Performance · Production
Diane Charlemagne
Manchester, United Kingdom
Diane Charlemagne is credited on 591 releases across 206 albums tracked on Gatefold, active 1983–2025 — the collector-built map of who actually made the music.
591
Credits
206
Albums
5
Decades active
82
In collections
Biography
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Born in February 22, 1964, Manchester, England, UK singer and songwriter. Charlemagne was best known for being the voice of eurodance act Urban Cookie Collective and of drum & bass hits such as Goldie's 'Inner City Life' and 'Kemistry' although she previously replaced Beverly McDonald for the great Urban Soul formation 52nd Street. She also worked with artists such as Rhythm Masters, Joey Negro and Satoshi Tomiie, and was a part of Moby's live band from 2000 onwards. She died of cancer on 28 October 2015, aged 51.
Bio from Discogs
Credited work
591 releases · 206 albums · active 1983–2025
- Performance · 984
- Production · 11
Studios: Moonraker Studios · Manic One · Reinforced Studios · Peer Music Studio
Discography
Records they worked on — most-collected first.
Timeless
1995
Inner City Life
1994
Believe
1998
Saturnz Return
1998
March
1989
INCredible Sound Of Drum'n'Bass Mixed By Goldie
1999
Ring Of Saturn
1998
Trainspotting #2 (Music From The Motion Picture Vol #2)
1997
The Stanton Session
2001
Angel
1995
A Dream Fulfilled
1991
Anthems 90s
2012
Subjects
2020
Undiscovered
2006
Point Of View
2004
Back To The Old Skool
2001
The Late Night Mix
2000
Wired (New Directions In Dance)
1997
High On A Happy Vibe
1994
The Key : The Secret
1993
Perfect Disease
1993
UK-USA
1993
Power Ballads
2005
Girl
1997
Frequent collaborators
- Various
- Joey Negro
- Urban Cookie Collective
- 52nd Street
- Goldie
- Satoshi Tomiie
- Rhythm Masters
- Eskimos & Egypt
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