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Sonique des Fleurs has been rockin' the dancefloor for 8 years strong, laying down her unique blend of house and trance for crowds up and down the West coast. Her enthusiasm for the scene led her to the Arizona trance collective 100% Natural Groove/ Desert Trance Society, in which she plays a leading role. Her notable career highlights include performances at the Phoenix Festival series of events in the Pacific Northwest, broadcasts online and over the airwaves on Groovetech Radio (Seattle) and Energy Radio 92.7 (Phoenix), recurring appearances at the respected Phoenix-area clubs Myst, Freedom, Sky Lounge, and 702 DWNTWN, as well as acclaimed events such as Acid Reign, Philter, and Earthdance (Tucson). At home in both the club and rave scenes, she has performed alongside National and International DJs John Bishop, BK, DRC, DJ Mea, Woody McBride, D:Fuse, Reid Speed, Radar, Antonio Ocasio, and many others.
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Sonique is the kind of overnight success story that took a decade to become a success. Though Sonique was a well-known DJ along the British club circuit in the late '90s, it was one song that made her fame go through the roof: "It Feels So Good."
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Though she was originally a gymnast, diver, and runner, British pop diva/DJ Sonique became a popular and critically acclaimed force in international dance music. Raised on a mix of classic soul and disco, Sonique began singing as a child and cut her first single, "Let Me Hold You," for Cooltempo Records while she was still a teenager. A few years later, she collaborated with DJ Mark Moore as one half of the dance-pop duo S'Express, co-writing and singing on songs like "Nothing to Lose" and "Find 'Em, Fool 'Em, Forget 'Em," both of which were charting singles in the U.K. and were featured on S'Express' 1990 album Intercourse. Sonique's growing involvement in Britain's club scene led to her interest in becoming a DJ herself and she trained for three years before spinning in public. The time was well-spent. Soon after her club debut, she earned followings in Europe, Hong Kong, and the U.S.; contributed vocals to tracks by Josh Wink, Kendo, Gusto, and Helicopter; and appeared on DJ compilations like 1997's Introspective of House, Third Dimension and 1998's British Anthems Summertime.
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Though she was originally a gymnast, diver, and runner, British pop diva/DJ Sonique became a popular and critically acclaimed force in international dance music. Raised on a mix of classic soul and disco, Sonique began singing as a child and cut her first single, "Let Me Hold You," for Cooltempo Records while she was still a teenager. A few years later, she collaborated with DJ Mark Moore as one half of the dance-pop duo S'Express, co-writing and singing on songs like "Nothing to Lose" and "Find 'Em, Fool 'Em, Forget 'Em," both of which were charting singles in the U.K. and were featured on S'Express' 1990 album Intercourse.
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What makes Sonique so unique as a DJ is that she has blended her excellent powerful and emotive singing abilities with a natural mixing talent to create a unique club atmosphere. As soon as she steps up to the decks she picks up the mic and introduces herself, instantly connecting with the crowd and setting up the atmosphere for an unforgettable night.
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Biography: Though she was originally a gymnast, diver, and runner, British pop diva/DJ Sonique became a popular and critically acclaimed force in international dance music. Raised on a mix of classic soul and disco, Sonique began singing as a child and cut her first single, "Let Me Hold You," for Cooltempo Records ...Read full biography
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