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A Dance Legend Is Remembered
In the 90's, Lane McCray and Melanie Thornton brought their dance sound to hits like "Be My Lover," "Sweet Dreams," "Fallin' In Love," and "S.O.S." Tragically in late 2001, Thornton was killed in an airplane accident and the future of La Bouche was uncertain. A year following her death, one of the tracks recorded just prior to her passing, "In Your Life," was released. The track is reminiscent of their past hit "Sweet Dreams" and the public is fortunate to be left with such a high quality track. This single features three dance mixes, the DezroK Club Mix, Shane 54 Vocal Mix, and the Xquizit DJ X Remix, that certianly do justice to the track and fuel it with a whole new life. This track is sure to keep Thornton's memory alive and should be a welcome addition into any dance fan's music catalog, or anyone who has ever appreciated La Bouche's music in general.

The Latest From La Bouche Is More Great Hi-Nrg Dance Music!
This latest release from Logic Records is from the techno/pop group La Bouche. Best known for their hits "Sweet Dreams", "Be My Lover" and "S.O.S.", La Bouche had the sound and the look. Melanie Thornton's powerful vocals made a perfect match for partner Lane McCray's rap style. Their melodic, heavily synthesized songs made them a worldwide success. Unfortunately, last year Melanie Thornton was killed in a plane crash. Sadley, the world would lose a beautiful and extremely talent young singer. This latest song sounds much like La Bouche's past hits. "In Your Life" apparently was recorded last year prior to Melanie's death, as her vocals are used throughout the song. There are four mixes to choose from starting with the "Original Extended Mix" (5:10) which is a beautiful synthesized song with a nice melody and strong beat. The "Dezrok Club Mix" (10:24) is more club oriented with it's driving beat, a flurry of synthesizers and Melanie Thornton's alway excellent vocals. The "Shane 54 Vocal Mix" (6:39) has a strong bassline and is more in the hi-nrg vein with it's higher bpm's (beats per minute). Synthesizers again reign full in this version and Melanie's vocals are highlighted as well. The "Xquizit DJ X Remix" (5:40) is breakbeat style with minimal, but catchy synthesizers. The female vocals are more upfront in this version. If you like techno/pop nineties artists such as Real McCoy, Corona or La Bouche's best hits then you'll love this release.