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'''Toy-Box''' is a [[Denmark|Danish]] [[pop music|pop]] group formed in the [[1990s]]. It consists of two members, both vocalists: Anila Mirza and Amir El-Falaki. Anila was born [[8 October]] [[1974]] in [[Hillerød]], Denmark to an [[ |
'''Toy-Box''' is a [[Denmark|Danish]] [[pop music|pop]] group formed in the [[1990s]]. It consists of two members, both vocalists: Anila Mirza and Amir El-Falaki. Anila was born [[8 October]] [[1974]] in [[Hillerød]], Denmark to an [[Indonesia]]n family. Amir was born [[12 August]] [[1973]] in [[Copenhagen]], Denmark. In 1999, they had some success in the [[Scandinavia]]n music charts with a [[bubblegum pop]] song from their album ''Fantastic'', named ''Tarzan & Jane''. |
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Toy-Box's first album, ''Fantastic'', included the hits ''The Sailor Song'', ''Best Friend'', ''Super-Duper-Man'', ''Teddy-Bear'' and ''Tarzan & Jane''. It was released in September, 1999 and followed in 2001 by a second album, ''Toyride'', which included fan-favourite songs ''Www.girl'', ''Prince of Arabia'' and ''Wizard of Oz''. |
Toy-Box's first album, ''Fantastic'', included the hits ''The Sailor Song'', ''Best Friend'', ''Super-Duper-Man'', ''Teddy-Bear'' and ''Tarzan & Jane''. It was released in September, 1999 and followed in 2001 by a second album, ''Toyride'', which included fan-favourite songs ''Www.girl'', ''Prince of Arabia'' and ''Wizard of Oz''. |
Revision as of 09:06, 18 August 2006
Toy-Box is a Danish pop group formed in the 1990s. It consists of two members, both vocalists: Anila Mirza and Amir El-Falaki. Anila was born 8 October 1974 in Hillerød, Denmark to an Indonesian family. Amir was born 12 August 1973 in Copenhagen, Denmark. In 1999, they had some success in the Scandinavian music charts with a bubblegum pop song from their album Fantastic, named Tarzan & Jane.
Toy-Box's first album, Fantastic, included the hits The Sailor Song, Best Friend, Super-Duper-Man, Teddy-Bear and Tarzan & Jane. It was released in September, 1999 and followed in 2001 by a second album, Toyride, which included fan-favourite songs Www.girl, Prince of Arabia and Wizard of Oz.
The group's break-up has not been officially announced. However, rumours have circulated that Amir is either working as a dance teacher or is planning a solo career. Anila has changed her name to Aneela and begun a solo career. When asked about another Toy-Box release, Aneela said, "I don't know, anything's possible."
Toy-Box are often compared to their fellow Scandinavian band Aqua, and due to their rise to success after Aqua, are often considered to be a "copy" of Aqua. Their song "Tarzan and Jane" is often mis-credited to Aqua, as is "Best Friend", due to the huge likenesses between the vocals of Anila and Lene Nystrøm Rasted, and Amir and René Dif. Toy-Box are occasionally mis-credited with the song "Butterfly" by Smile.dk largely due to distributions of the song on peer-to-peer networks being tagged as by the group.
Discography
Singles
- Tarzan and Jane
- Best Friend
- Teddybear
- The Sailor Song
- Superstar
- Www.girl
Albums
- Fantastic (1999)
- Toy-Box Pictures Presents (0:38)
- The Sailor Song (3:04)
- Best Friend (3:28)
- Tarzan and Jane (3:04)
- E.T. (3:40)
- Teddy Bear (4:14)
- Super-Duper-Man (3:17)
- I Believe in You (3:29)
- Earth, Wind, Water & Fire (3:36)
- What About (3:40)
- Eenie, Meenie, Miney, Mo (3:17)
- A Thing Called Love (3:16)
- Sayonara (Goodbye) (3:25)
- So Merry Christmas Everyone (Bonus Track on the X-Mas Edtion of the Album)
- Toyride (2001)
- Superstar (3:07)
- Russian Lullaby (3:17)
- Www. Girl (3:24)
- 007 (3:20)
- Cowboy Joe (3:05)
- Dumm-Diggy-Dumm (3:07)
- Wizard Of Oz (3:18)
- Divided (3:30)
- Prince Of Arabia (3:35)
- S.O.S (2:45)
- No Sleep (3:43)
- Finally (3:06)
Trivia
The song E.T. has been used as a parody in the Gidol online competition by duo W.C (Wessel & Christiaan). [1] This particular video won the competition for W.C. [2]. See the video in Google Video.
External links
- Short article on Toy-Box
- Aneela's Official website
- Toy-Box's song "Best Friend" on YouTube
- Toy-Box's song "Tarzan and Jane" on YouTube
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