'Castles in the Sky' (Peter Luts remix) вЂ“ 7:15.

'Castles in the Sky' (radio edit) вЂ“ 3:49.

'Castles in the Sky' (Peter Luts radio edit) вЂ“ 3:18.

The second video uses the Peter Luts radio edit and features clips of an instrument being played amongst clips of the original video. The first uses the regular radio edit, and shows a selection of dancers in an underground sewer. There are two different videos for the song, both of which feature Cindy Mertens miming to Marsha's vocals. While initially lipsyncing to Marsha's vocals in live performances as well, a version of the song with Coenen's vocals was eventually released on the album Ace. Later, Mertens and the dancers were also dropped, and Annemie Coenen became the frontwoman for the group. I immediately turned out to be a success as the song was signed for eight countries right then.' Д¬ontroversially, however, Marsha was axed from any live performances, as three dancers (including Cindy Mertens) took her place. Although Christophe hated the lyrics and the vocals of mine, which he thought interfered with the music too much (mind his Absolom remix without any vocals), A&S recordings took my version of 'Castles in the Sky' with my vocals and complete lyrics on it to MIDEM, the biggest European music conference held annually in Cannes, France. No co-writers, the lyrics were taken as I wrote them.

According to Marsha, 'The vocal melody and the lyrics of 'Castles in the Sky' are mine.

A year or so later, Christophe Chantzis joined the team and Marsha was given a demo that would ultimately become 'Castles in the Sky'. After getting in touch, Marsha had a successful audition and began working with the brothers until Geert 'felt he was no longer needed' and quit, leaving just Erik and Marsha. Theeuwen, better known as Marsha, heard that brothers and musicians Erik and Geert Vanspauwen were looking for a vocalist with experience in dance music.

Castle in the sky song