Energia (band)

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Energia are an English dance-pop/house/electronica production act, consisting of record producer/composer Marc Andrewes and various guest vocalists. They are best known for the track "Get The Freak Out", which represented the United Kingdom in the 2006 Euro Video Grand Prix, the European Music Video Festival.[1][2]

## Career[edit]

The act was formed in 1999 to front an entry for the Eurovision Song Contest "All Time High", featuring vocalist Ann McCabe, which reached the final eight in the Great British Song Contest.

Several club chart hits followed, including the self-titled "Energia", and its vocal version "I’m Alive", which charted on two official UK club charts, reaching number 8 in the Music Week upfront club breakers chart and number 11 in the commercial pop chart.

In 2006 their track "Get The Freak Out", featuring Irina, was chosen to represent the United Kingdom in the 2006 Euro Video Grand Prix, the European Music Video Festival. Irina is Irina Gligor, who has also appeared in the 2004 Eurovision Song Contest, having co-written the entry for Romania, "I Admit", performed by Sanda. Irina was a vocalist in Sanda's backing group.

Their most recent single was "This Game", a 2007 cover version of a 1980s record by the band President Reagan is Clever. This reached number 9 in the Music Week upfront club chart in July 2007.

## Discography[edit]

### Singles[edit]

* 1999: "All Time High" - Biondi Records
* 2003: "Energia" – Biondi Records
* 2003: "I'm Alive" – Biondi Records
* 2004: "Synergy" – Biondi Records
* 2005: "Get The Freak Out" (featuring Irina) – Biondi Records
* 2007: "This Game" – Biondi Records

### Albums[edit]

* 2004: 15 Years of Biondi Music – Energia/ Various Artists - Biondi Records

## References[edit]

1. ^ "Eurovideogp". Archived from the original on 22 May 2007. Retrieved 8 August 2019.
2. ^ "Euro Video Grand Prix (2006)". IMDb.com. Retrieved 16 August 2020.

## External links[edit]

* Official website
* Energia’s UK label (Biondi Records)
* Eurovision.tv - the official website of the Eurovision Song Contest