Puretone Feat. Amiel - Alice Deejay - Scott Michael Feat. Pepper MaShay Addicted To Bass (Different Gear Edit) - Better Off Alone (Extended Vocal Edit) - Let's Runaway Music Video Download in HQ DVD-Video VOB Format

Dj Jose - Puretone Feat. Amiel - Armand Van Helden video Stepping To The Beat (Dave MacDonald Remix) - Addicted To Bass (Different Gear Edit) - My, My, My (Breaks And Wizard Mix)

DVD: Dance Mix Video July 2005

Puretone Feat. Amiel video Addicted To Bass

DVD: Canada Hot Video April 2002

Puretone Feat. Amiel video Addicted To Bass (Remix)

DVD: Screenplay VJ-Pro Dance Vision November 2008

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Puretone Feat. Amiel - Alice Deejay - Scott Michael Feat. Pepper MaShay

DVD: Dance Mix Video November 2002

Performer(s)

Alice Deejay Alice, Alice D., Alice D.J., Alice Dee Jay, Alice Dejay, Alice DJ, Alie Deejay, Allice Dee Jay, Deejay Alice, DJ Alice

Project by Jurgen Rijkers (a.k.a. DJ Jurgen). Co-produced by Wessel van Diepen & Dennis van den Driesschen (a.k.a. Danski & DJ Delmundo) and Sebastiaan Molijn & Eelke Kalberg (a.k.a. Pronti & Kalmani). Act on stage was performed by Judith Pronk (who sang the vocals on the records). The "Alice Deejay" project was abandoned in 2002.

Pepper MaShay P. Mashay, Peper Mashay, Pepper, Pepper Machay, Pepper Mache, Pepper MaShay, Pepper Mashey, Pepper Meshay

Pepper MaShay is a five-time Top 10 Billboard charting artist who was influenced by the 70s music scene. Pepper changed her life’s journey from journalist to singer after getting on stage to perform her own songs and finding an instant connection with the audience. Starting out as a session singer in Los Angeles, Pepper sang for the likes of Tina Turner, Cher, Mick Jagger, Keb’ Mo’, and Celine Dion. In 2000, Pepper transitioned from session singer to solo artist with her international charting single “Dive In The Pool”, which has always been considered the unofficial single for the multi-award winning Showtime series Queer As Folk. She repeated that success again in 2005 with “Send Me An Angel” (remixed by Dave Audé), “Beauty Shop”, and in 2006 with “Lost Yo Mind” (reached #1 on Billboard’s Dance Club Play Chart). This led Pepper to launch her own label, Freckle Bandit Records, in 2008 and her single “Does Your Mamma Know” (winner of the 2008 USA Songwriting Competition - Dance/Electronica). Followed by “Freeway of Love” in 2009 and “Use Somebody” and “Love SOS” in 2011. Pepper believes that “No matter how long it takes, never give up your dreams.”

Puretone Pure Tone, PureTone

Puretone, an alias of musician Josh G. Abrahams, is a Australian and Melbourne-based producer, bassist and electronica/drum and bass artist. He has gained some success in the music business since 1998, with his first single, "Addicted To Bass" featuring Amiel Daemion, charting in the top 20 of the ARIAnet singles chart. After a few more lower profile releases, such as "Rollin'", and contributing to the Moulin Rouge! soundtrack, he released "Addicted To Bass" internationally, under the name of Puretone. This was to avoid confusion with Josh Abraham, a music producer who has worked with Limp Bizkit and Staind. This resulted in the single reaching #2 in the UK Singles Chart in 2002. He then eventually helped Amiel start her own music career in Australia, in which she gained quite some success. He then released another single in the UK, called "Stuck In A Groove", however that only reached the top 30.

Amiel A. Daemion, A.Daemion, Amiel Daemion, Amiel Muki Daemion, Daemion

Amiel was born in 1979 in New York, United States. She is an Australian pop singer, songwriter and actress. She moved to Australia with her family at the age of two and starred in films in the 1990s, including The Silver Brumby. Her music career shot to fame in 1999 when she teamed up with producer Josh Abrahams for the song 'Addicted to Bass' which became a top twenty hit in Australia, this led to Amiel releasing studio albums such as Audio Out in 2003 and These Ties in 2005.

Scott Michael Mike Scott, Mike Scottella, Scott

American studio engineer, producer and musician based in Los Angeles.