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We hear from Rozalla on the latest episode of Mega Music Memories. Rozalla is best known for her epic dance anthem Everybody's Free (To Feel Good), which was a smash hit all around the world in 1991 and is still adored today by millions of fans.
Rozalla's had eight top 40 hits in the UK and was the support act for Michael Jackson on the European leg of his Dangerous tour in 1992.
Rozalla tells us about her early life growing up in Africa, the mind-blowing success of Everybody's Free (To Feel Good), what it was like to be on tour with Michael Jackson and Billy Ocean and she also talks to us about the music she's released in recent years - including her latest single I Want You Back - and her new album which is coming out later this year.
The 'Queen of Rave' also regales us with some brilliant anecdotes from her career about real A-list superstars including Al Pacino, Liz Taylor and Diana Ross to name just three.

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On the latest episode of Mega Music Memories we talk to Steve Grant and Denise Waterman from the 1980s pop group Tight Fit.
Alongside Julie Harris, Steve and Denise grabbed everyone’s attention in 1982 when their cover version of The Lion Sleeps Tonight shot to the top of the UK and Irish singles charts and their follow-up track, Fantasy Island, also broke the top five in both countries.
Tight Fit are releasing new music again 40 years after first capturing our hearts, with their latest single, Fallout, being released towards the end of last year.
Steve and Denise reflect on their remarkable early careers and the peak of their chart-topping fame and tell us about what they’ve both been up to since, taking us right up to the present day where they’re due to release their new album later this year.

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What's she gonna look like with a chimney on her?! In our latest episode we talk to Maya Days who famously sang those words on Feel It - her chart-topping collaboration with The Tamperer.
Maya explains what the song's all about and where that famous line came from - clearing up a few popular misconceptions along the way.
She talks to us about what it was like working with The Tamperer and riding high in the charts with UK Top 10 singles If You Buy This Record Your Life Will Be Better and Hammer To The Heart.
As well as being a successful recording artist, Maya is a huge star on Broadway too and she tells us about her career-defining roles of Mimi in Rent, Mary Magdalene in Jesus Christ Superstar and the title character in Aida.
Maya also discusses her TV and film career, which includes a recurring role acting alongside the likes of Glenn Close, Rose Byrne and Ted Danson in the critically-acclaimed series Damages.

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Angie Brown is our guest on this episode of Mega Music Memories. Angie is best known for her work as a vocalist for Bizarre Inc.
Angie blasts out the fierce lyrics on Bizarre Inc's smash hit I’m Gonna Get You, which peaked at number three in the UK singles chart in 1992.
She was also the female voice on Mark Morrison’s world famous number one single from 1996 - Return Of The Mack.
Angie's worked with some of the biggest artists and bands in the world during her 30-year career including Kate Bush, Heaven 17, Neneh Cherry, Beverley Knight, The Stereophonics, The Happy Mondays, Midge Ure, Grace Jones and The Rolling Stones.
And she had a front row seat as house music was exploding in the UK in the late 80s and early 90s.

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Alan Fitzsimons from the 90s boyband OTT is our guest on this episode of Mega Music Memories.
Alan, along with Niall O'Neill, Alan Mates, Glen Clark and Keith Cox, had three top 10 hits in Ireland in 1996.
Their domestic success brought them to the UK in 1997 where their songs Let Me In, Forever Girl and All Out Of Love reached numbers 12, 24 and 11 respectively on the UK singles chart before The Story Of Love also reached number 11 in 1998.
The boys were regulars on the television and radio, including notable appearances on Top Of The Pops where they bucked the trend at the time by singing live.
Among other things, Alan talks to us about what it was like as a very young man being in a successful boyband in the 1990s on both sides of the Irish Sea, what he got up to when the boyband days came to an end and his time on the TV talent show The Voice Of Ireland.