However, each dawn brings pain to the vocalist, as she realizes "when the night is gone, I'll be alone". Olaf Jeglitza backs up this notion as the man's voice in the woman's head, saying the things she wants to hear and promising to fulfill her desires. In the song, the female vocalist, Karin Kasar, longs to be with the anonymous individual she encounters every night in her dreams. "Another Night" was inspired by Roni Griffith's "Desire", the Coca-Cola theme tune and "More and More" by Captain Hollywood Project. It was mixed by Andreas "Boogieman" Herbig. It was produced by the Berman Brothers and AxelFF (Axel Wernecke) at the Boogie Park Studios Hamburg. In the U.S., the single was certified Platinum by the RIAA, spent 40 weeks in the Top 40, and became the best-selling single by a German act in U.S. during the holiday season of 1994-1995, number two on the UK Singles Chart and number one on the Australian ARIA Chart. It is one of their biggest hits, reaching number 18 in Germany, number three on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart in the U.S. "Another Night" is a song by German group Real McCoy, released as the first single from their third studio album Another Night in mid-1993 in Germany and in 1994 in the rest of the world. Real McCoy - Another Night Ģ58PTS // 7 VOTERS: Controversy has also been raised, mostly due to the further releases and titling.ġ6. The song was then once again re-released in 2012 by Tiger Records. Additionally, a new music video was issued for the single, but did not feature Star in the video. The song also received mixed reviews from music critics, but managed to gain commercial success around the globe. The song was re-issued in 2008 by Tiger Records with new remixes. This was the first UK #1 where the acapella vocals of one track had been mixed with the backing track of another. A music video was issued, depicting Coco Star at an indoor football game. The song topped the UK Singles Chart in April 2000 and peaked inside the top ten in countries including Ireland, Denmark, Norway, Italy and Australia. The song was also a commercial success, remaining both Star's and Fragma's best selling single to date. The song was critically acclaimed worldwide, with many critics citing the song one of the best dance anthems of all time, praising its catchy tune. 'I Need A Miracle' was three years old - a long time ago - and 'Toca's Miracle' was more successful than both knocked together, so there was benefit for both sides." He mistakely concluded Coco as being on the same label as them, stating: "Fortunately, this Coco single was on Positiva, which is the same label we are on, That was very good, so Kevin from Positiva A&R sorted things out with Coco and her management, and it was very quick to find a deal to use the vocals. While mixing both recordings, he stated he couldn't "believe" both versions fit perfectly.
Musically, the song was based on a "typical-trance" style, which features instrumentation of guitars and synthesizers. I collected these, put my own ideas to it and mixed it together into a track."
I thought it was a good idea, with the guitar sample, but I thought it was only a thing for clubs, and wouldn't really be that successful " He carried on saying "They started the composition, they offered some chord lines, sequences and bass lines, and started looking for interesting sounds. Zenker stated about the production ""I produced it as a club track. Coco had been the lead singer with the group Sub Love, who later evolved into the dance act Way Out West. Davis also co-wrote the UK chart toppers "Groovejet (If This Ain't Love)" for Spiller in 2000 and "Can't Get You Out Of My Head" for Kylie Minogue in 2001. Rob Davis, the former guitarist of 1970s Glam Rock group Mud, co-wrote the song. "I Need a Miracle" by British female singer Coco (born Sue Bryce) was a #32 UK hit in 1997. The original vocal of "Toca Me" may have been inspired by a track called 'Feel The Magic' by Exotica, which was the b-side to their 1995 UK hit single "The Summer Is Magic". Toca in Spanish means touch, so it became known as Touch Me." With the interview with Zenker, he stated regarding Toca Me "One day and gave me a rough demo with this magic plugged-guitar line which I thought was really good.
The instrumental ("Toca Me") was written by Dirk Duderstadt, Marco Duderstadt, Ramon Zenker and the lyrics (of "I Need a Miracle") were written by Rob Davis and Victor Imbres, while some of the song's production was produced by Ramon Zenker, the vocals were produced many years earlier by Imbres and Tim Orford. Taken as the second single off the studio album Toca, the song is a mashup of Star's "I Need a Miracle" (1996) and Fragma's own "Toca Me". "Toca's Miracle" is a bootleg recording by the German musical group Fragma, featuring the vocals of British singer Coco Star.
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