Cevin Fisher

Try the BEST MySpace Editor and MySpace Backgrounds at MySpace Toolbox !One of the breakout house producers of the late '90s, though he'd been working for a decade before, Cevin Fisher is responsible for a growing number of club favorites including His two number one Billboard Hits "The Freaks Come Out," and "(You Got Me) Burnin' Up," As well as "Music Saved My Life," and "Women Beat Their Men." Fisher began DJing while in his teens, first in his father's New Jersey bar and at various college gigs but later in a spot at the mecca for garage music, Club Zanzibar. From there, he moved to New York in the late '80s and began working on production with employees like Motown and Arthur Baker's Shakedown Studios. Convinced by Danny Tenaglia to begin recording on his own, he debuted with several anthemic tunes like "House Is a Feeling" (as Sunday School) and "Hands on Love," songs that carried on the vibes of early house pioneers Tony Humphries and Larry Heard. Early singles "The Way We Used To" and "Check This Out" earned international clubplay, though it was 1998's "The Freaks Come Out" that pushed him into the mainstream house stratosphere. Released on at least five different labels, the single made Fisher's reputation as a suave producer, with preeminent vocals on his cuts. Two compilations appeared in 1999, the mixed Dangerous Disco and the Nervous compilation Cevin Fisher's Nervous Tracks. One year later, Underground 2000 appeared on Razor & Tie. Fisher has also remixed Quincy Jones, Chaka Khan, Robert Miles and Kevin Aviance. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide ..2007 brings Fisher to another level . The launch of his very own imprint Limelight Recordings . It's been a long time coming , Look out for the single's"Feel It For Yourself" and "Love And Desire" "Make Your Body Hot" "Keep Movin Your Body" Released exclusively at Beatport ...