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Oceanlab

Oceanlab is a vocal trance group consisting of Jonathan Grant, Tony McGuinness Paavo Siljamäki (who also record and remix under the name Above & Beyond) & Justine Suissa, a singer who has also collaborated with other artists such as Chicane. Oceanlab are considered among the best trance producers of the moment, and all of their singles have been praised by DJs and trance lovers.

Discography

  • Clear Blue Water
  • Beautiful Together
  • Sky Falls Down
  • Satellite

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Oceanlab are considered among the best trance producers of the moment, and all of their singles have been praised by DJs and trance lovers. There is also a road called "The Platters" in the county of Kent in south east England. Oceanlab is a vocal trance group consisting of Jonathan Grant, Tony McGuinness Paavo Siljamäki (who also record and remix under the name Above & Beyond) & Justine Suissa, a singer who has also collaborated with other artists such as Chicane. The group was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1990 and into the Vocal Group Hall of Fame in 1998, its first year. Satellite. The Platters are still known as one of the most romantic doo wop groups, in spite of having broken up in 1961. Sky Falls Down. "Only You", "My Prayer", and "Harbor Lights" also became popular; all were known at the time as excellent "make-out songs".

Beautiful Together. "The Magic Touch" was their first top-ten hit, followed by "The Great Pretender" and "Twilight Time." In 1959 they had a number one hit with Jerome Kern's "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes," despite the fact that Kern's widow had expressed concern that her late husband's standard would be turned into a 'rock and roll' record. Clear Blue Water. They signed with Mercury Records and, under Ram's leadership, became one of the most popular black singing groups of the time. They first signed with Federal Records, but moved after meeting manager, producer and songwriter Buck Ram. The Platters were a very successful doo wop group, formed in 1953.