She does not like having her trio compared to Aqua : 'It's hard to say how we are different. She has a 3-year-old daughter, Emma, whom she proudly acknowledged in the album, They Came To Rule.

Nowadays she listens to a lot of pop music. I tried other things like playing the piano and using the computer to produce music but it just didn't work out.'. I was just about the only girl playing and it was like, so hard to improve at their pace. 'In my teens, I used to play some instruments but gave that up because, I couldn't keep up with the boys.

I have a deep voice and when he heard it, his attitude was (laughing) like 'I'm going to sing the Blues'.' He was sort of the dance manager then in Systematixx and when we first met, he hated my voice. 'We tried rap but it just wasn't working out, so we threw out the rap and then we met Sieber' she explains. She met Jesper Tonnov Rasmussen, one of her future Daze partner, when they were a part of Systematixx (she herself did vocals on Power Of Love). Before Daze, she also did vocals for the project Double Divine under the name Trine Q. Trine Bix Biographyīelow is the official biography of Trine Bix. Album sales were a disappointment, and as a result Daze's second album has become quite a collector's item. In 2001 Daze released their second studio album, 'They Came To Rule'. '2nd Chance' would be Daze's final single for many years. However, obvious changes in sound and style prevented Daze from maintaining the popularity they had received with their first album. Its radio version was totally reworked by DJ Jurgen (who produced Alice Deejay's first single) and it has fantastic female vocals, and great synths. In 2000, Daze's second new single '2nd Chance' was released. However, 15 Minutes of Fame did not have the same success that was expected. They also announced that a new album, 'They Came To Rule', was in production. They Came To RuleĪfter almost 2 years of silence, Daze returned in 1999 with a new single entitled 15 Minutes Of Fame. In February 1998 Daze received a Grammy Award for Best Dance Album of 1997 at the prestigious Danish Grammy. Super Heroes is especially popular in Scandinavia where over 250,000 copies of the album have been sold. When the debut album, 'Super Heroes', was released in October 1997, it immediately charted in Finland with a peak at No.

Together Forever is a tribute to Virtual Pets all over the world and especially the most famous of them all, the Tamagotchi. The two follow-up singles Toy Boy and Together Forever (The Cyber Pet Song) - formerly known as Tamagotchi - have both ruled the radio stations in Finland, Norway, Sweden and Denmark. Successĭaze's single Superhero was awarded both Gold and Platinum all over Scandinavia. An international release date is expected soon. It also features Daze's original band logo that was dropped after the release of 'Super Heroes' in the late 90s and replaced by the flame logo. On June 23rd, 2012, Daze released their new single ' Fool Me.' The single was released to digital music stores such as iTunes and Spotify in Europe along with an extended mix. Daze is a project of Johnny Jam & Delgado, who also worked with Aqua and Me & My. They had two albums, Super Heroes (1997), and They Came To Rule (2001). They are most well known for their hit single 'Superhero' (sometimes known as 'Superhero Lover'), and 'Together Forever (Tamagotchi)', which is also known as 'The Cyber Pet Song'. Daze is a Danish Bubblegum dance group made up of members Trine Bix, Sieber, and Jesper.

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