Magic Affair

Formation and Success: Magic Affair was a Eurodance group formed in Germany in 1994 by producer Mike Staab. The group gained international recognition with their debut single "Omen III", released in 1994. The song became a massive hit across Europe, reaching the top of the charts in multiple countries including Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. It also achieved significant success in other parts of the world, such as Australia and Canada.

Album Releases: Following the success of "Omen III", Magic Affair released their debut album titled "Omen (The Story Continues...)" in 1994. The album featured several other popular tracks including "Give Me All Your Love" and "In the Middle of the Night". Their second album, "Phenomenia", was released in 1996, which included hits like "World of Freedom" and "Energy of Light".

Lineup Changes: Throughout their active years, Magic Affair experienced several lineup changes. The group initially consisted of singer Franca Morgano, rapper AK Swift, and songwriter/producer Mike Staab. However, due to personal and creative differences, Morgano departed from the group after their first album. She was replaced by singer Anita Davis. Despite these changes, Magic Affair maintained their distinctive Eurodance sound.

Legacy and Influence: Magic Affair played a significant role in shaping the Eurodance genre during the 1990s. Their catchy melodies, energetic beats, and memorable hooks contributed to the popularity of Eurodance music worldwide. "Omen III" remains one of the most recognizable Eurodance tracks of that era and continues to be featured in various compilations and playlists dedicated to '90s dance music.

Post-Disbandment: After the release of their second album, Magic Affair gradually faded from the music scene. The group officially disbanded in the late 1990s. However, their music continued to enjoy popularity among fans of Eurodance, and the group's songs are still frequently played on radio stations and at dance events. Despite their relatively short-lived career, Magic Affair left a lasting impact on the Eurodance genre and remains fondly remembered by fans of '90s dance music.