Fonda Rae
- 风格
- #浩室舞曲 #电子舞曲 #后迪斯科
- 地区
- 欧美
艺人介绍
Fonda Rae arrived at the tail-end of the '70s to power several enduring post-disco club singles with her flirty, sweet, yet tough vocals. The native New Yorker debuted on the self-titled album by Don Armando's 2nd Ave. Rhumba Band, an August Darnell project on which she was showcased throughout, including both sides of the "I'm an Indian, Too"/"Deputy of Love" single. She went on to be featured on Kid Creole's Off the Coast of the Me, fronted Fantasy's "You're Too Late," and was subsequently the voice of numerous studio projects, including Patrick Adams' Rainbow Brown ("I'm the One") and Wish ("Touch Me," later covered by Cathy Dennis). During this period, she also released the occasional solo 12", such as the boogie classic "Over Like a Fat Rat" (made with Leroy Burgess) and "Heobah" (which she co-wrote and co-produced). A steady variety of background session work and featured appearances continued through the end of the '80s. By the beginning of the '90s, she was primarily sought for lead vocals on house records. Solo and co-billed releases popped up on occasion, highlighted by singles on François Kevorkian's Wave Music label and the revered U.K. imprint Nuphonic (the latter via a collaboration with Adam Goldstone). Fonda remained active well into the late 2010s. ~ Andy Kellman
最新简评（共6条）
- @一辆猪：Fonda Rae - Live It Up
- @Stillwater(真的就只有这些歌吗)：80
- @sk8_singo(虾米活下去 用户指责什么...)：Live It Up
- @未知生物：...
- @我有一特长(灵魂列车)：等待发布
- @Jerkey：Over like a fat rat