Anticappella   (Italy)

EuroDance group
Added : 20/11/2001
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Anticappella albums

Anticappella

1998

Anticappella singles

	2 Square Root 231	1991
	Everyday	1992
	Movin' To The Beat	22nd Oct 1992
	I Wanna Love You	16th Aug 1993
	Move Your Body	14th Feb 1994
	Express Your Freedom	1995
	2v231 / Move Your Body 96	1996
	Get Faster	22nd Oct 1998
	Baby Today	1st Nov 2009
	I Need A Hero	2010
	Bring Me Down	10th Sep 2010

Anticappella remixes

	Move Your Body	1994
	Everyday	1995

Anticappella biography

Anticappella was a very mysterious dance act produced by Media Records. They began with the mainly instrumental track entitled 2 Square Root 231, which was a major hit in 1991 and even had its video clip. Then came Everyday, Deep and I Wanna Love You (involving L. Carpella, A. Pasinelli, B. Guerrini and of course Gianfranco Bortolotti).

Their most successful hit is with no doubt Move Your Body (with M. Castrezzati, A. Pasinelli, C. Maifrini, GFB, D. Leoni, G. Elmzoom, R. Overmann). Released in 1994, it was an awesome eurodance track featuring the rap of MC Fixx it. The vocalist was thought to be Ann-Marie Smith, but was actually Beverley Skeete (who also did backing vocals for Clock). It was very successful in many countries in Europe and also in Israel where it reached position # 24. A remixes CD was also released, including an XX Extended mix, a Bass Line Mix, a Magic Domingo Mix, a Techno Kingdom Mix.

On the Japanese compilation House revolution Vol.48 one could find the song I Need To Tell Everybody (Techno Club "B" Edit).

In 1998 Move Your Body was remixed in another style (house) and under another name : Boston DJ's - Happy People, produced by Dimas & Martinez, also producers of the group Nature. A very rare Anticappella album was released. It contained all the singles, plus some nice eurodance tracks, including Movin to The Beat which included a sample from Pamela Fernandez's Kickin in the Beat.. The same year, Get Faster was out. It was built around the same melody loop as Lil Louis - French Kiss

2010 : Media Records released digitally some of the tracks of Anticappella's album (Baby Today, I Need A Hero and Bring Me Down)

Thanks to Shimon O'Hana for the charts positions
Thanks to Nico, Marian Stoica and Yulien

Anticappella biography was last updated Fri, July 13th 2018

Charts (singles)

Move Your Body	#24

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