Den Harrow

Stefano Zandri performed as 'Den Harrow' visually, while the vocals were provided by other singers including Chuck Rolando, Silvio Pozzoli, Tom Hooker and Anthony James and production was handled by the team of [a=Turatti & Chieregato]. Over time the name 'Den Harrow' came to identify only Zandri, who continues to use the alias. In 2012 Zandri admitted that he never sang on any 'Den Harrow' records. Zandri (now living in Brescia) continues to make public appearances as he re-recorded all the old hits with his voice after taking voice lessons since 1998.

Vocalist:
Chuck Rolando (1983)
Silvio Pozzoli (1984)
Tom Hooker (1985-1987)
(unknown) (1990-1995)
Orlando (1996-1997)
Stefano Zandri (1989, 1999-present)

Stefano Zandri started his artistic career in 1983 when he met in a club, Roberto Turatti & Miki Chieregato, two of the most famous producers of disco music. With his productions 'To Meet Me' & 'A Taste Of Love'. Den Harrow had good success in Italy, Greece, Spain & UK. In 1984 & 1985 'Mad Desire' & 'Future Brain' entered the top ten of all Europe. With 'Future Brain' Den Harrow won. In Italy, The Festivalbar and Vota La Voce & In Germany became an Idol of Teenagers.

In this period he was very busy with Turnee & Recording but he also had time for releasing two LPs which entered the top 10 in the album charts in France, Gas and Beneleux. In 1987 'Don't Break My Heart' won, In Germany, the prize for most popular singer. His album 'Day By Day' sold 1, 000, 000 copies & remained at number 1 in the German charts for 8 months. Winning eight gold discs and one platinum disc.

In 1988 came out his album 'Lies' and from it 'Born To Love' which remained at the top of the European sales charts. Holiday night and the album 'The Best Of Den Harrow' shows his short lived parting from Dance Music. After this period he released 2 singles and decided to take some time out.