Holidaymakers at O Beach in Ibiza were left stunned when a mysterious woman took to the stage and began singing one of dance music's most iconic tracks, revealing herself as Patti Low, the original vocalist behind Grace's smash hit Not Over Yet.
Low performed in a white gown, delivering the legendary dance anthem and leaving clubbers mesmerised by her powerful vocals.
The voice behind the classic
Low is the original singer of Grace's Not Over Yet, a track that has become a cornerstone of dance music culture. She has also appeared on television programmes including Top Of The Pops, The Big Breakfast and The White Room.
Her other celebrated works include Made In Two Minutes by Bug Kann and The Plastic Jam and La Musica by Ruff Driverz.
The moment was posted on Instagram with the caption: "The voice behind one of dance music's most iconic anthems."
Fans react to the surprise performance
Low has also established herself as a vocal coach, guiding artists in perfecting their technique, control and studio consistency. Her live shows have taken her to venues including the O2, the Royal Albert Hall, Valderrama and Gleneagles.
The Instagram clip prompted an enthusiastic response from fans. One wrote: "Absolute scenes! Unbelievable. Iconic." Another commented: "You look, sound, are incredible. So gutted I wasn’t there with my mate." A third added: "Legend! One of my top all time faves." Another fan wrote: "Patti, you look amazing."
A career spanning decades
According to Low's website, she is a professional vocalist, vocal coach and choir leader based in San Pedro, near Marbella. Her work brings together international stage experience, chart recordings and more than two decades of vocal training across a range of singers and performance settings.
The website also explains that Low began her career as a dancer and singer with the Denny Wise Orchestra. She has since performed internationally across live shows, television and touring productions, sharing the stage with artists including Lulu, Daryl Hall, Worlds Apart, Shane Richie, Tee Green and Bob Monkhouse.
