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Nance was born on September 10, 1973 as Nancy Anna Francina Coolen in Asten, a small town in the south of The Netherlands. Besides her TV work, Nance is mainly known as the singer of Twenty 4 Seven, which is one of the most popular Eurodance acts in the world.

Twenty 4 Seven was founded in 1989 by DJ and producer Ruud van Rijen. When Ruud was looking for a singer, he discovered Nance in The Freebird in Asten, which was also the club where Ruud was the resident DJ. The first Twenty 4 Seven track Nance did the vocals for was “I Can’t Stand It”. And… she was only 15 years old back then!

“I Can’t Stand It” became a big hit and that was the start of the succes story of Twenty 4 Seven! So far Twenty 4 Seven has sold more than 20 million records worldwide. Besides “I Can’t Stand It”, Nance did the vocals on tracks such as “Are You Dreaming”, “Slave To The Music”, “Is It Love”, “Take Me Away”, “Keep On Trying” and many others!

But the Twenty 4 Seven story ended for Nance around 1995, when she was forced to leave the group … But, good news for the fans, , because Nance is back with Twenty 4 Seven together with Hanks & Jacks and … they just released a brand new track called “Do You Want Me”.

So, a good reason to sit down with Nance, to ask her about her career, the new Twenty 4 Seven single and more!

Enjoy and thanks for watching!

Also check out my interview with Twenty 4 Seven producer and founder Ruud van Rijen: [ Ссылка ]
I also did an interview with Stay-C, in which he shares the story behind "Slave To The Music": [ Ссылка ]

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