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BARBARA
TUCKER
She is a Writer, Club
Promoter and Entertainer Extraordinaire!
"Once during the lifespan of a musical style comes an extraordinary
artist that captures the era. In Dance Music that is Barbara Tucker --
entertainer, writer, choreographer, dancer, and singer."
The world-renowned, leading
diva of dance music is much more than just a vocalist -- she lives to
bring the spirit of love from the stage to the floor. Strong in her
belief of the power of the stage, she performs from her pulpit,
singing the message of everyday people, everyday love.
Once Barbara has blessed the stage, you are guaranteed to be touched,
to feel joy, and to move to her inspirational message. The advanced
technology that has been added to her live shows allows Barbara to go
with the spirit of her audience, never giving the same show twice with
nothing short of real. While others memorize every ad-lib, Barbara
loves adding new sounds that create excitement to the show, riding on
the feeling of the night.
As the co-founder of The Underground Network, the longest running club
night in New York City's history, Barbara has been a strong force in
the New York scene for years. All her hard work networking has also
brought the house scene closer together around the world. She
consistently promotes the Underground Network by organizing tours and
booking/producing up-and-coming artists -- from Tokyo and Africa to
Chicago and London. As a solo artist she has traveled the world over
and over again from Russia to Sweden an as far as Africa. She’s done
the Berlin Dance Award & MTV Parties all over the world. And this is
just the beginning!
Barbara has toured with and/or recorded background vocals for Pet Shop
Boys, Dave Steward, Deee-lite, Wyclef Jean, George Clinton and Reel to
Reel. She has also choreographed and/or danced with Shannon, C&C Music
Factory, Jay Williams, Sabel, BWP, Johnny O, Jovann, Butch Quick, Soul
System, and Too Nice.
Barbara is also the creator of the B-Crew project that featured
herself, Mone, Dajae and Ultra Nate for which she wrote the hit song
"Party Feelin". She has worked with numerous artists including Byron
Stingily, Duane Harden, Inaya Day, George Morel, Mijan, DJ Disciple,
DJ Paul Trouble Anderson, Pierre Salandy and the Pasta Boys.
Barbara has worked with or is currently working with the industry's
top producers including Tommy Musto, Little Louie Vega (Dance Classics
such as "Beautiful People/Deep Inside", "Stay Together "and "I Get
Lifted"), Lil Louis, Danny Tenaglia, M&S - London (Soulful songs such
as "Keep on loving you" and "Bring You Love"), Mood II Swing, Albert
Cabrera (Formerly Latin Rascals), Eric Morillo ("Jazz it Up" and
"Party Feelin"), Full Force, DJ Pierre ("Everybody Dance"), Whiplash
and Turner ("Stop Playing with My Mind").
Currently Barbara has been working on a couple of projects, a new,
rising track with David Guetta “Give me Something”, a new track
“Peacemaker” with her group the B-Crew which features various artist,
She’s Founder and organizer of “Let the singers be heard”, she is the
only recording artist that has a yearly residency in IBIZA SPAIN at
Club Space on Wednesday morning that she has been doing for the past
couple of years where she hosts a weekly party that’s banging, and of
course her long awaited album with producers like Louis Radio’,
Richard Humpty Vision, Pete Lorimer, Big Moses and Marcus Fugate. This
album will capture the “MANY SEASONS OF A WOMAN” all rolled up into
one.
RECORD REVIEW - BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE

Barbara Tucker
looked set to explode on the dance scene and take her rightful place
among the divas in the mid 90s. She had promoted the legendary
Underground Network weeklies in New York that featured Lil Louie
Vega and a parade of guest stars. Her debut single "Beautiful
People" was released on Strictly Rhythm to a fantastic response
among garage fans. Uplifting lyrics, gospelly chords and Vega's
customary dance-inspiring beats made the song an instant classic.
"I Get Lifted" and "Stay Together," fortified with mixes from Armand
Van Helden and Frankie Feliciano, built the anticipation for a
full-length to a fever pitch. Both the label and Tucker promised
one would be forthcoming.
There were
one-off singles, like "Peg" on Hospital Records, her vocal rendition
of DJ Pierre's "Horn Song" (retitled "Everybody Dance"), and a hit
duet with Daryl B'bourneau, "Stop Messing With My Mind," but there's
still no LP on the horizon, or is there?
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