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Sangwara biographyLabel: Worldbus Records. The Sangwara project was created by Gabry Ponte and M.T.J. Capuano in the first months of 1996. It was the only Worldbus Records project in which Gabry Ponte was directly involved in. Their first single Gangsta's Paradise (a cover of Coolio's hit) was sung and rapped by American Joe Fancey. The single was well received in both Italy and Spain (where it was licensed under max Music). In June 1996, they released their second single Killing Me Softly (cover from a song originally released by Roberta Flack), featuring Claire Thomas, which in short time reached the top of all the dance charts. In November 1996 came out the third single : a cover of Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody, sung again by Claire Thomas, but it was not very successful. Jeffrey Jey is said to have also taken part to some of the project's singles. In February 1997, Sangwara released their own version of Don't Speak (originally sung by No Doubt), featuring vocals by Viviana Presutti. It was thier biggest hit, released on CD throughout Europe (and licensed in France under label Next One). Find A Way, an original song, was the project's last single. It was at that time that Worldbus Records ceased existence, which may have contributed to Sangwara's end. Thanks to Abelito The biography was last updated Wed, May 05th 2010 Did you like this article ? Tell your friends
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