GEORGIE PORGIE // lives in Chicago,

He is a young talent who can do it all. He is a hot singer songwriter, a recording artist, a record producer, an independent dance music recording mogul and one of the hottest dance-music remixers to emanate out of Chicago, Illinois. Georgie Porgie, greatly influenced during the infancy of House Music, has gone on to create his own blend of thumpin' Chicago dance beats and in- you- face infectious rhythmic grooves. He is known as Georgie Porgie to some, George Andros to others, or just plain ole Georgie to his millions of fans worldwide. Whatever you call him, there is no disputing the fact that Georgie Porgie is a multi-talented international recording star, with deep soulful vocal chops, an ear for a pulsating beat and a spirit that is contemplative, vibrant, energetic and lovable. Georgie Porgie's uplifting songs of love, life, and strength reflect the hopes and dreams of many in which he translates so eloquently through his gift of music. With one listen, the affirmation can be felt in any of his ..1 worldwide chart topping singles. His first dance single to heat up the charts was the funky party theme song "Let The Music Pump You Up". His follow up releases "Strawberry" and "Everybody Must Party", kept the rumps shaking, arms swaying and smiles flashing on the jam packed dance floors. Other chart toppers such as, "I'm In Love" and "Don't Want You", found their rightful place on international DJ and radio playlists. However, it was 1999's "Love Story" that positioned Georgie for sustained worldwide acclaim on both the dance club charts and the pop charts. Fast forward to the year of the millennium celebration, 2000. Georgie was to pen his inspirational song of life, which transcended every demographic and nationality. It was the appropriately titled, "Life Goes On" that ensured Georgie's place as an artist who was determined to spread his lyrical love and who's longevity has earned him the title of "The Ambassador of Dance Music". The "Life Goes On" single shot to ..1 on the International Dance Club Charts and Dance/ Pop Radio Charts as well in over 10 countries. "Life Goes On" landed him in the top 5 position on the illustrious United States Billboard Hot Dance Music Charts and ..1 on every International club and radio Chart imaginable.

COLTON FORD //  lives in Los Angeles,

Sultry, seductive, hip swinging… all words that have been used to describe Colton Ford. However, this time, the reference is not toward the man but to his music. Fans of Colton Ford may be surprised to learn of his gift of song. In the late eighties, under the alias “Glenn Street”, he released a hit dance single, “Hardline”, distributed by On The Spot Records. “Hardline” was produced by acclaimed producer, Jon St. James (Stacie Q, Bardeaux), and was selected as a Hot Pick by Billboard and later appeared on Billboard’s Top 100 Dance chart. He performed throughout the United States and in Mexico and China with the likes of Keith Sweat, Salt’n Pepa, and Vanessa Williams. Unfortunately, initial success was followed by many bumps in the road. His second single was not moving in the musical direction he wanted, and Colton quickly ended his relationship with Jon St. James and On The Spot Records. Soon after, however, while at a dance club in West Hollywood, he met a man by the name of Michael O’Hara. “I was just singing along with what was playing in the club and got a tap on my shoulder,” remembers Colton. “The man said ‘you really can sing!’ He introduced himself as a songwriter and told me he would like to speak with me about his production company.” Skeptical, Colton gave the man his number. Little did he know that this stranger had written, among other songs, “I Love You Just Because” for Anita Baker. In addition, his production company, MIDE Productions, was a partnership with celebrated songwriter Denise Rich. Colton signed to MIDE Productions and was soon working on a project with famed producer, Frankie Knuckles. “Frankie was looking for a male singer for his second album. I recorded two tracks and both sounded extremely promising.” Frankie loved it, the label loved it, Colton quit his corporate day job, the label found out Colton was white and immediately kyboshed the project. The label was opposed to the idea of a white male singer being the front guy for Frankie Knuckles. They demanded a new vocalist and despite Frankie’s protests, Colton was swiftly replaced. Shortly thereafter, his deal with MIDE Productions also fell through. Colton found himself back at his day job. He continued writing and recording songs on his own, as well as performing and singing with several R&B recording stars including Chaka Khan. He was offered another major record label deal that proved short-lived. Due to internal upheaval and shuffling within the company, Colton was shelved and once again found himself empty handed. Ironically, a random modeling gig led to his next opportunity - a meeting with Director John Schlesinger who had just begun filming Rupert Everett’s The Next Best Thing. “John liked one of my ballads and wanted to use it in the film,” explains Colton. But again, disappointment wasn’t far behind. At the last minute, the song was pulled from the soundtrack. Colton, however, did gain something positive from the experience. “Madonna listened to my music and loved my voice. She saw me as a solo Backstreet boy and encouraged me to go more pop.” Colton accepted the advice and took it a step further. In August, 2002, Colton Ford began filming “Naked Fame,” a documentary that features Colton as he refocuses his pursuit towards pop/dance stardom with the release of his dance single, “Everything” (Nervous Records), and subsequently the release of his Top 10 Billboard charting dance hit, “Signed, Sealed, Delivered” (Centaur Records), featuring Dance Diva Pepper MaShay. The film aims to explore Colton Ford’s journey into the music industry, and provides a true life glimpse at the club music subculture through interviews with major players including producers, songwriters, agents, managers and deejays. “Naked Fame” is being released theatrically by Regent/Here! Films early in 2005. Currently Colton Ford is getting ready to release his next single,“Got Your Vibe In Me.” The track is produced by MacQuayle, and co-written by MacQuayle and Colton. He is also working on a full album due out late 2005.

SEAN ENSIGN // lives in Washington D.C.

Titan Sounds recording artist Sean Ensign is creating quite a name for himself in the Dance Music Industry. Having landed his first single on the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play for 8 weeks and currently the Hot Dance Single Sales at ..21 for week July 29, 2006, he is gaining attention of dance music lovers all over the world. Sean can be seen performing at some of the nations hottest dance clubs and parties with tracks from his debut album/CD entitled Finally. A mix of masterfully blended high-energy dance songs and impassioned love ballads including titles like Feels So Good, Its My Life (Finally), Put Your Hands on Me and Seans remake of the Ace of Base classic Everytime It Rains. Born last out of eight children and raised in Cleveland, Ohio, Seans love for music developed at an early age. He taught himself to play piano and took advantage of every opportunity to sing. It wasnt until he began writing his own music that Sean was able to truly express himself emotionally and artistically. Writing has always been his passion and he continually strives to make each new song more powerful and alluring for his fans. Now, Sean is getting ready to release his second single "Without You". DJ/Producers Mike Rizzo, L.E.X., Mike Cruz and Hex Hector have given the song their own unique style with the irresistible power to make you dance and a chorus that will haunt you with its poignant vocals. Seans first single Its My Life (Finally) hit the dance scene with its powerful anthem message to make your own destiny and DJs/Producers Mike Cruz, Glen Friscia, Georgie Porgie, Frank Lamboy, DJ Nineteen69 and Louise Martinee Nu gave the song their unique talents and energy that helped make it a hit. Its My Life (Finally) can be heard on radio and internet dance stations all over the world, including XM-BPM and SIRIUS satellite radio. Already receiving airtime in clubs nationwide, Seans music video Its My Life (Finally) can be seen through Promo Only, ScreenPlay and Rock America thanks to Import Sound & Vision.

KEVIN AVIANCE // lives in New York City,

Kevin is currently gearing up to release a slew of new singles to give the club world their Aviance fix: “Strut” with DJ Liza, “Freedom” with Mike Cruz and “Hold On Me” with Tom Stephan. These hotly anticipated new tracks will be his first releases since his 2003 sophomore album Entity (released by Emerge Records) which spawned two #1 Billboard Dance hits, “Give It Up” and “Alive,” produced by two time Grammy nominated producer Tony Moran. His debut album, Box Of Chocolates (released by Wave Records in 1999) introduced Kevin’s hard-hitting sound with the cult hit, “Cunty,” the #2 Billboard hit “Rhythm Is My Bitch” and the #1 Billboard hit “Din Da Da.” The accompanying videos for these respective singles continue to be played in clubs around the word.

Kevin Aviance was born and raised in Richmond, Virginia along with his seven siblings, where he honed his skills at grabbing attention through music, dance and theater in the basement of his house. Kevin’s career as a performance artist and club personality began in Washington DC when he was indoctrinated into “The House of Aviance,” a community of DJ’s, singers, actors, visual and performing artists and drag queens, founded by “house mother” Juan Aviance. After a stint in Miami, Kevin eventually moved to the epicenter of the club and music scene, New York City, where he currently resides. Kevin continues to donate his energies and time to the fight against AIDS and the fight for human rights.

FREDRICK FORD // lives in New York City,

I was born just outside of Philadelphia and moved around the country quite a bit growing-up. Not an army brat--I just had the kind of parents that were always looking to further their careers so that we all could have a better life. We finally settled in New Jersey for my high school years....and then ended-up in upstate New York, where I attended college. Growing-up as a latch-key kid, I learned early-on how to be creative with my time. Between performing a magic show (that had a lengthy run every Saturday in our garage) to staging our own "Olympics" for the kids on our block, my older sister and I always seemed to fit-in wherever we lived. At Halloween, our house became a "haunted mansion." Twenty five cents got you the 'scare of your life.....' I was normally a straight-and-narrow, shy student at school. However, my best friend and I would sometimes act-out and do things like pick flowers from neighbors' backyards and then go door-to-door, selling them back to those neighbors as freshly cut arrangements. I think it was during this time that I began to see the fun in breaking all the rules once in a while.

MICHAEL M // lives in Miami,

Following in the footsteps of his classic releases "I Could Be This" & "Let's Talk About Me" (Strictly Rhythm), ClubKid extraordinaire Michael M. returns to the scene with this depraved tale of club life gone wrong. On Giuseppe D's Original's Electro Mix, Michael's edgy, spoken vocals chronicle the diary entries of a quest to get his record played gone wrong. Pulling double remix duties, Amp's own Mucci and Camara cover all the bases with two scorching big room mixes. The Evolved Mix pounds you with over 10 minutes of hypnotizing, tribal darkness, while the duo's alter ego, Da Freeks energize the Control Freek Mix with a massive, synth-driven bassline and pumping house beats. Also watch for the hilarious South Park inspired, animated music video featuring Michael living it up with various celebrities, this is sure to be the most talked about record of the summer.

LANE McCRAY //

10 million records world wide! 1996 Billboard Music Award Nominee! 1996 MTV Music Award Nominee! 1995 MTV(EU) Music Award Nominee! 1995 Golden Europa Award Winner!! 1995 ECHO (German Grammy) winner! ASCAP Award Winner! The always smooth and charismatic - Lane McCray!! currently hard at work completing years of reflection, inspiration and devotion, culminating with the release of his highly anticipated debut CD, "Life in the Fast Lane.€? The language of music has always transcended political, religious, ethnic and cultural boundaries. It is with this spirit that Lane McCray burst onto the international music scene in the 1990s with the late Melanie Thornton. Having met in Frankfurt, Germany by a chance encounter, this powerhouse duo became known as La Bouche (French for "the mouth") and conquered the dance music scene with landmark success, producing chart toping singles, peaking at number one in fourteen countries around the world. Lane's extraordinary, silky-smooth tenor voice, his ability to flip the rhyme, unique song writing talent and years of experience as a dancer, choreographer and actor, coupled with Melanie's legendary vocal presence, made La Bouche the successful dynamic duo that conquered the charts of the 1990s. With more than 10-million records sold under BMG/RCA records label and the meticulously watchful eye of legendary music mogul Frank Farian (Boney M and Milli Vanilli), La Bouche earned numerous awards, including the German Grammy the Echo, for Song of the Year in 1995. That year, Lane and Melanie received their second award, the Golden Europa, for Best Duo or Group, thus truly establishing these talented artists as a mainstay in the music industry. La Bouche was nominated for "Best Dance Video" at the second annual MTV-Europe Music Awards in Paris, France, and was nominated for three awards at the MTV VMAs in 1996. After taking Europe by storm, La Bouche took the lead with their undeniably powerful sound in the United States. With their hip and trendy style, La Bouche's Infectious became a permanent fixture in modern music and entertainment. A household name by the late '90s, whether driving in your car, watching a movie or television, or attending a major sporting event, if you have been on planet Earth, you have heard La Bouche's infectious melodies. Their success garnered La Bouche motion picture and soundtrack credits in productions including "Night at the Roxbury," "Romy & Michele's High School Reunion,€? and MTV's "Joe's Apartment.€? La Bouche was sited as one of the driving forces for now recognizing dance artists€”the Grammy Academy created two new categories: Best Dance Song and Best Remixer. It is no wonder that Lane was among those recognized with the prestigious ASCAP €œWriters Award" for writing one of the biggest songs of 1996, followed by the Winter Music Conference's win for best dance recording for the single "Be My Lover." That same year the duo was nominated along side No Doubt and Tony Rich for Billboard Music Awards' €œBest New Artist€? category. As a result of his incredible success with La Bouche, Lane has been featured on various national and international television programs. He has had the honor of working with such esteemed entertainers as Bob Hope, James Brown, Lionel Richie, Seal, Bryan Adams, Dolly Parton, Boyz II Men and Natilie Cole. His charming and characteristic humor and witty personality coupled with his passion for current events and dedication to education and social development make Lane a popular artist for interviews and public appearances. Among other credits, Lane was interviewed by Regis Philbin, performed at MTV's Spring Break "The Grind€? and has headlined for Germany's leading television music event, The Dome and France's Dance Machine. As a proud veteran of the United States Air Force, Lane returns yearly to the Air Force's prestigious entertainment showcase "Tops in Blue" and has created cutting edge choreographies, developing raw talent into world class performers. His support of the troops has topped Lane's agenda€”he has participated in the USO Celebrity Circuit and feels these morale-boosting performances are among the most important achievements in his career as an entertainer. Lane's unselfish efforts were rewarded when he received the Golden Roger, a lifetime achievement award from the US Air Force. In addition to his strong musical endeavors, Lane has been actively involved with local, national and international AIDS foundations meeting with those diagnosed with HIV and AIDS. Passionate about this cause, his goal is to help educated young people on the pervasive issues and developments in AIDS research. Lane is currently hard at work completing years of reflection, inspiration and devotion, culminating with the soon to be released and highly anticipated debut solo CD "Life In The Fast Lane" a labor of love that will present listeners with the opportunity to glean intimate perspectives from the star's private life. "Life In The Fast Lane" is an elegant and classy collection of songs echoing his dance roots, his urban tinged beats of rhythm and blues, and his heart pounding ballads. Prepare to journey into the inspiring and always provocative world of Lane McCray.

Quentin Elias// lives in New York City,

Alliage was a huge, overnight success and Quentin easily filled the shoes of lead singer and resident heartthrob. Together, the band achieved sales totaling more than 5 Million Certified RIAA receipts. Alliage recorded three albums and had six singles chart in the Top 5. They toured the world and performed at over 1,000 sold out concerts. Alliage outranked other international musicians and entertainers of the era such as Madonna, Gwen Stefani, Janet Jackson, Ricky Martin, and a host of other groups. But, after four years, Quentin wanted to move in a different direction artistically and left the band to begin his career as a solo artist. Quentin moved to New York City where he began working with notable music industry insiders such as Nile Rogers, Ernie Lake and Junior Vasquez and, in 2001, recorded and released “Always the Last”. In 2002, he was named the Most Promising Male Singer, and was awarded the coveted Diamond Award at The Diamond Award Festival in Europe.   Continuing to perform and record, Quentin released two solo albums “Serve It Up” in 2005 and “What If I” in 2006. In 2007, working with J.Marty of the Beatdoctorz and Flash the DJ from Electro Boy Records in Los Angeles, Quentin recorded new songs and began re-working some previously unreleased material. Electro Boy Records has since pre-released the new song “Fever” and a newly  recorded version of “Always the Last” in support of Quentin’s upcoming album “Love Confusion” to be released during the summer of 2008.

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