Real name: James Blair. Producer/remixer from Manchester, England (UK), who made a name for himself producing bootleg remixes for Kylie Minogue before delivering commissioned mixes for various labels & artists.

Project K has created remixes for, amongst others, Hazell Dean, Nicki French, Shakespear’s Sister, Sonia and Peter Wilson.

In 2020, Cherry Pop released his remixes of Water on Glass and Can You Hear It, on deluxe editions of the albums Kim Wilde and Catch as Catch Can.

In 2024, Project K remixed ‘Videotheque’, the track by Nina & Ricky Wilde, for their album Remixed Hearts.

Real name: Pien Breeuwsma. Born in Oldeboarn (Netherlands), she discovers music at a young age. She starts guitar lessons at ten, then started writing her first songs. She applies at the conservatory in Amsterdam but is not accepted – twice. She ends up at the conservatory in Haarlem. During this study she forms the band Blue June. They record three music videos and release an EP.

After the breakup of the band, Pyn decides to go at it alone. She finishes the conservatory in the summer of 2015 and releases the EP ‘The Rider’ a year later. In early 2018 she travels to South Korea together with her brother, shorttracker Daan Breeuwsma, where she performs for South Koreans but also gets the opportunity to present herself before the Dutch media.

In November 2018 she supported Kim Wilde during her tour in the Netherlands. Together with drummer Chris she played five songs every night.

In 2023, Pyn released her debut album Beat Drama.
In 2024, Pyn remixed ‘Fighter’, the track by Nina & Ricky Wilde, for their album Remixed Hearts.

Felicia Punzo was born on 16 June 1993 in South Philadelphia (USA). She started singing and performing for people since the age of 4. At the age of 11, Felicia sang the National Anthem at the Philadelphia Kixx game. She has performed in 13 musicals including leading roles in ‘Annie’, ‘The Wizard Of Oz’, ‘Bye Bye Birdie’ and ‘The Music Man’.

In August 2007 she started a singing career as well, recording a cover version of ‘The Greatest Love Of All’. That same year in December, she released ‘Angel’, a song Felicia had written for a close friend who passed at a young age. In 2008 the dance EP ‘Felicia’ was recorded and released with Mike Forte (writer of Vanessa Williams’ ‘Dreaming’). A year later, ‘Sweet Emotions’ was released. In 2010 Mona Shater and Felicia worked on her single ‘I’m Just A Kid’. A few months later Rodney Lester and Eddy Lantigua started working with Felicia, coming out with an R&B song called ‘Alone’. After performing ‘Alone’ at an event producer Mike Rizzo and Mr. Mig from Funk Generation came up with a great idea to remix the R&B track to a dance hit. In 2012, Felicia released the EP ‘Grown’. This was followed in 2015 with the EP ‘Turn it up!’, which included a cover version of Kim Wilde’s Never Trust a Stranger.

Slobodan Petrovic jr. uses the name Pulsedriver for his projects in the dance music field. He begins his career as a DJ in 1990 in northern German clubs and plays mostly house, techno and trance music. Under the name of DJ Tibby he can quickly make a name for himself. In a short while he is a wellknown guest in wellknown venues in Kiel and Hamburg.

In 1996 he releases his first single, “Aqualoop – Twilight zone”. This single develops quickly into a real club hymn. Further singles follow, as well as other projects, and they can all achieve the same sort of success.

The international appeal appears to be unspectacular at first. In November 1997 the name Pulsedriver is used for the first time. With the singles “Pulsedriver – Rhythmic Trip”, “Timemachine” and “I’m Rushin'” the name slowly grows to one of the more requested ones in clubs.
The commercial success comes with the single “Kiss That Sound / Something for your mind”. After good placings in the German dancechart, the single climbs the commercial chart. The singles “I Dominate U”, “Take U High” and “Your Spirit Is Shining” even more commercial success awaits. In 2001, Pulsedriver releases a cover of Kim Wilde’s 1981 hit Cambodia. This proves to be a good choice: it gets to no. 11 in Germany and no. 5 in Austria.

Consequently, Pulsedriver was asked to do a remix of Kim Wilde’s new single Loved. This remix was released to club DJ’s in November 2001 and commercially released as a cd-single in Germany in February 2002.