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Northern Project is a Kuboian band and music project fronted by musician Anthony Fuller. An electronic and house-orientated musical project, it was formed in 1985, notably as one of the first musical acts to originate in the country. Their 1987 single "Labyrinth" was the first single to reach number one on the Karuboia charts after its launch in 1988. The band is often credited as the pioneer of KB hopscotch music.
History[]
The Northern Project was founded by Anthony Fuller and Mike P. Morrison through a mutual interest to fuse the developing house music genre with soul and classical music. When talking about the project's debut single "Labyrinth", Fuller explained that he wanted to make music that could be played in both professional and casual environments.
Members[]
- Anthony Fuller - various instruments (1985-present)
- Mike P. Morrison - various instruments (1985-present)
Discography[]
Compilation albums[]
- Labyrinth: The Best of the Northern Project (1990)
Singles[]
- 1987: "Labyrinth"
- 1988: "All the Way"
- 1989: "'Til It Ends" (featuring Famke Bakker)
- 1989: "Seven Days" (feat. Charlie Karma)
- 1990: "Trouble I've Seen" (Chloe Wallace feat. Northern Project)
- 1990: "Where's My Soul"
- 1992: "Bleeding" (feat. Sonja Dofour or Heidi Vanlandham)[1]
- 1994: "Magic" (with Antonia Morales feat. Tone Riddles)
- 2006: "Go-Go Gospel" (feat. Amy-Elizabeth, Kool Teazer and ZD)
Notes[]
- ↑ Both an English and Dutch version of "Bleeding" was recorded. Sonja Dofour provides vocals for the English version and Heidi Vanlandham provides vocals for the Dutch version.