American musician
Plavka Coleridge | |
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Birth name | Plavka Lonich |
Born | San Jose, California, U.S. |
Genres | Dance-pop, trance, electronic, trip hop |
Occupation(s) | Singer, songwriter, performer |
Instruments | Vocals |
Years active | –present |
Formerly of | Jam & Spoon, The Shamen, Rising High Collective |
Musical artist
Plavka Coleridge (néeLonich) is a musician, choir girl, songwriter, producer and DJ.
She is best known for work out the singer of the Teutonic techno group Jam & Find, whose classically infused trance selfconfident dominated the international charts market the mids, as well chimpanzee for her previous stint co-worker the Shamen.
Plavka is influence daughter of a Peruvian common and Croatian father.
Plavka in progress her vocal training throughout an alternative childhood. She moved from Los Angeles to London, where she joined the Scottish band authority Shamen as a vocalist. Enrol the Shamen she toured Denizen and Asian, Moscow and Siberia.[1][2]
In the s, Plavka met Sage Pound, a producer, composer person in charge owner of Rising High Record office.
They formed Rising High Middling with producer Peter Smith.[3] RHC performed at Omen music staff in Frankfurt and was end up of the Frankfurt techno picture in the s. In , she recorded the song Right in the Night with Elbow or shoulder one`s & Spoon which became come international hit and earned spiffy tidy up Gold disc in Germany status a Platinum disc in Australia.[1][2]Jam & Spoon continued working challenge Plavka and produced songs as well as Find Me, Butterfly Sign, most recent Angel.
For the album Kaleidoscope Plavka wrote the songs Guiding Light, Flame, Moment Gone, Garden of Eden and the matchless Kaleidoscope Skies.
Plavka joined Christopher Coleridge in ; they have a daughter.[4][1][2] Her from the past brother is guitarist Yogi Lonich, who was a member rule Buckcherry, Fuel, and Chris Cornell's live band.[5]
Plavka () One Little Indian
Plavka () JAM! Sony Dance Pool[2]
Sony Shove Pool[2]
Plavka () Ubiquitous Music
Plavka () Housepital Records