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V*Enna

Christian musical duo

Field	Value
name	V*Enna
background	group_or_band
origin	U.S., UK
genre	Christian pop
years_active	2000–2001
label	Essential
website

Lucy Britten
Sharnessa Shelton V*Enna was a Christian pop music and dance duo made up of members Lucy Britten and Sharnessa Shelton. The group was formed by Mark Pennells and Zarc Porter previously from the World Wide Message Tribe as a response to pop stars such as Britney Spears and Jessica Simpson. V*Enna scored three singles on Christian radio: "Where I Wanna Be" (No. 6, 2000), "Do You Wanna Know?" (No. 15, 2001) and "All the Way to Heaven". Britten left before the final concerts in September 2001; they were performed by Bessie Jean Sopeland and Shelton.

Discography

Singles

2000 "All the Way to Heaven" (Essential)
2000 "Where I Wanna Be" (Essential)
2001 "Do You Wanna Know?" (Essential)

Contributions

2000 "O Come All Ye Faithful" on Essential Energy Christmas
2000 "Do You Wanna Know? (live)" on Celebrate Freedom Live
2000 "All the Way to Heaven" on Left Behind: The Movie OST
2001 "Where I Wanna Be" on WOW Hits 2001
2006 "Where I Wanna Be" and "Why Did I Let You Go" & "Sometimes" on The Best of Movation

References

{{Allmusic
Mark Allan Powell, ''The Encyclopedia of Contemporary Christian Music''. Hendrickson Publishers, 2002, pp. 994–995.
"V*Enna Artist Profile - Biography And Discography - NewReleaseToday".
"Where I Wanna Be by V*Enna - CD Reviews And Information - NewReleaseTuesday.com". newreleasetuesday.com.
"All the Way to Heaven EP by V*Enna - CD Reviews And Information - NewReleaseTuesday.com". newreleasetuesday.com.
"Where I Wanna Be EP by V*Enna - CD Reviews And Information - NewReleaseTuesday.com". newreleasetuesday.com.
"All the Way to Heaven by V*Enna - CD Reviews And Information - NewReleaseTuesday.com". newreleasetuesday.com.

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