Nineties dance music icon, 56, looks like she hasn't aged a day - 27 years after her legendary number one hit climbed the UK chart
Dance superstar Ultra Naté seems to not have aged a day, 27 years after releasing her number one hit single Free.
The American singer, 56, rose to stardom in the late 1980s but her fame peaked a decade later with the banger being released in 1997.
The DJ - whose real name is Ultra Naté Wyche - looked ageless in a selection of photos shared on her Instagram page over the weekend.
She was glammed up in a black outfit covered in sparkling rhinestone embellishments, featuring a black jacket and trousers teamed with chunky trainers.
Ultra was in Naples and shared snaps posing with fans as she was also joined by some of her pals including DJ Kenny Carpenter.
The DJ - whose real name is Ultra Naté Wyche - looked ageless in a slew of pics she shared on her Instagram page over the weekend
She sported blonde straight locks and a very glamorous full-face make up while cherishing her time in the southern Italy city.
Back in the day, the music icon achieved global success with hits as If You Could Read My Mind and Automatic, and her 1998 album Situation: Critical was critically acclaimed.
All of her singles have reached the Top 10 of the US Hot Dance Club Play chart with virtual streaming platforms.
More of her successful previous albums include Blue Notes in the Basement (1991) and One Woman's Insanity (1993).
Meanwhile the singer has never abandoned her passion for music, and just in September of last year released she released ULTRA - with also a deluxe version - which included 17 songs.
The electronic-dance album reached the Top 10 in US and Australia - with vocals 'recorded, edited, and mixed' at JJCC Studios in UK between 2022 and 2023, she told in an Instagram post.
The Maryland-born star has been further channelling her vein for electronic beats as she now regularly performs DJ sets around the world, with one rooftop party upcoming this very Sunday at the Lord Baltimore Hotel Skybar.
Ultra's career was marked by a feud with her first record label Warner Bros. Records, but just when she reached her peak fame in 1997 - she decided to go independent and ultimately signed with Strictly Rhythm Records.
The star was all glammed up in a black outfit covered in sparkling rhinestone embellishments, featuring a black jacket and trousers teamed with chunky trainers
Ultra was in Naples, and shared snaps posing with fans, as she was also joined by some of her pals including DJ Kenny Carpenter (pictured together)
She sported blonde straight locks and a very glamorous full-face make up while cherishing her time in the southern Italy city
The American singer, 56, rose to stardom in the late 1980s but her fame peaked a decade later with the banger Free being released in 1997 (pictured in 1993)
Back in the day, the music icon achieved global success with hits as If You Could Read My Mind and Automatic, and her 1998 album Situation: Critical was critically acclaimed (pictured in 2000 in London)
Last year, she sent fans into frenzy when appearing on BBC Radio 2 with Rylan Clark.
The This Morning star, 35, shared a clip with the music legend on his Instagram page and penned: 'KaRYoke - Rylan X Ultra Nate - Free.'
Ultra opted for a typically glamorous ensemble with red top and wet-look leggings.
Following an insightful chat, Rylan said he couldn't let her leave without doing some 'kaRYoke' as the pair performed Free together.
Ultra's career was marked by a feud with her first record label Warner Bros. Records, but just when she reached her peak fame in 1997 - she decided to go independent and ultimately signed with Strictly Rythm Records (pictured recently in 2022
The Maryland-born star has been further channelling her vein for electronic beats as she now regularly performs DJ sets around the world, with one rooftop party upcoming this very Sunday at the Lord Baltimore Hotel Skybar