Kelly Llorenna

Born in Slough, England and raised in Oldham, Kelly Llorenna emerged in the early 1990s on the British dance scene, lending her voice to N-Trance from 1992. Her work sits within a melodic dance aesthetic between eurodance, vocal trance and accessible happy hardcore, characterised by highly recognisable choruses and a penchant for reworked covers adapted for the club format. After the early versions of “Set You Free”, Kelly Llorenna developed a solo career while regularly returning to N-Trance, notably on “Da Ya Think I’m Sexy?”, “Forever” and “Destiny”. In the early 2000s she released several singles under her own name, including “Tell It to My Heart”, “Heart of Gold”, “This Time I Know It’s for Real” and “I Will Love Again”, continuing a trajectory between pop-dance and softened rave energy. Her album All Clubbed Up - The Best of Kelly Llorenna was released in 2002. She has also collaborated with Force & Styles, Flip & Fill, Love to Infinity and DJ Shah, and took part in the Freak Asylum project, extending her ties to the British club scenes and vocal electronic productions.