Hazell Dean

Hazell Dean

With "Searchin' (I Gotta Find A Man)", Hazell Dean achieved one of the most well-known Hi-NRG hits of the decade in 1984 and established her status as a fixture of the British dance and pop scene. Collaborations with producers such as Stock Aitken Waterman shaped her style during the transition from disco to Eurodance. To this day, her singles on 12'' vinyl are sought after among club-goers and collectors.

Hazell Dean – Successes & musical relevance

Hazell Dean's greatest commercial successes came in the mid-1980s with songs like "Searchin' (I Gotta Find A Man)" and "Who's Leaving Who", both of which charted in the UK. Her sound is defined by the Hi-NRG genre and electronic dance productions, often released on labels such as Proto Records and EMI. Dean remains relevant to DJs and fans of electronic pop music through numerous remixes and club versions.

Discover Hazell Dean vinyl releases

For collectors and DJs, maxi-singles such as No fool for love 12" Disco Vinyl STILL SEALED!! (12'' Vinyl Maxi), Searchin' (I Gotta Find A Man) (Original & Re-Mix) (12'' Vinyl Maxi) and Who's Leaving Who (Remix) (12'' Vinyl Maxi) are typical examples of Hazell Dean's club-oriented releases from the 1980s.

Fans of electronic dance music and Hi-NRG will find authentic club tracks here from the heyday of the British dance scene.

• Genre: Hi-NRG, Dance-Pop
• Origin: United Kingdom
• Active: 1980s to 1990s
• Notable: Collaboration with Stock Aitken Waterman