Turbo B
American rapper and vocalist
Born
April 30th, 1967
57 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
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Active in the early 1990s, the artist gained prominence as a member of the hip hop group Snap! The group achieved significant success with hit singles such as 'The Power' and 'Rhythm Is Gonna Get You.' The style blended Eurodance and hip hop, contributing to the dance music scene of that era. The artist also contributed to other projects and collaborations throughout the 1990s, showcasing a blend of rap and vocal performances. The work in Snap! particularly helped popularize a distinctive sound that fused energetic beats with catchy hooks, giving rise to memorable dance tracks that remain influential.
Membership in the group Snap!
Performance of 'The Power'
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