Australian born DJ turned pop star who, despite having an earlier club hit with Bass Culture, shot to international fame in her own right after being selected to represent the United Kingdom at the Eurovision Song Contest in 1996. Her song, 'Ooh Aah... Just A Little Bit', failed to impress Eurovision judges, but was a huge commercial hit in the UK (reaching #1). It was also a chart success right across Europe and in the United States. ...show more

Australian born DJ turned pop star who, despite having an earlier club hit with Bass Culture, shot to international fame in her own right after being selected to represent the United Kingdom at the Eurovision Song Contest in 1996. Her song, 'Ooh Aah... Just A Little Bit', failed to impress Eurovision judges, but was a huge commercial hit in the UK (reaching #1). It was also a chart success right across Europe and in the United States.

Further hits followed including "I Belong To You", "Ti Amo", "Fresh", and "Gimme Some Love" - all taken from the hit album "Fresh". Gina rapidly became a gay icon, with fans queuing right around the block outside London's G.A.Y. club to see her perform. Inside, 2,000 people would chant her name before her performances.

Then it all went sticky. Gina got caught up in a contractual dispute with Steve Rodway (Motiv 8) and ceased recording. Her first comeback was a mute affair, providing backing vocals on album tracks for Soda Club. Comeback attempts on ITV's "Reborn In The USA" and in the 2005 UK Eurovision heats proved fruitless. ...show less