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True Steppers
True Steppers were a British dance collective that formed in London around 1989. Their early single 'Spy In The House' from 1991 found some success on dance...
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True Steppers were a British dance collective that formed in London around 1989. Their early single 'Spy In The House' from 1991 found some success on dance floors with its straightforward house rhythms.
In 1997, they worked with Victoria Beckham on the track 'Out of Your Mind.' That collaboration brought them wider attention, pairing Beckham's pop vocals with their dance production style.
They faced some legal and financial disputes in the late 1990s, which complicated things for a while. The group's activity tapered off after that period.
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