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Cut’n’move
CUT’N’MOVE is a 5-time Grammy Award-winning Pop 90’s band from Denmark. They brought the dancefloor to Denmark and sold more than 2 million records worldwide. The success story started in 1991 with the smash hits “Get Serious” and “Spread Love”, both of which entered the Top Ten of the US Dance Charts and Billboard Top…
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Mike Candys
It has been a meteoric rise that Mike Candys has made in the last two years. First his debut single “One Night in Ibiza” received gold in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, then the follow-up single “2012 (If The World Would End)” topped the whole thing with gold awards in Austria and Germany as well as…
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Rozalla
Rozalla was born in Zambia and made her way into the English club scene via detours, where she achieved the huge hit “Everybody’s Free (to feel good)” in 1991. This song entered the top ten of the single charts in countless countries. Even today, this hit is a real classic and an absolute dancefloor filler.…
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Sash!
That someone from Nettetal near Mönchengladbach starts a world career is a bit unbelievable, but true. The fact that a boy from the Lower Rhine produces pop melodies that go around the world and rock clubs and charts is one of the greatest success stories of German pop music. After more than 21 years of…
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Snap!
“Rhythm Is a Dancer” – the song that appears in every poll for the best dance tracks of all time. And when it plays live, there’s no stopping it. SNAP! was one of the most successful music projects ever to come out of Germany. “The Power” reached number one in several countries in 1990 and…
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Technotronic
It’s the house anthem that everyone knows and makes everyone dance: “Pump up the jam”. The No.1 hit was also Technotronic’s first song and took the world by storm. With the aim of uniting hip-hop and house, the Belgian producer Jo Bogaert created Technotronic in 1989 and hit the bull’s eye with the very first…
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The KLF feat. The Goddess WANDA DEE
The KLF are the mega project of the early 90s. They have sold over 30 million records, making them the world’s No.1 of 90s acts. The voice of many hits comes from Wanda Dee. She grew up in the Bronx. Her mother was Freda Payne, a jazz and pop singer who worked with Duke Ellington,…
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Twenty 4 Seven
When the successful Dutch producer and remixer Ruud van Rijen started “Twenty 4 Seven” in 1989, he could not have imagined what an enormous success would be in the offing. After the first singles “It could have been you” and “Are you dreaming”, Stay-C and Nance, rapper and singer of Twenty 4 Seven, went back…
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Alex C. in Concert
When Alex Christensen released his ambitious project “Classical 90s Dance” in October 2017, he was sure to attract the curiosity of colleagues, fans and the media. As the most important German initiator of the techno, dance and Eurodance movements, he first achieved world fame as a DJ and composer, but quickly also as a producer.…
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Vengaboys
In 1998, the musical world was offered a new highlight – the Vengaboys. With their colorful, cheerful nature, they catapulted one hit after the other into the charts and reached platinum several times. “Up & Down”, “We like to party”, “Boom boom boom boom” or “We’re going to Ibiza” are just a few of the…
