A late 90’s Eurodance record that still slaps today! 2 Times, by Ann Lee is a 1999 Eurodance track that became a major hit across Europe. Its catchy melody and playful lyrics helped it reach No. 2 on the UK Singles Chart and top charts in several other countries. Produced by Alfredo Pignagnoli, the song’s upbeat tempo and Ann Lee’s smooth vocals made it a club favourite and a pop culture staple of the late 90s. Its infectious hook remains instantly recognisable.
Anne Lee – 2 Times (Live TOP of the POPS 1999)
Ann Lee, born Annerley Gordon in Sheffield, England, worked as a session vocalist and co-wrote tracks for other Eurodance artists. Her smooth vocals and catchy melodies helped her stand out in the late 90s dance scene. After “2 Times” topped charts worldwide, Ann Lee continued to release music, including her album “Dreams” in 1999. Her influence on Eurodance remains strong today.
But was she the actual voice of Whigfield?
Ann Lee (Annerley Gordon) is widely believed to have been the uncredited vocalist on several Whigfield tracks, including “Saturday Night.” While this hasn’t been officially confirmed, Gordon worked as a session singer and songwriter for the same production team behind Whigfield’s music. This has fueled speculation that her voice was used on early Whigfield tracks. Ann Lee also co-wrote “Think of You” and other Eurodance hits.
Annerley Gordon’s Ballads as Whigfield & Ann Lee
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