Intermission

Intermission was a German Eurodance project founded in 1993 by the production team Cyborg DMP GmbH, which included Michael Eisele alias Attack II, Thorsten Adler, Tom Keil alias Tom Jacques G. Coin, and Nosie Katzmann, operating out of Frankfurt am Main. The project did not feature a single consistent frontwoman, instead collaborating with various singers. These collaborations include Nina Gerhard on the debut single “Honesty” (1993), Valerie Scott on “Piece of My Heart” (1993), which reached number 8 in Germany, and Lori Hölzel alias Lori Glori on “Six Days” (1994) and “Give Peace a Chance” (1994). In 1994, the project released the studio album Piece of My Heart. Subsequent single releases include “All Together Now” (1995) featuring Petra Spiegl, “Planet Love” (1995) featuring Raquel Gomez, which reached number 24 in Germany, “Real Love” (1996), “Miracle of Love” (1996), and “Blow Your Mind” (1997), the latter featuring a collaboration with DJ M.A.R.S.S. and the return of Lori Glori. Intermission's activity ceased shortly afterward, followed by a brief announcement of a comeback on social media in late 2015.