Instead, this album's singles were "C'est Cool", "4Ever", and "Jeg kommer hjem". However, the song ended up not being used on the inevitable 5th album, titled "W". In 2009, she released "No Doubt", which was intended to be the first single from her upcoming album. In 2008, she released the second single from "All In One", a cover of "Right In The Night" by Jam & Spoon. Unlike "Saturday Night 2003", this was a re-recording of the song rather than a remix package. Her next single was "Think Of You 2007", a remix package for "Think Of You" recorded to promote the greatest hits album "All In One". This single was not for a brand new album instead, it was included in re-releases of "Whigfield 4", with the new album title "Was A Time - The Album." Break from recording and comebackĪfter 2004, Whigfield took a break from recording so that Sannie could focus on songwriting, contributing tracks to groups such as The Benassi Bros., In-Grid, Malomodo, and Favretto. In 2004, she released a new single, "Was A Time". The package reached the top 20 in Denmark, and #3 in the Czech Republic. In 2003, Whigfield released "Saturday Night 2003", a remix package mixed by the German production team Villa Productions. The album, "Whigfield 4", was released that summer, followed by a double A-side single, "Amazing & Beautiful / My My." In 2002, Whigfield released her first single for her fourth album, "Gotta Getcha". For her third album, "Whigfield III", she branched out into further styles of dance music, experimenting with styles such as hi-NRG and using more modern, diverse synths. This was followed by "Doo Wop" in 2000, which was a major hit in Spain. In 1999, she released the first single from her third album, "Be My Baby", a cover of the 60's song by The Ronettes. These singles and album did not reach any notable chart positions. This album spawned two more singles, "Baby Boy" and "Givin' All My Love". Second, Third and fourth albumsĪfter one more single, "No Tears To Cry" in 1997, Whigfield released her second album, "Whigfield II". This single was another hit, ranking high in countries all across Europe. In 1996, she released the first single from her next album, "Gimme Gimme". The same year, she also released the album "Mega Mixes", which featured remixes of her biggest hits. This album featured her previous three singles, and spawned another one, "Sexy Eyes", which hit #1 in Spain, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and Australia. She released her first album, "Whigfield", in 1996. Whigfield maintained that the similarity was unintentional, and the lawsuit was settled out of court. The project was sued for "Another Day" by the producers of the band Mungo Jerry, who claimed that the song sounded similar to Mungo Jerry's 1970 hit "In The Summertime". She followed this single with "Think Of You" and "Another Day", which both entered the top ten in many countries. However, the song hit it big in other countries, remaining at #1 for three months on the Spanish charts and becoming the first UK #1 hit by a non-UK artist this feat earned her an entry in the Guinness Book of World Records. Her first single, "Saturday Night", was released in 1993, and was coldly received by clubs in her native country. She named the project after her piano teacher, Mrs. In 1993, while living in Italy, she collaborated with Italian producers Larry Pignagnoli and Davide Riva to start the project Whigfield. Her first musical project was a band she joined with her brother, where she sang and her brother played guitar. Sannie Charlotte Carlson was born in Denmark on April 11, 1970, and moved around frequently as a child, living in places such as Algeria, Nigeria, and France. Since then she has released music under her real name "Sannie," before returning as Whigfield in 2020 with the new single "Suga." Biography Whigfield has released 5 studio albums from 1995 to 2012, her latest album "W" (2012) breaking a 10-year silence since her last album "4" in 2002. Whigfield (real name Sannie Charlotte Carlson) is an Italian bubblegum dance/eurodance project, best known for her 1993 hit single "Saturday Night." Saturday Night is arguably the first bubblegum dance song ever made, preceding Me & My's " Dub-I-Dub" which was released two years later.
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