First release from new local label STIMULANT features the vocal talents of this young woman, PRINCESS. Her debut single 'Say I'm Your Number One' was a hit in Britain. It's typical of the sort of black music Stimulant aims to bring into NZ. The label comes to you from Auckland dancefloor dukes Simon Grigg, Mark Phillips and Peter Urlich.
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Rip It Up, Issue 100, 1 November 1985, Page 2
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59First release from new local label STIMULANT features the vocal talents of this young woman, PRINCESS. Her debut single 'Say I'm Your Number One' was a hit in Britain. It's typical of the sort of black music Stimulant aims to bring into NZ. The label comes to you from Auckland dancefloor dukes Simon Grigg, Mark Phillips and Peter Urlich. Rip It Up, Issue 100, 1 November 1985, Page 2
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