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Janice Robinson creates stunning new version of 90’s hit ‘Dreamer’

Singer Janice Robinson has teamed up with the House Gospel Choir to record a stunning new version of 90’s dance hit Dreamer.

The song was a massive hit for Livin’ Joy in 1995. Janice Robinson provided the vocals for the original track which was produced by Italian brothers Paolo and Gianni Visnadi.

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While the version of the song with Robinson’s vocals was a hit, the band’s later songs featured vocalist Tameko Star, who re-recorded Dreamer for the band’s debut album Don’t Stop Movin’. Robinson’s original version was also included as a secret track on the record.

The new version of the track with the House Gospel Choir strips the track of its high energy dance vibes revealing a powerful vocal filled with emotional impact.

Take a listen.

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