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Clock - Everybody Hot eurodance track from 1996. Tags: Clock Everybody |
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MC Sar & The Real McCoy - It's On You '99 Remake! Tags: MC Sar The Real McCoy It's On You '99 |
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Go! - Let's All Chant (Move Your Body)(Rare Eurodance Track) Go! are two dj's / musicians from Israel, Gabby bitton & Oren amram, who were the pioneers of "Dream music" in Israel in 1995. "Apocalypse" was their first release, taken from the Multi-Platinum album "Dreamland". Let's All Chant (Move Your Body) Label: Phonogram Country: Germany Released: 1993 Tags: Go Let's All Chant Move Your Body Rare Eurodance Track |
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2 Unlimited - Mysterious Taken from album No Limits 1993, clip made from their video The Magic Friend. Tags: Unlimited Mysterious |
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B.G. The Prince Of Rap - Can't We Get Enough B.G. The Prince Of Rap - Can't We Get Enough 1993 Tags: B.G. The Prince Of Rap Can't We Get Enough |
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Magic Affair - Energy Of Light Magic Affair - Energy Of Light Tags: Magic Affair Energy Of Light |
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Ice MC - Take Away The Colour Ice MC Tags: Ice MC Take Away The Colour |
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Cappella - Turn It Up And Down (Mars Plastic Edit) Cappella Real Name: Pieradis Rossini, Gianfranco Bortolotti, Mario Mori & Diego Leoni Profile: An Italo-house production team employing up to ten different studios, at least a trio of producers for every production and scores of session workers, Cappella is mostly the creation of producer Gianfranco Bortolotti. Undoubtedly influenced by Motown's assembly-line aesthetic (as well as the '80s British dance team of Stock, Aitken & Waterman), Bortolotti coordinated the work of longtime producers DJ ProfXor, RAF and DJ Pierre (not the Chicago producer) to create dozens of European club/chart hits under the aliases Cappella, 49ers, Fargetta, RAF, Clubhouse and East Side Beat. For good or ill, Bortolotti's productions were most responsible for the Italian house phenomenon of the late '80s and early '90s, based on an often-maligned push-button production blueprint which includes only the cheesiest of melodies, samples, piano lines and diva vocals. Each single produced by Bortolotti's Media Productions underwent rigorous testing and remixing for maximum airplay in each country it's released, with only Bortolotti holding the final say on what appears. Throughout the 1990s, Cappella was one of the most thoroughly unartistic dance acts - and for the most part, proud of it. Inspired by the productions of Italo-disco producer and mixer DJ Pierre, Gianfranco Bortolotti began mixing around Italy while at school in the late '70s. The Cappella Project had already debuted as a production team by the end of the decade, though Bortolotti did little more than mix in the music industry until the mid-'80s. In 1987, he produced Cappella's "Bauhaus (Push the Beat)", a club hit throughout Europe and the UK. The following year brought the contintent-wide Top 10 hit "Heylom Halib", which presaged a wave of similar-sounding Italian house tracks during 1989-90. Bortolotti recorded a Cappella album (the cash-in heavy Heylom Halib), and scored again with the singles "Be Master in One's Own House" and "House of Energy Revenge". To his credit, he did recruit seminal diva Loleatta Holloway for the single "Take Me Away", less successful than the chart-entries but much better. After several additional 1992-93 hits (Including "U Got 2 Know", based around a sample from Ralphi Rosario's seminal "You Used to Hold Me" featuring the vocals of Xavier Gold)), Bortolotti decided to make an act of Cappella with the addition of two Brits - Rodney Bishop (formerly with Positive Gang) and Kelly Overett (a vocalist who had worked with SL2). The singles "U Got 2 Let the Music" and "Move on Baby" became Cappella's biggest hits, hitting number one in several countries during 1994. The album U Got 2 Know did appreciably well, though Overett left by 1995 (to be replaced by Allison Jordan). Soon however, Cappella appeared to be running on steam. The 1995-96 singles like "Tell Me the Way" and "I Need Your Love" barely made the European charts, and their 1996 album War in Heaven fared poorly (though it was released in America). URLs: http://www.mediarec.info Members: Alison Jordan, Diego Leoni, Gianfranco Bortolotti, Kelly Overett, Patric, Pieradis Rossini, Ricardo Overman, Rodney Bishop, S.Lanzini Cappella - Turn It Up And Down Country: Italy Released: 1996 Genre: Eurodance Credits: Arranged By, Mixed By - O. Brocci , T. Pagani Producer - Gianfranco Bortolotti Tags: Cappella Turn It Up And Down Mars Plastic Edit |
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B.G. The Prince Of Rap - Can't Love You B.G. The Prince Of Rap Producers : Jam El Mar, Stefan Benz Rappers : B.G. the Prince Of Rap, Marko Kranjcevic 'DJ Kut Master Kay' Singers : Paris Red, Joan Faulkner, Chi Chi Ordu, Sabine Schmidt Born in Washington DC, B.G. joined the army after his graduation and served in Germany (1985). He began to be interested in rap music and started to perform in rapping competitions in Frankfurt. He won several which gave him his stage name "The Prince Of Rap". His first official single, "Rap to the World", scored big in German clubs. It was followed by "Give Me The Music" and "Take Control Of The Party". A first official album followed, "The Power Of Rhythm" in 1991. The sucess story really began with the growing popularity of Eurodance. "This Beat Is Hot" and "Can We Get Enough" started to be played in North America. "The Colour Of My Dreams", a collaboration with Paris Red, was probably the biggest hit of that period (1994). All further singles and albums were mostly unnoticed. B.G. The Prince Of Rap - Can't Love You Country: Germany Released: 1995 Genre: Eurodance Credits, Producer, Written-By: Jam El Mar , Stefan Benz Vocals: Janet Taylor Tags: B.G. The Prince Of Rap Can't Love You |
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B.G. The Prince Of Rap - Rock A Bit B.G. The Prince Of Rap Producers : Jam El Mar, Stefan Benz Rappers : B.G. the Prince Of Rap, Marko Kranjcevic 'DJ Kut Master Kay' Singers : Paris Red, Joan Faulkner, Chi Chi Ordu, Sabine Schmidt Born in Washington DC, B.G. joined the army after his graduation and served in Germany (1985). He began to be interested in rap music and started to perform in rapping competitions in Frankfurt. He won several which gave him his stage name "The Prince Of Rap". His first official single, "Rap to the World", scored big in German clubs. It was followed by "Give Me The Music" and "Take Control Of The Party". A first official album followed, "The Power Of Rhythm" in 1991. The sucess story really began with the growing popularity of Eurodance. "This Beat Is Hot" and "Can We Get Enough" started to be played in North America. "The Colour Of My Dreams", a collaboration with Paris Red, was probably the biggest hit of that period (1994). All further singles and albums were mostly unnoticed. B.G. The Prince Of Rap - Rock A Bit Country: Germany Released: 1994 Genre: Eurodance Vocals: Paris Red Tags: B.G. The Prince Of Rap Rock Bit |
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Odyssey - Riding On A Train Odyssey Real Name: Martin Koppehele, Giorgio Koppehele Profile: Eurodance Project from Germany. Aliases: Avenue, Garfield, Vertigo, Virginity 99 Members: Giorgio Koppehele, Martin Koppehele, Suna Cope Odyssey - Riding On A Train Country: Germany Released: 1994 Genre: Eurodance Credits: Artwork By: Florian Seidel Written-By, Producer: Giorgio Koppehele , Martin Koppehele Tags: Odyssey Riding On Train |
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2 Unlimited - Spread Your Love 2 Unlimited Real Name: Jean-Paul De Coster, Phil Wilde, Raymond Lothar Slijngaard, Anita Dels, Romy Snoeijers Van Ooijen, Marion Van Iwaarden Profile: Popular Eurodance duo founded by Belgian producers Jean-Paul de Coster and Phil Wilde. First released as an instrumental in spring 1991, "Get Ready For This" received an immediate success (#2 in the UK charts). Conscious of their popularity, Wilde & De Coster wanted a more accessible, formatted formula for their project to grow. Raymond Lothar Slijngaard was then contacted to write lyrics and add a rap to the track. On his suggestion, Anita Dels (a singer from the Amsterdam club scene) joined in as the female vocalist. The new re-version of "Get Ready For This" was released in september 1991 and helped to perpetuate the success of 2 Unlimited around the world. The following single, "Twilight Zone", did even better in the charts and became a well known club anthem. A full album announced two more succesful tracks: "Workaholic" and "The Magic Friend". Their second opus, "No Limits!", was released in 1993. It's popularity was such that no more than five singles were taken out of it. Among them, "No Limit" and "Tribal Dance", now considered as Eurodance classics. The decline of 2 Unlimited started as soon as their typical sound was reproduced by other Eurodance acts. By the time of "Real Things" (1994), their distinctive flavour was shared with hundreds of marketed clones. In 1996, a complicated relationship between Ray and Anita precipitate the breaking of 2 Unlimited. For a moment, a background vocalist was due to replace Anita beside Ray, but ultimately, she refused the contract offered to her. A relaunch attempt (2 Unlimited 2) featuring two female singers (Romy (2) and Marion Van Iwaarden) was tested, but only had a mitigated success. Both singers left once their contracts ended in 1998. Recent petitions asking for the return of 2 Unlimited were ignored as Ray and Anita do not wish to work together again. Click on "More Images" to see the performers through time... URLs: http://www.the2unlimited.com 2 Unlimited - Spread Your Love Country: Belgium Released: 1996 Genre: Eurodance Credits: Arranged By [Vocal Arrangement] - Peter Bauwens Artwork By - Fred Van Lé Executive Producer - Jean-Paul De Coster Producer - Wilde & De Coster Recorded By - Phil Wilde Written-By - A. Dels* , P. Bauwens* , P. Wilde* , R.L. Slijngaard* Tags: Unlimited Spread Your Love |
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Jam & Spoon ft Plavka - Find Me (Odyssey To Anyoona) This is my favorite video clip of 90's! And sexy Plavka.....mmmmm...the Croat-Peruvian singer from LA, but she lives in London! Jam & Spoon Real Name: Rolf Ellmer & Markus Löffel Profile: Markus Löffel aka Mark Spoon died on the 11th January 2006. URLs: http://www.myspace.com/jamandspoonmusic http://www.tursa.franken.de/JamAndSpoon_discog.html Aliases: Big Room, Storm, Tokyo Ghetto Pussy, Trancy Spacer & Spacy Trancer Members: Mark Spoon, Rolf Ellmer Plavka Real Name: Plavka Lonić URLs: http://www.plavka.com/ http://profile.myspace.com/plavka In Groups: Dominatrix UK, Rising High Collective Jam & Spoon ft Plavka - Find Me (Odyssey To Anyoona) Country: Germany Released: 1994 Genre: Electronic Credits: Artwork By [Cover] - KM7 Producer, Written-By - Jam El Mar & Mark Spoon Tags: Jam Spoon Plavka Find Me Odyssey To Anyoona |
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Culture Beat - World In Your Hands Culture Beat Real Name: Torsten Fenslau & Peter Zweier / Frank Fenslau & Peter Gräber Profile: Until 1993 Torsten Fenslau and Peter Zweier were the producers of Culture Beat. After the death of Torsten Fenslau in 1993 his brother Frank Fenslau decided to continue this project together with Peter Gräber. Culture Beat worked with several vocalists: Lana E. until 1993, Jay Supreme from 1990 to 1998, Tania Evans from 1990 to 1998, Kim Sanders from 1998 to 1999 and Jackie Sangster, who joined Culture Beat in 2001. URLs: http://www.culture-beat.com http://www.culturebeat.de Aliases: Quadriga Culture Beat - World In Your Hands Country: Germany Released: 1994 Genre: Eurodance Credits: Artwork By - Public Art Lyrics By, Rap - Jay Supreme Music By, Lyrics By - Nosie Katzmann Music By, Producer - Torsten Fenslau Music By, Remix, Producer [Additional Remix] - Peter Zweier Photography - Michael Levine Remix, Producer [Additional Remix] - Alexander Abraham Vocals - Tania Evans Tags: Culture Beat World In Your Hands |
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Reel 2 Real - Can You Feel It Reel 2 Real Real Name: Erick Morillo & Ralphie Muniz Profile: Reel 2 Real began as a House project of Erick Morillo and Ralphie "Boy" Muniz. Their first release under that name was "The New Anthem" (1992), released on the Strictly Rhythm label, which quickly became an underground hit. The following single, "Go On Move" (1993), featured the voice of rapper Mark Quashie, also known as Mad Stuntman, The. The strong reggae/dub influences of the record officially became their trademark. In 1994, "I Like To Move It" was released to a enthusiast crowd and became one of the most important dance hits of the 90's. The following singles "Can You Feel It?", "Raise Your Hands" (previously released as "Azuca" under the name R.A.W.), "Conway", and new commercial remixes of "Go On Move" confirmed the success of Reel 2 Real in the US and in Europe. Ralphie "Boy" Muniz left the act right after the success of the 1994 album "Move It!". A second opus was released in 1996 with Mad Stuntman, The as a full member of Reel 2 Real (the releases of that period no more credit him as a featured artist). The first single "Are You Ready For Some More?" was very Eurodance oriented. "Jazz It Up", first released as an instrumental by the Erick Morillo Project, featured the collaboration of Barbara Tucker and Charlotte Small while "Move Your Body (Mueve La Cadera)" featured the team of Proyecto Uno. The Reel 2 Real alias was abandoned the same year, after which Morillo spent a few years establishing himself as an underground DJ. Aliases: E & R Reel 2 Real - Can You Feel It Country: UK Released: 1994 Genre: Eurodance Credits: Producer - Erick "More" Morillo Vocals [Additional] - Althea McQueen Vocals [Featuring] - The Mad Stuntman Tags: Reel Real Can You Feel It electronic |
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Unique II - Do What You Please Unique II Profile: Erwin Geppner & Werner Freistätter. The two producers found their way into music from their technical interest, whereby Erwin Geppner stated from bands like Kraftwerk and The Art of Noise, that with a keyboard and a computer a substantially further sound spectrum could be opened. The same was for the guitarist Werner Freistätter, after discovering the electronic sequencers. When they had finished their HTL-education in electrotechnology and electronics the founded Unique II. Members: Erwin Geppner, Werner Freistätter Unique II - Do What You Please Country: Austria Released: Nov 1996 Genre: Eurodance Credits: Vocals - B-Nice, Jade Davies Tags: Unique II Do What You Please |
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Pearl - Summer Holiday Pearl Real Name: Ullrich Brenner, Amir Saraf, Janet Henry Members: Amir Saraf, Janet Henry, Ulli Brenner Pearl - Summer Holiday Country: Germany Released: 1995 Genre: Eurodance Credits: Lyrics By - G.A. Saraf* , Janet Henry Music By - G.A. Saraf* , A. Brenner* Producer - Brenner & Saraf Tags: Pearl Summer Holiday |
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Loft - Love Is Magic Loft Profile: German Eurodance group. Loft stands for 'Live Our Fathers' Teaching'. Members: Courtney Williams, Cyborg DMP GmbH, Giora Schein, Kim Sanders, Nosie Katzmann, Richard Williams Loft - Love Is Magic Country: Germany Released: Mar 1994 Genre: Eurodance Credits: Artwork By [Design] - Steffan Böhle, Kunstfrei, Hamburg Lyrics By [Words] - C. Williams* , J. Davis , R. Williams* Music By - Attack II , Giora Schein , J. Davis Photography [Foto] - Matthias Bothor Producer - Cyborg DMP GmbH Tags: Loft Love Is Magic |
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Centory - The Spirit Centory Real Name: Gary Carolla, Alexander Strasser, Sven Kirschner, Durron Butler Profile: Eurodance group from Germany Rapper: Durron Butler Writer, Singer: Gary Carolla Producer, writer: Sven Kirschner Producer, writer: Alexander Strasser The group was created in 1994 around the rapper Turbo B accompanied on the stage by a singer called 'Mystery girl'. Actually several well-known Eurodance vocalists contributed to the group : Take It To The Limit and Eye In The Sky were sung by Lori Glori. Point Of No Return featured Janet Henry and Feel Alright's vocals were done by Gary Carolla. As for the rest of the album, it was sung by Anita Davis and Christiane Eiben Members: Alex Trime, Durron Butler, Gary Carolla, Sven Kirschner Centory - The Spirit Country: Germany Released: 1995 Genre: Eurodance Credits: Producer, Arranged By, Mixed By - Alex Trime , Gary Carolla , Sven "Delgado" Jordan Rap - Turbo B. Tags: Centory Spirit |
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Captain Hollywood Project - Flying High Captain Hollywood Project Real Name: Tony Dawson-Harrison, Michael Eisele, Thorsten Adler, Thomas Keil Profile: The very first Captain Hollywood singles were produced by an artist known as Cyborg. The latter singles were all produced by a the 3 man team of DMP consisting of Attack II, Thorsten Adler and Tom Keil URLs: http://www.danceartistinfo.com/chproject.htm Members: Cyborg DMP GmbH, Tony Dawson-Harrison Captain Hollywood Project - Flying High Country: Germany Released: Nov 1994 Genre: Eurodance Credits: Lyrics By - Tony Dawson-Harrison Music By, Lyrics By - Attack II , Thorsten Adler , Tom Jacques G. Coin Producer - DMP Tags: Captain Hollywood Project Flying High |
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