Boom Boxx is a European Eurohouse/Italodance project formed in 2003. He was known for his single "Balla Da Li", which held leading positions in charts around the world. [1]
Boom Boxx | |
|---|---|
| Genres | Eurohouse, Italodance |
| Years active | 2003– |
| Labels | Ministry Of Sound, Coconut |
| Members | Alex Belcher Criss Tonino Pietro Mattina Jesse Lohrer Max Özuzun Eazo Barbato |
The band consisted of DJs and music producers from all over the world. It included Alex Belcher, Criss Tonino, Pietro Mattina, Jesse Lohrer, Max Özuzun and Eazo Barbato. [2]
In 2003, together with the Captain Hollywood Project, Boom Boxx released an album with a remake of the 1994 single "Flying High" and its remixes. [3] It reached the 44th position in the German charts. [4] "Flying High" was followed by the singles "Boom:Boom:Boom" in 2003 [2] and "You are a Superstar" (with Captain Hollywood) in 2004. [5] In 2004, the project began collaborating with Linda O., releasing the single "Balla Da Li", which became a club hit and occupied leading positions in the charts of Finland and Denmark. [1] In Germany, the single reached the 38th position. [6] Later releases were the singles "Pokito (Me Me Ma Me Mo)" (with Linda O.) and "Hey Oh Cappuccino" in 2005. [2]
| Charts | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Song | Country | Date | Position |
| Flying High |  Germany | 19.09.2003 | 44 (2 week) [4] |
| Balla Da Li [1] | Germany | 18.10.2004 | 38 (4 week) [6] |
 Denmark | 13.05.2005 | 12 (6 week) | |
 Finland | 03.02.2005 | 11 (2 week) | |
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