J.D. Jaber

J.D. Jaber is an alias associated with Italo-Disco, a genre that emerged from Italy in the late 1970s and early 1980s. The project was produced by Alessandro Zanni and Stefano Cundari, with arrangements by Alessandro Gabelli and Gianluca Bergonzi. Gianluca Bergonzi is often noted as the vocalist behind the J.D. Jaber project. Notable releases include "Don't Stop Lovin'," which was recorded in Parma at Montello Studios and released in 1983 under Memory Records. Another significant track is "Don't Wake Me Up," released in 1986, also under Memory Records.

J.D. Jaber's music has become iconic in the Italo-Disco scene, reflecting the era's distinctive sound characterized by synthesizers and catchy melodies. More recent releases include albums like "Don't Wake Me Up" and "I Want You," which have been popular among fans of the genre. The project's legacy is tied to the nostalgic appeal of Italo-Disco, a genre that continues to influence contemporary electronic music.