Birth name Laura Muncey Genres Dance music Role Singer | Name Laura More Occupation(s) Singer, dancer Albums On time, On Time. Freaks | |
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Laura more rehearsal pineapple dance studios
Laura More (using the pseudonym Laura Muncey) (born 16 December 1981) is a British singer who is best known for her appearance in the "Call on Me" music video, and in her lead vocals in Uniting Nations single "Ai No Corrida".
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- Laura more rehearsal pineapple dance studios
- Uniting nations ai no corrida ft laura more
- Ai No Corrida
- Earlier career
- References
Uniting nations ai no corrida ft laura more
Ai No Corrida
"Ai No Corrida" was Uniting Nations' third single, which featured the vocal talents of Laura More and had its UK release on November 7, 2005 on enhanced CD (which included the video), 12 inch Vinyl and Digital Download. It also reached the top 20 in the UK, by peaking at #18. Uniting Nations's "Ai No Corrida" was used by Danny Choo in his Shibuya-based Tokyo Dance Trooper video.
Earlier career
She featured in the music video for Eric Prydz's song "Call on Me," which was directed by Huse Monfaradi. The video showcases an aerobics class filled with women donned in 1980s-inspired aerobics attire, executing fitness routines under the guidance of Deanne Berry, an Australian dancer and choreographer. There was one man in the group, played by Juan Pablo Di Pace. Laura then appeared with Deanne, Juan and most of the other Call on Me dancers in the Ministry of Sound fitness video Pump It Up. She also appeared in the video for the Michael Gray single The Weekend.