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Susanne Bertlin did vocals from Remon, NY Thing and Melodie MC (on the songs Heaven and Mr Harmony, from the 2nd album, and on the song No! from the 3rd album). She also did background vocals on Mayomi - How Can I Get By (Mayomi also worked as vocalist for Melodie MC)
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The single was written and composed by Samuel Albert and Loannis Antoniou, published by Sony Music Publishing Scandinavia. It was recorded and mixed at Vintage Studio in Gothenburg Sweden in September 1995. Background vocals were done by Ladymay. Mastered by Björn Engelmann at Cutting Room.
Known for : Come An' Dance, Push It Up...
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Givin You My Love was released in 1994 under CNR Records Sweden. It was composed and written by Lé Cream and Jessy (Air Music/Tandem Music), produced & arranged by Lé Cream, recorded & coproduced by Biker, mixed By Niklas Flyckt. The club remix was done by DJ Flyboy & Lé Cream himself. The rapper featured was David J (and not Patrik Wincent as often mentioned) and the female vocals sere done by Meja.

The single Don't You Want My Love was produced and arranged by Lé Cream, with the collaboration of Jassy and Young, once again recorded and co-produced by Biker, mixed by Niklas Flyckt. it featured vocals by Zia. It was released in Germany under the label ZYX. Photos of the sleeve were done by Patrik Engström

Thanks to reBeL and Necronomic
Thanks to Lé Cream himself
Known for : Hands Up, Givin You My Love, Don't You Want My Love...
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Produced by Pat Reiniz (Cool James & Black Teacher; Rednex )
Label: Stockholm records
Known for : Fire And Ice, Gimme Your Heart...
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Pain In My Heart was produced by Adebratt and Ekman.
Known for : Pain In My Heart
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Enough and Save Your Love were both written, produced and mixed by Douglas Carr with lead vocals by Paula Toro. Executive producer Denniz PoP. Track 4 on Enough was mixed by Chippe and Pete Cut from D4S. Published by Cherion Songs, Pitch Control AB Sweden.
Known for : Enough Ain't Enough, Save Your Love...
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Caymen consists of the same team (Alec, Michel & Andy) as Get Wet and this track is a cover of their Something Unreal released in 1996. It was produced, recorded and mixed by Rami Jacoub. Music and lyrics by M. Bozinovski, A. Szendrei, A. Sabahi, R. Jacoub & Nadir K. Label : Sony Music, Sweden.
Known for : Games That We Play
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Swedish label Cheiron was founded by Denniz PoP (Dag Volle), Max Martin and Tom Talomaa. Formerly known as Swemix, they did not experience any bigger success as a records company, they tried different styles like traditional pop and hard rock. They realized that publishing records and albums was not their profession since most of the records were proven unsuccessful and financing music videos were too expensive, instead they started to concentrate on what they were really good at, to write and produce songs. So Cheiron became solely a music-production company: Cheiron Productions. They produced projects and artists such as 5ive, Ace of Base, Amadin, Army Of Lovers, Backstreet Boys, Bon Jovi, Boyzone, Britney Spears, Bryan Adams, Celine Dion, DeDe, Dr. Alban, E-Type, Gary Barlow, Herbie, Jessica Folcker, Leila K, LFO, M2M, Meja, Michael Learns to Rock, *NSYNC, Rednex, Robyn, Solid HarmoniE, Sound Factory, Vacuum and Westlife.
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Label: Def Blue Records (located in Falun, Sweden). The single was recorded & mixed at Warm Ice-Cube. Produced and mixed by Clark A. Valleystream with raps by Spike.
Known for : Tears Of The Tiger
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Combayah are the female vocalist Batziba and the rapper Mr. Bambolero. The project was produced by Rico & Bear. Sweet Kisses was a cover of the Sqeezer hit. Fantasy Dreamworld was featured on the soundtrack of the movie Fucking Åmål.
Known for : I Like What You Do, I Like What You Do, Fantasy Dreamworld...
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Behind the Swedish project Concept Of Sound stands the writer and producer Bobo, and the rapper MC Mo. Flavor. They released 2 singles under FMR Productions.

The first single was in the stores in 1995. It featured Lolli as female vocalist. The second single was released one year later. The female vocalist was Nana Hedin. The CD single included a Radio Edit, an Extended Version and a Happyhouse Mix.
Known for : Take Me Away, Share A Piece Of Your Heart, Dance With Me...
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Cool James and Black Teacher's real names are Cool James (Jamie Dandu) and Black Teacher (J. Masena). The group was formed in Solna, Sweden and was signed to Stockholm records. They have worked with other artists like Flexx, Booster and Dr Alban and produced songs together with Ari Lehtoonen and the duo Nordlund/Lagerlöf (producer of Flexx), they have also written dance-songs for an artist called Danuma.
Known for : Undercover Lovers, Thank You, Thank You, Let's Stay Together...
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Real name : Imre Öze
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Crosstalk project was built around Daniel Zangger Borch. It also included the keyboardists Lars Edvall and Mattias Reimer. Female vocals on their only album were done by Jessica Tito Martins. Others vocals on the album were done by Linda Pettersson, Annika Granlund, Linda Jennervall, and raps by Rigo (aka Rodrigo Pencheff). They took part to Melodifestivalen 1999 (the preselections for candidates to Eurovision Song Contest) with the song Det Gäller Dej Och Mej.
Known for : Play With Me, Det Gäller Dej Och Mej, Love Somebody...
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Cyro & Gyro was founded by Andreas Fritz aka Gyro aka Fritz The Dog. The female vocalist was no one else than Saunet Sparrell who later in her career, got to work with Basic Element in the mid 90's, followed by an unsuccessful solo project in the early 2000's.
Known for : Electric Eye
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My Lover was written by P. Hamel with lyrics by F. Samuelsson, the track Another Day was written by P. Hamel with lyrics by P.Hamel and T. Mihna. Both tracks were produced by F. Samuelsson, Hamel and Mihna and featured the voice of Cissi (Cecilia).
Known for : My Lover, Lover...
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Swedish-American songwriter, rapper and entrepreneur D-Flex (real name David Seisay) was born in Helsingborg, Sweden in 1967. He is the son of a West African diplomat and journalist. His mother is a member of the Swedish nobility. Shortly after, his family moved to New Rochelle, New York where he was raised. He attended the United Nations International School in Manhattan. He did some modelling in New York, worked as personal trainer, and played as quarterback in his school, before he moved back to Sweden in 1986, where he played for Stockholm City Wildcats and for Swedish national American football team.
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