Bodyrox

British electronic dance duo Bodyrox, comprised of Jon Pearn and Nick Bridges, scored a worldwide club anthem in 2006 with "Yeah Yeah," which was released in an array of mixes targeted at different dance markets. While it's no doubt their best-known venture, Bodyrox is just one of other production partnerships between Pearn and Bridges, who also have released music as Pearn & Bridges and Another Chance. No strangers to fame, Pearn and Bridges were individually successful prior to their fruitful partnership. Pearn was an accomplished producer/remixer whose credits date back to the early '90s. Most successfully, he teamed with Michael Gray to form Full Intention, a leading British house production/remix act that established itself in 1994 with a popular remix of Duke's "So in Love with You." A long list of hit productions followed for Pearn as a member of Full Intention, including "America (I Love America)" (1995), "Uptown Downtown" (1996), "You Are Somebody" (1996), "Shake Your Body (Down to the Ground)" (1997), "Everybody Loves the Sunshine" (1998), "(Do The) Spanish Hustle" (1999), "I'll Be Waiting" (2001), "What Do You Want?" (2002), and "Your Day Is Coming" (2003), along with an even longer list of remixes, including high-profile ones for Mariah Carey ("Through the Rain"), Whitney Houston ("Whatchulookinat"), George Michael ("Amazing"), Brandy ("Full Moon"), Christina Milian ("Dip It Low"), Junior Jack ("E-Samba"), Masters at Work ("To Be in Love"), Ultra Naté ("Free"), and Jamiroquai ("Cosmic Girl"). While Pearn's work with Full Intention established him as one of the leading lights of the British house scene during the mid- to late '90s and early 2000s, Bridges was busy establishing himself as a leading house DJ. He began DJing in 1992 and ultimately became...