Fragma

In 1999 the German project Fragma took shape once Ramon Zenker, a former Hardfloor member, joined forces with Dirk Duderstadt (born 1977) and Marco Duderstadt (born 1979) to create a fresh dance-music act. Their first release was an instrumental electronic demo titled "Toca Me," which paved the way for the club/dance single "Toca's Miracle" and the debut album Toca that spotlighted vocalist Maria Rubia. After receiving a Top of the Pops nomination, the ensemble reached the upper ranks of the charts by delivering the hit single "Say That You're Here" with Damae on lead vocals together with "Embrace Me."