Charles Schillings is coming back after 4 years with an exclusive partnership with Norman Jean Wright, formerly the vocalist of the band CHIC, on this smashing floor feeler. Be gone is a soulful track witch will for sure rock the summer.
Besides his DJ and compilations activities, Charles Schillings is also a real musician, composing, recording and producing his own music. A first album called "It's About…" – has been released in 2002, 15 tracks including the single Tengo Nada with Clémentine Célarié. Charles Schillings has released late 2004 his second album, "Not Correct", supported by the hit single "Spin it right!" and its video, still broadcast in the most important TV music programs all over the world.
Charles Schillings is one of the most important DJs from the French scene, having been a resident in clubs such as the Rex and the Queen (Paris), Le Café d'Anvers (Belgium), the Lotus (New-York) and the Jet Set (Moscow) for a long time.

Norma Jean Wright first came to international attention as the lead vocalist of the powerhouse multi-platinum-recording group Chic. She has earned gold and platinum albums for smash hit “Dance, Dance, Dance”, “Everybody Dance”, “Good Times”, “Le Freak”, and others. Highly acclaimed for their vocal style, she quickly became sought after session singers and loaned her voice to productions for luminaries such as Madonna, Luther Vandross, Aretha Franklin, Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, The Rolling Stones and others. Upfront singing lead Norma supported Chic’s bright airy panorama of sound. This distinct sound incorporated layers of lush vocals that supported the funky and infectious rhythm provided by Nile Rodgers’ subtly modulating guitar licks, Bernard Edwards’ ferocious loping bass lines and Tony Thompson’s four-on-the-floor bass drum and percolating hi hats. All of these components propelled the group to the top of the charts. When Ohio native, Norma Jean, moved to New York City in pursuit of a music career within months she was introduced to Chic founding fathers, Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards. Impressed with her vocal prowess, Norma Jean became the lead vocalist of the band, which consisted of Rodgers, Edwards and Tony Thompson. Norma Jean left the band when her solo album was produced which spawned the hit "Saturday".
Today Norma Jean performs throughout the world, spanning from the US to Asia and Europe. She have recorded and released songs in Japan, Europe, and the US. The music and her voice have been sampled by a Who’s Who List of Artists.