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DJ Miko   (Italy)

EuroDance group
Added : 20/11/2001
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Latest DJ Miko news

25/06/2006 : Max Deejay vs DJ Miko released the single What's Up (including a Groove Coverage Remix). What's Up, originally sung by the 4 Non Blondes, was already covered twice by DJ Miko (thanks to Denis "DJ Hooligan" Zhabkine)

14/01/2002 : DJ Miko will release a cover of the hit Forever Young

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DJ Miko albums

	The Last Millenium	1999	BUY X
	The Last Millenium (Japanese release)	9th Sep 2002	BUY X

DJ Miko singles

	What's Up	30th May 1994	BUY X
	Rhythm	11th Jun 1994	BUY X
	Hot Stuff / Lovely Lullaby	10th Feb 1995	BUY X
	Clementine	5th May 1997	BUY X
	Superboy	1998	BUY X
	What's Up 2000	8th Jun 1998	BUY X
	Dreaming	1999	BUY X
	My Sharona	10th May 1999	BUY X
	Ruby Tuesday	2000	BUY X
	Shout	1st Aug 2000	BUY X
	Sky High	2001	BUY X
	Forever Young	18th Jan 2002	BUY X
	Venus	27th Sep 2014	BUY X
	Zero Gravity	8th Aug 2015	BUY X
	America's Sweetheart	27th Oct 2016	BUY X
	Walking On Broken Glass	28th Apr 2017	BUY X
	Sweet But Psycho	12th Jan 2019	BUY X
	All I Know So Far	18th Jun 2021	BUY X
	Higher	3rd Sep 2021	BUY X
	Escapism	24th Feb 2023	BUY X
	Never Giving Up	23rd Aug 2024	BUY X
	Modern Tragedy	8th Nov 2024	BUY X

DJ Miko biography

Records company : SAIFAM Publishing Group . Musical team : Mauro Farina, G. Crivellente, M. Stecca, M Artusi.

Project was officially fronted by keyboardist Monier Quartararo Gagliardo and British vocalist Louise Anne Gard from Tunbridge Wells. The first singles were released in 1994 in Italy under Hotline Records (Dig It International) and in Scandinavia by Remixed records. What's Up (4 Non Blonds cover) was probably sung by Maria Capri. Success was big, it even entered Billboard Hot 100 and went #6 in the UK. They were invited to perform the song at Top of the Pops in August.

Hot Stuff was #5 in Israel. The CD included 12 tracks with several remixes and Lovely Lullaby as B-side (Love Is Everywhere on some other versions). The lead vocals were done by Louise Gard. Rhythm was sung by Annerley Gordon and Cristina Dori.

When Dig It International closed in 1997, DJ Miko became a 100% SAIFAM project. Vocals on Clementine, My Sharona (and its 2 B-sides Keep On and Radio Star), Ruby Tuesday, Superboy, Shout and Sky High were probably sung by Jackie Bodimead.

In 1998, Louise Anne Gard became the frontlady of the project Miss Jane.

Some other songs, such as Forever Young, featured Melody Castellari. In 1999, album The Last Millenium was released.

After a long pause, DJ Miko project was revived to release pop-dance covers of nowadays hits

Thanks to Ana Paula, Vincenzo "Hyperclap" Roselli, Gianni, Klems, Sacha Busch

DJ Miko biography was last updated Sat, March 11th 2023

Charts (singles)

What's Up	#92	#13	#8	#5	#23	#5	#17	#6	#58

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