Trance
Trance formed in London in the late 1980s, with Terri B. on vocals, Jacky T. on guitar, Cyrus B. on bass, and Danny C. on drums. Their debut album 'Natural...
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Trance formed in London in the late 1980s, with Terri B. on vocals, Jacky T. on guitar, Cyrus B. on bass, and Danny C. on drums. Their debut album 'Natural Progression' found an audience with its mix of soul, R&B, and electronic touches. Songs like 'Ain't No Love' and 'Break The Chains' became early signatures.
Their lyrics often dealt with personal struggles and social themes, which drew some criticism alongside the praise. The band released several albums, including 'Exquisite' and 'The Power', showing a range from ballads to dance tracks. 'Heavy Metal Queen' and 'Storm & Thunder' are among their other notable songs.
Terri B.'s vocals remained a central feature throughout their work. The group's sound, built around her voice and Jacky T.'s guitar arrangements, kept a consistent core even as they explored different styles on records.
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