[Latin Freestyle/Freestyle/Synth Pop/Dance/High Energy/Electronic/Pop/Dance Pop] Here is freestyle artist Nancy Martinez with her failed 12\" maxi single titled: \"Crazy Love\". It contains all three mixes offered on the album: \"Crazy Love (Extended Mix)\", \"Crazy Love (Dub Mix)\", \"Crazy Love (Instrumental)\". I also included the album version of the song as a bonus track. There are plenty of places on the internet that discuss her career, but I'll still give a brief synopsis. Nancy Catherine Julia Martinez was born on the 26th of August 1960 in Montreal, Quebec and had an interest in music at a young age, thanks to her musical parents. Growing up in Montreal as a child, she attended music school as a pianist and started taking vocal lessons. In high school she moved from singing at small local gigs to recording jingles and performing background vocals for popular French-Canadian artists like Nathalie and René Simard. During a session with disco artist Kat Mandu, Nancy was approached by the label to sign as a solo artist. Nancy was initially uncomfortable with being in the spotlight and asked that they not use her real name. She released several albums in the early 80's before she hit golden by working with hiNRG/freestyle producer Teneen Ali. She updated her sound, and her first single, \"For Tonight\", became a huge hit and an instant freestyle classic in 1986. The song even hit #32 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #2 on the dance chart. Her best album titled: \"Not Just The Girl Next Door\" followed, and her freestyle follow-up single, \"Move Out\", managed to hit #12 on the dance chart. This single was released next and it sadly failed to chart or make a splash which sucks because its a really good dance pop track that many freestyle fans (myself included) would love. Over the following years Nancy kept a much lower profile, occasionally doing guest vocals while also recording some stuff in genres under pop rock, jazz and dance pop here and there (sometimes under the name Nancy Martin for some strange reason). I think it's safe to say that she was one of the strongest latin freestyle female vocalists of the time and that says a lot. This 12\" maxi album single was released under Atlantic Records '86.
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