Letitia Lindeque is a female vocalist, composer and musician from Pretoria, South Africa. Her music is mainly contemporary pop, soft rock, dance and electronic.

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Although they never had much success in America, the Euro-disco group Boney M. was a European phenomenon during the '70s. After German record producer Frank Farian (born in 1942) recorded the single "Baby Do You Wanna Bump?" (which was successful in Holland and Belgium), he created Boney M to support the song, bringing in four West Indian... [+] Read More

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A dance diva with a great, soulful voice, Cathy Dennis is best remembered for a handful of pop hits from the early '90s, but her presence on the charts extends well past that. Born in Norwich, U.K., Dennis started publicly performing at the age of 13 with her father's big band playing various resorts and hotels. In her late teens she was... [+] Read More

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Montreal-native France Joli began singing in 1974 for commercials and talent shows. By 1979, she had a number 13 national 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. Joli's other albums... [+] Read More

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Vocalist Lisette Melendez dedicated herself to singing at age 12. The East Harlem native needed to set herself apart from the dangers of growing up in the barrio, and took refuge in the sweet sounds of Bette Midler and Barbra Streisand. Singing along as she listened, Melendez studied their techniques and developed her own voice.
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The visionary behind the hit-making British house team M People is Mike Pickering (b. March 1958; Manchester), a respected DJ who played in Quando Quango, booked several early shows by the Smiths, and signed Happy Mondays and James to Factory Records while working A&R during the mid-'80s. Pickering later moved from Factory to the dance label... [+] Read More

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Pamala Stanley was never well known in the pop or R&B markets, but in dance music, the singer was held in high regard in the late '70s and early to mid-'80s. A native and resident of Dallas, Stanley first grabbed the attention of dance/club DJs in 1979, when she recorded her debut album, This Is Hot, for EMI. The LP fared well in Latin and gay... [+] Read More

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British dance-pop trio Right Said Fred scored a U.S. number one single in early '92 with "I'm Too Sexy," perhaps the most ubiquitous novelty song of the '90s. The group was formed by brothers and Sussex-natives Richard and Fred Fairbrass (the latter of whom handled lead vocals); guitarist Rob Manzoli was added to flesh out the sound, and their... [+] Read More

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The vocalist known as Sandra came to fame singing with her husband's group, Enigma. The whispery, haunting vocals heard on Michael Cretu's Enigma albums MCMXC A.D. and Cross of Changes helped sell millions of copies, though Sandra had been heard on albums since the late '60s. She has also recorded several albums for Virgin as a solo act. ~ John... [+] Read More

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The production team of Julian Napolitano, Simon Langford, and Andy Manston are better known to club-goers as the Soulseekrz. The slick house outfit first came together in 2004 when the trio -- who had worked together before on various projects -- decided their southeast London studio was to be Soulseekrz central. Their 2004 remix of Jocelyn... [+] Read More

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A French girl who makes electro-pop music. More info on
www.myspace.com/wearemontecarlo

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