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Mellow Man Ace

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Cuban-born Hispanic rapper raised in Los Angeles, known for lovers rap, novelty rhymes, and occasional bilingual delivery. Debut album Escape from Havana (1989) featured production by the Dust Brothers and Def Jef; single "Mentirosa" hit the Top 20.

Stevie B

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Stevie B is a South Florida singer, songwriter, and producer known for shaping the freestyle and dance-pop genres in the late 1980s and 1990s. He earned a Grammy nomination for his 1990 chart-topping hit Because I Love You (The Postman Song), alongside hits like Spring Love.

Johnny O

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Johnny O, born Juan Antonio Ortiz in Brooklyn, New York, is a freestyle and dance-pop singer of Cuban and Puerto Rican descent. Known as "The King of Freestyle," he achieved fame with hits like "Fantasy Girl," "Memories," and the duet "Dream Boy / Dream Girl" with Cynthia. His notable singles include "In the Shadow of the Almighty" and "So in Love." He is celebrated for his romantic ballads and dance anthems.

Cynthia

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Dance/freestyle artist Cynthia launched her career in 1987 with MicMac Records, releasing hits like Change on Me, Endless Night, and the Johnny O duet Dream Boy/Dream Girl. Later signing with Tommy Boy, she shifted toward club music with singles like How I Love Him and Like a Star.

Trinere

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Miami-born freestyle vocalist Trinere helped popularize post-disco club music. Debuting in 1984 with I Know You Love Me, she scored hits in 1986 and 1987 like I'll Be All You Ever Need. Her albums include Trinere and Trinere's in the House.

Freestyle

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Freestyle is a Swedish synthpop group formed in 1979, known for their early 1980s hits "Vill Ha Dig" and "Fantasi." The band, recognized for its electronic pop sound, originally disbanded in 1983, with some members later forming Style. They reunited in 1998, re-recording popular tracks. The group continues to perform, with recent re-releases and appearances, maintaining their legacy in music.

The Cover Girls

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Formed in New York in 1986, the dance-pop group The Cover Girls featured a revolving lineup of vocalists. Their 1987 debut album, Show Me, launched multiple hits onto Billboard charts, followed by success with tracks like We Can't Go Wrong and Wishing on a Star.

Shannon

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Shannon (Brenda Shannon Greene) is an American singer from Washington, D.C., renowned as the "Queen of Freestyle" and a pioneer of dance-pop and hi-NRG music. Her iconic 1983 hit "Let the Music Play" defined the "Shannon Sound." Other notable songs include "Give Me Tonight" and "Do You Wanna Get Away." She continues to perform and record, with her influential sound enduring in dance and electronic music.

Exposé

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Exposé is an American dance-pop and freestyle girl group formed in the mid-1980s. Members Ann Curless, Jeanette Jurado, and Gioia Bruno achieved historic success with their multi-platinum debut album, Exposure, featuring hits like Seasons Change.

Egyptian Lover

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Los Angeles native Gregory James Broussard, known as Egyptian Lover, pioneered West Coast electro-hip-hop. Revered for his Roland TR-808 mastery, hits like "Egypt, Egypt" define his sound. He released albums such as 1984, 1985, 1986, and 1987, alongside singles like "I Like." He also founded Egyptian Empire Records.

Crystal Waters

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Multi-platinum dance music pioneer Crystal Waters is best known for the 1991 hit Gypsy Woman and 100% Pure Love. With 12 number one Billboard dance hits, she has earned six ASCAP awards, three American Music Award nominations, and four Billboard Music Awards.

Connie

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South Florida native Connie rose to international fame after producer Henry Stone executive produced her debut single Funky Little Beat. She released her self-titled debut album in 1986, followed by No Tears, Let's Party, and Party Time 1.

Robin S.

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Tone Loc

Anthony Terrell Smith, known as Tone Loc, is a Los Angeles-born rapper, actor, and voice artist. Famed for his distinctive raspy voice and West Coast hip-hop style, he rose to prominence with hits "Wild Thing" and "Funky Cold Medina." His debut album, "Lōc-ed After Dark," achieved multi-platinum status and garnered him a Grammy nomination and an American Music Award. He is also recognized for his acting and extensive voice work in films and television.

Young MC

Marvin Young, aka Young MC, is a rapper with an economics degree from USC. He wrote Tone-Loc hits Wild Thing and Funky Cold Medina, then scored a Grammy-winning Top 10 smash with Bust a Move; album Stone Cold Rhymin' went platinum.

George Lamond

Dance-pop singer George Lamond, born George Garcia in Washington, D.C., began as a backup singer for cousin Joey Kid and in Loose Touch. His club hit Bad of the Heart led to a Columbia deal; the LP spawned freestyle hits Without You and Look Into My Eyes.

Brenda K. Starr

Born in salsa roots, pop/R&B-turned Latin star: Grammy-nominated #1 “I Still Believe” (later hit for Mariah Carey); Gold/Platinum “Te Sigo Esperando”; 2 Latin Billboard Awards; duets w/ Victor Manuelle, Tito Nieves.

Stacey Q

Best known for the '80s hit "Two of Hearts," Stacey Q, born Stacey Swain, combined a Madonna-esque style with dance-pop appeal. Starting with Ringling Brothers Circus and the synth-pop group SSQ, she later pursued a solo career. Her hit "Two of Hearts" reached the pop Top Five, leading to TV appearances. Subsequent albums didn't match this success. Transitioning to acoustic pop with Boomerang in 1997, she later returned to dance music with Color Me Cinnamon in 2010.

Nice & Wild

Hialeah Gardens, FL Latin freestyle group; hit “Diamond Girl” (1986), produced by Joe Granda & Marvin “Pretty Boy” Floyd; Atlantic album "Energy, Love and Unity".

Timmy T

Fresno, CA singer Timmy T (born Timothy Torres) had a brief burst of popularity in 1991 with the chart-topping freestyle ballad One More Try, which went platinum. He released Time After Time (1990) and All for Love (1992).

Planet Patrol

Planet Patrol, originating from Boston, Massachusetts, pioneered electro funk and hip-hop. Formed by Arthur Baker and John Robie, the group is renowned for fusing electro beats with soulful vocals. Their 1983 self-titled album featured popular songs like "Play at Your Own Risk" and "Cheap Thrills." "Play at Your Own Risk" is widely recognized as an anthem for street dancers and influenced the freestyle music scene.

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Toyota Arena is a 11,089-capacity multi-purpose arena in Ontario, California, opened in 2008 as the largest and most modern venue in the Inland Empire. This prominent Southern California facility hosts a diverse array of events, from major touring concerts and family shows to professional sports like hockey and basketball, offering a dynamic entertainment experience with amenities including luxury suites and a continuous concourse.

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