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"Toca's Miracle" | ||||
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Single by Fragma and Coco | ||||
from the album Toca | ||||
Released | 10 April 2000 ("Toca's Miracle") 7 April 2008 ("Toca's Miracle 2008") | |||
Recorded | 1999 | |||
Genre | Euro house | |||
Length | 5:44(Original Mix) 5:38 (Vocal Club Mix) 3:22 (Radio Edit) 3:01 (U.S. Radio Edit) | |||
Label | Positiva | |||
Songwriter(s) | Dirk Duderstadt, Marco Duderstadt, Ramon Zenker, Rob Davis, Victor Imbres | |||
Producer(s) | Ramon Zenker | |||
Fragma and Coco singles chronology | ||||
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Her most notable work to date is as the vocalist of "I Need a Miracle", released by EMI/Positiva in the UK and by Greenlight Recordings in the US. [17] [18] This track is also known worldwide under the guise of the mashup "Toca's Miracle" which was a number 1 hit [19] in 14 countries worldwide in 2000. [20] "Toca's Miracle" is the result of splicing tracks (see mashup (music) ) from two separate entities, namely Fragma (the German-based electronic production trio) and their hit "Toca Me", and "I Need a Miracle" which was initially written for solo artist Coco, [4] by Universal Music publishing writers Victor Imbres and Rob Davis in 1994. Despite appearances in the "Toca's Miracle" video and Fragma album line-up, Brice was never part of the Fragma group, and remains a solo artist. Rebranding of the original song "I Need a Miracle" to Fragma's "Toca's Miracle" occurred without permission or prior agreement. [21] [ non-primary source needed ]
Brice appeared live on Top of the Pops on four occasions, including the Christmas special during 2000 and 2001 to perform "Toca's Miracle" as well as on CD:UK , T4 and the Pepsi Chart Show . Further live performances of "Toca's Miracle" and Brice's other works were given on MTV and The Prince's Trust's Party in the Park.
Brice's vocals can also be heard on the 2008 remix of "Toca's Miracle", remixed by brothers Marko and Dirk Duderstadt. Again it uses the vocal parts from Brice's signed release of "I Need a Miracle". The 2008 remix was released by EMI/Positiva on 7 April 2008. Although the original 2000 release topped the charts in several countries exactly eight years previously, the remix climbed to No. 2 in Australia [22] and No. 16 in the UK. The original is acknowledged as one of the top 5 biggest dance anthems ever. [23] [24] Remixes of Toca's Miracle were released without authorisation of Brice or Universal Music in 2008 and 2012.
Both poor credit and lip-synching [25] issues were discussed by press in Central Europe in 2010 [26] when official singer Coco Star announced on National TV that a passing off act was appearing worldwide claiming to be the singer of the hit, [27] either lip-synching or performing live over Brice's copyright-protected vocals, a scenario compared with the Milli Vanilli scandal, although it relates to only one song "Toca's Miracle", effectively a remix of "I Need a Miracle" written for Brice in 1994. The offending passing off artist appears on the cover of the Australian release [28] of "Toca's Miracle 2008" adding to further confusion.
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