health charity, the NXT UK Superstar just got off a tour in support of debut full-length album Beautiful Life - an album featuring PYD, which has an accompanying video starring Ruby Riott, Adam Cole, Drake Maverick, Ali, Rhea Ripley, Will Ospreay, Jimmy Havoc, Marty Scurll and many others.

Not only this, but their single Brick By Brick was also the NXT Loud theme for NXT UK TakeOver: Cardiff - where Andrews won tag team gold! I also caught up with the band on Episode 2 of Dropkick DiSKussions.

We accepted a long time ago that we were never going to be in the same situation as other bands. We're never going to be able to climb the ladder of the music industry in the same way that other bands do, be able to tour constantly, but I kind of like that in a way because it's a bit different.

You can read the entire interview here.

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#2 John Cena

Where do we start with John Cena? We all know he has rapping prowess in abundance from his Doctor of Thuganomics days, and Cena released a number of songs - most of which were used in WWE in some fashion.

Basic Thuganomics was Cena's fifth theme, performed by himself, and he also recorded Untouchables for a WWE music release. John Cena would then release You Can't See Me, his debut album, with cousin Tha Trademarc which featured current theme The Time Is Now.

As late as 2014, Cena was still making music - recording All Day with Wiz Khalifa for the WWE 2K15 soundtrack. Even now, we're still treated to the odd rap from the 16-time World Champion, as seen when he was provoked by The Usos on the RAW Reunion.