Ronnie Lee

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Fuck Macarena
  NL 8th 52/1996 (8 weeks)

Ronnie F. Lee is an American MC , hardcore techno musician and label owner . He published under pseudonyms such as MC Rage , MC Fresh and Ronny Money .

Life

Lee served in the United States Army and was stationed in Italy , among other places . After retiring from active service, he returned to Italy and devoted himself to his career as a musician. In the 1990s he worked as an MC for Luca Pretolesi's project Digital Boy . Pretolesi then also produced many of Lee's solo works, which appeared under names such as MC Fresh or Ronny Money . With the single The Mountain of King , which Lee had written together with Luca Pretolesi, he reached number 1 in the Italian single charts in 1994.

He became known in 1996 in the Netherlands with the song Fuck Macarena , which was a parody of the hit of the group Los del Río . After that he released more singles and albums, but could no longer build on the success of Fuck Macarena . In 1997 he founded the So-Real Records label in Italy . A year later, Lee moved back to the United States and founded the company European Music Market, Inc. (EUMM), with which he initially wanted to import European music. EUMM was later converted into a music label and also acted as the operator of Luca Pretolesi's recording studio.

In 2002, Lee founded the consulting firm Artistic Business Services, Inc. (ABS).

Discography (excerpt)

Albums

  • 2000: MC Rage & D-Boy Bad Boys - Rage (So-Real Records)
  • 2003: MC Rage - Chains (double CD; So-Real Records)

Singles & EPs

  • 1992: MC Fresh - Don't You Wanna Be Free (Flying Records)
  • 1992: Ronny Money - Ula La (Discoid Corporation)
  • 1993: Ronny Money - Money's Back (Discoid Corporation)
  • 1994: Ronny Money - Again N 'Again (Discoid Corporation)
  • 1995: Ronny Money feat. Jeffrey Jey - Don't You Know (The Devil's Smiling) (D-Boy Records)
  • 1996: Black Machine feat. Ronny Money - Jump Up (New Music International)
  • 1996: MC Rage - Fuck Macarena (D-Boy Black Label)
  • 1997: Phoebus feat. Ronny Money - Love Will Make a Difference (Dance Pool)
  • 1997: MC Rage - Rave Machine (D-Boy Black Label)
  • 1998: DJ Isaac & MC Rage - Santa Claus is Hardcore (So-Real Records)
  • 1998: Rob Gee & MC Rage - Two the Hard Way (D-Boy Black Label)
  • 1999: MC Rage - No Lie (So-Real Records)
  • 2000: Digital Boy and MC Rage - Akkur (D-Boy Black Label)
  • 2000: MC Rage - Rage EP (So-Real Records)
  • 2001: DJ JDA & Digital Boy feat. MC Rage - Hardcore for Life (ADN Hardcore)
  • 2001: DJ Lem-X feat. MC Rage - Core Never Die (HSC Records)
  • 2001: MC Rage - Outlaw (D-Boy Black Label)
  • 2001: Central feat. MC Rage - The Prophecy 666 (Central Rock Records)
  • 2002: MC Rage with Digital Boy & DJ Bike - September Forever (D-Boy Black Label)
  • 2002: MC Rage - Still Real (D-Boy Black Label)
  • 2003: MC Rage - Chains (D-Boy Black Label)
  • 2003: Digital Boy & MC Rage - Hardcore for Life Part 5 (D-Boy Black Label)
  • 2004: Digital Boy & MC Rage - Sugar Daddy (Hardcore for Life 6) (D-Boy Black Label)

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  1. ↑ MC Rage - Fuck Macarena. In: Top40.nl. Stichting Nederlandse Top 40, accessed on March 28, 2017 (Dutch).

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personal data
SURNAME Lee, Ronnie
ALTERNATIVE NAMES MC Rage (pseudonym); MC Fresh (pseudonym); Ronny Money (pseudonym)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION American MC, musician and label owner
DATE OF BIRTH 20th century