Girl power has never gone away at Butlins, where you can witness some of music's most respected songstresses setting the dancefloors on fire.

Alison Limerick

Big-voiced Alison began her music career during the mid-80s, singing backing vocals for bands such as The Style Council. She made her solo debut in 1994 with dance producers David Morales and Frankie Knuckles and had enormous success with her 1991 anthem Where Love Lives, which hit the top 10 when it was remixed in 1994. Alison released the 1996 remix collection Club Classics and returned a year later with Put Your Faith In Me. Catch her raising the roof with her club classics at 90s Reloaded.

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Angie Brown

South London girl Angie was the featured vocalist on Bizarre Inc's 1992 hit I'm Gonna Get You. Since then she's worked with music's elite, from The Stereophonics, Fat Boy Slim, Boy George and Kate Bush to The Rolling Stones, Mark Morrison (on Return Of The Mack) and Lisa Stansfield. As well as working on new material, she performs Angie Brown Late Night In Concert at Disco Inferno, hosted by all three Butlins resorts. Read our interview with the Disco Diva.

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Rozalla

There can't be a clubber on earth who hasn't danced to 'Queen of Rave' Rozalla's 1991 signature song, Everybody's Free (To Feel Good). Hot on the heels of this enormous success, her debut album went silver in the UK and gave her another three international hit singles - Are You Ready To Fly, Faith and Love Breakdown. After touring with Michael Jackson on his Dangerous tour, she released the album Look No Further, including the Top 40 hits I Love Music and This Time I Found Love. She recently released her Best Of collection and is currently working on new material. www.rozalla.com

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Gwen Dickey

Hands up who can't sing along to disco anthem Car Wash? This funk favourite is known to a whole new generation thanks to Christina Aguilera and Missy Elliot. But nothing comes close to the 1976 original by Gwen Dickey and Rose Royce. Gwen had her first solo chart success in 1994 with Chaka Khan's Ain't Nobody. In 1998 she teamed up with rap artist Jay-Z for a fresh take on Wishing On A Star, which gave her a top 10 hit. Since then she's performed at concerts worldwide, including a set at Glastonbury Festival before a 250,000-strong crowd. A Butlins regular, she tours with her band Gwen Dickey's Rose Royce and still has that old disco magic.

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Anita Doth and 2 Unlimited

Remember the catchy lyrics: 'No no, no no no no, no no...' Well, you get the picture. No Limits was the enormous club anthem by 2 Unlimited - the techno duo Ray Slijngaard and Anita Doth. After five years of massive success worldwide, the band split in 1996 having sold more than 18 million records. Anita went on to work as a radio and TV presenter, before forming the Divas of Dance trio in 2002, who performed dance classics. She also tours as 2 Unlimited and fills the Butlins floors at 90s Reloaded. www.anitadoth.com

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Rachel MacFarlane

Rachel had her first top 40 hit with Loveland's Lift You Up, which reached number 16 in the charts in 1994. She then went on to record Loveland's album, featuring five UK top 40 hits and four number 1 dance club anthems. She reached number 23 in the UK charts on N-Trance's Turn Up The Power; released her first solo single, Lover, which was re-released in 2005 and made the Top 40 twice; and spent two weeks at number 1 with LMC, singing You Get What You Give. Having provided backing vocals for the likes of the Spice Girls, she's now working on her new single and a solo album. www.myspace.com/rachelmcfarlane

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Maizie Willaims

Rasputin, Rivers of Babylon, Daddy Cool - all smash hits in the 70s for disco group Boney M. One of the original singers and dancers, Maizie released her first solo album in the Christmas of 2006 and produced her own version of single Sunny in February 2007. She now tours as Boney M featuring Maizie Williams and is providing plenty of glitter and glamour at the Disco Inferno weekends. www.maiziewilliams.com