Tania Evans (born 28 May 1967[1]) is a British singer best known for her time being co-lead singer of German eurodance group Culture Beat.
Evans first release was the single Can't Let Go in 1992 on C.T Records.[2] Shortly after she replaced Lana Earl in Culture Beat and found immediate success with their first single released with her singing, Mr Vain. Mr Vain became Culture Beat's most successful single, reaching No. 1 in 13 countries.[3] Evans would also release the singles Got to Get It, Anything, World in Your Hands, Inside Out, Crying in the rain (which she co-wrote), Walk the same line and Take Me Away with Culture Beat before she was replaced herself by Kim Sanders in 1997.
After leaving Culture Beat Evans released another solo single entitled Prisoner of Love which she composed herself with Peter Ries. The single includes a remix by Hendrick Schimann and Mike Romeo. It was released by Columbia/Sony Music and reached the top 10 of USA Billboard Club Dance chart. She also appeared on the Kosmonova's single Singing In My Mind in 1998, which reached No. 78 in Germany.
In 2003 Evans released a house-style single entitled Strength To Carry On on 'Dos Or Die Recordings'.[2]
Evans got married in 2004. She has two siblings, a sister called Pauline and a brother named Carl. She believes in God and got into a heated discussion about this on British TV show 'This Morning' in April 1995. She currently resides in London, near Kensington.
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