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I Can't Live Without You was produced and arranged by Gustavo Ibañez (who also stood behind Imakinaria). The following single was entitled I'll Give You The Moon. Both were released under Imakinaria records.
Known for : I Can't Live Without You, High, I'll Give You The Moon...
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The single was produced by R. Bais. Keyboards were played by Alessandro Secchi. It was recorded at Digital Studio in Rimini (Italy).
Known for : I Got The Rhythm In Me
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Sleeping Satellite, a cover of Tasmin Archer's hit, was arranged by Roby Fontolan, engineered by William Walker and produced by Franco Diaferia. Label: Disc-O-Very Records
Known for : Sleeping Satellite
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Turn Around / Chase was written by Biagio Puma, Bruno Rosellini and Danilo Ballo, produced by Biagio Puma.
Known for : Turn Around
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Behind Joe Trend stands Luca Fattoretto. Without U was released under the label Soul Xpression.
Known for : Without U
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Future was produced, arranged, mixed and written by Maurizio Braccagni & R. Gallo Salsotto, it featured vocals by Stefania Aggio. It borrowed the melody from Tears For Fears Mad World. It was recorded and mixed at Stockhouse Studio and Mabra Studio in Milan.
Known for : Future
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Joga is a project of Nick Ferrando with Nathalie Aarts featured on vocals. The tracks appeared on the Japanese compilations Dance Dance Revolution and Dancemania. As for what Joga means, Nathalie has stated it means "beautiful eyes" in an old European language.
Known for : Dam Dariram, No Nobody's Love, Bye Bye Baby Balloon...
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John The Whistler is the project of one man : Umberto Carli. Umberto was born in Africa during the 60s. Legend says it was the first time that they heard a baby whistling in the jungle! Suffering the heat of the country and doubting the mental health of their son, Umberto's parents flew back to Belgium after a while. Everything seemed to be OK until Umberto entered elementary school. One day, his teacher called Madame Simone was rushed in to a psychiatric clinic for nervous breakdown. The only think she has been able to say ever since is: "stop him whistling"... Legend also says that, at the age of 18, Umberto was fired from the army. The reason : making sonic trouble in the squad.
Known for : I'm In Love, Tell Me...
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Johnna (real name : Johnna Lee Cummings) started her musical carreer with the band Boy Krazy, along with 3 other artists (Jocelyn, Rosanne and Kimberley). They released a few singles and an album between 1991 and 1993. They were produced by Stock, Aitken & Waterman.
Known for : In My Dreams, Pride, Let The Spirit Move You...
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Label : Got It Records (GTR)
Known for : Johnny Dance
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David Michael Johnson is one of the many artists produced by Bortolotti and his Media Records team in 1993. The two tracks are two eurodance remakes of famous songs, I Say A Little Prayer by Aretha Franklin and How Deep Is Your Love by the Bee Gees. Twice are very powerful, giving value to the excellent voice of the singer.
Known for : I Say a Little Prayer, How Deep is Your Love...
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Her single Open Your Eyes was produced by Gérard Langella for the French label Elliot Music (at well as Lena's singles) released in Germany 1994 under the ZYX label.
Known for : Got To Be Special, Get On Up, Open Your Eyes...
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Patty Johson released a few Italo singles during the 80s. She did a duet with Orlando Johnson entitled Woman Is Light. An EP was also released.
Known for : I'm In Love, Shame, Shame, Shame, Let Me Go...
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This Italian project featured a male vocalist called Francesco Dotti. The vinyl contained 3 versions: Extended, Radio Version and Accappella. The single was written by C. Farina, G. Chinetto and P. Guidi, produced by Green Recording for Ala Bianca Group, recorded and mixed by Mariano Pappalardo. Label : Margarita Records/ Ala Bianca Group.
Known for : Let's Go To Bahia
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Jola featured vocalist Angiolina Lo Cicero. It was written by T. De Bonis and Enzo Martino, produced by Enzo Martino (aka DJ Martin). Backing vocals were done by Cristina Beato. It was released in Italy under J & Q Records, licensed under K Recordings in Canada.
Known for : Moon And Sun
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Born in 1963, Montreal-native France Joli began singing in 1974 for commercials and talent shows. By 1979, she had a #15 U.S. hit, Come to Me. It was followed by Joli's self-titled album the same year. After appearing on shows by Bob Hope, Merv Griffin and Dinah Shore, she began playing in Las Vegas with Peaches and Herb and tours the country non-stop. Joli's other albums include Tonight (1981), Now (1982), Attitude (1983) and Greatest Hits (1989).
Known for : Come To Me, Feel Like Dancing, Gonna Get Over You...
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This track contained an afro beat and a nice melody. The project features a female vocalist (probably Amanda Jones) and a male rapper. There were 3 versions on the 12'' : a Boom Boom Mix, a Jump Jump Jump version, and a Hard Pressure Mix. It was released under Decade Records.
Known for : Jumpin Dancin Shoes
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Lavinia Jones comes from South Africa. She was born on the 17th August 1973 in Johannesburg. As a young girl, it had always been one of Lavinia's greatest wishes to become a famous poet. She moved to Munich in 1987 with her family. Apart from being a singer, whe also worked as a model and a TV-moderator. She speaks English, Italian and French.
Known for : Sing It To You, The Sound Of Rain, Velvet Park...
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Tony Jones is an Italian eurodance project. It was recorded at DJ Movement Studio, arranged and mixed by Pieradis Rossini, released in Italy under Wicked Rhythm, in France under the label Panic Records.
Known for : Feel The Power
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