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Tina Harris who got her start in the music industry as a dancer for Snap, while her sister Jackie was vocalist, and her cousin Turbo B was rapper. In the middle of the 90s she was working in the various groups as rapper.
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Female vocalist of MC Erik & Barbara.
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Songwriter, rapper, producer and vocalist Dwight Anthony Hayden aka MC Dilly was born in Jamaica, close to Port Antonio, one of the main tourist area. He got interested in music at a very early age : he did his first appearance at a local stage show as he was only 9. Some years later, be moved to Bronx (New York), where he hooked up with reggae dancehall sound, building his American fan base. After graduating Truman High School, he did not have any money for college. So he joined the US Army, which brought him to Germany.
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Robert Haynes was rapper for Le Click
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Female vocalist for Solid Base.
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Kevin Hellenbrand was born 14th February 1985 in Brunssum (Netherlands). Beside his love for singing and dancing, he has a weakness for cellphones, computers and all other electronic gadgets. He can be busy with them whole day long and he likes to solve technical problems which others can't solve. In sports, he is also shining. He started breakdance at the age of 8, then streetdance when he was 12. He had to make a hard decision when he was 16: he had to choose between becoming a professional soccerplayer, or go on seriously with singing and dancing. When he became European Streetdance Champion in 1999, Kevin knew it for sure: "I only wanted one thing : conquer the world of showbizz !". In 2002, he opened his own dance school.
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Janet took part to many eurodance projects such as Pearl (Summer Holiday), Indee and Centory : she sung the vocal parts of Point Of No Return, along with Anita Davis.
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Vocalist, composer and lyricist Linda Hermes released solo single Not A Love Song under label Lupomannaro (licensed under Max Music and Atoll Music in France). She did vocals on AVM Project Life Time. She recorded jingles for Epson, Rminterme, Tour Sciistico and Tim Imax. She is also a vocal coach and lives in Munich, Bonn (Germany) and Rimini (Italy)
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Born 1980 in Köln, vocalist and actress Kirstin Hesse started her singing carreer in 1988. She was lead singer for the project Move Generation on their euro-reggae single Catch Me I’m falling in 1996. She then became Activate's new female vocalist on the single Fall in Love With You in 1997. Afterwards, she recorded a duet with Christian Wunderlich entitled Forever tonightunder the alias Kirstin Hall. In 2000, she did vocals on Miss Shiva feat. K's Just more. She also did background vocals for Sash!, Alexander Klaws and Yvonne Catterfeld and was lead vocalist of the band Stereo Gold.
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Josephine Hiebel (aka Jo Hiebel, Josy or Jobel) is mostly known for contributing to the euro-disco project Lian Ross, produced by her husband Luis Salazar. In the 90s, she did vocals for the eurodance projects Tears'n'Joy (under the scene name Joy) and Exotica (under the name Jobel). She was also featured by 2 Eivissa, Creative Connection and Dana Harris.
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Amina Hietikko studied in Lärkkulla stiftelsens folkakademi. She was a member of the dancebands Pumpa På and Press Twice. She did backing vocals on Tino's first album Come And Get It. She then replaced Suzie Aldabbaghin as female vocalist in Sound of RELS.
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American singer and photographer Tom Hooker aka Thomas Barbey was born Thomas Beecher Hooker on November 18, 1957, in Greenwich, Connecticut. His granddad, John Barbey, co-invented "Lee" jean, and one of his aunts, Harriet Beecher Stowe, wrote famous anti-slavery novel Uncle Tom's Cabin.
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Bonn-based Natalie Christine Horler was born on September 23rd 1981 and grew up in Germany. The daughter of David Horler, an acclaimed jazz musician and arranger who worked with likes of Quincy Jones, Stan Getz and Tony Bennett, Natalie grew up around music, though was more influenced by stars like Maria Carey and Whitney Houston than her dad's trombone playing. Her mother, Christine, is a foreign languages teacher.
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Erika Houston took part to Photo's single Your Lover. She released a solo single in 1999 entitled Keep On Dreamin'.
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H.P. Baxxter (real name Hans Peter Geerdes) was born on March 16th 1966 in Leer (Germany). He studied law for one semester, but he ultimately completed an apprenticeship as a wholesale and foreign trade buyer. Then he moved to Hannover to make music... In 1986, he founded the band Celebrate the Nun, together with his friend Rick J. Jordan (real name : Hendrik Stedler) and HP's sister Britt Maxime. They split in 1991, and HP found a job in Edel records A&R department where he met Jens Thele.
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Lisa Hunt has sung with some of the biggest names in the industry, from Ray Charles to Pavarotti. She has sung with Zucchero, Paul Young, and as lead vocalist for UK artist Lovestation (Shine On Me in 1993), Mad Moses (Stand Up in 1998) and Eastern Street (Treat Me Right). She also worked in collaboration with Jimmy Barnes, Diesel, and even rocked with Midnight Oil (Australia). Critics have called her a "true force of nature".
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After finishing school she started modelling, she's also been coaching "Unter Uns". She's been Captain Jack's new female vocalist since 2000. Her voice appears on the new single Iko Iko.
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James Allan Giscombe was born in Manchester (England) from Jamaican parents. He used to be a research scientist an engineer. This multitalented artist worked as dancer, model rapper, singer, dance & show choreographer, international dance & fitness presenter, TV and show presenter. This is how he worked as main dancer and choreographer for Fragma. He also danced for Ann Lee in 1999, Warp Brothers in 2001, Amanda Lear, Liquid Dance, Dance Nation, Orion Too in 2002, Digital Rockers and In-Grid in 2003. Then he entered the 2 Unlimited team in 2003.
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Melvina studied untill the age of 16 and got a basic GSEs. Her great passion for dance lead her to audition for a dance troop at the Pineapple studios at the age of 20. She ended up in Italy on a 3 months contract which than gave her the possibility to audition for Italian television. She worked with Canale 5, Rete 4 and Italia 1 for nearly two years, dancing and also presenting the competitors for various shows. This led her then to meet the producer who helped her record her first song. She's been singing and talking, doing voice overs, translating, teaching and doing phonetics for Italian students ever since!!!
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