Irene Cara Featuring Hot Caramel

Los Angeles, CA. (Top40 Charts/ Luck Media & Marketing) - Making a return to the pop scene she dominated in the early 80s, Oscar, Golden Globe and Grammy Winning 80's Film Star and Recording Icon Irene Cara is hitting the charts again!

'How Can I Make You Luv Me,' the first single from Irene Cara Featuring Hot Caramel, the ambitious double CD set by Cara and her new all-female band, is currently available for streaming and downloading at all the online retailers, including iTunes, Rhapsody, Amazon, Best Buy, Emusic, LaLa.com and MP3.com.

The song is also heading quickly towards the Top Ten as one of the most added tracks on FMQB's AC40 chart.

The success of the track would have the makings of a great comeback story if not for one important item. While the singer, who shot to stardom with the movie soundtrack hits 'Fame' (which she also starred in) and 'Flashdance�What A Feeling,' has been away from the U.S. pop charts since the late 80s, she's never stopped being a global recording and touring sensation.

Throughout the 90's and 2000s, she's been a major concert attraction in Europe, Asia and Latin America, and she recently turned down offers in Dubai, Mexico and Portugal to focus on putting the finishing touches on the new CD. While scoring several Top Ten Dance hits on the European charts, she also brought 'Flashdance' to a new generation via her No 1 charting revamp (in Germany, Austria and other countries) of the song in 2001 with platinum selling Swiss singer, songwriter and producer DJ Bobo.

While her new group is gearing up to hit the road in early 2009 to promote Irene Cara featuring Hot Caramel, the group has done a handful of live performances over the past few years in spots like Germany, Norway and Italy.

Cara's popularity as a solo artist will no doubt open many doors for Hot Caramel in the U.S. and beyond, but the singer is adamant about her commitment to the group, which features six incredibly talented veteran singers and musicians from Queens, Brooklyn, New Jersey, Washington, Atlanta and Compton.