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The singer, rapper and composer Christopher Sparacino was born 1967 in Amarillo (Texas), grew up in Chicago, then moved to Italy. He was credited as rapper under the name Dance Vice or D-vice. He did raps on Rhythmatic - Say To Me (Hallelujah) and took part to Bass Expanders and Beatmatic.
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Born 1966, the DJ and producer Mark Spoon (Markus Löffel) is a DJ who started his professional career as a cook before he moved on to musical delicacies. In the late 80's he has performed with both Turbo B (ex Snap) and Moses P (now leader of the German label '3P'). In the early 90's he arranged 'Sound Factory' events together with Alex Azary, and became the A&R manager of Logic Records, the label of Michael Münzig and Luca Anzilotti (aka Snap). Mark discovered Dr Alban and made his first remixes there.
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Mike Staab (real name Michael Staab) used to be a hard rock DJ in a renowned club called The Cave, later renamed La Java in Aschaffenburg which appealed to a mainly biker audience. Later he got a break and landed a job with the Schüler and Presinger GmbH and spun records at Aladdins also in Aschaffenburg, close to Frankfurt.
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Italian producer and songwriter Luigi Stanga was Born in Brescia on May 1st 1958. He taught himself to play electric bass and at 16, formed the group Freedom Riders with whom he performed in city clubs. Luigi studied classic guitar, first with Maestro Francesco Gorio and then with the greatly missed Maestro Ruggero Chiesa, obtaining full marks after courses of Chambre Ensemble and Harmony at Conservatorio Giuseppe Verdi in Milan, graduating in 1985. He also studied classic composition and string orchestration privately with Maestro Antonio Giacometti, teacher at the Conservatory in Modena, Italy.
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His real name is Eric Svensson or Erik S.
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Italian musician and producer Riccardo Stecca contributed to many eurodance projects such as DJ Miko, B & W, Wildside and Plaza People.
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Producer, remixer and songwriter Ian Anthony Stephens was born in Newcastle upon Tyne on September 30th. He nowadays lives in London. In the 80s, he stands behind many Hi-NRG projects wuch as Hazell Dean, Angie Gold, Madleen Kane and Paul Parker. Then he produced Abigail's early singles. In 1996 he started the project Atlanta with vocalist Nicola Hawkins.
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Paul Strand contributed to the projects DJ Company, AB Free, Arena, Secret Dream. He also produced 2 songs for Linda Carriere.
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Italian producer, songwriter and composer Antonio Summa contributed to many eurodance projects such as Newmill, Shannon, Tina Washington and JJ Power.
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Spanish producer Xasqui Ten founded Ten Productions in 1988 with his brother Toni Ten. They stand behind many Spanish eurodance projects.
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Producers of Face II Face, The Beat Experience and Cool Passion.
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Nino Tielman is a DJ and producer.
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Alex Trime (aka Alex Strasser, aka Eddie Gibson) is a producer, keyboardist, composer and songwriter. He used to be member of the group Elegato, along with Nestor Haddaway. Often with Sven DELgado Jordan and Gary Carolla he contributed to the projects Centory, Sly (One Day), Steel (Power Of Love)... He also took part to DJ Bobo's tracks Freedom on his album There's A Party and Tell Me When and Pray on his album World In Motion.
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Based in Berlin, this is a producers, composers and writers team made of : Mike Michaels (born 1956 in Berlin), Mark "MM" Dollar (born 1967 in Riga) and Mark Tabak (born 1965 in Riga). Among other projects, they stand behind the eurodance acts Slam, Dorkas, Natural Effect, and M & M Crew. They also created the projects Music Instructor (Rock Your Body, Super Fly), Ricky, and The Boyz . More recently, they produced the solo artist Ayman.
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Italian producer, remixer and songwriter Giordano Trivellato contributed to many eurodance (Andromeda, Nevada, Etoile, Jessica Wright) and dance projects (Milky, Outhere Brothers).
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Gianlorenzo Tubelli began his DJ career in 1976. His first gig was at Radio Montecarlo Disco Club, in his hometown. He produced his first record in 1986, a classic 80's Italo Disco published by Discomagic without great success. The second record was the first known HipHouse tune and was an international chartbreaker. During the 90s, he took part to many dance (such as Fluxland) and eurodance (such as Connie Nice, ADAM...) projects, as producer or as remixer, some of these tracks becoming world charts number.
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Italian producer Roberto Turatti was born in Milan in 1956. He started playing the drums in 1972and founded his first group, Decibel, in the basement of his house with P. Mancini, S. Longhin and Enrico Ruggeri . They released their first album Punk in 1978, in rock style. In early 1979, he started DJing in Milanese disco American Disaster.
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