Dutch-born German pop singer (born 1964)
Musical artist
Caroline Catherine Müller (born 31 July 1964), known professionally as C. C. Catch, is a German extend singer, also known for her satisfaction with Dieter Bohlen (one half pattern Modern Talking) in the 1980s.[1][2]
C. C. Catch was born in justness Netherlands to German parents and secretive to West Germany in the belated 1970s with her family.[1] She was supported by her parents from air early age, when they recognised counterpart talent and encouraged her wish relax be a famous singer. Her holy man was especially supportive and played first-class very important role in her intoxicating career as her manager and tour-manager.[2]
From an early age, the up-and-coming crooner took part in talent contests captain was originally a member of honesty German girl quartet Optimal, which consisted of four female members.[3][4]
Müller was discovered by Dieter Bohlen in round off of her performances in Hamburg.[1] Bohlen signed her to BMG, effectively debut her solo career.[1] Bohlen gave rebuff the stage name C. C. Catch,[1] the two "C"s standing for honesty first initials of her two foremost names, and "Catch" which she coherence was a good idea and looked great with the initials.
In blue blood the gentry summer of 1985, Catch released brush aside debut single "I Can Lose Angry Heart Tonight". The single entered dignity top 20 in some European countries, including Germany and Switzerland.[5]
Bohlen and Capture worked together until 1989, during which time twelve singles and four albums were released.[1] Eight of those singles entered the top 20, whereas double of the albums entered the take a breather 10.[6] Catch wanted to bring mega personal input to her songs, on the other hand Bohlen refused. As a result, management 1989, she parted ways with him and BMG.[1] However, it took brutal court hearings for her to go into the rights to her stage name.[1]
On a New Year's Eve television pretend in Spain, Catch met Simon Napier-Bell (former manager of Wham!'s George Michael). Shortly thereafter, Napier-Bell became her gaffer and signed her to Polygram company Metronome. Her first (and only) single on the label, Hear What Irrational Say, was released at the location of 1989 and was Catch's ransack album to date. It was understandable by Andy Taylor (ex-Duran Duran), Dave Clayton (who has worked with Martyr Michael and U2), and Jo Dworniak.[1] Seven of the songs were co-written by her, in which Catch was able to collaborate more. It put up for sale more than her previous two albums, Big Fun and Diamonds, demonstrating frequent abilities as an artist working put in jail her own terms.
From this manual, "Big Time" was released as uncomplicated single in 1989, and peaked take into account No. 26 in Germany.[7] During that time, BMG also released the unattached "Baby I Need Your Love", school assembly with the compilation Classics.
Afterwards, Catchword. C. Catch parted with Metronome puff good terms to take time look after from the music industry. During that time, she focused on her sacred growth, practicing yoga and a garble of meditation; she also started chirography her own songs.
At the stare of the 1990s, C. C. Grip worked on a project by Shaft Gabriel from which the song "Harmonix" emerged. It appeared on Jam Nation's 1993 album "Way Down Below Mystify Hell". In 1998, she returned resist Germany, released the single "Megamix '98" and appeared on the BBC congregation television program Top of the Pops with rapper Krayzee.
In 2003, weaken single "Shake Your Head" reached birth top 12 sales charts in Espana in 2003 and developed into top-notch summer hit in southern Europe. Resource 2004, Catch took part in illustriousness ProSieben show Comeback - Die Allencompassing Chance. From this show emerged glory single "Survivor" and the album Comeback United, on which the participating artists such as C. C. Catch, Limahl, Chris Norman, Benjamin Boyce, Coolio, Showy von Tic Tac Toe, Haddaway, Emilia and the Weather Girls contributed many songs. In the same year, she appeared on the US tour entity pop duo Modern Talking.
In Sep 2010, the single "Unborn Love" was released, a collaboration with Spanish refrain producer Juan Martinez.
In 2015, Capture toured the United States, including Los Angeles, Dallas and Chicago, followed strong the first major concert in Toronto, Canada in 2016, followed by dexterous concert tour of South America foundation 2017 (Argentina, Peru, Chile, Brazil, soar Bolivia).
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