
Dubstar is a British pop group formed in 1992 by Steve Hillier and Chris Wilkie. Sarah Blackwood joined the band in 1993, completing the lineup. Known for their blend of pop, dance, and soul influences, the group gained recognition in the 1990s with hits like "Stars" and "Not So Manic Now". Their music often featured introspective lyrics paired with melodic arrangements. Although they disbanded in 2000, a message on their official website in 2007 hinted at a possible reunion and new material. Dubstar remains a notable name in the British pop scene for their contributions to the genre's evolution in the 1990s.
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I (Friday Night) ft. Steve Hillier | 2004 |
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Take It ft. Steve Hillier | 2000 |
The Self Same Thing ft. Steve Hillier | 2004 |
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Rise to the Top ft. Steve Hillier | 2000 |
When the World Knows Your Name ft. Steve Hillier | 2000 |
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Arc of Fire ft. Steve Hillier | 2000 |
Swansong ft. Steve Hillier | 2004 |
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I'm Conscious of Myself ft. Steve Hillier | 2000 |
Another Word ft. Steve Hillier | 2000 |
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Believe in Me ft. Steve Hillier | 2000 |
Mercury ft. Steve Hillier | 2000 |
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And When You Laugh (feat. Ian Broudie) ft. Ian Broudie | 2000 |
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Stay ft. Steve Hillier | 2000 |
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