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| A1 |
Wonderful Life (Ian Van Dahl Mix- 12" Edit)
Remix – Ian Van Dahl |
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| A2 |
Wonderful Life (Ian Van Dahl Mix- Radio Edit)
Remix – Ian Van Dahl |
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| B1 |
Wonderful Life (Quo Vadis 12" Mix)
Remix – Quo Vadis |
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| B2 |
Wonderful Life (Zoom & DBX Mix)
Remix – Zoom & DBX* |
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| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wonderful Life (12") | Melting Pot Records | MER 003 | UK | 2002 | ||
| Wonderful Life (12", Promo) | Melting Pot Records | MER 002 | UK | 2001 | ||
| Wonderful Life (12") | Melting Pot Records | MER 001 | UK | 2001 | ||
| Wonderful Life (12") | Blanco Y Negro (2) | MX 1080 | Spain | |||
| Wonderful Life (CD, Maxi) | Melting Pot Records | MPRCD 20 | Europe | 2001 |
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She became a vocalist for Bjorn Again, an ABBA tribute band, in 1998, before flying solo full-time as a trance diva.
'Wonderful Life' - released the week before the Christmas Top 40 in December 2001 - was a cover of the 80s hit by Black (aka Colin Vearncombe).
Stylish and low-key, it is a real grower, with an excellent choppy-synths remix by Quo Vadis. It probably lacked that extra sparkle to be a hit, not helped by being buried in the Christmas singles releases of December 2001.
Though conventional, it is nevertheless a forgotten gem of the unwieldy world of trance. Would definitely buy it if I were you!