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Artist
Fiori
12+ albums
trancedanceelectronicaelectronicfemale vocalists
about
LORNA FIORI At the age of 22 Lorna competed in a scholarship competition held by the Opera Division of New World School of Arts in Miami, Florida. Despite the fact that she had only been training for a few months with opera coach, Oscar Diaz, she won the full vocal scholarship landing her in the midst of professional working teachers such as Joy Davidson, Lisa Braden and Maestro William Anthony Waters, Orchestra Director for the Guzman Center for the Performing Arts, just to name a few. During that time, Lorna met Dj Fluid and with his musical talent and her lyrical melodic writing, together they took on the Miami dance music scene. Ying Yang Records produced her first single, a remake of “Ring My Bell” by Anita Ward, in French, stirring up the dance scene and giving her lots of exposure. Lorna’s second hit single “Craving Your Love,” with the help of Power 96’s Eddie Mix, landed her in the top 5 for over 10 weeks. She received rave reviews from David Hayslett in DMA (Dance Music Authority) Magazine. She was then signed by Warlock Records, a subsidiary company of Warner Bros. Outgrowing the label, both producer and Lorna moved on to develop their own company, Canary Creations. In 1998 she wrote and co-produced “If I“ under the name Fiori. It landed her on the door step of Artemis Records and 24/7. In 2002, her single, “Take Me Where You Are,” from her album Heaven, solidified her as a permanent fixture in the trance/dance scene. Lorna’s powerful voice soared over the tran
