Johnny Vicious

Dance

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Top Songs By Johnny Vicious

Ecstasy (Take Your Shirts Off) [UFO Mix] [feat. Lula] [UFO Mix]Johnny Vicious

Moments (feat. Myndy K.) [Johnny Vicious Club]Johnny Vicious

What's Up New York (What's Up Mixmaster Anthem Mix)The Underground Sound of New York, Mixmaster, Johnny Vicious & Louie "Balo" Guzman

The Crowd Is Jumpin (feat. Velvet Kode)Johnny Vicious

Almost (feat. Blake Sicily) [Johnny's Crown Instrumental Mix]Johnny Vicious & Royaal

Sanctuary (feat. Dangerous Dave) [Level 5 Mix]Johnny Vicious

Ecstasy (Take Your Shirts Off) [Chelsea Mix] [feat. Lula] [Chelsea Mix]Johnny Vicious

Listen to It's Not Right but It's Okay (Johnny Vicious Momentous Mix) by Whitney Houston & Johnny Vicious, see lyrics, music video & more!

It's Not Right but It's Okay (Johnny Vicious Momentous Mix)Whitney Houston & Johnny Vicious

Listen to Breathe by Johnny Vicious, see lyrics, music video & more!

BreatheJohnny Vicious

Almost (feat. Blake Sicily) [Johnny's Crown Mix]Johnny Vicious & Royaal

Latest Release

ALBUMThe Crowd Is Jumpin (feat. Velvet Kode) - SingleJohnny Vicious

More albums from Johnny Vicious

ALBUMAlmost (feat. Blake Sicily)Johnny Vicious & Royaal

Listen to Can't Let Go by Johnny Vicious & Judy Albanese

ALBUMCan't Let GoJohnny Vicious & Judy Albanese

Listen to Move Your Body (House Music Anthem) / U Can Rok My Body by Johnny Vicious & Judy Albanese

ALBUMMove Your Body (House Music Anthem) / U Can Rok My BodyJohnny Vicious & Judy Albanese

About Johnny Vicious

Hometown

United States of America

Genre

Dance

DJ/remixer/producer Johnny Vicious (born John Coles) became involved in dance music after dropping his 1980s rock records and following the seductive acid house from Chicago. After DJing in a New York club called Mars, the newcomer made his professional debut at Manhattan's Paladium in 1989. Jeffrey Rodman joined him to found their own independent label called Vicious Musik, issuing an EP titled Liquid Bass soon after. Johnny Vicious' breakthrough started while remixing the up-tempo club/dance "Ecstasy (Take Your Shirts Off)," featured on the album Webster Hall Presents a Groovilicious Night; the dance/pop "Kiss You All Over" by No Mercy; "Let's Go All the Way" by React; Whitney Houston's "It's Not Right but It's OK"; and the 2001 release of Ministry of Sound: Club Nation America, a 28-track double album. The latter featured one CD mixed by Johnny Vicious and the other mixed by Tall Paul, with tracks by Paul Van Dyk, Moby, and Fatboy Slim, among other prominent numbers in the dance music scene. Johnny Vicious Presents Ultra Dance, Vol. 1 followed in 2002. ~ Drago Bonacich