E-Type - Life [live @ 2001 Fashion Might, MTV3]
Bo Martin Erik "E-Type" Eriksson (born August 27, 1965 in Uppsala, Sweden), better known by his stage name "E-Type", is a Swedish Eurodance musician.
His musical career started early: after having been a drummer for a metal groups Maninnya Blade and Hexenhaus, he met up with Stakka Bo in 1991 with three singles as a result of the partnership.
His first solo single, "I'm Falling" was released in mid 1993 but did poorly commercially.
E-Type's breakthrough came in 1994 with the collaboration with the producers from Cheiron (Denniz PoP, Max Martin, and Amadin) on his debut album Made in Sweden. The album itself was released in November 1994 and made it up to #2 on the album-chart.
The music of E-type followed the typical eurodance formula of synthesizer music built up to a dance floor crescendo, accompanied by his own voice, and a chorus sung by a Nana Hedin (she appeared in the "Set The World On Fire" and "Paradise" music video). Nana provided vocals for more than half of all E-type songs.
Nana Hedin (born May 24, 1968 in Eskilstuna, S?dermanland County, Sweden), also known as Na Na and Nana d'Aquini, is a Swedish singer.
She started her career in the late 1980s as backup singer for Swedish artists such as Dr. Alban, Stakka Bo, later Aqua, Ardis Fagerholm, Ace of Base, A*Teens, Britney Spears, C?line Dion, DJ Bobo, Garou, Gary Barlow and other.
Nana Hedin's voice was last heard with E-type in the song Paradise in 2004.
In 2009 doctors told Hedin that she has cancer in her tongue and she is therefore currently not performing on stage.
Also female vocal parts in E-Type's compositions were executed by Scandinavian vocalists Therese Lof and Linda Andersson, the background vocals were provided by Martina Edoff and Anni Krats-Gutto.
Much of E-type's success in the 1990s was built on dancer Dilnarin "Dee" Demirbag.
Dilnarin Demirbag (born 14 November 1973), known simply as Dee, is a Swedish dancer and singer, of Kurdish background. Dilnarin was born in Kirvan, a small village in eastern Turkey.
She came to Sweden with her family in 1976 and grew up in the cities of Karlstad and Uppsala. In the 90s she started her career as a dancer, singer and photo model.
Much of the euro-dance artist, E-Type's success in the 90s was thanks to Dee's awesome dancing. Dee figured in E-Type's band as the on-stage stand-in for vocalist Nana Hedin.
In 2001 she left E-Type, but since 2005 she has been touring with the band on most concerts and still does so.
She is currently married, has 15 children and lives in Stockholm, Sweden.
E-Type - Life (live @ 2001 Fashion Might, MTV3)
File Name: E-Type - Life (live @ 2001 Fashion Might, MTV3).V0B
File Size: 159.34 MB / 167 084 032 bytes
Duration: 00:03:48
Resolution and Framerate: 640x480, 5 236 Kbps, PAL
Format: MPEG-PS
Audio: AC-3 (AC3), 384 Kbps (CBR), 48.0 KHz, 2 channels, 1 stream
more E-Type's video files
E-Type - Russian Lullaby (Clean) [1995]
E-Type - Angels Crying [1998]
E-Type - Eurofighter (live @ SVT1, Babben & Co, 22-09-2007) [16:9]
E-Type - Life (2002 @ NRJ Radio Awards)
Bo Martin Erik "E-Type" Eriksson (born August 27, 1965 in Uppsala, Sweden), better known by his stage name "E-Type", is a Swedish Eurodance musician.
His musical career started early: after having been a drummer for a metal groups Maninnya Blade and Hexenhaus, he met up with Stakka Bo in 1991 with three singles as a result of the partnership.
His first solo single, "I'm Falling" was released in mid 1993 but did poorly commercially.
E-Type's breakthrough came in 1994 with the collaboration with the producers from Cheiron (Denniz PoP, Max Martin, and Amadin) on his debut album Made in Sweden. The album itself was released in November 1994 and made it up to #2 on the album-chart.
The music of E-type followed the typical eurodance formula of synthesizer music built up to a dance floor crescendo, accompanied by his own voice, and a chorus sung by a Nana Hedin (she appeared in the "Set The World On Fire" and "Paradise" music video). Nana provided vocals for more than half of all E-type songs.
Nana Hedin (born May 24, 1968 in Eskilstuna, S?dermanland County, Sweden), also known as Na Na and Nana d'Aquini, is a Swedish singer.
She started her career in the late 1980s as backup singer for Swedish artists such as Dr. Alban, Stakka Bo, later Aqua, Ardis Fagerholm, Ace of Base, A*Teens, Britney Spears, C?line Dion, DJ Bobo, Garou, Gary Barlow and other.
Nana Hedin's voice was last heard with E-type in the song Paradise in 2004.
In 2009 doctors told Hedin that she has cancer in her tongue and she is therefore currently not performing on stage.
Also female vocal parts in E-Type's compositions were executed by Scandinavian vocalists Therese Lof and Linda Andersson, the background vocals were provided by Martina Edoff and Anni Krats-Gutto.
Much of E-type's success in the 1990s was built on dancer Dilnarin "Dee" Demirbag.
Dilnarin Demirbag (born 14 November 1973), known simply as Dee, is a Swedish dancer and singer, of Kurdish background. Dilnarin was born in Kirvan, a small village in eastern Turkey.
She came to Sweden with her family in 1976 and grew up in the cities of Karlstad and Uppsala. In the 90s she started her career as a dancer, singer and photo model.
Much of the euro-dance artist, E-Type's success in the 90s was thanks to Dee's awesome dancing. Dee figured in E-Type's band as the on-stage stand-in for vocalist Nana Hedin.
In 2001 she left E-Type, but since 2005 she has been touring with the band on most concerts and still does so.
She is currently married, has 15 children and lives in Stockholm, Sweden.
E-Type - Life (live @ 2001 Fashion Might, MTV3)
File Name: E-Type - Life (live @ 2001 Fashion Might, MTV3).V0B
File Size: 159.34 MB / 167 084 032 bytes
Duration: 00:03:48
Resolution and Framerate: 640x480, 5 236 Kbps, PAL
Format: MPEG-PS
Audio: AC-3 (AC3), 384 Kbps (CBR), 48.0 KHz, 2 channels, 1 stream
more E-Type's video files
E-Type - Russian Lullaby (Clean) [1995]
E-Type - Angels Crying [1998]
E-Type - Eurofighter (live @ SVT1, Babben & Co, 22-09-2007) [16:9]
E-Type - Life (2002 @ NRJ Radio Awards)
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