Deep Groove Encyclopedia - Sabrina Johnston

Sabrina Johnston

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The queen of hands-in-the-air vocal anthems, Johnston makes commercial house and does it well. "Peace" was one of the pleasant surprises of the early 90s, getting placed on the high profile compilation Red Hot and Dance next to Sly Stone and George Michael. She parlayed the song into an album deal with Atlantic.

From those lofty heights she has continued to record uplifting house with a spiritual slant for Yellorange and Equal Records. She also found the time to cut a non-dance LP for her Starbound label and perform backing vocals for Lauryn Hill. Her last two singles, "House Music" and "Lift U Up," have been collaborations with Italian producer Luis Radio.

Sabrina Johnston's Deepest Grooves

"Peace" (Atlantic, 1991)

Sabrina Johnston (East West, 1992)

Yum Yum (Starbound, 1998)

"Freedom" (Yellorange, 1998)

"Hallelujah" (Equal, 2000)

"House Music" (Equal, 2000)

"Lift U Up" (Equal, 2001)