New York-based singersongwriter Kim Sozzi became involved in music at a very young age mostly influenced by her own family Granddaughter of an opera singer an a Latin percussionist who played along with Tito Puente Sozzi spent precious time composing…

Otherwise known as System F Ferry Corsten rose to prominence in the late 90s as one of Europes top trance DJs highlighted by an anthem-filled appearance on Ministry of Sounds first Trance Nation album Before attaining such recognition Corsten began h…

Dutch DJ remixer and producer Carlo Resoort aka 4 Strings achieved his first British hit in 1999 with Turn It Around by Alena Formerly known as Taska Topcat Square and Carlos he chose the moniker of 4 Strings before releasing Day Time a clubdance son…

Madonna is arguably the most popular female pop singer in American musical history. Although she began her career in the late 1970s as a dancer and as drummer for new wave group the Breakfast Club, Madonna has touched upon many different styles throu…

b. Andreas Tanneberger, Freiberg, Germany. Recording under the abbreviation ATB, Tanneberger, who had worked as a remixer for acts such as the Outhere Brothers and Haddaway, came to fame in July 1999 when his melodic trance single "9pm (Till I Come)"…

Bizarrely, Ian Van Dahl is not the name of a person but the name of a project that involves two Belgian producers, Christophe Chantzis and Erik Vanspauwen and a female vocalist Annemie Coenen, who fronts the act and co-writes the songs. The Ian Van D…

French 1990s neo-disco duo Daft Punk found stardom as a discovery of the Chemical Brothers. With an egalitarian approach to making people move, Daft Punk utilized everything from strict club beats to Beach Boys and Roxy Music samples when making its …

b. Christophe Le Friant, Paris, France. Le Friant is a pivotal figure on the influential Parisian dance music scene, particularly as head of the noted label, Yellow Productions. Bob Sinclar is Le Friant's recording and production alter-ego but he is …