Missing Heart
Missing Heart | |
|---|---|
| Also known as | Apanachee |
| Origin | Germany |
| Genres | Eurodance |
| Years active | 1994–2003 2023-Present |
| Labels | Bros Music |
| Associated acts | E-Rotic, Apanachee, Shanadoo |
| Members | Janine Brändle (2023-Present) Bernd Meinunger (1994-Present) David Brandes (1994-Present) Domenico Labarile (1994-Present) Felix Gauder (1994-Present) |
| Past members | Lyane Leigh (1994-1999) Manu More (1999-2003) Lydia Madajewski (1999-2003) Elke Schlimbach (1997) |
Missing Heart are a Eurodance group managed by German producers David Brandes, Felix Gauder, Gary Jones and others.[1]
Missing Heart began in 1994 with Lyane Leigh as the main vocalist until 1999, when she was replaced by Russian singer Manu More, formerly of Smiles & More. They are best known for their hits "Wild Angels" and "Charlene". Their debut album "Mystery" was released in 2000.
Missing Heart's last release was a new song called "I Dream", released in Estonia in 2003, before going inactive.
Since 2023, Missing Heart has been revived with new vocalist Janine Brändle, starting with the single "Forever Young".
Discography[edit]
Albums[edit]
- 2000: Mystery
Singles[edit]
- 1994: Wild Angels
- 1996: Charlene
- 1997: Moonlight Shadow
- 2001: Tears In May
- 2002: The Last Kiss
- 2003: Save The Last Dance For Me
- 2003: I Dream
- 2023: Forever Young
- 2024: Runaway (with Collessio & Molow)
- 2024: Stay With Me (with Molow & Collessio)
Aliases[edit]
Songs by Missing Heart that were released as Singles under other project names.
- 2000: Queen Of Light (as E-Rotic)
- 2001: In Aeternum (as Apanachee)
- 2001: Prison Of Passion (as Apanachee)
Music videos[edit]
- 2001: Tears In May (Club Radio Mix)
References[edit]
External links[edit]
- http://www.discogs.com/artist/Missing+Heart
- http://www.eurodancehits.com/missingheart/index.html
- http://www.eurokdj.com/search/eurodb.php?name=Missing_Heart
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