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Musical team : R. R. Johnson, V. Franke, C. Thielen. The singles were produced by Musical Impulse and released by Seven Worlds Records, Germany.
Known for : Automatic Love, No Chance, Let The Music...
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Sorry Sorry Sorry was produced and written by Lars Anderson, arranged by Ernie Haglund, co-produced and engineered Jörn Lövgren. Style sounded like Modern Talking.
Known for : Sorry Sorry Sorry, Party (P-A-R-T-Y)...
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Ouided was born in Braunschweig (Germany) in October 25th 1976 from a Tunisian father and a German mother.
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The single was written by Max di Mario and Filippo Olivieri, released under Kupido Records in Italy, licensed under S&F in Germany, and Prodisc in Spain.
Known for : All My Love
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King Of Paradise are the female vocalists Sinja Simon and Alina Melly, the rapper Luis TK, and the chorist Pete Sussex.
Known for : One Night Stand
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Music was composed by Thomas Allisson, Markus Bräuer, Carlo Robbins and Dirk Sengotta, (except tracks 6 and 7 by Sengotta only). Lyrics were written by Thomas Allisson, Markus Bräuer, Carlo Robbins & Fred Smalls. All tracks arranged by Dirk Sengotta, recorded and remixed by Ralf Kappmeier at Peak Top/Cologne, Germany. Copyright Rough Trade Records Gmbh/Excitement.
Known for : Let's Get Down On It EP
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German vocalist Yasmin was born Yasmin Knoch (sometimes misspelled Yasmin Knock), 27th September 1986 in Soufrière (Saint Lucia). She is the daughter of Oliver Bendt, founder of Goombay Dance Band. Her mother is from the Caribbean island of St. Lucia. Yasmin grew up in Hamburg. After completing her abitur, she took lessons in singing, piano, and guitar. She began performing in shows with her father's band. In the year 2000, she played a major role in the musical Buddy.
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German music producer Andreas aka Andy Knote was born in 1962 in Munich. After completing his musical studies in (piano and vocals) and some further training, he founded the studios Toyco in 1984 with Armand Presser.

He took part to many eurodance studio-projects (D-Factor, Orbit 6, Sin-Club, Zoom) and used to be Lavinia Jones' producer. Andy Knote also wrote and produced the music for numerous films, commercials and TV shows as well as popular music. The first major film production was the soundtrack to Manta, Manta with Til Schweiger. He then composed the soundtracks of German version of many manga anime : Digimon, Dragon Ball Z, Yu-Gi-Oh, One Piece, Sailor Moon and Pokémon, in collaboration with Noel Pix alias Jochen Seibert, Henk Flemming and others. The soundtracks went gold and platinum in Germany.

His most recent productions are Avedis (along with Gaza Sarkis Ryan), which deals with the Armenian liturgy, as well as musical jingles for RTL II Pokito.

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Both singles featured the voice of Michael Buffer. He is a very well-known American speaker and announcer, and "Leeeeeet's get ready to rumble !" was a phrase he used to announce many of the biggest championship boxing events (which explains the name of the group).
Known for : Let's Get Ready To Rumble, Go For It All...
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The single Skies Are Blue was written and composed by Tiziana Kutic and Gery François, who also did the recording (in Brussels), mixing and arrangements. It was licensed under ZYX.
Known for : Does Anybody Love This Girl, Skies Are Blue...
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Singles to which C. Kowatsch contributed :
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In 1982, Caba Kroll started his career in the club music business. The first years he worked in different German clubs, mainly in the popular Tarm Center in Bochum. The last years he expanded his DJ sets in the Balearic club scene, Germany, Poland & Austria. With Henning Reith and CJ Stone, he scored huge hits with the project Bass Bumpers. He later produced Markus Gardeweg. He also did lot of other remixes during the 90s (forReal McCoy, DJ Sammy, Scatman John, Mystic Minds).
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Rapper and songwriter Torsten Krüger aka Cool'n'Cat contributed to the eurodance projects Logo and Funtime Club. He also released the solo singles I Can't Believe (1990), Why Waste Your Time (1991) and All Stars On LSD (1992)
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Thomas Kukula was born in Düsseldorf (Germany). He started DJing in various small clubs of his city. Then he spent 2 years in disco Tarm Center in Bochum. After several years of Dj'ing, Thomas founded General Base around 1990, releasing his first single Mein gott, es ist voller sterne in 1991. The same year, he released Saxy under the name Candy Beat. General Base released the singles Apache and Poison in 1993. Also that year was the release of his first album First. He also stood behind the projects DUG, Jason King, Mystify, Space Corp. 1, THK, All In Vain, Dreamforce, Klubbirds, Pro-Ton, Red 5, and White Moon. He did many remixes for Moby, Bass Bumpers, Maxx, The Good Men, Sequential One, Sheeva and United DJs.
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Tom Kyle's real name is Thomas Keil. Under the name Tom Jacques G. Coin he contributed to Captain Hollywood Project, Intermission, AKW, Banks & Sullivan, Foxy 'N' Eagle, Nick Beat, Outbreak. He often collaborated with Thorsten Adler.
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Producers : Frank Farian with Ulli Brenner and Amir Saraf
Known for : Be My Lover, Sweet Dreams, I Love To Love...
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German project produced by The Hitman (David Brunner, who also stood behind Maxx, Real McCoy) together with O'Kano 1, O'Kano 2 and De Cupo. Da Capo was released in 1994 under Hansa.
Known for : Da Capo
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The single was composed by Udo Niebergall and Volker Weber, Bartolomeo Colucci, written by Bartolomeo Colucci and Heiko Loeppke, produced by Beatdisasters records. It was edited by Sony Music (label : Dance Pool).
Known for : Everybody Dance
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La Poche means "the pocket" in French. The project was created by Axel Breitung. Apparently no single was ever officially released, the recorded tracks were only featured on compilations. Their best track was for sure System Machinery, which had also beed recorded but never released by Beat Society.
Known for : Big Frogs, Change Of Heart, Gibb...
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