Rachel Panay

about

A Washington, D.C. native, the only child of a classical pianist mother, Rachel Panay has been honing her craft since the age of eight. At Duke Ellington High School for the Performing Arts, she trained formally in voice, dance, and musical theater and wrote her first composition, “Gun of Love", which became WPGC Washington, DC's theme song for its "Stop the Violence" campaign. After graduating from the prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston, Rachel became deeply involved in the Boston live music scene but continued to move in the Dance/House direction with tracks “Desire” and “Shine On” which landed on Miami’s SFP Records. Rachel relocated to Miami to collaborate with several production teams leading to the signing and release of additional original productions including “You Make Me Feel” sited in Billboard Magazine as one of the top Dance tracks by an emerging artists, as well as her first major label appearance on BMG Latin’s remake of Foxy’s “Get Off” produced by Jason Klein of MonsterTaxi, currently available on BMG’s Latin Party compilation and Verano 2003. While in Miami, Rachel also performed for the most high profile of events including Winter Party, White Party, Mr. Miami International, Miami AIDS Walk, Aqua Girl and more and had a regular series of performances at South Beach night spots, Frankie & Johnny’s, The Cactus Club and the Hotel St. Augustine. In the fall of 2003, Rachel captured imaginations of dance floors, DJ’s and fans everywhere with “The W

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albums

Queer As Folk: Club Babylon

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Queer As Folk: Beyond Babylon [Disc 2]

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Queer as Folk: Club Babylon Disc 2

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The Best Of House, Vol 2

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Queer As Folk - Club Babylon (Soundtrack from the TV Show)

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queer as folk - club babylon

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Queer As Folk - Club Babylon (CD2)

Back To Love

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The Real Thing (Dance Mixes)

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Queer As Folk: Club Babylon OST

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60's Club Hits Reloaded, Vol. 1

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Promo Only Dance Radio October

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