O-Zone. O-Zone was a Moldovan pop music trio that was active from 1999 to 2005 and consisted of Dan Bălan, Radu Sîrbu, and Arsenie Todiraş.[1] The group gained global popularity with their song "Dragostea din tei" and their subsequent album DiscO-Zone.
History[edit] 1999–2001: Formation and early years[edit] 2002–2004: Rise to success[edit] In 2002, O-Zone moved from Chişinău to Romania, hoping to gain more recognition. There, the group became an instant hit band with their upbeat song "Despre tine" ("About You"), which held the top position on the Romanian Top 100 chart for three weeks in February 2003.
"Dragostea din tei" topped the singles charts of nearly a dozen European countries in 2004. 2005–2006: Disbandment and Japanese success[edit] On January 13, 2005, while still very popular, the members of O-Zone announced their disbandment,[2] citing personal reasons.[9] Their last European concert was held at the 2005 Golden Stag music festival in Romania.[10] Vengaboys. History[edit] 1997–1998: Formation and Up & Down - The Party Album!
[edit] Dutch producers Danski and Delmundo initially found success organizing illegal beach parties during the summers.[1] Danski and Delmundo recruited background singers Rachael Carpenter and Olivia Ovington, fronted by singer Kim Sasabone for the music videos, to form a group In 1997. The name Vengaboys was thought up during a recording session for another of Danski and Delmundo's projects, called Nakatomi. The group recorded several single tracks such as their two small Benelux hits "Parada De Tettas" and "To Brazil", which were released as singles before the release of the tracks as a debut album titled Up & Down - The Party Album!
1998–1999: Second Line-up and Re-Release of The Party Album! DJ Sammy. Career[edit] DJ Sammy started his music career in 1984 in the dance clubs of Mallorca, playing gigs at clubs such as Alexandra's (rebuilt around 1998/99 and renamed to Boomerang's), Banana's and Zorba's.
During this time he completed training as a sound technician at the Majorca Music College. He was also a DJ at the Cadena Top radio station. In 1991, he met dancer Marie-José van der Kolk and they performed at Zorba's Club in Palma. In 1992, DJ Sammy became resident DJ at the Joy Palace Club in Arenal and Marie Jose was a resident dancer there. In November 1995, DJ Sammy released his first single "Life Is Just a Game" with Marie-José who started singing. In 2007 Sammy collaborated with Enrique Iglesias, remixing his song "Tired of Being Sorry", the second track from his hit album, Insomniac.
On June 2013 Sammy released the single such as "Shut Up and Kiss Me" with a vocalist The Jackie Boyz, the music video is directed by Mark Feuerstake. DJ Sammy - Official Website. 2AM. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 2 A.M. may refer to:
Dirty Vegas. History[edit] Early success[edit] Dirty Vegas' debut release was the single "Days Go By.
" It originally made the top 30 in 2001, but when re-issued in 2002 reached the United Kingdom top 20. Ultrabeat (English band) In 2008, Ultrabeat released "Discolights", a collaboration with Darren Styles, which peaked at number twenty three on the UK Singles Chart.
Their second album The Weekend Has Landed released in 2009 showed a departure from the sound heard on the first album and peaked at number twenty nine on the UK Albums Chart. Utah Saints. They have consistently DJed throughout their career, mainly in Europe, USA, Australia and New Zealand averaging a minimum[contradiction] of 80 gigs a year, resulting in iDJ magazine referring to them as "Two of the most clued up DJs I have ever met".
Due to their genre crossing sets, Utah Saints have never been fully immersed in any one scene, other than the general electronic dance field. As a result they have performed at a wide range of events, ranging from underground electronic clubs to headlining festival stages, including their legendary headline set at Wickerman Festival in Scotland in 2009, which was nominated as a standout festival moment in the UK festival awards. They also were voted 2nd best dance act at Glastonbury (1st was Fatboy Slim) by NME magazine in 2000. Utah Saints continue to write, perform, and produce music, as well as DJing. History[edit] Also in 2000, Utah Saints did the soundtrack for the video game Carmageddon TDR2000. Eurodance. Eurodance (sometimes known as Euro-NRG, Euro house or otherwise shortened as Euro) is a genre of electronic dance music that originated in the late 1980s, primarily in Europe.
It combines many elements of house, hi-NRG and Euro disco.[1] Eurodance production continues to evolve with a more modernized style that incorporates elements from trance and techno music. This genre of music is heavily influenced by the utilization of rich melodic vocals, either exclusively by itself or inclusively with rapped verses. This, combined with cutting-edge synthesizer, strong bass rhythm and melodic hooks (the last one derived from new wave) establishes the core foundation of Eurodance music.[1] It peaked at Ibiza's summer festivals of 1994 and its intense popularity then spread around the world, which carried on into late 1996.
DJ Encore. DJ Sammy.