Janice Robinson: Last News

DJ/producer Lodato has done a remake of the ’90s club classic Dreamer AND he got original vocalist, Janice Robinson, to lend her magic to this juiced up new version!

Janice Robinson is a familiar face - and that's because she burst onto our telly screens back in 2018 when she appeared on The X Factor. Shooting to fame four years ago, this wasn't Janice's first rodeo in the industry.Janice was initially known as a member of hit-making Italian Eurodance group Livin' Joy in the 90s before she embarked on a solo career.

Express.co.uk about the "imposter" Luzahnn who is now "pretending" to be Livin Joy.Janice joined Livin' Joy in the early 90s, releasing the single Dreamer before going solo in 1999.The singer released her own solo album, The Color Within Me, in 1999 and even toured with Tina Turner in 2000.When Janice left the band, Tameko took over and released the single Don't Stop Movin'.She also wrote and sung the band's only album, of the same name, but all went quiet for Tameko when she returned to the USA.Disaster struck for the pair when Janice noticed in 2001 a stranger performing as Livin' Joy in London Pride.The individual in question, Luzahnn, has performed at several UK festivals including Mighty Hoopla and Back To The 90s.She even has a Facebook page under the bands name, with the information saying that she has "all the qualities to provide a world class vocal performance which is worthy of Livin’ Joy’s seminal house records".Speaking about the "injustice" that is happening, Janice said to Express.co.uk: "What's happening today is injustice. We are victims.

HAVING brought Robbie Williams to tears on the X Factor in 2018, 90s dance legend Janice Robinson looked all set to relaunch her music career. But the singer - who wrote the hit dance track Dreamer - has now had those, ahem, dreams dashed by an “imposter” who is touring music festivals pretending to be her.

Express.co.uk about her time on X Factor in 2018 and how "unexpected" the request to go on the show was.Janice returned to the stage on the X Factor as a contestant, surprising the judging panel with the revelation that she was the voice and songwriter behind the hit Dreamer.However, according to Janice this was no surprise as she was actually "invited" on the show as they wanted to tell her story 20 years after her hit single was released.Recalling when she found out about the show, she told Express.co.uk: "They DMed [direct messaged] me on my Instagram, honey, somebody from Thames TV."I still got the message. Yeah, I was asked to be unexpected.They wanted to tell my story and that's how it was presented to me."And in that moment, I thought, either this is going to be either they're trying to make a fool of a 50-year-old woman, or they are or they want, you know, something shocking, that will make people watch, or they really genuinely want to tell my story."However, they did not tell the story Janice wanted them to, as she was going through an awful time at home in America.She continued: "In the end, they didn't tell my story.They only told a portion of my story."I was going through something very heartbreaking.

X Factor in 2018, and has exclusively claimed to Express.co.uk that she was "invited" on the show.Janice returned to the stage on the X Factor as a contestant, surprising the judging panel with the revelation that she was the voice and songwriter behind the hit Dreamer.However, according to Janice this was no surprise as she was actually "invited" on the show as they wanted to tell her story 20 years after her hit single.Speaking about her time on X Factor, she said: "I was invited to be on the show. I want to make that clear."They DM'd me on my Instagram, honey, somebody from Thames TV.

X Factor in 2018 and has spoken exclusively to Express.co.uk about the experience, comparing talent shows to The Hunger Games.Janice returned to the stage on the X Factor as a contestant, surprising the judging panel with the revelation that she was the voice and songwriter behind the hit Dreamer.However, the singer revealed she was "invited" onto the show, as they wanted to tell her story 20 years later.Speaking about X Factor and her thoughts on talent shows, she said: "I know people love it, but entertainment, and all the competition for me, it becomes this Hunger Games."We're all living in this Hunger Games type thing, all those talent competition shows because of the severity of how things end in the voting."I'm telling you it is like modern day Hunger Games.That's just my opinion."Express.co.uk has contacted representatives at ITV for comment.The Hunger Games trilogy follows a group of children who have to compete to the death in several challenges to the thrill of viewers.Janice then furthered her point on what she thought of talent shows and how they benefit the "obscurity".She continued: "I think talent competition shows and reality shows are wonderful for the public to experience the making of someone, I think it gives people a sense of hope."It gives people a good feeling to see someone go from obscurity to some type of notoriety."But there is a dark side to that because in the spotlight you have to have a foundation within yourself, you need to have a sense of yourself."As once the lights go out you have to navigate your own reality."The Dreamer singer then spoke about how she tried to nurture the young contestants on the show to make them feel better about the daunting world they were going to enter.She

Janice Robinson was an instant hit when she appeared on the X factor in 2018.The 54 year old singer first found fame as a member of 1990s group Livin' Joy, before embarking on a solo career. So when she faced the judges on the hit ITV show she knew just what she was doing, and impressed from the off with the revelation that she was the voice and songwriter behind the international dance track Dreamer. Janice made it to the live shows in the Over 28s category and ended up finishing in 14th place.