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Singer Miriam Stockley was born 15 April 1962 in Johannesburg, South Africa. At the age of 11, she and her older sister Avril formed the group, the Stockley Sisters, and had a hit with a cover of Shocking Blue's Venus in 1976 on the South African Top 30, ten years before Bananarama's version. Later she moved to London to further pursue her musical career. There, she contributed vocals to several albums, and TV commercials.
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Sue is also a bassist and composer. At the age of 15 she created her first own band, ThisBadLife, renamed ElectricCircus... The trend was punk. An album had been recorded, and the group even toured. She took part as vocalist to the project Naive in 1997.
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Her real name is Paula Brown. She was born in Washington DC in the early70's. She is a blond, green-eyed Black woman. She learned classical dance (her mother was her ballet teacher). After she ended college, she went to New York to begin a career. She was chosen after an audition for theTV-serie Fame and went to Los Angeles where she met Janet Jackson with whom whe created her first choreographs for her album Control. Afterwards she danced with Prince (for the video of Batdance) and Janet Jackson and sung with Paula Abdul, James Brown and Snoop Doggy Dog. Her brother died from AIDS in 1990.
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T-roc, born in Germany, is also known under the name of Tiger One. He replaced Rod D as rapper for the group Fun Factory. He took part, among others, to the hit singles I Wanna B with U and et Celebration. After he left Fun factory he collaborated to a Romanian project called K1 with Radu Fornea, Daniel Alexandrescu, and Mircea "X-Mann" Presel. They released singles such as Ma Luai or Plangeam In Noapte.
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Rapper for the eurodance project D2D. He also contributed to Chart Houz Take Your Love Away.
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Tatj was born in Russia. She studied singing and classical/modern dance since she was a child. When she was 14 years old, she started working asa dancer in the clubs. Meanwhile, Tatj studied to become an actress andentered a theatre company, that permitted her to perform comedies by classicalauthors. When she was about 18 years old, she started singing professionallywith different bands and also worked as a backing vocalist in many recordingstudios. She's been since 1993 Wildside's voice (or at least the official frontwoman).
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Also known under the name Jazz, she was vocalist for BG the Prince of Rap, she also did vocals for some releases of some other projects of Jam el Mar, such as F1 The Race Must Go On, Taucher, York, DJ Mind-X (The Nightingale), Diver & Ace (Mental Thing)... She later became the vocalist of DJ Sakin & Friends.
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Trevor Oliver Taylor (aka "Supa T") was born in Montego Bay, Jamaica on January 11th 1958. He was one of the early members of the Bad Boys Blue project. He left the formation in 1987, one of the reasons being that he did not accepted the fact that John McInerney's voice was chosen instead of his on Come Back And Stay.
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Linda Temple was said to be the female vocalist for the Cabballero project.
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She is N-Trance's new female vocalist. Her voice appears on their 2004 single I'm In Heaven. She had previously did a duo with Scott Brown for the hardcore singles Hold Me / Paranoia, and I'm The Only One / Liberation. She also took part to the Q-Tex project.
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(Thomas Nordin)
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Producer and songwriter Thami Dee took part to the projects Echo Bass, Phase 2 Phase and was featured by Favilli.
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Peter (alias Petrus)
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Gilbert Themen aka Gilly-Mac fronted the project 2nd Nature. He also contributed to Mac Project and visited the Twenty 4 Seven album Twenty 4 Hours Seven Days A Week (his vocals were used on the track Angel, together with Erica Verhoeven).
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American Andrew Freddie Thomas was born 25th May 1946 in San Francisco (USA). He was one of the 3 original members of the Bad Boys Blue project.
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Belgian singer Gene Thomas (real name : Gunther Thomas) was born on August 22nd 1972. He started his carreer as lead-singer for the Belgian band Ship of Dreams. In the second half of the 1990's & in early 2000 he was a part of the Belgian eurodance band XSession. Afterwards he went solo, steering for a more rock orientated style of music. Since then he has had several hits in his home country.
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Joe aka Jacki was born in the US 1972. He took part in operation Desert Storm in the Gulf whilst in the army. He then left the forces and began rapping with friends like Rod D (Fun Factory). He became rapper for the project X-Pression in 1994, contributing to the songwriting as well. In 1995, he created the very succesful euro-rap project Down Low in 1995 with the rapper Mike Dalien. Producers were exactly the same team as X-pression : Harald Schubert and Daniel Gonschorek, along with Volker Lindner.
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Female vocalist for the 2 Alive project.
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Real name : Lorna Saunders. Female vocalist of Clock. She used to be a law student when she was discovered by the Media Records Team. She already knew her future partner ODC since she was a member of his dance class.
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Shain Tosun is a rapper, composer and songwriter. He took part to the projects Unknown - Take Me To The Climax, D. Fresh - Tell Me What You Feel and Shine - By The Light Of Nature.
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