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Akcent was founded by Adrian Claudiu Sînă in 1999, along with female vocalist Ramona Barta. At that time, Adrian worked as a DJ at Radio contact. Their debut album Senzatzia, released in 2000 as cassette only, was electro-pop. It contained the song Ultima Vara (Last summer), which was a summer hit in Romania. Then Ramona left, and 3 nice-looking boys took her place : Sorin Brotnei, Mihai Gruia and Marius Nedelcu. Akcent ha become a boys band. The second album În culori was released in Romania on January 10th 2002 and was certified gold within the 3 first weeks. It included the single Ţi-am promis.
Known for : JoKero, Stay With Me, That's My Name...
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Bass Reflex is a Eurodance project from Romania founded by Mircea Presel (X-Mann) in 1993. The most popular songs are Go Away, Fall In Love, Get the Real Thing (feat. U-Nite). The group released one album, but only as a cassette and it's very hard to find.
Known for : Go Away, Fall In Love...
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Label : East & Art. Genius was a Romanian dance trio : Cezar Hălmăgean, Oana Vincu and Ovidiu Hălmăgean. They released many songs as videoclip only : Orașul trist, Macho Man, Îmi plânge inima, Vara, Moșu...
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Elena Alexandra Apostoleanu aka Inna was born October 16th, 1986 in Neptun near Mangalia (Romania), on the Black Sea. Her love for music was first encouraged and supported by her family. Her grandmother and mother were both occasional singers at local parties or night clubs. She took bel canto lessons with master Traian Broască. As a student, she attended classes at the Mangalia Economical Lyceu then attempted a degree in Political Sciences at the Ovidius University of Constanţa. Before turning 18, she auditioned to join the nationwide famous pop group A.S.I.A. but she was rejected in favor of soloist Alina Diana Crișan. Discouraged, she started a career as a household retailer at a small boutique in Neptun. In late 2007, producer Marcel Botezan came across to Inna while singing in the market and, impressed by her vocal ability, he proposed her a contract with Roton. She took the stage name Alessandra and recorded 2 pop-rock ballads (Goodbye and Sorry) produced by Romanian dance music producers trio Play & Win (Radu Bolfea, Sebastian Barac and Marcel Botezan). The songs competed to represent Romania in the Eurovision Song Contest 2008, but none was selected. She then changed her stage name to Inna and her producers decided to opt for house/dance style.
Known for : Hot, Love, Déjà Vu...
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K-pital is a Romanian eurotrance project created by the producers Alex Cernaoski and Vlad Gheorghiu in April 1999 as they were only 21. They released the promo single Drumul Spre Soare as a test.
Known for : As Vrea
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Miki (Mihaela Marinache) was born on the 5th of April 1976 in Focsani. She studied at the Scolii Populare de Arta. She became the frontlady and vocalist of eurodance project K-pital's . Miki loves house music and Tom Jones. She has 2 fish and a schnauzer dog.
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Romanian singer, model and actress Paula Mitrache is born on June 14th 1977 in Bucharest (Romania). Her carreer was launched after she won the title of Miss Bucharest. She settled in Italy, and in 2000, she released the song Believe In Me, written by Bruno Santori and Roberto Battini, recorded in DB One Recording Studios in Italy.
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Non Verbal is a Romanian project which features a solo female vocalist.
Known for : All I Want
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Romanian singer-songwriter Alexandra Ioanna Stan was born June 10th, 1989 in Constanța (Romania), on the Black Sea shore. From a very young age, she showed a special interest in music singing known melodies and even creating her own songs. She took one year of canto lessons, and she took part in various music-related contests, including Mamaia Festival 2009. She studied at the "Traian" High School in Constanța, then at the Faculty of Management Andrei Saguna
Known for : Mr Saxobeat, Get Back (ASAP), Lollipop (Param Pam Pam)...
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