Chicane

Chicane may be the group name for Uk trance musician and remixer Nick Bracegirdle, who all first attracted interest beneath the name Disco People with the very best 40 U.K. strike “THE FOLLOWING AT THIS TIME” in 1995. Changing to Chicane, he reached the United kingdom Best 20 in past due 1996 with “Just offshore.” Then enlisted Clannad’s Maire Brennan for the remake from the Clannad strike “The Theme from Harry’s Video game” beneath the name “Saltwater,” which reached the U.K. TOP and became a global strike. The very first Chicane record, Definately not the Maddening Crowds, premiered in 1997. Being a remixer, Bracegirdle changed Bryan Adams’ “Cloud #9” for another main strike in most Traditional western countries. Using Adams as an uncredited vocalist, then topped the United kingdom graphs with “Don’t QUIT.” It had been featured on the next Chicane record, Behind sunlight, released in European countries in the springtime of 2000. This disk reached the very best Ten in Britain and charted across European countries and in china and taiwan. Behind sunlight was released within the U.S. in August 2000 and Visions of Ibiza made an appearance the next summer months. Within the years that implemented Bracegirdle suffered some setbacks, leading to him launching his 2007 record, Somersault, separately. He released his following five albums through his D.We.Con. label Modena, culminating with 2016’s Twenty.