Collection: Rozalla
Everybody's Free (To Feel Good) anchors the early 1990s side, on US Epic 12-inches that include promos, with Faith (In The Power Of Love) issued in Italy on Beat Club Records. The later end sounds quite different: Don't Go Lose It Baby, a 1998 UK promo on RM Records that leans into tribal house, Latin and dub.
Rozalla Miller
Born March 18, 1964 in Ndola, Northern Rhodesia (now Zambia).
Rozalla first enjoyed success on the Pulse 8 label as a solo vocalist for [a34136. Her singles ‘Everybody’s Free (to feel good)’ and ‘Are You Ready to Fly’ were powerful and catchy anthems, and became huge pop and club hits in the early nineties, establishing her as the “Queen of Rave”.
Her debut album ‘Everybody’s Free’ was released in 1992. Rozalla moved on to Epic, and released an a-typical album which alienated her from her dance following. The album was no success and Rozalla was subsequently dropped from the label, despite four UK top 40 hits.
She bounced back with the powerful 1998 album ‘Coming Home’, which saw her reunite with Band of Gypsies.
She has since worked with Flip ‘n Fill, Phat ‘n Phunky and Richard Humpty Vission.
Rozalla Miller, Rozalla Brydon
I Rozalla, Rosalla, Roxalla, Rozala, Rozalia, Rozella, Rozzala, 羅莎拉, 蘿賽拉
Rozalla at Rectangle Triangle — 5 records, mostly 12", 1991–1998.
Styles in this crate: House, Dub, Euro House, Latin.
Labels represented include Epic, Beat Club Records.
These records live at the shop on Rue Atateken in Montréal; anything marked sold stays listed for reference. Every record is graded to the Goldmine standard. We ship worldwide, or you can pick up in store.
