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Nana
Nana came to Germany when he was 10. In the early 90s, he started working as a DJ. He also produced and rapped under the alias MC Africa True. In 1995 he joined the Eurodance project “Darkness” as a rapper, which was produced by Bülent Aris. Their song “Dreams” became a club hit but Nana…
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Mola Adebisi
He is the TV legend of the music channel VIVA, where “Käptn Mola” welcomed the top stars of the German and international music scene to his sofa for over 10 years and became a megastar himself. With his own singles “Shake that Body” or “Get it right” he entered the charts and hosted mega-events such…
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Magic Affair
The starting point was the project MYSTERIOUS ART, which achieved chart success in 1989 with the singles DAS OMEN – Teil 1 and CARMA – OMEN 2. In 1994, MIKE STAAB, head and producer of MYSTERIOUS ART, began to release new productions under the name MAGIC AFFAIR and was immediately successful throughout Europe and beyond.…
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Lutricia McNeal
Lutricia McNeal grew up in Oklahoma City in the USA. She comes from a large family and is the seventh of nine children. Her first contact with music was her singing in a gospel choir. Fascinated by stars such as Tina Turner or James Brown, the dream of her own music career grew in her.…
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Mark ’Oh
Mark ‘Oh can look back on a career that is far from over. Mark ‘Oh has written techno history in the 90s and is one of the greats of the German dance landscape. Together with a friend, Mark ‘Oh organized the “Randy – Never Stop That Feeling” party in 1993. When Mark ‘Oh presented the…
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ICE MC
With its Eurodance tracks, ICE MC is one of the chart breakers of the 90s. Frontman Ian Campbell got the nickname “Ice” from his initials and took off internationally for the first time in 1989 as ICE MC with his single “Easy”. Success was not long in coming. His studio album “Ice n green” contained…
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East 17
The boy band that was different. East 17 came from East London, brought street attitude to a smooth-ironed market and sold over eighteen million records worldwide. “House of Love”, “Deep”, “Steam”, “It’s Alright” ran in the charts throughout Europe. And then came “Stay Another Day”: a ballad with a glockenspiel that became the British Christmas…
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Dr. Alban
“It’s My Life” – this title defined the nineties, and when Dr. Alban sings it live, the square knows every line. Born in Nigeria, he came to Stockholm to study dentistry, DJed in clubs on the side and became one of the most successful Eurodance artists ever. “Hello Afrika”, “Sing Hallelujah!”, “Away from Home”, “Look…
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Layzee aka Mr. President
When you think musically of the 90s, you automatically end up with Mr.President.The Eurodance project is one of the most successful acts to have shaped the decade with their hits. The combo consisted of the two singers Judith Hildebrandt and Lady Danii as well as the rapper, singer and frontman Layzee. Mr.President landed her first…
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Haddaway
“What Is Love” is one of those songs that every person on this planet has heard at least once. In 1993, it was number one in over a dozen countries – and it has never disappeared from the rotation since. Nestor Alexander Haddaway, born in Trinidad and Tobago, grew up in the USA, started his…
