UK-based vocalist Sarah Gregory has built a distinctive career spanning post-punk, synthpop, and electronic music. In the early 1980s, she performed with bands including Repetition and Marine before relocating to Belgium to sing with Allez Allez (1982-1985) and Kino. Her collaborative work extended to notable synthpop projects, including vocal contributions to Heaven 17's 1983 hit "Temptation," establishing her presence in the electronic music landscape of that era.
Gregory's artistic connections opened pathways into Detroit's burgeoning techno scene around 1990. Her work with Rhythim Is Rhythim and subsequent vocal collaborations with Carl Craig marked a significant shift toward electronic music production. These partnerships positioned her as a bridge between 1980s synth-pop sensibilities and the forward-thinking Detroit techno movement, contributing her distinctive vocal presence to the genre's evolution during a pivotal period.