A talented vocalist originally from Montreal, Roxie Kanada spent her formative years overseas, touring as a backup singer for several different funk and jazz outfits. Her love for modern dance music led her to South Florida to pursue a solo career. As luck would have it, shortly after she set up her new digs in the South Beach neighborhood, Roxie was introduced to fellow Canadian and South Florida transplant Chris Diodati - the prolific dance music producer with many hits to his credit. Upon hearing Roxie sing for the first time, Chris was immediately impressed and invited her to his studio to work on some tracks. One of the first projects they embarked on was a reworking of the 1980's era Canadian pop duo Voggue's 1983 discofied synth pop hit "I Love To Dance," a track that both Roxie and Chris loved since they were kids. Their love for this classic tracks shines through, and their uniquely modern version of it actually improves upon the original, thanks to Roxie's singular talent and Chris' instincts as a producer. The end product has become Roxie's debut single, presented here featuring 3 exclusive mixes, including acappela and instrumental versions.