Marie-Anett Mey

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Marie-Anett Mey (born June 3, 1971) is a French musician born in Paris, France .

Born in Paris Marie-Annet, as she styles herself, started her career in 1994 with Darkness, a group consisting of her and rapper True (later known as Darkman Nana). Their single In My Dreams was a huge hit. After this success, Marie-Annet joined German Eurodance group Fun Factory in 1995, replacing Balja as lead singer.

After the breakup of the original Fun Factory in 1997, Marie-Annet joined former Fun Factory member Steve and rapper Rodney Hardison in a trio named Fun Affairs. Two years later in 2000, Marie-Anett released a solo CD single called Be The One.

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The first Fun Factory Website

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Studio albums	NonStop! The Album Fun-Tastic All Their Best Next Generation ABC of Music

Singles	"Fun Factory's Theme" "Groove Me" "Close To You" "Take Your Chance" "Pain" "I Wanna B With U" "Celebration" "Doh Wah Diddy" "Don't Go Away" "I Love You" "Oh Yeah Yeah (I Like It)" "Party with Fun Factory" "Sha-La-La-La-La" "Wish"

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Name	Mey, Marie-Anett
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Short description	French musician
Date of birth	June 3, 1971
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