Penny Ford skyrocketed to even greater heights as the lead singer of the Eurodance group Snap!. The group was managed and produced by Michael Münzing and Luca Anzilotti, and they debuted their album, World Power, in 1990. This album became an immense commercial success, selling over 7 million copies worldwide, and is still one of the most profitable dance albums of all time. World Power contained some of Snap!'s most famous tracks, including "The Power," "Ooops Up," "Cult of Snap," and "Mary Had a Little Boy," which together counted over nine million records sold.

After taking a break from Snap!, Ford used the time to work on her own music career. She released her second album, Penny Ford, in 1993, which showcased her talents as an independent artist. The album contained successful singles like "Daydreaming" and "I Lose Control." This album solidified Ford's standing as a globally renowned solo artist.

Growing up in a musical family, Ford learned to play various instruments and developed a love for soul and R&B music. She later moved to Los Angeles to pursue her music career, where she met the members of Klymaxx and became their lead singer. This led to her involvement with Soul II Soul and ultimately to her role in Snap!.

In addition to her music career, Ford is also an actress and has appeared in films such as The Five Heartbeats and on television shows including The Parkers and The Steve Harvey Show. She is a versatile artist with a passion for music and the arts.

During her time in Los Angeles, Ford met the members of Klymaxx and became their lead singer. She recorded two albums with the group and achieved success with hits such as "Meeting in the Ladies Room" and "I Miss You."

In 1989, Ford was introduced to British R&B group Soul II Soul and was invited to join them on tour as a vocal performer. This led to her involvement with German dance group Snap!, where she sang lead vocals on their hit single "The Power," which topped the charts in over 20 countries.

Ford continues to perform and record music, and has also appeared in various films and television shows. Her career has spanned several decades and genres, making her a true icon in the music industry.