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Alice Deejay

Alice Deejay is a Dutch dance music act, front by Judith Pronk (born December 8, 1973, a dance music DJ from The Netherlands.

Trained in ballet from the age of 6, Pronk trained to the level of teacher, but did not take it up as a career path. At the age of 18, she began working in the nightclubs of Amsterdam.

The groups first, and to date only album, Who Needs Guitars Anyway? was released on April 11, 2000, and the first single off the album Better Off Alone charted highly in many countries across Europe.

Later singles off the album failed to do so well, except in the UK where they all entered the top 20. The band is often seen as a one hit wonder due to this.

The group has not performed publically since November 9, 2002, when they played a gig in Utrecht.

Discography

Albums

  • Who Needs Guitars Anyway?

Singles

  • Better Off Alone (1999)
  • Back in My Life (1999)
  • Will I Ever (2000)
  • The Lonely One (2000)
  • Celebrate Our Love (2001)

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Singles. In 2005, to coincide with the 10th anniversary of Ayreon, The Final Experiment was reissued with a bonus semi-acoustic disc; this reissue is not yet available in the United States. Albums. Starting in 2004, Arjen began rereleasing his Ayreon catalog, with enhancements ranging from basic (The Universal Migrator, issued as a two-disc set instead of two separate albums) to drastic (Actual Fantasy, "Revisited" with completely re-recorded drums, bass, synth and flute). The group has not performed publically since November 9, 2002, when they played a gig in Utrecht. With The Human Equation, Ayreon turned away from the usual science fiction and fantasy themes with a story taking place inside the head of a man lying comatose in a hospital bed after a bizarre car accident in broad daylight, with no other cars in sight. The band is often seen as a one hit wonder due to this. As on Into the Electric Castle, there are several singers, each playing their own role.

Later singles off the album failed to do so well, except in the UK where they all entered the top 20. The latest Ayreon release is The Human Equation, released in 2004. The groups first, and to date only album, Who Needs Guitars Anyway? was released on April 11, 2000, and the first single off the album Better Off Alone charted highly in many countries across Europe. Bruce Dickinson (Iron Maiden) made an appearance on Flight of the Migrator, being probably the best-known musician to appear on an Ayreon album. At the age of 18, she began working in the nightclubs of Amsterdam. Again, both of these albums have about ten singers supported by many instrumentalists. Trained in ballet from the age of 6, Pronk trained to the level of teacher, but did not take it up as a career path. 2: Flight of the Migrator.

Alice Deejay is a Dutch dance music act, front by Judith Pronk (born December 8, 1973, a dance music DJ from The Netherlands. Later, he "pre-incarnates" further back, all the way to the big bang in the heavy second album, Universal Migrator, Pt. Celebrate Our Love (2001). This first album consists of soft, atmospheric progressive rock. The Lonely One (2000). 1: The Dream Sequencer, he begins a trip back in time to flashbacks of different peoples' memories during human history, using a device called Dream Sequencer. Will I Ever (2000). In the story of the first CD, Universal Migrator, Pt.

Back in My Life (1999). The twin album The Universal Migrator (2000) features a science fiction story of the last human alive, living in the Mars colony. Better Off Alone (1999). This story full of science-fiction clichés is told in psychedelic rock by eight singers (along with a few supporters), each playing a role of a single character, and eleven instrumentalists. Who Needs Guitars Anyway?. There, a mysterious voice talks to them, guiding them on their quest to find a way home through the Electric Castle. The double album is a story of eight people from different eras of humankind, locked together in a weird "place of no-time and no-space".

Into the Electric Castle - A Space Opera (1998) is considered by many as the best Ayreon album. There are "only" three singers and three instrumentalists on Actual Fantasy. With its individual fantasy stories, it can still be considered a concept album though. Actual Fantasy from 1996 is the only Ayreon album without a continuous story.

All albums feature many guest musicians. Ayreon albums are written by Arjen Lucassen who also sings and plays instruments on each album. The Final Experiment is often mentioned as one of the first metal operas and a reviver of the rock opera genre. The album features thirteen singers and seven instrumentalists, most of them Dutch.

The first Ayreon CD, released in 1995, is The Final Experiment, a story of a man in 6th century Britain who begins to receive messages from scientists in the year 2084 when humankind has almost destroyed itself in a final great war. Use of rare instruments to support the more conventional rock instruments is common for Ayreon. Ayreon's music is characterized by the combination of mellow rock and metal, often within the same songs. Ayreon has an original musical style which derives mostly from heavy metal and progressive rock, but combines them with different genres to form what some call a completely new style of music.

Ayreon is a Dutch music project by Arjen Anthony Lucassen. The Human Equation (2004). Ayreonauts Only (2001). 2: Flight of the Migrator (2000).

Universal Migrator, Pt. 1: The Dream Sequencer (2000). Universal Migrator, Pt. Into the Electric Castle (1998).

Actual Fantasy (1996). The Final Experiment (1995).