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Groovetek biographyUS eurodance project Groovetek were first known as Rhythm Boyz House from 1991 to 1992, and released 2 songs : Babylon Groove and Feel the music. Then, when they heard Eurodance music songs such as 2 Unlimited's Twilight Zone and Culture Beat's Mr. Vain they decided they wanted to go that sort of style too. The project started as T.I.O featuring Groovetek. They released 2 songs : In And Out in 1996 and Let's Groove Tonight in 1998 (a cover of Earth Wind & Fire). Then released an album in 2000-2001 called The Anthem. It contained 3 beautiful eurodance songs with rap, female vocal & good synths. Lead female vocal : Melanie Turner. Rap: Walid Ishak aka MC Roc. It was produced by Hamid Ahang & Steve B. Isaac. Lyrics were written by Walid Ishak, music was composed by Steve B. Isaac, Robert Turner. Background vocals were done by Robert Turner. Groovetek tried hard to find a record label in Europe, but in vain. The Anthem was their last release and in 2002 Groovetek disbanded. 3 years later Melanie Turner passed away from cancer. Walid Ishak is still in the music business, doing projects with other artists like famous Assyrian pop singer Linda George, doing a rap in Assyrian. In 2013 he released a single called Shermatha in Assyrian under stage name Rawaya. He still keeps up with other group members Thanks to D'man 94 and to MC Roc The biography was last updated Mon, November 18th 2013 Did you like this article ? Tell your friends
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DISCLAIMER : unless you see the artist's name among the credits of this biography, it was only created by gathering infos from the web and from fan sources. Sorry if, even if I did all verifications I could, some parts of the biography are false or lack accuracy. If you are the artist himself or contributed to the project, please wait till I come back from holidays. |
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