Tai Quach is a singer/songwriter/producer from Toronto/Ontario, Canada. His music style, is a mix of classic italo disco, with a modern euro/house electronic dance vibe. His dance song “Take my breath away” is being released on Various dance compilations, and also apart of a music soundtrack in the film “Dollgatory”, screening in various film... [+] Read More

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Bad Boys Blue is a multinational dance-pop group formed in Cologne, Germany, in 1984 and originally featuring British lead singer John McInerney, American Andrew Thomas, and Jamaican-born Trevor Taylor. After Taylor left the group in 1988, he was replaced by Trevor Travis; upon scoring a number 89 chart hit in 1993 with "Save Your Love," Travis... [+] 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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Though he began his career spinning records, DJ Bobo became popular in his native Switzerland as a dance-pop vocalist, composing and producing most of his own work. His first hit as a vocalist was 1992's "Somebody Dance with Me," which reached the Top Ten in several European countries. The album Dance with Me continued his success, and the... [+] Read More

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Known as one of the most prolific dance-pop DJ/producers of South America, Argentina's DJ Dero, a performer of his own style called electro-samba, started playing music at parties at a young age, becoming a DJ while still a teenager. DJ Dero's local breakthrough came after joining Buenos Aires' club scene, releasing his first album, called DJ... [+] Read More

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Fancy was a dance artist whose most popular work was recorded during the mid- to late '80s. Although his music never translated into the mainstream, he was quite successful within the club scene, topping Billboard's dance chart three times. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide

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Dance-pop singer George Lamond was born George Garcia in Washington, D.C. on February 25, 1967. He first earned notice singing back-up for his cousin Joey Kid, with the two later teaming as Loose Touch; as a solo act, Lamond was tapped by producers Chris Barbosa and Mark Ligget to record "Bad of the Heart" for their Ligosa label, and its success... [+] 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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Euro-dance star Whigfield was born Sannie Charlotte Carlson in Skaelskør, Denmark, and spent some time in Africa as a child. Finding her initial career of modeling horribly dull, she returned to her first love of music, and began performing with her brother's band. Seeking more opportunities, she left Denmark and met Spagna producer Larry... [+] Read More

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