France Joli is a Canadian singer (born in Montreal in 1963), best known for disco hits. Her first single (released when she was 16) was "Come To Me" and it hit #1 on the US Dance chart in 1979. On the Billboard Hot 100, it was her biggest mainstream hit, breaking the top 20 at #15. The success of the single put her on demand for talk shows with Merv Griffin and Dinah Shore and on the Bob Hope special.

In 1980 Joli release two top 5 Disco/Dance hits, The Heart To Break The Heart and Feel Like Dancing, from her Tonight album. In 1981 she scored her second biggest hit with Gonna Get Over You. Although Joli would continue to chart hits on Billboard's Disco/Dance charts througout the 80's they would never reach the pop success of Come To Me. So after her fifth album, Witch Of Love, released in 1985, Joli decided to stop recording and just concentrate on touring the club scene the world over.

In 1996, Joli returned with the single Touch, released on Popular Records. The original incarnation of the single was a CD single with euro-dance styled remixes intended for radio, but didn't get any airplay. The song belatedly became a hit in clubs, reaching #24 on Billboard's Dance chart, when new remixes by Darrin "Spike" Friedman were released on vinyl 12" single. There were two separate 12" singles released individually, each featuring a different Darrin Friedman remix, along with the other mixes from the CD single divided between the two records. The song was mainly a regional hit in New York, as it was a favorite of DJs such as Jonathan Peters and Junior Vasquez at their weekly residencies.

The follow up single Breakaway included remixes geared toward the underground clubs. Two different CD singles of Breakaway were released, Part 1 and Part 2. Part 1 included the Junior Vasquez and Eddie Baez mixes of Breakaway, while part 2 included additional remixes of Breakaway including a remix by Andy The Lamboy, as well one of the Darrin Friedman mixes of Touch, and a previously unreleased Junior Vasquez mix of Touch.