Sonique
Singer-songwriter and DJ known for 'It Feels So Good'
Singer-songwriter and DJ known for 'It Feels So Good'
Born in 1968, this English singer-songwriter and DJ gained prominence in the late 1990s. The career began as a member of the band S.R. (Soul II Soul Records) before establishing a successful solo career. Released the chart-topping single 'It Feels So Good' in 2000, which became a staple of the era's dance music scene. The debut album, 'Hear My Cry,' showcased a mix of pop and dance sounds, further solidifying a position in the music industry. Over the years, this artist received critical acclaim and recognition from peers.
Released the hit single 'It Feels So Good'
Achieved chart success with 'Hear My Cry'
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