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Born in Belgium on the 17th of April 1966, Serge Ramaekers started showing his interest in music when he was a little child. At the age of six he built an organ with daddy's help, but realized very soon that you could do a lot more with a synthesizer. With the help of generous grandparents and parents, who believed in the ambition of their grand-son, he could develop a real homestudio.
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Ray & Anita is the name chosen for the reuniting of the former 2 Unlimited members Anita Doth and Ray Slijngaard, since they did not have the rights to use 2 Unlimited project name. After some live appearances during year 2009, they released their first single In Da Name Of Love, an electro track.
Known for : In Da Name Of Love, Still Unlimited, Nothing 2 Lose...
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There Is No More Love was released in Italy under Bianco & Negro Edizioni Musicali, and licensed under ARS for other European countries. It was produced and written by Marcello Catalano, written by R. Zucchini, recorded and mixed at Gian Burrasca Studio.
Known for : There Is No More Love, Sing My Song...
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As a teenager Indy's talent was discovered by his music teacher, with whom he'd later on sang at several small parties. The first song he ever sang was My Way, a Frank Sinatra song which Indy knew in the version of Elvis Presley. His mom was a huge Elvis-fan who collected all the records she could find. Indy sang along with all those songs, never aware of the fact his parents were listening closely, discovering his talent. It didn't come as a surprise to his parents though, since both his parents were musically talented, in spite of never having had the chances of pursuing an actual career. Indy's sister, Catyana, would follow in her brothers footsteps, years later, starting off a musical career also.
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RTZ (stands for Return To Zero) is a project of Fonny de Wulf. Dance Your Ass Off featured MC Miker G, Turn Me Around featured vocals by Sarah. In The Name Of Love featured Mistri.
Known for : Dance Your Ass Off, Turn Me Around, In The Name Of Love...
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Belgian producer and musician, Dominic Sas started his career during the New Beat era in the late 1980s. He founded Confetti's with Serge Remaekers. Their musical partnership went on, together they produced many hits, in particular with eurodance project T-spoon. He also stands behing the projects 2 Dance 2, Atomium, B.B. Jerome & The Bang Gang, D&S, Dreamscape, Foolish Mind, Highstreet, Kontesa, Made By Men, The Maxx, Next, Rave Crusader, Techno Twins and Tyrell Bros.
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Shaydie has been vocalist for the happy hardcore producer DJ Paul Elstak. After she left him, in 1997 she released an eurodance single, called Always Forever. It was produced in Belgium, under the label Antler-Subway. Producers were Johan Gielen and Sven Maes. They also produced the projects Airscape, Azzuro Project, Transformer 2, Balearic Bill, and Abnea, contributed to a single of Alice Deejay, and did remixes for Chicane, Delerium, Vengaboys, Tiësto, Scooter, and Boy George.
Known for : Always Forever
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Sonata is a project of Andres Romero and Patrick Claesen (2 Fabiola).
Known for : Faraway, Show Me The Way...
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Feel The Vibe featured vocals by Amanda Fahey. It was engineered by David Axel, written and produced by Louis Element, co-produced and written by Dr Algo. It was published by Calliope Songs and released under the label Element Records

Legalize was written and composed by Julian Feifel and Patrick Magnet (who also took part to the project E-Base), produced by Sub Zero, published by Pink Music (Warner Chappell).
Known for : Legalize, Feel The Vibe...
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The leadsinger of the project is Silvy "Melody" De Bie, born 4th April 1981 in Lier. Sylver is the result of her collaboration with DJ Wout van Dessel (born 19th July 1974). Silvy De Bie started her musical career at the tender age of 9, the Belgian TV series De Kinderacademie (the children academy). A law forbidding less than 16 years old children work put an end to her early carreer.
Known for : Turn the Tide, Skin, Foreign Affair...
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Real name : Natasha Salaets. Take You To The Top was written by Alain Chbeir, Fernando De Meersman, Francesco G. Palmeri, produced and mixed by Felice Palmeri. Label : Dance Pool. Why?, released in 1996, was composed, produced and arranged by Fernando De Meersman and Francesco G. Palmeri, written by Natasha herself, engineered by Dominic Sas and Serge Ramaekers.
Known for : Take You To The Top, Why...
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The beat and the look that conquered virtually every hit-list throughout the world, and shook the international dance community to its foundations. Technotronic was the restless offspring of innovative Belgian producer Jo Bogaert. He expertly devised the now all too familiar sound of Technotronic in his humble attic studio about 20 miles north west of Brussels.
Known for : Pump Up The Jam, Get Up (Before The Night Is Over), This Beat Is Technotronic...
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The Immortals were a Belgian project created by Maurice Engelen (Praga Khan) and Oliver Adams (2 Fabiola, Boyz) after Virgin asked them to write and produce an album for the #1 videogame of the time "Mortal Kombat". Maurice and Oliver had already collaborated together on the project Lords of Acid. Featured singers were Dieter Troubleyn, and Julie Wells (also vocalist of Channel X). Some songs reminded to 2 Unlimited's early releases.

All the songs of the album were inspired in the fighting videogame "Mortal Kombat" released by American videogame publisher and developer Midway in 1992. The album featured a song for each character, except Reptile, and Shang Tsung those who also appeared in the first videogame of MK.

In Mortal Kombat were named Kano, Liu Kang, Raiden, Johnny Cage, Scorpion, Sub-Zero, Sonya. The single was released in 1993, for the first Mortal Kombat movie soundtrack. It was also used in TV advertisements for the movie trailer, and Mortal Kombat: Live Tour

Sonya (Go Go Go), a very nice eurodance track inspired from the character Sonya Blade, was released as single in 1994.
Known for : Mortal Kombat, Sonya (Go Go Go), Techno Syndrome ('97 Mix)...
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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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Timeshift is the name of a Belgian project that features a solo male vocalist called Indy Lee Rogers. According to the legend, he used to be a techno producer when he discovered he had a voice. He was actually a country singer and Elvis Presley imitator.
Known for : Don't U Feel The Beat, Crazy 4 U, Queen Of Clubs...
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Producer : Serge Ramaekers. Written by M. Horsford
Known for : Nightlife, Keep On Doin'...
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Produced by Bruno Vangarsse, Philippe Van Mullem and Michel Nachtergaele. Published by Disco Smash Productions and released by ZYX Music.
Known for : Emotion, Can You Hear Me...
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Also known as the Unity Mixers, Luc Rigaux and Patrick Samoy remixed Rozlyne Clarke's hits, such as Eddy Steady Go. The singles were released under ARS Productions Belgium.
Known for : Eddy Steaddy Go, Dancin' is Like Makin' Love, I Feel The Music...
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Jelle van Dael was selected in 2008 during the real-TV casting Let's Go Lasgo to become Lasgo's new female vocalist.
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