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American jazz and gospel singer Lavelle McKinnie Duggan was born in Kankakee, near Chicago, in a musicians family. Her father was played the guitar in Nat King Cole's band, and her mother was a dancer and singer in the Cotton Club. Lavelle already sung gospel in choirs at the tender age of 3. As she was only 5, she started studying the piano. She entered Chicago's national Conservatory at the age of 11, being the youngest student. She did brilliant musical studies, earning many awards. She sung Haendel's Messiah as she was only 14. She continued her studies at the prestigious Julliard School of Music de New York.
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Language Of Rhythm was a project of Drew Steele. White Wedding featured a solo female vocalist called Lynn Richardson. The song appeared on the compilation 100% Hits Euro Dance Party in 1998. A second single entitled Stay With Me Tonight, this time featuring Sherlyn Jones, was released in 1998. Label: Max Music & Entertainment Inc.
Known for : White Wedding, Stay With Me Tonight...
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Co-writer for Now And Forever and When I Fall In Love : Alexia Phillips
Known for : Falling in Love, Take Me In Your Arms, Turn the Beat Around...
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Lascia Suonare La Musica was a Spanish cover of Let The Music Play (originally sung by Shannon in 1984).
Known for : Lascia Suonare La Musica
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Records company : MRK records.
Known for : Ti Amo, Do Ya Wanna Dance, The Silent Night...
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Mark Robert Michael Wahlberg was born in the poor working class district of Boston known as Dorchester. He was born on June 5th, 1971; the youngest of nine children, with siblings Arthur, Jim, Paul, Robert, Tracey, Michelle, Debbie, and Donnie. His childhood was rough. He dropped out of highschool at the age of 14 and up til the age of 18, he was involved in several cases of stealing and drugdealing. In the late 1980's he finally got himself into the musicindustry. In fact he was an original member of the smashing boyband New Kids On The Block, together with five other guys including his brother Donnie Wahlberg. But Mark backed out early on that project, before the big success. It was his departure that eventually allowed Joe McIntyre to take his place as the 5th member of the group
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Female vocalist of Real McCoy till 1998.
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Raised in Gary, Indiana, Kym Mazelle grew up around the corner from one of pop music's reigning dynasties, the Jacksons. While the future success of the entire Jackson family may have already been written in the stars, early interactions with Michael, Janet, Tito, LaToya and the rest also marked Kym Mazelle as a future diva. Unintimidated by the family's star status, Mazelle and the Jacksons would sing songs that the former had written, as they played together. Mazelle's indominable spirit was also evident when her mother would find her singing along with recordings by the queen of soul, herself, Aretha Franklin.
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Label : Reputation Records. Producer : Bobby Orlando.
Known for : Hot Shot
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Croat-Peruvian singer Plavka Lonich was born in America on March 25th 1968. In 1985, she began vocal training. In 1989, she became a Member of Santa Monica Opera as soprano. In 1990, she moved from Los Angeles to London. In March 1991, she joined The Shamen and their track Hyperreal became a UK Top 30 hit. In April 1991, they went touring. 'The Shamen Synergy Tour' included 8 UK venues from Glasgow Barrowlands to Manchester Academy and London Town & Country Club. In May 1991, The Shamen promoted their hits with Plavka and appeared on numerous UK TV programmes such as 'Dance Energy', 'The Chart Show', 'The Big E', 'Live & Kicking and 'Hypnosis'. In June, The Shamen started their first European tour including various TV promotion appearances. In August, Plavka performed with The Shamen in Moscow and Siberia.
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Sheryl Lee Ralph was born December 30, 1956 in Waterbury (US), and raised in New York and Jamaica. She is not only a singer, but also an actress, writer, director and producer. Her career started during the 80s. Then she did a dance comeback under the label Almighty records.
Known for : You're So Romantic, In The Evening, In The Evening...
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Dana Ryane (aka Dana Ritacco) was born in Long Island, New York on March 5th, 1981. Before, she released the solo single Object Of My Desire (a cover of Starpoint) in 2003 (it reached the Top 10 of the UK Singles Chart in January 2005). She then recorded Flying High in 2005, which was never released as a single, but featured on dance compilations. She collaborated with Jeannie Ortega, Lucas Prata and Dose of Fulanito. She's been La Bouche's new frontlady since 2007.
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(Richard Allen Smith)
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Her real name is Regana (or Réjane) Magloire. She is the daughter of a Haitian father and a Polish mother. Magloire was born in Zaire, but grew up in New York. Reggie's musical carreer started very early early. The first time she sang with the Metropolitan Opera of New-York, she was only 13 years old. Having taken singing and dancing lessons from the tender age of 9 with Seth Riggs (singing coach of Michael Jackson) and Phil Black's school of Dance, she was already working as an actress and mode. During the Seventies, she appeared in about 200 episodes of the children TV series The Electric Company with talents such as Bill Cosby and Morgan Freeman (her father in the series). She played roles in theatrical films (such as The Story of Wilma Rudolph) and did many appearances for national US commercials.
Known for : On The Park/Into The Groove, Locked In Your Heart, Hot (Wonderful World)...
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Rodney Hardison was born on the 24th May 1969. He was rapper and freestyle dancer for Fun Factory. He was also the rapper of the Garcia project. Then he left both groups and was replaced by Tiger One (under the name T-roc) in Fun Factory and by Rob Money in Garcia.
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Kim Sanders is not only a gifted female vocalist but also a talented songwriter. Kim was born in East Chicago, Indiana, on the 24th of October 1968. Her first solo single was called Full Time in 1991. The track was written by Kim Sanders, Axel Henninger and Rüdiger Meng, produced by Axel Henninger and Rüdiger Meng. The song is not eurodance at all, it's a rock pop song. Axel Henninger later produced X-Perience Circles Of Love.
Known for : Full Time, Show Me, Tell Me That You Want Me...
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Vivian Sessoms was born and raised in Harlem in a musical family. Her whose mother was a session/jingle-singer, and her father was a flautist/percussionist. No wonder if she learned the wonder of music at a young age. As she was only 9, she had begun work doing television and radio voiceovers. She attended auditions for various Broadway plays, took lessons to train her voice and to learn the piano. Around the age of 16, Vivian began composing her own songs. She did a tour with with pianist/composer Ryuichi Sakamoto who taught her a lot. She appeared on several of his releases, such as albums Sweet Revenge and Smoochy Later she worked with artists such as P. Diddy, Michael Jackson, Chaka Khan, Donna Summer, Keith Sweat, Sinead O'Connor, Lisa Lisa, Robin S and Stevie Wonder.
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Rapper and songwriter Eric Newkirt Singleton was born on November 6th 1968 in New York.
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Dennis Mavashev (aka Sniper) was born in Russia on January 6th, 1974. At the age of 9 went to music school and learned how to play flute. After graduation from music school, he on his own learned how to play piano. He wrote his first melody in 1986. He had won an amateur competition in song writing sponsored by the state in 1990. He recorded his first in 1993, after his arrival to USA, where he met his future companion Reginald. Dennis graduated from Queens College in 1997 with a degree in Accounting and Information Systems.
Known for : Fly With Me, Avalon, Dance All Night...
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