Crystal Waters

Crystal Watersis an American dance music singer and songwriter. Waters began writing demos for the production team, the Basement Boys, and penning songs for recording artists.

She penned a song called "Gypsy Woman" for dance diva Ultra Naté, but she recorded a demo cut herself of the song. The song became a worldwide hit, reaching #8 on the Billboard Hot 100, and found even more success in Europe, reaching #2 on the UK Singles Chart. Scarcely a year after its release, a new version turned up on the Red Hot Organization's Red Hot + Dance AIDS fundraiser disc.

Waters' next releases were promoted in the dance music markets, but she made an unexpected mainstream comeback in 1994 when the song "100% Pure Love" hit #11 on the Billboard Hot 100 and became one of the longest charting singles on the Hot 100 at 45 weeks. Along with the single, the singer released her second album Storyteller.

In 1996, Waters participated in the AIDS-Benefit Album Red Hot + Rio produced by the Red Hot Organization, performing the song "The Boy From Ipanema".

Her 1997 self-titled album included another Top 40 US hit, "Say...If You Feel Alright". Waters' other songs that charted on the Hot Dance Music/Club Play and the Hot Dance Airplay charts include "Come On Down" and "My Time".

In 2007, Waters embarked on a world tour and released "Destination Calabria" which hit the Top 10 on the UK Singles Chart. In May 2008, Waters issued the single "Dancefloor", giving Waters yet another Top 10 Dance hit. "Never Enough" hit #20 on the US Dance Charts in February 2009.