Love to Infinity

Love to Infinity is a platinum selling UK based remix, production and songwriting team.

Formed in 1992, Grammy nominated Love to Infinity has remixed a wealth of dance and pop artists including Madonna, Michael Jackson, Cher, Diana Ross, Aretha Franklin, Gloria Estefan, Whitney Houston, Loleatta Holloway, Celine Dion, Shania Twain, Grace Jones, Will Smith, Pet Shop Boys, Erasure, The Who, Pulp, All Saints, Simply Red, Take That, Aqua, Robbie Williams, Melanie Williams, Barbra Streisand, Milk Inc, N-Trance and Kristine W.

Also an act in their own right, Love To Infinity has joined forces with new permanent vocalist Kelly Llorenna to release a forthcoming new version of one of their mid 1990s Hot Dance Club Play chart No. 1's - "Keep Love Together" on All Around The World Records label.

Remix and club career

The influence of Love to Infinity can be felt strongly in the current revival of piano-led, music-heavy dance tracks that are dominating the Club Charts and crossing over into mainstream Top 40 airplay. Since the mid 1990s the band regularly performed at the Hacienda Club, notching up 12 appearances in one year around the time of their first Top 40 hit, "Keep Love Together" (1995). Starting with Melanie Williams, who had a hit with Sub Sub, "Ain't No Love (Ain't No Use)", the duo took her first solo track "All Cried Out" and turned it into a disco/salsoul revival. The Love to Infinity mix gained a maximum in Mixmag's review, and propelled Williams to the top of the Club Chart. This early success led to another collaboration "Not Enough" which became a firm favorite of Junior Vasquez at the Sound Factory, New York City, and also topped the DMC Club Chart.

Well known for their big uplifting disco/funky house mixes ('Classic Paradise' mixes), the duo have been consistently remixing and producing Top 40 hits and Club Chart number 1s for 15 years learned at the side of their early mentor, New York DJ Bruce Forest (Better Days), with the latest sounds of today's dance floor. Grammy nominated and with tracks on hundreds of cd and 12" releases, they also operate under the pseudonyms M*A*S*H, Soda Club (featuring singer Ashley Jade), Urban North, and they remain a strong and respected influence on the current dance scene.fact|date=August 2008

Cited by many DJs and upcoming remixers as a major influence, including Top 10 vocalist Kelly Llorenna (also N-Trance), who is the most recent addition to the band, this Manchester based team also produced Aretha Franklin's "A Rose is Still a Rose". The track went on to sell more than 500,000 copies in the U.S. and top the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart. The duo also were in the production seats for Take That's first ever studio session.

Love to Infinity's Top 40 singles and Club Chart success has found many imitators over the years, with the pioneering Salsoul/club hybrid sound becoming almost the benchmark for funky house-led pop.

The first production released was the single "Saviour" on Big Life Records in 1993, featuring singer Louise Bailey. This was followed by "Somethin' Outta Nothin'" on the underground imprint Pigeon Pie.

Remixography

*"You've Got a Way" by Shania Twain

Productions

Love to Infinity's productions for other artists include Jennifer Holliday, Soda Club, Judy Cheeks, Take That, Stereopol, Rozalla, Atomic Kitten, Speedway, Melanie Williams, Dannii Minogue, Freeze Factory, Ashley Jade, Carina Lirola and Matthew Marsden featuring Destiny's Child.