Born as Matthew Jonathan Darey on November 29, 1968, Matt Darey first came to prominence in the 1990’s when he started creating remixes for various artists including Mark Morrison, Gina G and Erasure. He also made remixes for Kim Wilde: he created dub and vocal remixes for Breakin’ Away, Heaven and Shame.

Through the 90’s whilst developing his sound on the underground Matt was also writing, producing and remixing tracks that were crossing over from the club into the mainstream charts. He pioneered the Trance genre in 1994 with tracks like ‘Point Zero’. Alongside his electronic club sounds, producing more epic soundscapes like ‘Red skin’ for video games and movie soundtracks.

Darey wrote and produced the raga house track by Orgasmatron entitled ‘Rock the Disco’, which was released on Universal Records in 1996.

DJ ADK is the pseudonym of Arjan van Midden, a Dutch DJ. He made a cover version of You Came in 2007. The vocals on this version were recorded by an unknown singer, who is named Linda. His track was remixed by Vorwerk, who released a cover version of the same song the year before.

At the time of the release of this cover, DJ ADK was the resident DJ at Manebrug, a night club in Lopik (Netherlands).

Darling Waste began in Cleveland, Ohio. Chasing the dream to New York City, Darling Waste evolved into a 4-piece band and hit the road. After eight years, over 600 DIY shows in 11 countries, the band has built a fiercely loyal army of devoted fans. The band consists of Lance Waste (vocals, guitar, bass, keyboards), Madeline Hoyle (guitar, bass), Donnie Talbott (drums), Gianni Appicciafuoco (guitar) and Kelli Stilgenbauer (bass).

They have released nine albums between 2012 and now. One of them was the album ‘Say the words’ (2013), which included a cover version of Kids in America.

Steve DuBerry is a British Grammy Award nominated songwriter and record producer, co-writer of Tina Turner’s ‘I don’t wanna fight’ (along with Lulu and her brother Billy Lawrie). DuBerry has also written and produced material for Blue, Jackie Jackson, Simon Webbe, Paulini, Chris De Burgh, Heather Small, Joe Cocker, Liberty X, Cliff Richard, and Marvin and Tamara.

He has also composed and produced numerous television titles, including Football Italia, World Rally, Channel 4’s Horse Racing and FA Cup Soccer.

DuBerry has sold in excess of 10 million records worldwide, has received 5 BMI awards, an Ivor Novello Award nomination, a Grammy Award nomination, and has received a BMI 2 Million Play award.

Together with Ricky Wilde he wrote the song Game Over for Kim’s 2006 album Never Say Never.

Born in London on 4 June 1987, Emily Dolan Davies was raised by parents who encouraged her to play instruments, but none of them really ‘clicked’ until she went to a drum club at age 11. She started taking private lessons and played with every band and musician possible inside of school. After her A-levels she started playing drums with different bands.

Her first professional touring experience happened when she was 20 years old, with The Hours. She spent 2 years touring around the world. Highlights of those 2 years include playing with Bono of U2, recording an album with The Hours (See The Light), produced by Flood (U2, Nine Inch Nails) collaborating with Damien Hirst on the artwork and shooting a video with Tony Kaye.

In 2010 she joined Bryan Ferry to record on his album Olympia which was released October 2010 on Virgin Records, and to join his corporate band for 3 years. The next year she joined trip-hop artist Tricky on his his ‘Mixed Race’ world tour for a year followed by a UK tour and festival run with Cher Lloyd in 2012. 2013 was spent touring with XFactor artist Janet Devlin around the UK promoting her debut album Hide and Seek as well as with Jazz artist Emilia Mitiku promoting her album I Belong To You. 2014 brought her gigs playing with Becky Hill of ‘The Voice’ fame and she toured the US and Asia with Thompson Twins’ Tom Bailey, as well as recording The Darkness’ 4th studio album, ‘Last Of Our Kind‘, which she toured prior to its release in June 2015.

Not depending solely on touring commitments, she decided to set up an online drumming studio. Via her own website emilydrums.com she provides drum tracks for whoever requires them.

In 2018 she joined Kim Wilde’s band as one of two drummers, alongside Jonathan Atkinson, during the Here Come The Aliens Tour. Recordings of this tour appear on the album Aliens Live.

Composer, filmmaker, writer, performer, based in Chicago, IL (USA), working in multiple media. His music includes film scores, opera, theatre, installation and performance.

In 2011, to pay medical bills, he released an album called ‘Broken leg duets’ via the Bandcamp website. The album included a cover version of Kim Wilde’s Kids in America, recorded with Katy Albert.

Born 1 June 1968 in Australia, Jason Donovan started his carreer in the mid-80’s when he accepted the part of Scott Robinson in the Australian daily soapserie ‘Neighbours’. He played alongside Kylie Minogue, who played the part of Charlene Ramsey. They left the series after 4,5 years, to pursue singing careers.
Both Kylie and Jason were contracted by the producerstrio Stock, Aitken & Waterman. Jason launched his carreer when he sang a duet with Kylie, who had already had a few hit singles in 1988.
This duet, called ‘Especially for You’, stormed the charts worldwide in the spring of 1989, and paved the way for a successful solo carreer for Jason. He enjoyed many top 10 hits in the United Kingdom, including charttoppers like ‘Too Many Broken Hearts’, ‘All Around the World’, ‘Any Dream Will Do’ and ‘Sealed With a Kiss’, a cover of the Bobby Vinton song.
After three albums and one greatest hits compilation Jason decided to focus on acting and performing in musicals. He performed in films like ‘Shadows of the Heart’, ‘Blood Oath’ and ‘Rough Diamonds’, and the musicals ‘Camelot’, ‘Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat’ and ‘The Rocky Horror Show’.

Jason sang a duet with Kim Wilde for an anniversary show for Amnesty International called ‘The big 30’ on December 28, 1991. They performed the track Harvest for the World together.

Donovan later admitted that by 1995 he had a serious drug problem, taking around three grams of cocaine a day. In early 1995, he attended model Kate Moss’s 21st birthday party at The Viper Room in Los Angeles, where he suffered a drug overdose. It took him several years to become ‘clean’, but he has been drug-free since his first child was born, daughter Jemma in March 2000. He continued to act on stage and television, and had a role in the medical-legal television drama MDA (2003–05), on Australia’s ABC network. Since 2003, Donovan has also lent his voice to the Buzz! series of quiz video games.

In late 2004, he was headlining in the stage musical Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. He finished his original run on 13 March 2005, but was then invited back from June onwards to play in the final two months of the show, until its closure on 4 September 2005. Following this, he has toured the UK performing a few gigs and returned to the stage in January 2006 to star in a UK tour of Stephen Sondheim’s ‘Sweeney Todd’. After this, he returned to Melbourne to star in David Eldrige’s Australian transfer of the London drama ‘Festen’.

In March 2012, Donovan released a new album of cover versions, ‘Sign of Your Love’,  which peaked at number 36 in the UK Albums Chart. Later that year he toured the UK and Europe in a new version of Jeff Wayne’s ‘War of the Worlds’, playing Parson Nathaniel.

Since 2015, Donovan has presented ‘Jason Donovan’s 80s Rewind’ (known as All 80s from 2015 to 2017) on Heart Radio, which airs on Sunday evenings from 7 pm until 10 pm. In 2016, Donovan toured the UK with his ‘Ten Good Reasons and Greatest Hits Tour’.

In April 2019, both Jason Donovan and Kim Wilde recorded commercials for Cadbury Darkmilk chocolate.