Bella Wagner

hypnotic, sultry and SENSUAL… nasty and enticing! She started her musical career with piano lessons when she was only six years of age. When only 17 she started singing in various bands and soon studio productions followed. Bella was discovered by Falco, Austria’s biggest pop star ever. Falco liked her voice and invited her immediately to cooperate and acted as her mentor. On his last album “Out of the Dark” she sang in his choir and was in charge of all his choreographies.

hypnotic, sultry and SENSUAL… nasty and enticing! She started her musical career with piano lessons when she was only six years of age. When only 17 she started singing in various bands and soon studio productions followed. Bella was discovered by Falco, Austria’s biggest pop star ever. Falco liked her voice and invited her immediately to cooperate and acted as her mentor. On his last album “Out of the Dark” she sang in his choir and was in charge of all his choreographies.

In 1998 Bella Wagner became the lead singer of the Hallucination Company, which is a talent factory in Vienna, where they bred domestic stars during the 80ies like Hansi Lang, Günter Mokesch and Falco himself. Inspired by Eartha Kitt, Nina Simone and Betty Davis, Bella soon discovered her passion for Jazz, Funk and Soul.Currently Bella wagner released her new album called “That’s what I like” produced by Oliver Werbach. Her album is full of new interpretation of classics like „I Put A Spell On You“ by Screamin’ Jay Hawkins; „Is You Is“ by Louis Jordan or „Love Me Or Leave Me“ by Nina Simon .The CD is available at iTunes or at her Homepage: www.bellawagner.com. In cooperation with Clemens Kloss from “Tic Music” Bella and Oliver are already working on their next album, which will be called “That’s what I like 2” – Urban Funk. “That`s what I like 2” mainly consists of own compositions. RELEASES: 1997 “Keep That Flava - Golden House Traxx“ (Al Dino - Gosh!) 1999 “Carribean Rose - Croustillant leger“ (Patrik Pulsinger - b.Low) 2007 “Thats what I like - Urban Jazz“ (Oliver Werbach/Tic Music) User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License and may also be available under the GNU FDL..