Artist's albums
Robot Money
2023 · album
Revenge
2021 · single
Mr. Blue
2019 · single
Seven Little Girls
2019 · single
Instrumental 70's
2019 · EP
Tell Me
2018 · single
Sing Out Your Dreams
2018 · single
Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
2017 · single
Roses Are Red
2016 · single
Tell Me
2016 · single
Minti
2016 · single
RSVP/Ill Wind (For Frances 7'')
2015 · single
Embarking EP
2014 · EP
Relaxing Panflute
2014 · album
Hello, I Love You
2014 · single
When Blue and Green Eyes Meet
2014 · single
The Wanderer Above the Sea of Fog
2014 · single
Marat/Sade: Music from the Production
2014 · album
Music for Gardening
2014 · album
Słońce
2013 · single
A Tribute to Supertramp - Dreamer
2013 · album
Światła
2013 · single
Rise of the Phoenix
2013 · single
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Biography
The Dreamers were one of the relatively few all-female doo wop groups in the mid-'50s, recording several singles on which they backed noted R&B singer Richard Berry. They did just one single under their own name, "Do Not Forget"/"Since You've Been Gone," which came out on Flip in 1957. They also recorded a 1954 single billed as the Dreamers Featuring Richard Berry, and also did a couple of singles for Class as the Rollettes. They were more pop-influenced than most doo wop groups of the time, but sang effectively on their now-obscure singles with Berry. Their name was changed to the Blossoms when they were signed to Capitol Records in 1957. The Blossoms recorded singles for several labels, but are most known as one of the most prominent session backup-vocal groups of the early '60s. Darlene Love, the most famous member of the Blossoms, actually did not join the group until 1963, and was not a member of the Dreamers. The Dreamers' Flip single, as well as a couple of the Rollettes' tracks and some odds and ends related to Berry and the Dreamers' '50s careers, were packaged on the Dreamers' They Sing Like Angels compilation for Ace in 2001. ~ Richie Unterberger, Rovi