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German producer, guitarist and remixer Julian Feifel was born March 16th 1966 in Stuttgart. He grew up in Munich were he discovered his passion for music. In 1998 he spent one year in Münchner Gitarreninstitut. Next year, he became a lecturer in the same school. He also gave lectures in Cologne guitar institut. The following year, he went on European tour as guitarist with Milli Vanilli. He published his first album The Race as singer and guitarist under label BMG. Afterwards, he started a composer and producer carreer. The first artist he worked for was Gil Ofarim.
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Label: Discomagic Records. Produced and mixed by Marius Percali at Maryhouse Studio.
Known for : Love Criminal
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Felix was a dance project from the producers Rollo Armstrong and Red Jerry (Felix). Their debut single Don't You Want Me was released in the Spring of 1992. It reached # 6 in Israel and # 3 in Israel's dance chart of the 1990's decade, # 6 in UK, # 1 in Italy, Denmark, Spain, Norway, Sweden, Holland, Austria, Switserland, Ireland, # 2 in Germany, # 1 at MTV Europe for 5 weeks, # 1 in US Billboard dance chart. Red "Felix" Jerry was just 20 years old.
Known for : Don't You Want My Love, Don't You Want Me, It Will Make Me Crazy...
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The single Amore featured a solo female vocalist. It was produced by Carlo Fath, written and composed by C. Fath, E. Giraldo and R. Kobryn.
Known for : Amore
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Felly Kilingi did some modelling before taking part to Technotronic. She appeared on their very first hit Pump Up The Jam and was credited for the vocals, which were actually done by Ya Kid K. Some rumors said that, at this time, she did not even spoke a word of English...
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Label: Domino Records. Touch Me featured a solo female vocalist. It was produced by Marco Talini (aka MTJ) and Michele Galeazzi (aka DJ Lambrusky), recorded, mixed and arranged at No Smoking Studio in Sarzana (Italy)
Known for : Touch Me (All Night Long)
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Label : Blue Star. The track Nie Chcę Odejsć was featured on Mega Dance Vol.1.
Known for : Nie Chce Odejsc
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Co-producer of Culture Beat created in 1989 by Torsten.
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Sheila Fernandez used to be Unique II's female vocalist
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Famous for his collaboration with Gianfranco Bortolotti, Pierre Feroldi aka DJ Pierre was involved in several Italian releases back in the 80's and 90's. Every time there was a new release from Media Records or Italian Style Records, it was almost a guarantee to find Feroldi's name on the record. He made his first production in the early 80's producing artists like Paul Sharada, Rose (Elena Feretti) and Cappella.
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Lolo Ferrari was born Eve Valois in Clermont-Ferrand (France), on November 8th, 1963 (her birth date varies according to sources). Ferrari was the last name of her grandfather. She spend her childhood in La Baule. As a teenager, she did some modelling. In 1988, she married Eric Vigne, a man 22 years her senior, who became her manager and encouraged her to undergo numerous plastic surgery operations, resulting into a 180 cm silicone-enhanced bust (22 enlargements, a Guinness world record). She suffered from a number of medical afflictions and lived with a heavy regimen of drugs. She appeared in a few pornographic films and took part to British Channel 4 television show Eurotrash, and in cabaret shows.
Known for : Dance Dance Dance, Don't Leave Me This Way, Airbag Generation...
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Tracks 1, 2 & 3 were composed by Steve Slavin, recorded and mixed at BJG Recording, London. The B-side Love Is What I Feel For You was published by Skin-Rome Music and composed by Jimmie S. Gray & Paul Brewster. It was released under Bellaphon/Hot in 1994.
Known for : Right Now
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Ferry & Garnefski (Ferry Ridderhof & Peter Garnefski) were long-time friends : they met each other at school and since then they decided they would do something cool with music. One of their most successful projects was Doop. They scored many hits like Doop, Huckleberry Jam, Wan Too and Ridin'. Apart from Doop, Ferry & Garnefski were also behind productions like Hocus Pocus' Here's Johnny!, the superb eurodance track Don't Go by Boobytrax, or Waxattack's Show Me Your Yé Yé Yeah!. Ferry & Garnefski also did some very cool club-remixes for the dance-act Twenty 4 Seven. In 1993 they made remixes for Slave To The Music and Is It Love.
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Take My Love featured a female vocalist and a rapper. It appeared on Japanese compilation House Revolution Presents International Groove in 1996. It was produced by The Dance Team
Known for : Take My Love
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The single was producer by DJ Albert, written by A. Margheriti, recorded and mixed at Doremix Studio. Label : New Music International. The vocalist could be a studio vocalist called Sabrina Proietti (but this needs to be confirmed).
Known for : Times And Times
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Linda Fields had already released this track during the 70s.
Known for : Moonlight Mirage, We Can Make It, I Wanna Give You My Life...
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Label : BIT Music. Fifteen Of May features a solo female vocalist. Their music is a high-paced happy eurodance in the style of New Limit. The vinyl of Forever contained 3 versions: Dance Version, Instrumental Version and Acapella Version. It was written by A. Martin, J.L. Hernandez and M. Carceles, produced by Division Dance Ben.
Known for : Forever, Once A Dream...
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The project features the "famous" strip-teaser Fily Houtteman (who also contributed to the lyrics writing, along with Terry Bass). The single was licensed under BOY Records in Spain
Known for : Tell Me Where You Go
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Burning Love was written, composed and produced by Morris Minor, Tony Catania and Ingo Kays. It was published by Edition Scales/BMG UFA and Edition Trés Equis/EMI Songs Germany
Known for : Burning Love
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