DBA

Bristol-based electro-dance trio DBA is certainly part of an evergrowing list of Religious dance artists. Component of a loose-knit congregation collectively referred to as Engage (various other groups consist of Trip and Hydro), DBA are producer-mixers Robbie Bronnimann (who got previously caused Howard Jones) and Ray Goudie, along with feminine vocalist Shaz Sparks. Bronnimann and Goudie, previously from the modern Christian group Heartbeat, got previously worked jointly on three even more guitar-oriented and overtly Christian-themed albums, 1992’s Out of Drinking water, 1993’s THE FANTASTIC Awakening, and 1994’s Shout, beneath the musician name 65 dBA. When Sparks became a member of the manufacturers as business lead vocalist, the brand new trio shortened their name and shifted fully in to the digital dance music hinted at on Shout. In addition they soft-pedaled the particularly Christian-themed lyrics an impression and only a far more general but nonetheless positive lyrical message, perhaps so that they can move beyond the relatively marginalized Christian music marketplace. Their first record under the brand-new path, 1996’s Bubble, included a fantastic reworking of Burt Bacharach and Hal David’s suitable “I Say just a little Prayer.” Though DBA hasn’t released anything under their very own name since that record, Bronnimann and Goudie possess kept busy creating and remixing various other performers in the United kingdom Christian dance picture, both individually and in tandem.