Alexandra Prince
Alexandra Prince (born 1975) is a German singer and songwriter.
Alexandra Prince (born 1975 in Hamburg-Altona, West Germany) is a German singer and songwriter associated primarily with house and Eurodance music.
Prince began her career working with the Booya Family, contributing vocals to several releases, including Nana's 1997 single "Lonely". Her early solo work included "How We Livin'", recorded as Alex Prince featuring Mazaya.
She later collaborated with a number of electronic and dance music acts, including DJs@Work and Neo Cortex, and worked as a backing vocalist for the German Eurodance act Blümchen.
In 2005, Prince was featured on Gadjo's single "So Many Times", which she also co-wrote. The song reached number 22 on the UK Singles Chart. She subsequently collaborated with house music producers and DJs including Steve Angello, Sebastian Ingrosso, Syke'n'Sugarstarr, Till West and DJ Delicious.
Prince has also contributed as a songwriter and vocalist to recordings by other electronic music artists and producers.
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