Technotronic was the restless offspring of innovative Belgian producer Jo Bogaert (AKA Thomas De Quincey). He had already made his mark on the "Eurobeat" with various high-profile dance concepts such as "Nux Nemo" and "Acts Of Madmen". The first "public face" of Technotronic was a "blue lipped" pouting temptress known as Felly, a renowned fashion-model. It wasn't until the second single, "Get Up", that the public saw and heard Manuela Kamosi (AKA Ya Kid K) for the first time. She had already performed the original vocals on "Pump Up The Jam" and now finally the world could bear witness to her strutting deliverance of "Get Up". By the end of 1990, "Pump Up The Jam" had reached pole position on the "Billboard 12" singles dance chart. The last significant chart success was in 1992 when "Move This" (used by Revlon in an advertising campaign) peaked at No.5 on the U.S. Billboard charts. Up until now Technotronic have retailed more than 14 million albums
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