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Italo producer, composer and arranger Frankie Marlowe (Francesco Racanati) was born in Genova on November 14th 1961. He currently lives in Massa. His first succesful project was Elaine Laye's cover of How deep is your love (originally by the Bee Gees), released in Europe and Japan in 1989, which also contains the unreleased September Love. Among other productions, let's mention Spring Rain by Nine 2 Six, republished in 2011 on DJ Josè Padilla's compilation album "Bella Musica Vol. 6, and No "Cindy" Joke's Don' t make me cry, also released in Japan, as well as CD single Lupi Cattivi in 1998, featuring raps by famous goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon, a benefit project for "Blue Telephone" association (for which Frankie has written the text in Italian - Stop violence against children).
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Italian DJ, singer and radio presenter Fernando Proce was born December 18th 1965 or 1966 in Racale or in Lecce, Italy, according to biographies. As he was only 10, he competed in some song festivals, before entering a children program on a local radio station. He continued his radio carreer in 1991 on radion station RTL 102.5, where he worked till 2000. He became famous with this phrase "E adesso PROCEdiamo...".
Known for : Senza Tregua, Shake Your Love, Jump ‎...
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Sarah is a French project created in the Robert Miles style. The team behind Sarah was the same as Anthea : Philippe Beaureperre and Laurent Istel, with Flori K, the female vocalist and co-writer. She is from Turkish descent, emigrated to France as she was a child, and lived in Strasbourg. She designed all the outfits she wore on stage. As she was still a student, she took part to a casting organized by an Eastern France radio in a records shop belonging to Philippe Beaureperre. This is how she met Laurent Istel.
Known for : You, Lovin' You...
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Songwriter, composer and producer Fauntleroy Skeete Davis released a solo single in 1984 called Funky Style under name Lee Davis. He is most well-known for his collaboration with Lian Ross as a songwriter and a producer (including her biggest success Fantasy). He also contributed to Modern Talking : he arranged and played all keyboards and piano on You're My Heart, You're My Soul. This original instrumental playback was used for Mary Roos' German version Ich Bin Stark, Nur Mit Dir, which also did very well in Germany. Leroy also played the piano on four other songs of the album, including You Can Win, If You Want). 2 songs co-written by Luis Rodriguez and Leroy won song festivals.
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