La Bouche

La Bouche, meaning "The Mouth" in French, is a prominent German-American Eurodance duo celebrated for chart-topping hits like "Be My Lover," "Sweet Dreams," "You Won't Forget Me," and "S.O.S." Established in 1994 by record producer Frank Farian, La Bouche featured American singer Melanie Thornton and rapper-singer Lane McCray. Thornton pursued a solo career after departing from La Bouche in 2000.