The Artists

Alice Deejay is a Dutch Eurodance project formed in 1998, best known for their global 1999 hit “Better Off Alone,” which sold millions worldwide. Produced by Wessel van Diepen, Dennis van den Driesschen, Sebastiaan Molijn, and Eelke Kalberg, the group was initially fronted by singer Judith Anna Pronk. Their 2000 album, Who Needs Guitars Anyway?, cemented their legacy in early 2000s trance-pop

Jenny Berggren, lead singer of the internationally renowned Swedish pop group Ace of Base and now solo artist, looked into the face of success rather suddenly at the age of 19.
 
The group’s first two released songs All That She Wants and Wheel Of Fortune coupled in the number one and number two spots on the Danish sale charts before a single publicity photo had ever been snapped of Ace of Base.
 
The band’s album The Sign skyrocketed to the top of worldwide music charts in the early nineties, now selling over 25 million copies and making it the all-time most selling debut album ever—a title unsurpassed to this day. The album’s success even raked in more revenue for Sweden that year than the country’s signature auto company, Volvo.
 
“Meeting the top of

Nestor Alexander Haddaway (born January 9, 1965) is a Trinidadian-born singer and musician best known for his 1993 smash hit “What Is

Real McCoy is the brainchild of Olaf „O-Jay“ Jeglitza. With his expansive appreciation of all musical genres and his contacts in the burgeoning Berlin club scene, Jeglitza and his musical partner Frank “Quickmix“ Hassas, released their first Mixtapes and songs as Real McCoy in the mid-80´s.

In 1993 Real McCoy inked a worldwide major deal. Fueled by numerous smash singles (Another Night, Run Away, Automatic Lover, Love & Devotion and Come and get your love), their third album “Another Night” went Multi-Platinum in under 8 weeks. and took the charts by storm.

Arista’s Clive Davis spearheaded the eventual recognition of the group as one of the break-out artists of 1995. With Jeglitza always involved as the band leader, Real McCoy were joined by different female

No Mercy is a 1990s dance-pop trio formed in Miami in 1995 by producer Frank Farian, featuring Marty Cintron and twins Ariel and Gabriel Hernández. Known for hits like “

Mia Martina (born January 14, 1984) is a bilingual Canadian dance-pop singer-songwriter from New Brunswick. Known for hits like “Stereo Love” (2010), “Latin Moon” (2011), and “Heartbreaker” (2013), she has earned multiple Juno Award nominations for Dance Recording of the Year. She started her career at CP Records.

One-time gospel singer Chris Willis is best known as the powerful voice and song writer behind the majority of French producer David Guetta’s chart-topping club anthems. Born and raised in Dayton, OH, Willis began singing in a quartet with his brothers and sisters at his local church. After graduating from college, he toured with a gospel group that performed hundreds of gigs across California and contributed to the popular compilation Handel’s Messiah: A Soulful Celebration. In 1996, he released his self-titled debut album, a collection of self-penned spiritual songs, which earned a nomination for Best R&B Album at the Nashville Music Awards; supported Amy Grant, CeCe Winans, Dolly

THE EARLY YEARS
Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Turbo B. started his music career as a drummer for a heavy metal band in his hometown. After joining the United States Army in July 1985, he completed basic training (C-4-3) at Fort Dix and was transferred to the 8th SC, Redstone Arsenal, AL for advanced training where he qualified to become an ammunition specialist. With his advanced training complete, he was sent to Friedberg, Germany to join the 60th Ordnance Company in Ray Barracks. After completing his service in the Army he returned to the USA but went back to Germany shortly thereafter to tour with The Fat Boys.

In 1990 DJ Rico Sparx discovered his rapping talents and introduced him to Snap! producers Michael Münzing and Luca Anzilotti.

THE SUCESS WITH

Freedom Williams (born February 13, 1966) is an American rapper, singer, and songwriter best known as the frontman for C+C Music Factory. He provided the iconic vocals for hits like “

Born and raised in Queens, New York on January 27, 1962. Robin began singing at the age of five in a church choir. Blessed with a genuine talent to entertain, she took up vocal training at the age of eight under the direction of the legendary Brook Alexander.

Currently still touring and performing internationally, Robin’s new music will debut in January 2019 with such notable producers as Carl Cox, Eric Mobley, James Worthy, David Anthony, Freeze, Paris Toon and Mothers Favorite Child.

At the age of fifteen, Robin went to join both jazz and cover bands in the New York metropolitan area, performing at dinner clubs, lounges, and other venues. During her tenure as a member of the band Top Shelf, she met the owners of Homeboy Recording Studios. They immediately realized

How do you calculate success in the music business? If you have one hit, you are a one-hit wonder.
Two hits, you may be a star.  For Lane McCray - The Founder, Singer, Songwriter and Trademark Owner of La Bouche, the business categorizes him as a legend. 
 
With over 12 Million records sold worldwide, La Bouche multi-platinum hits include: Be My Lover, Sweet Dreams,
Where Do You Go, Tonight Is The Night, SOS, I Love To Love, Falling In Love, You Won’t Forget Me, In Your Life, Sweet Dreams Remixed 2017. 
 
Lane McCray burst onto the international music scene in the mid and late 1990s with the late Melanie Thornton.  They conquered the charts of the 1990s.  La Bouche earned numerous awards, including the German Grammy, the Echo (for Dance Song of the Year in

One of the leading exponents of a wave of Italian house music that flourished on the dance floors of the late 80’s and early 90’s, Black Box comprised three Italian studio musicians (Daniele Davoli, Mirko Limoni and Valerio Semplici), collectively known as Groove Groove Melody.

Based in the Reggio Emilia area of northern Italy, the team made use of Katrine (Catherine Quinol) as a front woman for the black box project. Semplici was a clarinet teacher and played in the Music Orchestra in Bologna. Davoli was a well-known Italian club DJ (known as DJ Lelewel), largely at the Marabu Starlight Club and responsible for the hit single “Grand Piano”, another prime example of “Italo-house”, while Limoni was the computer and keyboard whizz kid of the trio.   

The Groove Groove