Dave Lee

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Biographie
Naissance
Nom de naissance
David Russell LeeVoir et modifier les données sur Wikidata
Pseudonymes
Joey Negro, Jakatta, Doug Willis, Raven Maize, SessomattoVoir et modifier les données sur Wikidata
Nationalité
Activités
Disc jockey, compositeur, producteur de disques, artiste d'enregistrementVoir et modifier les données sur Wikidata
Période d'activité
depuis Voir et modifier les données sur Wikidata
Mère
Maureen Lee (en)Voir et modifier les données sur Wikidata
Autres informations
Genre artistique
Site web
Discographie
Dave Lee discography (en)Voir et modifier les données sur Wikidata

Dave Russell Lee (anciennement connu sous le nom de scène Joey Negro), né le sur l'île de Wight, est un disc jockey et producteur anglais, notamment connu pour son titre Make A Move On Me.

Jakatta ou encore Raven Maize sont également certains de ses pseudonymes. En 2020, il abandonne le nom de scène Joey Negro sous lequel il s'est fait connaître[1].

Discographie[modifier | modifier le code]

Albums[modifier | modifier le code]

  • 1993 Universe Of Love
  • 1997 Get Down Tonight (with Andrew Livingstone)
  • 1998 Here Comes The Sunburst Band (as The Sunburst Band)
  • 2002 Visions (as Jakatta)
  • 2004 Until The End Of Time (as The Sunburst Band)
  • 2008 Moving with the Shakers (as The Sunburst Band)

Singles[modifier | modifier le code]

Joey Negro
  • 1990 "Do It, Believe It"
  • 1991 "Above & Beyond EP" (with Andrew Livingstone and Viv Hope-Scott)
  • 1991 "Do What You Feel" (with Andrew Livingstone, Viv Hope-Scott and Debbie French) - #36 UK
  • 1991 "Reachin'" - #70 UK
  • 1992 "Enter Your Fantasy EP" - #35 UK
  • 1993 "What A Life/Universe Of Love" (with The Trammps)
  • 1993 "What Happened To The Music" (with The Trammps and Andrew Livingstone) - #52 UK
  • 1997 "Can't Get High Without U" (with Pete Z. and Taka Boom) - #1 US Dance
  • 1999 "Must Be The Music" (with Taka Boom) - #8 UK
  • 2000 "Saturday" (with Taka Boom) - #41 UK
  • 2005 "Make A Move On Me" (with Taka Boom) - #11 UK, #59 Australia, #40 Ireland, #1 US Dance
  • 2005 "Scattering Stars"
Jakatta
  • 2000 "American Dream" - #3 UK, #63 Australia
  • 2001 "American Dream (Remix)" - #63 UK
  • 2001 "So Lonely" (with Monsoon) - #8 UK, #51 Australia
  • 2002 "My Vision" (with Seal) - #6 UK
  • 2002 "One Fine Day" (with Beth Hirsch) - #39 UK
  • 2004 "Visions EP"
  • 2005 "Shimmering Stars" (with Michele Chiavarini)

Raven Maize

  • 1989 "Together Forever" (with Romana Brooks and Blaze) - #67 UK
  • 1996 "Together Forever '96"
  • 2001 "The Real Life" - #12 UK
  • 2002 "Fascinated" (with Michele Chiavarini and Katherine Ellis) - #37 UK
The Sunburst Band

(Le groupe est composé de Michele Chiavarini, Julian Crampton, Thomas Dyani-Akuru, Tony Remy, Michael J. Parlett et Colin Graham)

  • 1998 "Sunburn EP" (with Jessica Lauren)
  • 1998 "Ease Your Mind"
  • 1999 "Garden Of Love"
  • 1999 "Radiant EP" (with Michele Chiavarini)
  • 2004 "Far Beyond" (with Michele Chiavarini)
  • 2004 "Fly Away" (with Pete Simpson)
  • 2004 "Just Do It/Every Day" (with Luci Martin, Norma Jean Wright et Taka Boom)
  • 2004 "Thin Air EP" (with Taka Boom)
  • 2005 "He Is/Fly Away (Remixes)"
  • 2005 "U Make Me Hot"
  • 2006 "For All Eternity/Twinkle"
  • 2008 "Rough Times" (with Yolanda Wyns)
  • 2008 "Fashion/Journey to the Sun" (with Pete Simpson and Katherine Ellis)
Doug Willis
  • 1993 "Syndrum Syndrome EP"
  • 1995 "Bodyshine"
  • 1996 "Down To The Disco EP"
  • 1997 "Doug-Ism EP"
  • 1998 "Armed And Extremely Douglas" (with Michele Chiavarini and Taka Boom)
  • 1998 "Doug Shit EP" (with Michele Chiavarini and Carolyn Harding)
  • 2000 "Skate Dancer" (with Taka Boom)
  • 2003 "Get Your Own"
  • 2007 "Doug Dastardly" (with Michele Chiavarini and Pete Simpson)
  • 2007 "Dougswana" (with Zeke Manikiya and Michele Chiavarini)
  • 2008 "Doug's Disco Brain" double CD
Prospect Park
  • 1997 "Movin' On" (with Carolyn Harding) - #55 UK
  • 1999 "ESP" (with Bernard Thomas and Carolyn Harding)
  • 2001 "Surrender" (with Mr. Pink)
  • 2002 "I Got This Feelin'" (with Michele Chiavarini and Taka Boom)
  • 2003 "Spinnin'" (with Michele Chiavarini and Linda Clifford)
  • 2005 "Get Down Tonight"
Mistura
  • 1993 "Coast To Coast"
  • 1998 "Tonight" (with Maxine McClain)
  • 1999 "Think Positive" (with Michele Chiavarini, Viv Hope-Scott and Carolyn Harding)
  • 1999 "Runnin'" (with Luke Smith, Viv Hope-Scott and Carolyn Harding)
  • 2002 "Sweet Magic" (with Michele Chiavarini and Taana Gardner)
Sessomatto
  • 1996 "I'm Back"
  • 1996 "Can't Fight The Feeling" (with Taka Boom)
  • 2000 "Moody" (with Michele Chiavarini and Taka Boom)
  • 2003 "I Need Somebody" (with Thelma Houston)
  • 2006 "Movin' On" (with Michele Chiavarini and Carolyn Harding)
  • 2007 "You're Gonna Love Me" (with Carolyn Harding)
Z Factor
  • 1996 "Gotta Keep Pushin'"
  • 1999 "Give It On Up"
  • 1999 "Make A Move On Me"
  • 2001 "Ride The Rhythm"
  • 2002 "Rock Ur Body"
  • 2007 "Bang"
  • 2008 "We'll Keep Climbing/Somebody" (with Dawn Tallman and Manfred Orange)
Foreal People
  • 1998 "Does It Feel Good 2U?" (with Michele Chiavarini and Taka Boom)
  • 1999 "Discotizer" (with Michele Chiavarini, Taka Boom and Dave Clarke)
  • 1999 "Shake" (with David Grant)
  • 2001 "Gotta Thing" (with Michele Chiavarini and Taana Gardner)
Akabu
  • 2000 "Your Wildest Dreams" (with Michele Chiavarini and Viv Hope-Scott)
  • 2001 "Ride The Storm" (Michele Chiavarini and Linda Clifford) - #69 UK
  • 2003 "The Way"
  • 2004 "Don't Hold Back" (with Michele Chiavarini and Steve Burton)
  • 2005 "Phuture Bound" (with Michele Chiavarini)
  • 2006 "I'm Not Afraid Of The Future" (with Michele Chiavarini, Pete Simpson and Yoland Wyns)
M-D-Emm productions
  • 1988 "Get Acidic EP", as M-D-Emm (with Mike Cheal and Mark Ryder)
  • 1988 "Burn It Down", as M-D-Emm (with Mike Cheal and Mark Ryder)
  • 1988 "Don't Stop (We're So Hot)", as M-D-Emm (with Mike Cheal and Mark Ryder)
  • 1988 "Fanning The Flames", as M-D-Emm (with Mike Cheal and Mark Ryder)
  • 1988 "Get Busy (It's Party Time)", as M-D-Emm (with Mike Cheal and Mark Ryder) - #100 UK
  • 1988 "Playin' With Fire EP", as M-D-Emm (with Mike Cheal and Mark Ryder) - #98 UK
  • 1989 "Get Hip To This", as M-D-Emm (with Mike Cheal, Mark Ryder and Nasih)
  • 1989 "Do You Want Me", as Skeletor (with Mark Ryder)
  • 1989 "Check It Out", as Masters Of The Universe (with Mark Ryder)
  • 1989 "I Wanna Do It", as 2 The Max (with Mike Cheal)
  • 1990 "Space Talk", as Masters Of The Universe (with Mark Ryder)


Autres noms d'emprunt
  • 1990 "Report To The Dancefloor", as Energise
  • 1990 "Can't Give You Up", as Life On Earth (with Andrew Livingstone, Pat Leacock and Winston Marvaya)
  • 1991 "Nighttime", as Hookline & Singer (with Andrew Livingstone, Pat Leacock and Judge Jules)
  • 1991 "One Kiss", as Pacha (with Blaze and Debbie French)
  • 1994 "Latin Connection EP", as Agora
  • 1994 "Our Love", as The Away Team (with Andrew Livingstone and Gerideau)
  • 1994 "Girls & Boys", as Hedboys (with Andrew Livingstone)
  • 1995 "Mutual DIY EP", as Hedboys (with Andrew Livingstone)
  • 1995 "Stargazer EP", as Jupiter Beyond
  • 1995 "On My Mind", as The Away Team (with Andrew Livingstone)
  • 1995 "Life On Mars EP", as Men From Mars (with Andrew Livingstone)
  • 1995 "Sun Power EP", as Men From Mars (with Andrew Livingstone)
  • 1999 "The Loving Game/Sweet Embrace", as Raw Essence (with Michele Chiavarini and Maxine McClain)
  • 2000 "Do U Love What U Feel", as Raw Essence (with Maxine McClain)
  • 2001 "Love & Affection", as Mr. Pink presents The Program (with Mr. Pink) - #22 UK
  • 2002 "That’s How Good Your Love Is", as Il Padrinos (with Danny Rampling and Jocelyn Brown)
  • 2004 "Keep On", as Avalanche
  • 2005 "You're Not Alone", as Dave Lee (with Michele Chiavarini and Ann Saunderson)
  • 2007 "What's Happening", as AC Soul Symphony (with Michele Chiavarini and Pete Simpson)
  • 2007 "Latronica", as Dave Lee

Notes et références[modifier | modifier le code]

  1. « Le DJ Joey Negro abandonne son nom de scène jugé déplace », Trax Magazine,‎ (lire en ligne)