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Sonique is the stage name of Sonia Marina Clarke (born June 21 1965) who is a musician and DJ who is known for her song “It Feels So Good” which charted worldwide and has been used in media. She also won the 2001 BRIT Award.
!!Tropes in Sonique include:
*AllJustADream: In the video for “It Feels So Good” she dreams of leaving her job and being a DJ in a club.
*BrokenRecord: In “It Feels So Good” this line is constantly repeated.
-->”Your love it feels so good!“
*LoopedLyrics: “It Feels So Good”
-->”Your love it feels so good\\
And that’s what take some high\\
And your love it keeps me alive\\
*MsFanservice: She wears skimpy dresses and shoes off her body quite a bit.
*SomewhereSong: “Hear My Cry” is about the singer wanting to go to the planet where there are no problems.
[[caption-width-right:350:]]
Sonique is the stage name of Sonia Marina Clarke (born June 21 1965) who is a musician and DJ who is known for her song “It Feels So Good” which charted worldwide and has been used in media. She also won the 2001 BRIT Award.
!!Tropes in Sonique include:
*AllJustADream: In the video for “It Feels So Good” she dreams of leaving her job and being a DJ in a club.
*BrokenRecord: In “It Feels So Good” this line is constantly repeated.
-->”Your love it feels so good!“
*LoopedLyrics: “It Feels So Good”
-->”Your love it feels so good\\
And that’s what take some high\\
And your love it keeps me alive\\
*MsFanservice: She wears skimpy dresses and shoes off her body quite a bit.
*SomewhereSong: “Hear My Cry” is about the singer wanting to go to the planet where there are no problems.
