NOTE: There are other artists that are sometimes abrevated as 'dba '- see end of bio for further information.
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dba are Shaz Sparks on vocals and Robbie Bronnimann on keyboards & programming. dba was started in 1996 out of the breakup of 65 dBA. Their sound is that of techno, trance & dance featuring Shaz's hallmark haunting angelic voice.

Bubble was released by Warner Alliance that same year. Reviews state this was «moving away from overt Christian themes and condensing themselves down to a pure dance‑pop duo...»¹ Oddly, their official website makes no mention of this 'first' album. Some sites list the band name for this album as 'dBA', derived from dropping the '65' from name of their previous band (note, the case difference to the all lower case used currently). Album credits show it is Robbie and Shaz as the creative force behind it.

Later albums, such as Spectrum, in 2001, and Twister, in 2002, and multiple promotional releases have been done under the Dtox Chicane, Matt Darey, Howard Jones.²

Their own work has been played by dj's worldwide, both on the radio and in clubs.³

Sample tracks are available on their official website, D.B.A.. Correct ID3 tag should be 'D.B.A.' for this artist. Releases include: 'Doing Business As / The Album', 1999


**) DBA — Derringer / Bogert / Appice — can be found at either Derringer Bogert & Appice (has the album) or Derringer, Bogert & Appice (has the group photo). Correct ID3 tags should be (one of the above) for this artist. (Once determined which is the correct tag, please come back here and correct this entry.)
Made up of Rick Derringer, Tim Bogert, Carmine Appice. Releases include: 'Doing Business As...', 2001


***) DBA — Dead by April is here. Correct ID3 tag should be 'Dead By April' for this artist.
Releases include: 'Falling Behind', 'Promotion 2007'