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Cascada

Cascada was born Natalie Horler in Bonn,
Germany on September 23, 1981, and is of English descent.
As she explains it, “As my parents had moved from England to Germany a year earlier,
I grew up here with them and my two sisters and still enjoyed a very English childhood.

Band Members: Natalie Horler, DJ Manian, Yanou
Genre: Dance & Electronic
Similar Artists: The Real McCoy, DJ Sammy, Fragma, Ian Van Dahl, DJ Encore, Lasgo, D.H.T.

Originally called Cascade until legal conflicts forced them to change their name, Cascada is the slick, uplifting
Euro-dance trio featuring producers DJ Manian and Yanou along with vocalist Natalie Horler, although Horler is sometimes
presented as Cascada herself. Horler was born in Bonn, Germany, to English parents and grew up loving all sorts of music.
At age 18 she was doing studio work for various producers when she met DJ Manian and Yanou,
the latter of whom had worked with DJ Sammy on the worldwide dance hit "Heaven." The trio recorded the single "Miracle"
in 2004 under the name Cascade, which was soon
changed to Cascada -- Spanish for "Waterfall" -- for the second pressing.
The single took off in German clubs and eventually caught the ear of the U.S.-based Robbins
Entertainment label, which had previously turned Euro-dance acts DJ Sammy and D.H.T. into American chart-toppers.
Robbins re-released "Miracle" along with follow-up singles "Bad Boy," "Everytime We Touch," and "How Do You Do!," which was a
cover version of a Roxette song from 1992. The big hit came at the end of 2005, when DJ Sammy
and Yanou encountered the song "Everytime We Touch" by Scottish vocalist Maggie Reilly. The trio re-recorded the
tune and by mid-2006 their version was a worldwide smash, including America, where it topped the dance charts
and made it into the Top Ten of the pop charts. The album Everytime We Touch also arrived that year, and featured
all the previous singles along with covers of
Savage Garden's "Truly Madly Deeply" and Kim Wilde's "Kids in America." In 2008 Cascada returned
with the single "What Hurts the Most plus the album Perfect Day. ~ David Jeffries, All Music Guide

Album Title: Perfect Day / Everytime We Touch

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