Report created based on data in MusicBrainz as of 28/01/2025
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| Search | Add | 25 | Luther Randolph | Luther Anthony Randolph | Soul musician, organist, songwriter, arranger and producer (born May 7, 1935 - died January 27, 2020, due to complications of a series of strokes) Managed the Philadelphia soul label [l195951] in the 1960s, with Johnny Stiles and Weldon McDougal III. The same trio also formed [a1910834]. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Polito Bances | Saxophonist and orchestra leader from Chiclayo, Peru. Later in his career he produced several recordings in Ecuador. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Alphonso Bailey | Jamaican reggae producer from the 1970's, record store owner also working as a plater at Dynamic Sounds. Ran the [l195123], [l323955], [l560636], [l=World Champ TKO] and [l323965] labels. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Hermit's Productions Ltd. | Production credit associated with [a238691]. See also [l1108665] and [l2960366] when credited as "produced for." | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Хор Московского Храма «Всех Скорбящих Радосте» | Хор Московского Храма «Всех Скорбящих Радосте» | Choir of the Moscow Church of "Joy of All Who Sorrow". The choir is based in the church "Joy of All Who Sorrow" on Bolshaya Ordynka (opened in 1948). From 1948 to 1992 the choir was directed by Nikolai Matveyev / [a3413323]. On January 3, 2010, the choir was returned to its historical name - the Moscow Synodal Choir ([a=Московский Синодальный Хор]). 119017, Moscow, Bolshaya Ordynka street, 20 Tel/fax: + 7 (495) 951-60-34 E-mail: info@ordynka.com |
| Search | Add | 25 | Ronin Kilgannon | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | ConductorWilliams | Denzel Williams | Hip-hop producer from Kansas City, MO. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Laurent Manet | Laurent Manet | French musician in the 80's, now visual artist. Brother of [a=Jean-Luc Manet] |
| Search | Add | 25 | Lucy Gates | Emma Lucy Gates Bowen | American opera singer, born 5 November 1882 in St. George, Utah and died 30 April 1951. She was the granddaughter of Brigham Young. |
| Search | Add | 25 | My Proper Skin | Dream pop / shoegaze / goth-rock from Portland, OR, USA | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Pål Asle Pettersen | From Stavanger, Norway. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Loïc Dupasquier | Designer based in Switzerland | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Azoffmusic Management | Musician, artists management agency established by [a725502]. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Ded Ass | Ded Associates | For shortened name credits, see [a1901036] Located in Sheffield, England DED Associates Ltd. 99 Mary Street, Sheffield S1 4RT Contact number: 00 44 114 273 1799 |
| Search | Add | 25 | Aljarafe | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Charles Vella | Graphic designer, photographer from France | |
| Search | Add | 25 | João Luzze | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Djurdja Flerè | Slovenian dramaturge, translator and director, born April 14, 1921 in Ptuj, died May 24, 1992 in Ljubljana. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Paul Da Kutt | Paul Evans | Hardcore/Breakbeat/House DJ & producer from London, UK. He got his name of "Paul Da Kutt" from his day job as a vinyl mastering & cutting engineer @ [l287488] (East End, London). |
| Search | Add | 25 | Лето В Городе | "Лето в городе" (Leto V Gorode or Letovgorode) was formed in 2012 by Vladislav Parshin and Airin Marchenko. The first name of the band was "Берген Кремер" (Bergen Kremer). | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Alena Fingerlandová | Alena Fingerlandová | Czech graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Jungėnų Kaimo Kapela | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Charles Williams Concert Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Jerome Ducrot | Photographer. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Mynoda | my noisy days | Multigenre project was founded in late 2012 by [a=Jurij Sophijsky] (aka [a=Shebuzzz]) and [a=Maxim Mamkin] (aka [a=Струп]) for collaborations in the field of musical art, bringing together the members of Russian, and Eastern European scene. |
| Search | Add | 25 | İskender Ulus | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Andrew Reizuch | American hardcore punk musician and record label owner ([l255859]). | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Enki Bilal | Comic artist Enki Bilal (born 1951), the son of a Czech mother and a Bosnian father, spent the first nine years of his life in Belgrade, where the ghost of World War II still haunted everyday life. The Bilal family moved to Paris in 1961, where Enki Bilal was drawn to comics and cinema. He started at Pilote in 1972, making illustrations, covers and short stories. Three years later, Bilal met writer Pierre Christin, with whom he created several comics by combining comic strips with photos, including 'Légendes d'Aujourd'hui', 'La Croisière des Oubliés' and 'Partie de Chasse'. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Guy Roy Lareinty | Producer, creator of the [l94945] label with his wife. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Danica Ivković | Cover designer for PGP RTS. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Fredy Pulver Family | Swiss folk music group. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | I Cut People | I Cut People is a sampled-based audio and video project started in 2005 and currently based in Minnesota. Hours of television programs, commercials, and movies are sampled and remixed, building new and transformative works of art. The audio cut-ups are constructed from hours of vocal samples which have been rearranged and crafted formulating barrages of fierce polemics. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Saul Tyni | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Kosta Plakalović | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Shawn JJ Martin | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Jeff Rougvie | American music producer, music consultant, record label founder, artist, DJ and music historian. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Ensemble des Süddeutschen Puppentheaters | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Randy Tchik | French beatmaker and dj from Orléans | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Mic Skowy | Michael Skowronek | |
| Search | Add | 25 | James Pegler | James Pegler was well-known in the 70s and 80s as a singer of ballads and love songs. Born in Castle Hill, Sydney NSW Australia, he worked as a jackeroo in Queensland and had seven successful working tours in England. After eight years of intensive training at the Sydney Conservatorium, his career started in 1972 with success in the ABC’s “Showcase”. In England, he toured with Harry Secombe and Petula Clarke, and also appeared with Des O’Connor and Gladys Knight. ABC-TV produced a Special and then a series of six programs called “The James Pegler Show”. Jim’s most personal triumph was when he performed at the United Nations UNICEF Concert in the General Assembly Hall in New York. The charity concert directed by Sir Robert Helpmann, was the first in the Assembly Hall for just one country and included other great Australian performers: Joan Sutherland, June Bronhill and Barry Crocker. He passed away on 15 June 2004 due to heart failure. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Armando Nava | Armando Nava Muñoz | (Durango, Mexico, 1946) Mexican rock singer and multi-instrumentalist, founder of [a1009676]. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Offensive Orange | Matthew Boughner, David Payne | Experimental/Noise band based in Ontario, Canada. They formed in 2004. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Helen Scarsdale | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Keiko Masuda | Keiko Kuwaki, previously known as "Kei" of '70s Japanese Pop duo [a=Pink Lady]. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Technimedia | Full name: [b]Technimedia Graphics Ltd.[/b], Now-defunct UK design company owned by graphic artist [a=Nick Garrard]. Active between February, 1980 and January, 2000. For company credits please see/use: [l=Technimedia]. [i]Former address:[/i] 5 Kentish Town Road Camden Town London NW1 8NH | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Folk Dance Band | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Jake Doell | Canadian country music singer, songwriter, guitarist, producer and record company executive from British Columbia. Started in the music industry in 1957 hosting a radio program on Chilliwack's CHWK. Produced his first record in 1961, recorded in a strawberry picker's shack in the Fraser Valley. Worked as a session guitarist and headed his own outfits through the next 40+ years. Founder, President and Managing Director of [l1568673] Publishing Company established in 1969. Success that year with co-writer [a3208385] (with whom he would continue a long-running songwriting partnership) brought him to the attention of [a3854705] who employed him often as a producer at [l1272073]. Founded publishing company [l1464326] in 1971 at the same time he founded the [l561723] label with partner [a4931769]. After Prawn folded, became chief producer for [l595505] and then soon after became main house producer for [l906110] and its labels [l801920] and [l199898].. Inducted into the British Columbia Country Music Hall of Fame in 2006. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | NewAir | New Air, a.k.a. Gabriele Carone, born in Rome in 1994. Gabriele was, at first, a musician, but during the years he became a producer, a composer, and a performer at the same time. His project sounds came from different genres and styles, which influence his Electronic Music. In 2020 he founded his own recording studio called NewAir Studio in Rome, where he records his own music and works as a producer for other artists. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Olu Rowe | Olu Rowe | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Niko Vazquez | Nicolás Vázquez | Spanish bass player, founder of [a1114893] and [a2706486]. Brother of [a1671455] and [a1137743] members [a1920283] and [a1920278]. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Fővárosi Operettszínház Ének- És Zenekara | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Ryan Kostel | Photographer, designer and punk musician in Calgary, Alberta. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Terry Lee Jenkins | Marie Therese Leahy | In 1960, [a=Bill Meeks (2)] came up with the idea of creating a standard 1:30 music bed, entitled “My Home Town” (in the “Sound of the City” – Series 16 jingle package). The song bed, written by Euel Box, was pitched to radio stations from Abilene to Winston-Salem. Localized lyrics would be penned by the jocks, or other staffers, which would then be performed by Jenkins, for the custom jingle. It’s estimated that there are over 100 different versions of “My Home Town.” Variations on her name have included “Terry Lea,” “Terry Lee,” “Terry Lea Jenkins,” and “Terry Lee Jenkins.” |
| Search | Add | 25 | Jimi Sero | Juha Sero | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Hargi Csik | Hargi Csík | Budapest-based graphic designer |
| Search | Add | 25 | Thomas J. Valentino, Inc. | A company of [a=Thomas J. Valentino]. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Orchestre Les Thu Zahina | Band founded in 1967 by students in Kinshasa. This band is known for adding of groovy and funky elements in Congolese rumba : " Soukous " style was born. Vocalists : [a=Denis Bonyeme] (1967-1974) [a=Bruno Bonyeme] (1967-1973) [a=Dezzy Bokanga] (1967-1972) [a=Abeli Kelly] (1968-1973) Biluala Hendryx (1968-1973) Franck Muntuana (1968-1974) "Juslin" [a=Ghislain Makanga] (1969-1972) Eddie KASSES (1969-1971) Dieudonné MOTO « James » (1969-1971) MANDALA (1970-1972) Soulemane MAKITU (1970-1974) Guitarists : Olivier TSHOMBA « Sawa » (1967-1968) Solo Bona NDEBO (1967-1968) Bass Robot TUMBA (1967-1973) Rythmic Gérard « Gégé » YOKA MANGAYA (1968-1974) Bass [a=Roxy Tshimpaka] / solo (1968-1972) [a=Thierry Mantuika] / solo / (1972-1974) BISELENGE (1972-1974) Rythmic Goby SONGOLO (1972-1974) Drums : Zicozaco ESSABE (1967-1974) Percussions [Congas] : Rathos TUMBA (1967-1968) Bayard MUKUNA (1968-1974) Feros MULUMBA (1971-1974) Keyboards : Crusoë MENGI (1969-1973) Horns : Deyesse EMPOMPO LOWAY [Collaboration in 1969 & 1971] Sax Rubens KUNSITA [Collaboration in 1969 & 1971] Sax LODDAK (1971-1973) Sax SENOE (1971-1973) Sax INDOU (1971-1973) Trumpet BOLIDE (1971-1972) Trumpet Bavick NSABAKA (1971-1973) Trumpet | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Craig Howell | Artist, illustrator, art director and graphic designer. Owns and runs [l786345]. Currently resides in up-state New York, USA | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Dance Ecstasy 2001 | Entry of the label [l=Dance Ecstasy 2001] for artistic credits. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | James F. Keene | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Joseph Dewolf | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Aykut Sporel | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Fabio "Tek" Turaz | Fabio Turatti | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Андрей Лабинский | Андрей Маркович Лабинский | Russian tenor. (1871-1941) |
| Search | Add | 25 | concept60seven | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | The Charlie Tipper Experiment | This Bristol, UK band began life as The Charlie Tipper Experiment in 2013, releasing an album and a clutch of singles for Breaking Down Recordings. In 2015, the band became The Charlie Tipper Conspiracy for no real reason other than they thought it would be a good idea to keep people guessing as to what they were up to. This happened again in December 2017 when the band became Arrest! Charlie Tipper... | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Splattered Spine | A Death-Metal Band From Bear, Delaware | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Henning Hendrix | Finn Henning Henriksson | Swedish producer and accordionist Born September 13, 1930 in Fryksände, Värmland, Sweden |
| Search | Add | 25 | Stefan Soler | Stefan S | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Vile Groove | [a5832204] (born 1993) under the guise of Vile Groove, is a Canadian hip hop producer and DJ currently distributed within Halifax, Nova Scotia via [l2316433]. Vile Groove is also one half of hip-hop group [a9486610] featuring fellow Halifax-native [a=Hank Solo (2)]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | BBJ International | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Varya Nizamova | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Miss Indubala | Born - November, 1899 in Amritsar, India, Died - November 30, 1984 in Calcutta, India (stroke) | Indubala's mother was Rajabala, who along with sister Matibala and brother Tinkary worked in Motilal Bose's The Great Bengal Circus, also known as Bose's Circus or Professor Bose's Circus. Harimati was the eldest sister of Rajabala and had a different life. Rajabala performed mainly as a trapeze artiste and got married to Motilal Bose at a temple in Ujjain, India. At the time he was then in his forties while Rajabala was still a teenager. The marriage was never accepted as legal by Motilal's family. Motilal Bose's first wife was Mrs. Annadamohini Devi. Indubala was born in Novenber, 1899 at Amritsar, where the circus party had gone for performance. Indu was born premature and Dr. Bidhumukhi Basu was taken to Amritsar from Calcutta to attend to Rajabala. Such was the affection and concern of the husband for his young wife. Motilal's interest in Rajabala dwindled later, supposedly because Rajabala showed no interest in going back to the circus after Indu's birth and soon she was left to fend for herself. She came to Calcutta with her daughter and was given shelter by a Jiban Krishna Ghosh, who remained loyal to her till his death and also played a major role in establishing Indubala in her life as a performer. Once in Calcutta, Rajabala trained herself as a singer and Indubala's first training in music was from her mother. The initial plan was to train Indu as a nurse and she was admitted as a trainee in a hospital in the Pataldanga locality of Calcutta. Indu did not take fancy in the job and ran away from the hospital, much to the disappointment of her mother, who never wanted her only daughter to be forced into a life of indignity. After this incident Indubala's musical training started. Although her father ignored wife Rajabala completely, he remained fond of his daughter and kept in touch with her and often invited her to his ancestral home where he lived during his brief visits to Calcutta and sent her a monthly pocket money of Rupees twenty till his death. Indubala's first performance was at a gathering of distinguished guests where her mother was the chief entertainer. Each one of the guests appreciated Indu's singing and thus began her formal training from Gouri Shankar Mishraji. Indu was only about twelve then. This also marked the entry of Indubala into the red light world. Amongst her trainers were Kali Prasad Mishra, Elaahi Bux and Miss Gauhar Jaan. Apart from music, Miss Gauhar Jaan, credited as Prima Donna of India, Indu also learned etiquette from the elder artiste and developed a close friendship with her. This association provided Indu with valuable musical knowledge and experience. In later years she took training from Girin Chakraborty, Kamal Dasgupta, Subal Dasgupta, Jamiruddin Khan and Kazi Nazrul Islam. In time she came to be one of the major exponents of Nazrul songs and her songs along with those of Miss Angurbala and Kamala Jharia are still referred to for authenticity of lyrics and tunes of Nazrul songs. In 1916, Indubala recorded her first songs. She was brought into the record circle by Bhagabati Charan Bhattacharya and Mr. Manindra Nath Ghosh, alias Mantababu, himself a gramophone singer of repute. The first songs published as record were Asha Phuraye Gelo, Sindhu Khambaj and Aar Mukhey Boley Ki Hobey, Kedara. The record number was P 4306. In the beginning she did not take any money from the Gramophone Company and as such was credited in the records as Miss Indubala (Amateur). She was not the first amateur artiste of the company but enjoyed the privilege of announcing her name at the end of each song saying "My name is Indubala". The amateur status continued for a fairly long period. Later on she received Rupees two hundred per record and also received a royalty of five per cent over the sales. Her first songs of Nazrul on the disc were "Cheyona Sunayana" and "Rumjhum Rumjhum Ke Eley Nupur Paye". The record number was P 11661. To Indubala also goes the credit of being the first Bengali artiste to record Hindustani songs for the Gramophone Company. For the Indian State Broadcasting Center, later named All India Radio, Indubala first sang on the second day of the radio company's broadcasting in 1927 in Calcutta and went on singing in this medium for nearly fifty years. Over the radio, Indubala sang not only from Calcutta but from several other stations by special invitation all over India. Apart from discs and the radio, Indubala was well established by the thirties in cultural functions all over India. Frequent invitations used to come from Shahjahanpur, Pakur, Madras, Bangalore, Palanpur, Nagpur, Hyderabad, Oudh, Trivandrum, Vizagapattam, Ajmer, Qoembatore, Dacca and several other places. In 1936 she was appointed court musician to His Highness, The Maharajah of Mysore. She received a monthly salary of Rupees two hundred and fifty and this continued till the time when the native princes faced withdrawal of privy purse. In all Indubala had recorded some two hundred and eighty songs, including about two hundred forty basic songs, the rest being from films. Indubala's first stage appearance was in The Rambagan Female Kali Theatre, established by her mother Rajabala in 1922. Both mother and daughter took part in the plays and Indubala appeared in about twelve plays in this short-lived company which lasted for only two years and in 1924 she joined Calcutta's most prestigious stage, The Star Theatre. She continued to appear on the stage mainly in singing roles and her songs were a major attraction in each of the plays. By rotation she acted in all the public theaters of Calcutta and even took part in the Hindi Parsee Theatre in 1945 and 1946, the plays being Ghar Ki Laaj and Jasoos. Her last appearance in the public stage was in the play Prithviraj in the role of Mehga at Star Theatre in 1950. Thereafter she worked in call shows till almost 1958. Jamuna Puliney (1933) has been credited as her first film. This is probably because this was her first film contract although Ankh Ka Tara (1932) released before Jamuna Puliney. In all she acted in about forty eight films in Bengali, Hindi, Urdu, Punjabi, Tamil languages. In most of them, she had songs as a major attraction or else did comic roles as in Bengali Indira (1937) and Hindi Deewali (1940) to name a few. She did the role of Dhai Ma in both the versions of Swamsidhha (1947). Thereafter she was not seen on the screen. As a playback singer she lent her voice in films like Alibaba (1937), Chandragupt (1934) in Hindi, Ab E Hayat (1933) in Urdu and Dil Ki Pyaas (1935) also in Urdu. She did not act in these four films. Indubala did not receive any major award apart from the Gold Disc given on behalf of His Master's Voice. The government of India never considered her name for any award. The Sangeet Natak Academy however honoured her with a lifetime achievement award in 1975. The government of West Bengal, India however did arrange for a pension for which a lot of running about had to be done. In personal life, Indubala was most humble and polite and bold in her behavior and was never ashamed to admit or discuss her origin. Even when established as a major singing artiste with an all India fame, she refused to move out to a respectable place leaving her residence in Rambagan, a notorious red light area of Calcutta. Indubala was got herself involved in voluntary work for the uplift of fallen women and worked actively for their rights in society through various organizations, which were patronized by top political leaders of the time. She had some interesting hobbies like writing poetry and collecting perfumes. Even at old age all the empty perfume bottles were kept within her view. She was fond of jewelery too and had a great collection, either purchased or gifted by admirers. These valuables vanished when she was too unwell to keep track of them. Her contemporary artiste Miss Angurbala was a close friend with whom she confided and shared the joys and sorrows of life and this friendship lasted till the very end. Indubala adopted a nephew of her mother's friend Jiban Krishna Ghosh. The boy's name was Pranab Ghosh. This foster son did not look after her mother very much when in old age Indubala suffered from conditions like cataract and then paralytic stokes. It was Dr. Badan Sengupta who made necessary arrangement for her treatment She could not afford nursing homes and therefore was treated at state government hospitals in all occasions of illness. The end came on the thirtieth day of November, 1984 after a prolonged illness during which again Dr. Badhan Sengupta looked after her as his own mother. Perhaps by coincidence her friend Angurbala died the same year. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Антонина Маренич | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Cathy Steinberg | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Cashima "Dave" Steele | Jamaican Reggae Producer, he founded his label [l=Creation Music] in the 80s | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Alberta Dering | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | And We Walk Endlessly Towards The Sun | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Carlos Garau | Carlos Garau Oliver | Spanish bass player. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Price Mitchell | American country music singer. He had 4 songs that made it onto the U.S. country music charts in the 1970s and one album that charted. His top song charting was "Personality" in 1964--it landed at #29 on the U.S. country charts. It was a cover of the 1959 Lloyd Price tune. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Karina Monzon | Visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Mr. Muradaly | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Alive&Silent | Manuel Brehs | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Bob Skwerski | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | KuzMinOff | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Alice Choné | Painter, born 1953, based in Hamburg, Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Пётр Капустин | Пётр Константинович Капустин | Born - 21.05.1937 Painter |
| Search | Add | 24 | Lapo Belmestieri | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Sampo Hänninen | Finnish art director / music producer based in Berlin, Germany | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Lonny Unitus | Visual artist, illustrator, designer and musician in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Unitus began his career making flyers for shows in Fargo, North Dakota in the late 1990s, moving into screenprinted posters in 2001. He moved to Minneapolis in 2004. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Роман Синцов | Роман Синцов | Roman Sintsov is Russian sound engineer, musician and singer based in Moscow. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Mary K. Miller | US Pop and Country singer. [b]Do NOT confuse with [a10665124] (Aka [a2205097], [a=Roger Miller]'s wife).[/b] | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Narodni Guslar Slavko Goranović | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Buddy Prima | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Dick Reeves Design | Austin, Texas studio of [a=Dick Reeves]. Label=[l=Dick Reeves Design] 3801 South Congress #319 Austin, TX 78704 | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Hassan Latif Lilak | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Yusuke Adachi | Yusuke Adachi | Japanese bassist and vocalist. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Michael J Gilbert | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | BlackGoat Gravedesecrator | Jaakko Lähde | Finnish metal musician. |
| Search | Add | 24 | György Farkas | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Bernd-Christian Wetzel | Photographer | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Štefan Danko | Štefan Danko | Slovak manager and responsible editor of the [l=Opus] label, also band leader and drummer. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Randy Sills | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Don Hicky | Donald Willis | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Rosco Bowie | Soul producer - arranger from Washington D.C., US | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Maurice Tassart | French liner noter in classical releases. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Sreten Stevanović | Trombone player | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Charlie Alberti | Carlos Alberto Ficicchia Gigliotti | Carlos Alberto Ficicchia Gigliotti (born March 27, 1963), known by his stage name Charly Alberti, is an Argentine rock musician, best known as the drummer of the influential Argentine rock band Soda Stereo. Because of this, he is considered one of the most important musicians of latin and Spanish rock.[citation needed] He is the oldest son of Dolly Gigliotti and Argentine jazz drummer Tito Alberti. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Vberkvlt | Justin Bartlett | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Μιχάλης Σταυρουλάκης | Cretan lute player, composer and singer from Messara Crete.. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Orchestre Fernand Warms | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Arga Kurnia Permadi | Visual artist from Indonesia. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Sixfeet | Rapper and producer from Hungary. Owner of [l=Underground Railroad Hungary]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | NunoArtwork | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Wild's Swiss Boys | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Jair Supercap Show | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Sherman Clachar | Reggae Producer on [l=Arabic Records], [l253552] (and more labels) he usually teams with [a=Ray Clarke (3)] | |
| Search | Add | 24 | John Gustard | UK illustrator. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Русский Народный Оркестр Имени В. Андреева | Государственный Академический Русский Оркестр Имени В. В. Андреева | Russian ensemble created in 1888 by [a1403974] (Vasily Andreyev). The Andreyev Russian Folk Orchestra was a symphony orchestra built around Russian folk instruments such as the balalaika, domra, and gusli, and dedicated to playing Russian folk music. In 1896, the orchestra was renamed the Great Russian Orchestra (Великорусский оркестр) and became an international phenomenon, successfully touring Europe and America. At its 25th anniversary in 1913, the Tzar granted it the title Imperial Great Russian Orchestra. After more than 130 years, the orchestra is still active, now under the name "State Academic Russian Orchestra named after V. V. Andreyev". [b]Conductors:[/b] Nikolay Fomin: 1919 (the closest associate of V. Andreyev since 1889) Feodor Niman: 1919 to 1933 [a3532811] (Eduard Grikurov): 1936 to 1938 [a1916542]: 1948 to1951 [a2748267] (Pavel Necheporenko): 1951 [a2669426] (Avenir Mikhailov): 1951 to 1955 [a7274683] (Daniil Pohitonov): mid-1950s [a1576897] (Georgy Donijah): 1959 to 1971 [a1451984] (Karl Eliasberg): mid-1950s to 1978 |
| Search | Add | 24 | Clifford Rae | ||
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| Search | Add | 24 | Claudia Reidl | Credited for artwork | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Humberto Mello | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Emmanuel Rose | Emmanuel ROSE | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Indira Wadkar | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | 三輪岳志 | Takeshi Miwa. Japanese music critic. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Muurruum | Project from Minsk, Belarus. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Паша Скобин | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Tobias Lindkvist | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Ingegerd Borg | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Karel Knechtl | Karel Knechtl | Czech reissue producer and expert on Czech pop/rock music, formerly also rock vocalist and keyboardist, DJ, music writer, as well as professional theater, film and TV actor. Born 23 October 1950 in Prague (former Czechoslovakia), died 22 December 2001 in Prague. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Charlotte Höglund | Eva Charlotte Höglund | Swedish vocalist and songwriter, born on 9 June 1964. She is the sister of [a791500]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Jake Karns | Visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Manolo Elías | Spanish bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Elio Crociani | Elio Crociani | Italian italo disco / house producer. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Mike Poulin | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Phil Cassens | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Polystudio | Design Studio | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Alan Cowderoy | English guitarist and vocalist. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Jimbo Phillips | Working in his own graphic arts business since 1990. He designs art for Santa Cruz Skateboards and Curbside Skateboards. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Юрий Олеша | Юрый Карлавіч Алеша (Юрий Карлович Олеша | Yuriy Karlovich Olesha) | [b]Yury Olesha[/b] (3 March [i]{O.S. 19 February}[/i] 1899, Elizavetgrad, Russian Empire — 10 May 1960, Moscow, USSR) was a Russian and Soviet writer, novelist, poet, dramatist, and critic, co-founder of the influential [i]Poet's Collective[/i] ("Коллектив поэтов") literary club in Odesa in the early 1920s with [url=https://discogs.com/artist/3840792]Valentin Kataev[/url], [url=https://discogs.com/artist/1960367]Eduard Bagritsky[/url], [a=Isaac Babel], and [url=https://discogs.com/artist/3789423]Ilya Ilf[/url]. Despite a relatively small number of published works, Olesha is renowned among the greatest Russian novelists of the early XX century, one of the few who carried authentic, profound literary value throughout the era of strict [url=https://discogs.com/artist/430930]Stalinist[/url] censorship. The growing pressure of the Soviet regime tampered with his later career, and Olesha practically stopped publishing after the 1930s. His best-known works are the "revolutionary" fairy tale [i]Three Fat Men[/i] (1924, publ. in 1928), the satirical novel [i]Envy[/i] (1927), and the posthumous literary diary [i]Not a Day Without a Line[/i] (1965). Name variations: Yuriy Karlovich Olesha, Юрий Карлович Олеша, Юрый Карлавіч Алеша, Juri Karlowitsch Olescha, Jurij Olesja, Iuri Oleșa, Oleixa, Oleša, Oleŝa. He was born to an impoverished family of Belarussian nobility in Elizavetgrad town ([i]Kropyvnytskyi[/i] in modern-day central Ukraine), speaking Polish as his first language. In 1902, Olesha's family relocated to Odesa, where he graduated from a gymnasium and enrolled in the Odesa University in 1917, studying law for two years. After his parents immigrated to Poland in 1922, Yury Olesha relocated to Moscow. He wrote satirical miniatures and articles, often under pseudonyms, publishing regularly in the railway industry newspaper [i]Gudok[/i] ("Гудок," or "Train Horn") favored by progressive writers and publicists, such as [url=https://discogs.com/artist/2348067]Mikhail Bulgakov[/url], [url=https://discogs.com/artist/3840792]Valentin Kataev[/url], and renowned [url=https://discogs.com/artist/3789423]Ilf[/url] & [url=https://discogs.com/artist/3789417]Petrov[/url] duo. Despite the critical and public success of his first novels in the late 1920s, as Stalinist censorship became more stringent and severe, Yury Olesha found it increasingly challenging to publish. At the First Congress of Soviet Writers in August 1934, he publicly admitted his inability to write about the "heroic deeds" of proletariate workers. By tragic irony, Olesha might've inadvertently inspired and sparkled this ideological requirement for writers to adhere to the "socialist realism" tenets; according to May 1971 recollections of [url=https://discogs.com/artist/3480809]Viktor Shklovskiy[/url] (who also helped to compile and publish the writer's posthumous diaries), Yury Olesha coined the popular term "[i][b]Engineers of the human soul[/b][/i]" referring to writers at one of the early 1930s meetings with [a=Joseph Stalin] at [url=https://discogs.com/artist/2719817]Maxim Gorky[/url]'s house. Stalin quoted the formula later on several occasions: "As comrade Olesha aptly expressed himself, writers are engineers of human souls" — and as some researchers argue, this aphorism inspired Soviet politician and chief propagandist [b]Andrei Zhdanov[/b] (1896—1948) to formalize the doctrine strictly prohibiting any form of art except for social realism. In 1935, Yury Olesha wrote a script for Abram Room's film [i]A Strict Young Man[/i]. Seeing the public condemnation of [a=Dmitri Shostakovich], he feared that the movie, "far more leftist than Shostakovich's music," would likely get banned. Indeed, it was abruptly canceled for "crude violations of the socialist realism style" and shelved for over 25 years (with some limited screenings in the 1960s and the first public release in 1974). Yury Olesha began drinking in later years, subsequently developing alcoholism. He died from a heart attack at 61. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Eric #2 | Eric James Thielen | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Lee Simeone | Lee Jason Simeone | Musician, producer and label owner, from Rochford, Essex, England. Born 20 March 1980. On the [l27904] roster from 2008 until 2012, when he set up his own [l204794]. Following the release of his solo album in 2010 he began various musical collaborations. In mid 2014 he started producing and mastering. In 2015, Simon became the executive producer of the documentary "You Better Take Cover". He is a member of staff at Rock 'n' Roll Rescue in Parkway, Camden which aims to support local food banks & mental health charities. The music charity shop is owned by [a342567] founder member of [a263832]. Lee Simeone is a also member of Neurofibromatosis Inc. (a non-profit organisation working towards Neurofibromatosis patient support) and supports the charity by making donations from his releases. He is also involved with supporting The Depression Alliance & Turning Point (charity). |
| Search | Add | 24 | Byroglyphics | Russ Mills | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Chen Qiong Mei | Taiwanese Singer | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Bidgood's Symphonic Dance Band | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Doug Riddick | Douglas Riddick | Doug Riddick was supposedly the one who invented the idea of putting songs on 12inch vinyl records. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Partners Rime Syndicate | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | 川口真紀 | Maki Kawaguchi. Japanese music journalist. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Mike Repasch-Nieves | Michael Repasch-Nieves | Guitarist |
| Search | Add | 24 | Ian Kashani | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Luis Restuccia | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Mark Warrington | Mark Warrington | Record Sleeve Designer & Artist based in UK. Specialising in hand painted artwork on wood or canvas, working with Acrylics, Airbrush and Spray Paint. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Castellina | Roberto Giraldi | |
| Search | Add | 24 | J.P. Krom | J.P. Krom is a chilean soloist musician, guitarist and singer. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | FMT Possee | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Mariano Rueda | Spanish illustrator, active in the 70s, mostly along with [a4079792]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Елена Бекман-Щербина | Елена Александрова Бекман-Щербина | Yelena Bekman-Shcherbina - Russian pianist, 1882 – 1951. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Harry Goodnight | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Ghulam Haider | Ghulam Haider | Ghulam Haider was a well-known music composer who worked both in India and in Pakistan after independence. He changed the face of film songs by combining the popular Raags with the verve and rhythm of Punjabi music, and also raised the status of music directors. He is also known for giving a break to the well-known playback singer, Lata Mangeshkar. In an interview, Lata Mangeshkar herself disclosed on her 84th birthday in 2013, "Ghulam Haider is truly my Godfather. It was his confidence in me that he fought for me to tuck me into the Hindi Film Industry which otherwise had rejected me". Remembering her early rejection, Lata once said, "Ghulam Haider was the first music director who showed complete faith in my talent. He introduced me to many producers including S. Mukerji, a big name in film production, but when he too declined me, Ghulam Haider was very furious. Hence, finally he convinced Bombay Talkies, a banner bigger than S. Mukerji and introduced me through their movie Majboor (1948 film)". |
| Search | Add | 24 | Bogdan Kisiel | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Jack Weigand | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Complesso Internazional Cameristico | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | José Antonio Granados | José Antonio Granados | Spanish arranger/producer (b. 1958 Cádiz) based in Madrid. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Agócs Gergely | Education: 1983-1987: Secondary School of Architecture, Lucenec (Slovak Rep.) - Geodesy 1987-1988: University of Technical Sciences Kosice (Slovak Rep.) – Faculty of Architecture 1992-1997: Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Faculty of Humanities, - Folklore Department 1997-2000: Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Institute for Musicology, „ Young Researcher ” Scholarship 2000-: Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Doctoral School of Hungarian and Comparative Folklore. Topic of dissertation: Traditional Instrumental Music of Hungarians in Slovakia Professional experience: 1988: Geodézia National Company, Bratislava (Slovak Rep.) – geometer (1988-1990: compulsory military training) 1990: Independent Hungarian Initiative, Bratislava (Slovak Rep.) – program manager 1990-1992: NAP Independent Hungarian Weekly, Bratislava (Slovak Rep.) – editor 1997-2000: Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Institute for Musicology, Folk Music Department 1997-2001: Honvéd Ensemble (professional artistic group), Budapest – musician of Folk music band Hegedős 2001-2005: Hungarian Heritage House, Folk Art Department, Budapest – director 2005-: Hungarian Heritage House, Management, Budapest – researcher, ethnographer Scientific experience: 1986- Folk music research, first of all in the field of music of Hungarians in Slovakia, but my collection contains Slovak, Rutenian, Gipsy, Croatian, German, Rumanian and Polish folk-music recordings 1999-2000: professional manager of the Slovakian part of the program „ Utolsó óra ” („The Last Hour”) for folk music collection, in Fonó Music House (supported by the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Institute for Musicology) 2000: two-week folk music collection tour on the territories of the Cabardin-Balkar, and Karachay-Cherkes republics of the Russian Federation 2003: Conference on Tradition and Nature, chair and organizer (Hungarian Heritage House, Budapest) Performing Art: 1984-1987: Palóc folk dance ensemble, Filakovské Biskupice (Slovak Rep.) – solo dancer 1987-1988: Új Nemzedék folk dance ensemble, Kosice (Slovak Rep.) – dancer 1988-1992: Szőttes folk dance ensemble, Bratislava (Slovak Rep.) – solo singer, wind-instruments 1997-2001: Hegedős band of the Honvéd Ensemble, Budapest - solo singer, wind-instruments 2001-: Fonó Ensemble, Budapest - solo singer, wind-instruments, band leader Awards: 1993: „Young Master of Folk Art” ministerial award (singer, musician soloist category) 1997: Martin György Foundation, Competition, 2nd prize (for the study „Egy szürke meg egy hamuszín galamb” – A hagyományos szellemi kultúra egy nógrádi magyar pásztor életében” – Traditional Intellectual Culture in the Life of a Hungarian Shepherd from the Nógrád County 2003: „Choc de l'anné” Prize of Le Monde de la Musique, Paris (for the CD Mixtura Cultivalis) Public education: 1990: Founder of Hungarian Folklore Society in Slovakia 1990-1999: Music manager of Táncház Festivals in Slovakia – Dunajská Streda, Komárno (Slovak Rep.) 1993-1996: Publicist of the Slovak Program of the Hungarian Radio 1995, 1996, 1999: National Táncház Festival and Crafs Market, Budapest – organizer 1991-2002: Professional manager of folk music camps of the Hungarian Folklore Society in Slovakia 2002: Festival manager of the Folklore Meeting of the Countries of the Visegrad Cooperation, Professional coordinator of „Ungheria in Primo Piano” – folklore section of the Hungarian Cultural Year in Italy Education: courses and workshops: 1994-1997: Folklore Summer Camp, Jászberény (folk songs) 1998-2001: Folklore Camp of Hungarian Folklore Society in Slovakia (folk songs, flute, tárogató) 1998-2004: Egyszólam Folk Music Camp, Váralja (master course in folk singing) 2000-2001: Miskolc University, Cultural and Visual Anthropology, „Anthropology of Music Culture”, tutorial 2000-2001: Two-year course for folk dance teachers organized by the Hungarian Folklore Society in Slovakia, „General basics of folklore”, tutorial 2003-2004: Secondary Music School, Vác, teacher (folklore, folk music theory and history) | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Orchestra Sandrino Piva | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Kim Hee Gap | 김희갑 | |
| Search | Add | 24 | KFUM-Kören | KFUM-kören in Stockholm is a men's choir founded in 1925. Among the choir's former conductors are Martin Lidstam, Dan-Olof Stenlund, Göte Widlund, Erik Westberg, Björn Borseman and David Lundblad. Since 2006, Mathias Kjellgren, organist at Maria Magdalena church in Stockholm, is the choir conductor. KFUM-kören has performed with soloists like Einar Ekberg, Nicolai Gedda, Göran Stenlund, Elisabeth Söderström, Sven Björk, Bengt Rundgren, Edith Thallaug, Loa Falkman, Karl-Magnus Fredriksson, Hillevi Martinpelto and Ingrid Tobiasson. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Jos Murphy | Bass player. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Black Spring Monolith | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Φίλιος Φιλιππίδης | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Lori Marlowe-Lahman | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Sofka Nikolić | Sofka Vasiljković Nikolić | (1907 - 1982) Serbian folk singer from Tabanovići (near Šabac), Serbia. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Justin Goers | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Scripture In Song | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Honorio Palencia | Colombian pianist, songwriter | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Soul Suicide | A DSBM band from Michigan | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Threshold Of Sleep | Richard Ramirez , Scott Houston , Dwayne Cathey | Experimental/Noise group formed in 1992. Officially split in 1994. A couple of releases came out after the split. Reformed briefly in 2012 for a couple of live performances and a new album. The project has ended once again. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Phil Hollis | South African producer | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Sam Alcarez | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Steve Of War | Belgian crust musician and visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Horia Ologu-Guja | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | C100 Studio | Credited for artwork | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Ibro Selmanović | Ibrahim Selmanović | Ibrahim "Ibro" Selmanović was born on 23 September 1959 in Bihać, Bosna & Hercegovina, Yugoslavia. He started his professional career in 1982 when he toured across Yugoslavia as a part of the Novi Talas na Sav Glas (New Wave at Full Volume) tour with other new singers; namely Ferid Avdić, Halid Bešlić, Ćazim Ćolaković, Rizo Hamidović, Snježana Komar, Duško Kuliš, Muhamed Mujkanović, Sejo Pitić, and Amela Zuković. He had a successful career until the 1990s when the Yugoslavian conflict started. During the Bosnian War from 1992 until 1995, one chapter of the Yugoslavian conflict, Selmanović's hometown of Bihać was besieged by ethnic-Serb forces. Selmanović supported the Bosnian resistance and war effort by making songs about the topic. He fought in the Army of the Republic of Bosnia & Herzegovina as a part of the Umjetnička Četa 5. Korpus (Artist Company 5th Corps). It was not until 1994 and 1995 when he had released complete war related albums. After the war, he continued to make music and was included on compilations. He continues to release singles to this day on his YouTube and on labels. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Damstern | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Ousted Queer | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Momo&C° | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Brownie Bunch | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Luis Edgardo Ramirez | Venezuelan voice actor | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Janette Valentine | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Parlophon-Streich-Orchester | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Grzegorz Rosiński | Grzegorz Rosiński | Born August 3, 1941 in Stalowa Wola, Poland, he is a comic book artist. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Dingo Pictures | Dingo Pictures is a 1992 founded animation company. It was founded by Roswitha Haas and Ludwig Ickert in Friedrichsdorf (near Frankfurt am Main). Till 2000 over 1 million copies of movies were sold. After the death of both founders in 2015 and 2019, Dingo Pictures got into the hands of relatives. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | The Dance Mixers | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Ion Duca | Romanian traditional folk singer Activated 5 years in Ansamblul „Ciocîrlia“ and in folk ensemble of Philharmonic „Paul Constantinescu“, Ploiești. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Imrich Végh | Imrich Vegh | Slovak electronic musician, owner of the [l=4mg Records]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Deeplations | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Carlos Garcialonso | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Costas Trouptsios | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Audiotoxin | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Grant Brand | Grant Matthews | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Joshua Andrew Belanger | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Marco Roberti | Argentine musician | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Yukio Ikezawa | 池沢 ゆきお (Ikezawa Yukio) | Japanese jazz bassist. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Camille Trouillet | Belgian Popular Singer And Song Writter. French Speaking, he often sang in Wallonian Language (Local Dialect). Born in Leers-er-Fosteay, 1922 - Died in Jumet 1993 He lived in Souvret ( Belgium) | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Dayan Weller | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Camerata Punta Del Este | Uruguayan tango and nuevo tango chamber music group founded in 1969, occasionally recording candombe, and bossa nova or jazz standards, also known as Camerata de Tango. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Trianita Montoya | Sally Montoya | Performance name of Sally Montoya, née Sally McLean, wife of [a572035]. She was also known as La Trianita. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Lester V. Coombs | Cabaret artist active in 1950s. Later became moderately successful as a country music singer. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Luc Gaulin | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Militärmusik Von Tirol | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Los Sepultureros | Mexican cumbia group, created in 1970 in San Jose de Otates, Guanajuato, Mexico, with [a5171488]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Дана Кентай | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Marsha Black | Coordinator of jazz releases. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Mariachi Garibaldi | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Conjunto Nuevo Bella Luna | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | O Xestal | Carlos Díaz Gestal | Spanish storyteller, humorist, singer and chorus singer. Born in La Coruña in 1933, died in 1993. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Soup Art | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Zeckle Graphics | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Samuel Biscuit | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Johs. Bjørknes | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Motorsav | Punk band from Copenhagen, Denmark. With members of [a3455275], [a2822624], [a2679034] and [a4992833]. Contact: E-mail: motorsavcph@gmail.com | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Inn Oppiah! | Inn Oppiah! es un músico que se lo hace todo desde 2008: composiciones, grabaciones, difusión y asalto al escenario. Con una propuesta capaz de hacerte danzar y gritar en cada actuación, ha realizado múltiples tours por Galiza y Portugal, participando, además, en conciertos y festivales de la Península Ibérica. También en diferentes recopilatorios publicados en el Estado español, Portugal, México, Chile, Argentina o Costa Rica. En su cancionero particular figuran perlas como Babbiah!, T*Bands, Fatelah! (Inn Noda Fatela Sónica) o los himnos Inn Govern Ableh! e Inn Diox Inn Amoh! ineludibles en su repertorio en directo. Embarcado en un tour continuo desde 2015, destacan el 10º Aniversario del proyecto, con una gira de 35 fechas recorriendo Galiza y Portugal de norte a sur, y el posterior 15º Aniversario, presentación del álbum Art If Iciahl, con un nuevo tour galaico-portugués que incluyó 3 fechas con Mata Ratos. Aunque siempre ha seguido una línea autosuficiente ha recibido apoyo artístico de Carlos Azagra [2009], Ana Louro [2020], Sebastián Palmás [2021] o Acheh! [2023] en forma de diseños para algunas de sus portadas y camisetas. Ha compartido cartel con Gatillazo, Mama Ladilla, Mata Ratos, Simbiose, Grito!, Squelette, Vai-Te Foder, BRUX, Alerta, Yakovlev 42, Tiro Na Testa, Sartenazo Cerebral, y un larguísimo etcétera. Un acto individual, personal y 100 DIY ! ! ! Inn Oppiah! Pontevedra / Galiza / Spain | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Los Barranqueños | Mexican duo | |
| Search | Add | 24 | DJ Glock | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Микола Кондратюк | Николай Кондратьевич Кондратюк | Mykola Kondratyuk (May 5, 1931, Starokistyantyniv - November 16, 2006, Kyiv) - Ukrainian opera and concert-chamber singer (baritone), teacher, music and public figure, professor (since 1979), academician of the International Pedagogical Academy of the CIS countries (since 2001) year) Deputy of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of the 9th-10th convocations. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Evelyn von Hartmann | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Yavuz Taner | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Константин Рябинов | Константин Валентинович Рябинов | Константин «Кузя УО» Рябинов (in English: Konstantin «Kuzya UO» Ryabinov; 20/10/1964–16/03/2020), also known as Кузьма Рябинов (Kuz'ma Ryabinov) was a Russian rock musician, best known as one of the founding members of punk group Гражданская оборона. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Fernando Quejas | Fernando Quejas was a Cape Verdean singer and songwriter. (b. 1922 - Praia, Cabo Verde / d. 2005 - Lisboa, Portugal) He began to sing at a very young age and was a founding partner of Rádio Clube de Cabo Verde, which appeared in 1945 having been the first to perform live from its studios. He left for Portugal at the end of 1947 and in the following year joined the cast of Emissora Nacional, initially singing Brazilian songs, a repertoire he already took from Cape Verde, where names such as Ary Barroso, Silvio Caldas and Orlando Silva were no strangers. Only later does he begin to introduce the morna, practically unknown in Portugal at the time, into his repertoire. He recorded 22 singles between 1952 and 1973. In addition to the series of singles Quejas toured Portugal for years, singing in casinos, events and in the so-called "Serões para os Trabalhadores", promoted by the National Foundation for Joy at Work and which lasted until the 25th of April. Without returning to Cape Verde for 43 years, in 1990 he visited Praia at the invitation of Aristides Pereira - this, after reaching the ears of the then President of the confidence that he had made to a friend about the hurt he had to see others being invited to events in Cape Verde and he never was. Quejas keeps the video of the recording of the show then held in the auditorium of the National Assembly, a true meeting of generations, with Dany Spínola reading a poem by Jorge Barbosa and then the singer performing accompanied by Luís Morais, Valdemar Lopes da Silva, Chico Serra, Bau and Kim Alves. ( | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Azenoire | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Rajkamal Kalamandir | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | J2Grafix | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Anna Monika Cynke | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Kaczor Ferenc | Hungarian musician, singer, composer. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | McConnell Graphics | Visual design firm associated with [a=Bob McConnell]. For label profile [l=McConnell Graphics]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Harry Wehner | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Kries Ramkhelawan | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | The Coodabeen Champions | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Quincy Lizer | Rene van Verseveld | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Human Empire | Founded in 2003 by Jan Kruse and Malte Kaune, The Human Empire is a design & illustration studio based in Hamburg, Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Mouse Studios | San Francisco art studio founded by [a1942520] back in 1959 that then opened it's doors in 'Frisco in 1965, when Mouse teamed up with [a=Alton Kelley] and the duo began work with [a1437325] and [a2837027], as well as event posters for [a376955]. Paul Grushkin, the author of “The Art of Rock: Posters From Presley to Punk” and a longtime friend of both men, said of the duo “Kelley would work on the left side of the drawing table and Mouse on the right,... They turned out a poster a week.” | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Yoko Aso | Japanese female singer born in Osaka on December 3, 1955 | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Черная Речка | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Валентин Родин | Валентин Васильевич Родин | Pianist. Born 1910, died 1980. Also known as Родионов. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Steve Nicastro | Visual artist | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Billy Mure's Supersonic Guitars | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Magyar Rádió És Televízió Vonós Tánczenekara | String part of the Hungarian Radio & Television Dance Orchestra (= [a982252]) For the complete Dance Orchestra, please use [a982252] For the Symphonic Orchestra, please use [a1008862] | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Teknocannibaal | AVANT-GORE ,HARSH NOISE ,WASTE-CORE ,EXPERIMENTAL Siegfried A. Kurwaski , Circuit Bender , Ass Looper and Fruit Atrocities. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Prafulla Kar | Prafulla Kar (Born: 16 February 1939 – Died: 17 April 2022) was an Oriya musician, singer, lyricist, writer and columnist from India. He received Padma Shri, the fourth highest civilian award by the Government of India in 2015 for his contribution in the field of arts. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Dacapo Orchester | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | S.H.S.R. | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Wilhelm Behn | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Eddie Elkins' Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Aguaprieta | Mexican ranchera group | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Micha Good | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Treepoli | 80s pop group from Granollers (Catalunya) The band recorded 3 albums and achieved several hits playing on radio formulas such as 40 Principales or Cadena Dial ... with songs like "Chicos en la playa haciendo Surf", "A la luz de ese bar", "Ana", "Una chica como tú", etc... The band disbanded in 1992 and have returned in late 2015 releasing the single "Maldita Muñeca" in advance of their new album. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Andrew Heuback | Visual artist and label proprietor originally from the Kansas City area. Currently based in Portland, Oregon. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Etim Udo | Nigerian sound engineer who worked at [l531481] and later [l1553438]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Dick Ables | Credited as songwriter. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Derek McNeill | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Booby Mason | Anton Gudkov | Born September 23, 1987 in Omsk, Russia. Noise artist, designer, founder of [l=Hiroshima Toy Pet] & [l=Zelenina] |
| Search | Add | 24 | T. Ramanuja Iyengar | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Franco Rosselli | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Simone Bica | Simone Bica | Italian DJ and producer born in Trapani. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Alphonso "Bravo" Peterkin | Alphonso Peterkin | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Вадим Голованов | Вадим Голованов | Вадим Евгеньевич Голованов родился 5 марта 1959 года в городе Москве. Окончив школу, поступил в медицинское училище при ЦКБ 4-го Главного управления Минздрава СССР, где учился по специальности «Сестринское дело». В свободное от учёбы время подрабатывал санитаром в той же ЦКБ. Именно туда, в отделение интенсивной кардиологии, он и пришёл работать, получив диплом медицинского брата. Спустя несколько месяцев был призван в ряды Советской Армии. Срочную службу проходил в Хабаровском крае, работая в медсанчасти (1977—1979 гг.). По увольнении в запас Вадим поступил на лечебный факультет ММСИ им. Н. А. Семашко, который закончил в 1986 году. По распределению попал на «скорую помощь». Этой работе он отдал большую часть жизни. Большинство сотрудников «03» знает и будет помнить Вадима не только как отличного специалиста, порядочного и доброго человека, но и как гениального автора песен о «скорой помощи». Так рассказать в песнях о любимой работе не мог больше никто — и вряд ли сможет! Для сотрудников «скорой» песни Голованова были отдушиной, помогали пережить очередную скверную производственную ситуацию, отнестись к ней с юмором или просто взбодриться перед сменой. Молодёжи песни помогали определиться с будущей профессией, а иногда служили советчиком и учебным пособием. Увы, и самые лучшие люди не вечны. Не секрет и то, что профессия врача БИТ не способствует долголетию. В последние годы у Вадима не ладилось со здоровьем. Смерть любимой супруги, видимо, окончательно подорвала жизненные силы этого замечательного человека. 14 марта 2015 года Вадима не стало. Ушёл человек, олицетворявший целую эпоху: время прокуренных РАФов и магнезии, время, когда лечили по совести, а в «курилках» вместо «доездов» обсуждали клинические случаи. Память о тех годах навсегда останется с нами в песнях Вадима. Александр Степанов, администратор сайта www.feldsher.ru, бывший врач-педиатр 13-й подстанции ССиНМП им. А. С. Пучкова г. Москвы |
| Search | Add | 24 | Dragan Janković Mirijevac | Serbian accordion player, composer and arranger of folk music from Belgrade. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Flash Fox | Designer of the [a=America (2)] logo. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | The Final Plan | Discordant hardcore band from Cleveland, OH | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Royal Fiji Police Band | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Eric Bijon | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Death Dedication | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Oronoz | Spanish photographer | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Dr. Clevins | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | vanjensen.jp | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Vomit Eater | Nikos | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Suzanna Kotnik | Art director. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Edward "Buzz" Outlander | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Alek Morawski | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Ryan Stanis | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Martin Barla | Martin Barla | Slovak drummer. Also sound engineer at [l=MF Studios (2)]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Frank Johnson's Fabulous Dixielanders | Australian Dixieland jazz band from Melbourne active between 1946-56. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | American Republic Band | [l243710] house bands that recorded military-style releases used this as a default name. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Polca. | Japanese rapper & illustrator. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Raymond A. Shields II | Record industry executive Credit for management and administrative production | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Peter Karpin | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Miša Stojićević | Milorad Stojićević | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Joachim Ussing | Danish bassist (October 9,1952 Copenhagen) | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Kyng Flötenmongo | Horrorcore Artist from germany collabo partner from [a=Splatterschurke] released music & is the owner of [l=FLM RecordzZ] | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Abe Steinberg | Abraham Steinberg | US engineer, worked at [l=Abtone Studios] and later at Dimensional Sound, aka [l=Studio 76], the studio run by [a=Ed Chalpin]. Songwriter often associated with [a=Edison Youngblood] |
| Search | Add | 24 | Luigi Giudici | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Niño De Baena | José Muñoz Villa | b. 1940 |
| Search | Add | 24 | Armádní Umělecký Soubor Víta Nejedlého | Czech military ensemble established in 1943 by [a=Vit Nejedlý]. Since 1989 to 1995 active as Umělecké studio ministerstva obrany. See also: [a=Sbor AUS VN] [a=Symfonický Orchestr AUS VN] [a=Taneční A Jazzový Orchestr AUS VN] | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Katie Hare | UK based artist. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Corul Ansamblului „Doina" al Armatei | Romanian Army Chorus founded May 9, 1947 | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Тамара Дадашева | Tamara Dadashov | |
| Search | Add | 24 | DJ Primetyme | Jason Weekes | American DJ and producer from Bushwick, Brooklyn, New York. Live DJ for [a=Finsta Bundy] and a member of the [a=Dysfunkshunal Familee]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Amantes De Andalucia | Spanish flamenco group from Andalucia. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Ismail Boulaghmal | German producer, keyboardist and DJ | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Adrian Mihu | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Meike Dinslage | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Grupo Toppaz | Mexican cumbia band created by [a6064044] n the mid-1980s | |
| Search | Add | 24 | François-René Richez | Artwork designer. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Lynn Raynor | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Porreria | Noisecore/Grindcore band from Brazil. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Konrad Wullert | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | The Vicksburg Quartet | The Vicksburg Quartet was a gospel quartet founded by Steve Aungst in 1963 with Melvin Van Orman, Jim White, Bob Walls, and J. T. Miller making up the vocal quartet. In 1966 they released their first album, "Songtime At The Old Country Church". The group went through many changes in membership over the years, and released many more records. The Vicksburg Quartet was also responsible for holding the Pennsylvania State Singing Convention(s) from 1976 to 2015. Members Steve Aungst and Jake Snyder (Active 1969-1993) had been present for all 40 years of conventions. The group was disbanded by Steve Aungst in December of 1996, the name only being used for the Singing Conventions that they hosted for so many years before. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Aşık İhsani | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Harry Payet | Harry Payet | Harry Payet was a Sega singer from Reunion. He was born in 1953 and died on 8 August 1995 at the age of 42. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Torrmal | Torrmal (Mound&Mountain) consists of ambient/dungeon synth compositions, it was exclusively for game development purposes at first. Later on, Torrmal became a musical project and will remain in that genre. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Fabrizio Bucciarelli | Fabrizio Bucciarelli | Italian DJ-producer and journalist. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Pedrag Sarić | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Сто-Личный Она-Нас | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Karol Szreter | Karol Szreter | Born September 29, 1898 in Łódź, Poland. Died March 20, 1933 in Berlin, Germany. Polish classical pianist. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Christian Roerig | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Alicia Carrera | Spanish graphic artist and DJ, founder of [l=LIO Press] imprint and co-founder of [l=Maga Circe Musica]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Studio Sjuttio | Swedish designers. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Cheb Mimoun El Oujdi | Mimoun bekkouch | Mimoun Bekkouch born January 1, 1950 in Oujda and died November 3, 2018, is a Moroccan singer belonging to the predominantly raï music genre. A very famous singer all over the world. A formidable voice going from bass to treble without forgetting its rise in vocal vibrations. he is the big brother of Cheb Kamal el oujdi, known as he is the leader of the Moroccan rai. |
| Search | Add | 24 | First Boy On The Moon | Swedish Indie band based in Malmö and formed in November 2019 by singer/songwriter David Pedroza. Playing original songs, the band’s style has been compared to that of the “Post-Britpop" genre. David Pedroza - vocals, guitar, keyboards Julius Holmström - lead guitar Jens Clarberg - bass Johannes Renklint - drums Contact: firstboymusic@gmail.com | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Conexión Directa | Dark Ambient, Vaporwave artist from Spain | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Dan Dimitriu | Dan Dimitriu | Romanian musician, composer, arranger Former husband of [a2472837], pop singer |
| Search | Add | 24 | Βασίλης Μποέμης | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Matt Yacoub | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Lolo Bluemler | Lorenz Blümler | Musician and audio engineer from Darmstadt, Germany. Owns and operates [l267731]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | www.mikronized.com | Joel Evey | Graphic designer from Philadelphia, USA. Contact: me@joelevey.com |
| Search | Add | 24 | Mohamed El Mamachi | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Miško Živanović | Milan Živanović | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Sandstrom™ | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Bukit Siguntang | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Devorah Sasha | Born on December 5, 1957 in the parish of San José, Caracas, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, her aunt, a lyrical singing teacher, taught her the first musical notes. After completing high school, travels to the United States to continue her college studies. Upon her return to Venezuela, her artistic vein prompts her to venture into the world of entertainment, where she obtains the acceptance of the public who labels her as one of the best interpreters of romantic music at international level. Devorah Sasha 1986 returns to Venezuela, after three years in Denver Colorado, where she completed her studies of Superior Technician in Animal Husbandry, then, records two songs of the Venezuelan composer Enrique Hidalgo, Muñeca de Trapo y Ciega. In 1986, a producer of Tucán Records listens the demo and is interested in the vocal and interpretative quality of Devorah Sasha. With them she recorded her first maxi-single titled "I feel the spin" (I feel like spinning) and conquered the national market. 1988 she published her first Album with Manoca Records "Todo mi amor es para ti", which in a very short time reaches the first places of the national ranking, managing to sell more than 20,000 copies, the Album was also edited in Taiwan, Japan and China. In 1992 travels to Puerto Rico for an extensive and successful promotional tour of her first Album, by the hand of Chucho Avellanet, There, she makes numerous presentations for the T.V., The Show of the Twelve, produced by Luis Vigoreaux Jr.. The Half Day show at Wapa T.V. and En Familia del Canal 6. It is also promoted through the radio (Noti Uno program with Mille Cangiano) and gives interviews to the most prestigious printed media such as T.V. Guide, T.V. and Novelas, the newspapers El Vocero and Estrella de Puerto Rico among others. Participate in the tribute to Don Tito Henríquez, aboard the Scandinavian Song cruise, during her stay in Puerto Rico. and, records its second album Especialmente Romantica, which is released to the market as an independent production. Devorah travels to the Dominican Republic where her work obtains great recognition from the media, she makes presentations in the best television programs in Santo Domingo. That same year she tours in Aruba, Curaçao and Saint Marteen. In Venezuela, Devorah obtains the 1992 Frequency Modulated (FM) Prize, from the homonymous column of the El Nacional newspaper. The song Una noche contigo wins recognition as the best romantic song. 1993 she shares the stage with the famous Brazilian singer-songwriter Roberto Carlos in two concerts held on the occasion of Valentine's Day; the first in the auditorium of a famous hotel and the second in the Rios Reyna Room of the Teresa Carreño Theater. The audience rewarded her performance with a wave of thunderous applause. In July she performs together with Chucho Avellanet in a single presentation to benefit the Foundation Pro-Desarrollo Artístico del Indígena Venezolano; She is invited to the Visa Latina Convention in Puerto Rico and the Ford Convention 93, in Saint Marteen. Invited by the Master Juan Vicente Torrealba, she attended the Xalapa 93 Festival, held in Mexico. That year she is credited with several recognitions for her constant career. Special Time Award 93 as a live program with a high rating; Mara de Oro 93, awarded by the press to the Especialmente Romántica record production as Best Romantic Record of '92. 1994 Produces "Amor Difícil", is involved not as a producer, but as a co-author of four themes. With this work she returns to the genre of the romantic ballad. In May she made a successful tour in Miami and Puerto Rico. In September participates in the Fair of the Divina Pastora in Barquisimeto, a concert held at the Teatro Juárez in that beautiful city. In early 1995, Devorah recorded Songs of Yesterday, the fourth Album in her career. In the same year she is invited by the CONAC and the Consulate of Venezuela in Miami, Florida, to the unveiling of a bust of the Liberator Simón Bolívar in the city of Orlando, where she shares the stage with the renowned musical group "El Cuarteto", directed by Miguel Delgado Estévez. In 1996 Devorah Sasha, under the production of maestro Freddy León, and arrangements by Ángel Chirinos, launches her fifth album: "Venezuela es mía", a CD dedicated to Venezuela with songs by the most outstanding music composers of that country and celebrating ten years of her career. They accompany Devorah in the musical instruments, the Grupo Tramao in the vocals and the "Quinteto Cantaclaro". In 1998 Devorah presents her sixth album, "Como sueíamos cantar". It is an intimate CD. With guitar accompaniment by maestro Oscar Martínez. Devorah interprets songs such as "Quien" by Charles Aznavour, "Cuando te beso" by Juan Luis Guerra, "Asi" by Sandro, "Desesperanza" by María Luisa Escobar. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Tony Marer | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Doreen Chadwick | British organist, debut album is [r5449875], 1972. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | L.G. Mair, Jr. | Experimental US musician. Usually credited only LG Mair or L.G. Mair when credited in [a=Alien Planetscapes]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Dart Adams | Dart Adams is a music historian, journalist, lecturer, independent A&R, consultant and an author from Boston, MA. He's known for his former blogs Poisonous Paragraphs, Bloggerhouse, Bastard Swordsman & Producers I Know. He also had the pioneering beat culture & independent Rap centric 2010-2011 podcast The Scrunchface Show with ST/MiC & co-hosted several internet radio shows including Beats, Rhymes & Life, OverDog Radio & Musenomix w/ Dana Scott at MIT. Dart has written for Okayplayer, NPR, Complex, Mass Appeal, Hip Hop Wired, The Urban Daily, WatchLOUD, The Vinyl Factory, The Boombox, Urban Legends, Medium & KillerBoomBox amongst other sites. He was lead A&R of DJ Soko's Left Of Center imprint with Fat Beats and owns his own Fat Beats imprint label Producers I Know. Dart Adams is an author ("Best Damn Hip Hop Writing: 2018" & "Best Damn Hip Hop Writing: The Book of Dart") whose written liner notes for several projects over the past decade. Dart also hosts the podcasts "Dart Against Humanity" & "The Boston Legends Podcast". | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Fonts Plus | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Gerhard Baumann | German military musician, orchestra leader, conductor and composer, born 3 November 1921 in Klein Rogan, Germany and died 7 November 2006 in Berlin. Former general music director and chief conductor of the [a909344]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Arie Musica | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Steve Pross | Music executive and A&R man who worked at [l391660] and [l567645] | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Mattia Lapucci | Mattia Lapucci | Italian DJ, live performer and producer based in Florence, Italy. Founder of [l=Burbi] and [l=BurbiDub]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Sheef Lentzki | French DJ and producer based in Avignon. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Orchestre Conga De La Capitale | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Cristiano Suarez | Illustrator and Graphic Designer based in Maceió, Brazil | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Alison Tulloch | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Mark Carew | Bassist, Vocalist from Brighton, England. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Herbie En Spence | South African duo. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Reggie Goodwin | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Drew Mantia | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | As_Is | Formed in 2018, As_Is is an electronic bass music duo made up of two best friends, Aaron Schwallier and Ian McIntyre. Both natives of Michigan, Aaron and Ian met while attending Grand Valley State University, where they both studied music. As_Is produces a unique blend of melodic and atmospheric infused bass music. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Eddy. T | Remo Tedesco | Italian DJ and producer born 8 January 1983 in Cassino. He is the founder of [l=BimboMix Records]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Paul Zamost | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Don Kamerer | Credited with liner notes on 1980s [l=Chess] reissues. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Begoña Larrañaga | Spanish accordion and keyboards player. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Rondalla Venezolana | Traditional Latin band from Venezuela, formed in 1972. Please use Ensamble [Rondalla] or Group [Rondalla] on credits. When prominent solo artist use it as Backing Band [Rondalla]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Selysium | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Front Publicity Inc. | Japanese designer. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Grelun Landon | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Knamf | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Navketan | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Christopher McCaffrey | Bassist and founder member of The Pale Fountains. Died from a brain tumor in 1986. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Renato Fratini | Renato Fratini | Renato Fratini (Rome, Oct 1932 - Mexico, 1973) was an Italian commercial artist who specialised in cinema posters and book covers. His heyday was in 1960s London. Cinema posters In cinema posters, Fratini produced the artwork for From Russia With Love (1963) from a design by Eddie Paul. Other work included Whistle Down The Wind (1961), Phantom of the Opera (1962), This Sporting Life (1963), The Chalk Garden (1964), Hot Enough for June (1964), Maroc 7 (1966), Khartoum (1966). Often Eric Pulford produced the design and Fratini did the painting. Fratini also illustrated most of the posters for the Carry On films of the period from designs by Pulford, starting with Don't Lose Your Head (1966) up to Carry on at Your Convenience (1971). |
| Search | Add | 24 | Harold Ramsay | Harold Arthur Ramsay | British-Born Canadian organist, choirmaster and composer, b. Yarmouth Aug 1901 d.Kamloops, BC, 29 Jan 1976. Vocal coach for Paramount Studios, New York and Hollywood in 1920s. Moved back to England in 1932 and became a prolific cinema organ player, performing on over 1000 BBC broadcasts. |
| Search | Add | 24 | A Guide For Reason | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Leo Novotný | Leo Novotný | Czech graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Вусал Мирзаев | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | The Karlins | A trio of singing triplets Linda, Elaine and Evelyn Wilson. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Mestizia | EDM producer from Italy. Also known as Mestizia CRK | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Jack Sherwood | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Zoltán Kilián | Zoltán Kilián | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Lynn Holland | British singer. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Johnny Sablan | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Elliott Shavers | Elliot Chavers | Rhythm & blues tenor saxophonist and singer, born Waco, Texas, 15 November 1930. Shavers first recorded for Imperial in 1961 (released as Bill Elliott Combo). |
| Search | Add | 24 | Koor o.l.v. Jan Theelen | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Rubén Aguilera | Argentinian musician, composer, producer, conductor from Junín. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Joe Boyd-Brent | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Meyer Brown | Bassist for the American punk rock band [a=Half Hearted Hero]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Lord Reverand Jimmi Sinn | James Honsinger | American vocalist for [a=Blüdwülf], [a=Rotten UK], [a=Sectss], [a=The End (23)]. Also visual artist. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Ljuba Lukić | Ljubomir Lukić / Љубомир Лукић | Born April 30,1958 in Lopušnik / Лопушник, municipality of Petrovac na Mlavi / Петровац на Млави, Socialist Republic of Serbia, Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Ljuba Lukić / Љуба Лукић is a Yugoslav, Serbian singer, a prominent artist who has a lot of albums behind him. Istaknuti umetnik koji iza sebe ima puno albuma.... |
| Search | Add | 24 | Wellington Citadel Band Of The Salvation Army | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Visual Pilots | Company credited for design on some [l=DanceNet] releases. Located in Melbourne, Australia. Also listed as a company/label: [l=Visual Pilots] | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Siret Roots | Designer, photographer. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Remigi Palmero | Remigi Palmero i Ruà | Spanish singer and guitarist from Valencia (b. 1950), pioneer, along with [a1946951] and [a1550873] of the so-called Mediterranean Rock. Remigio Palmero |
| Search | Add | 24 | Frank Von Wolfgeist | Frank Jäger | Played in Black Metal and Rac bands , and martial style ambient Also plays in new project Thule Speaks |
| Search | Add | 24 | Hugh Madden | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | DIXSDAIN | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Brian Mathew | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Mauricio UM | Maurício Alves dos Santos | DJ and Brazilian electronic music producer, Paunchy Cat Records owner |
| Search | Add | 24 | Amp Art | The design, photography and visual illustration work of Richard Walker, AKA [a362835], currently operating as FouldsWalker-Design. Walker worked extensively for [l1658] from the late 1980s into the 1990s, doing record sleeve illustration and design and press photography. He then became the visual consultant and creator for Amp and related acts. Notably did the sleeve art for [a66963]'s '[m=21727]' album, and most artwork for [a4090]. Notable clients include: [l5320], Secker and Warburg Books, Virago, Creation Records, [l4935], [l1060], [l26465] Records, The Royal College of Art, and Reuters. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Karl南澤 | Credited with liner notes on Japanese soul and R&B releases. Born in 1962 in Tokyo. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | David Berbel | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | FatJudy | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Johan Elsmo | Norwegian accordionist, 1890-1971. During the 1910s he took part in five recording sessions for The Gramophone Company (Brødrene Johnsen), on the following dates (number of sides recorded in parenthesis, followed by the recording engineer/supervisor): 1910-09-03 (10) - [a10754710] 1911-08-31 (27) - [a10785241] 1914-11-17 & 18 (10) - Possibly [a6727932] 1916-12-04 (10) - [a12010321] 1919-08-02 (9) - [a2443543] | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Hubert Griffe | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Mysteryforms | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Ivan Avdeev | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Bradley Claborn | Bass player | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Κώστας Λιακόπουλος | Greek singer of laiko and folk-pop genre. Died on October 2015. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Erkki Melakosken Orkesteri | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Cauldric Forbes | Calypso / soca vocals | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Mark Entwisle | Mark Entwisle | Illustrator, Painter and Photographer. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Kristofer Elofsson | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Аслан Тхакумачев | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Doppel-Quartett Turnverein Neumünster | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Sonora De Los Hermanos Baca | Ecuadorian salsa/cumbia/merengue band formed in the mid-1960s by the brothers Baca: Jaime, Napoleón, Wilson, Aníbal & Enemelio | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Istochie | Experimental,harsh noise,harsh noise wall, from Russia | |
| Search | Add | 24 | The Rolling Tones | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | ID-Entity | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Ruwiro Hawaiians | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | ORDNER | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Jens Klingelhöfer | Jens Klingelhöfer | German guitarist, songwriter and designer |
| Search | Add | 24 | Фахриддин Умаров | Fahriddin Umarov (born 1926) was an Uzbek folk singer. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Sabine Potthast | Sabine Potthast | German photographer & graphic designer, who is working for the design studio [a2196005]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | الشرقاوي | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Robert Vennum | Guitarist from California. Member of several bands with his wife [a=Lisa Kekaula]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Mark Boston | Mark Boston | Born: 1949, Salem, Illinois, USA. Boston is an accomplished bass-player, best known for his work with [a=Captain Beefheart], where he gained the nickname "[a=Rockette Morton]". Boston grew up learning to walk on the one hand and to play the bass with the other. When he moved to California he met and teamed up with guitarist [a825970]. They played together in Lancaster, California, in a band called B.C. & The Cavemen. When early recordings began on the Zappa/Beefheart project that was to become "Trout Mask Replica" the Magic Band bassist [a407003] had already departed. This role had initially been filled by [a274903], with whom the band had associated in the early production of "Safe As Milk" and a catalyst for the inclusion of [a55080]. Marker laid down three tracks for the "Trout Mask Replica" album with Harkleroad on guitar. However, things did not work out with Marker and he too departed. Boston - who was already known to both [a256283] and Harkleroad - stepped in and, according to drummer [a196010], managed to learn the bass parts for "Hair Pie" and "Steal Softly Thru Snow" in one evening's rehearsal. Boston's work possibly made easier as he had worked with French in the band "Blues In A Bottle". From that point Boston was promptly nicknamed "[a256281]" by Vliet and became a mainstay of The Magic Band for a number of years, performing on five of the band's albums. In 1969 the unlikely magazine "Playboy" nominated Boston as "Bass Player Of The Year". Boston was a visually impressive member of the band onstage, dancing frenetically with his double-necked Danelectro Longhorn and, on more than one occasion, with an electric toaster strapped on his head to 'toast' an event. Boston left The Magic Band in 1974 after the making of "Unconditionally Guaranteed". With financial support and mobile recording facilities provided by [a85485], Boston formed "[a=Mallard]" with Harkleroad, Zappa drummer [a256280], [a1218640] on vocals and [a324402] on keyboards. The band made an eponymous album on the Virgin label in the UK in 1975, including tracks written by John French who was in at the demo stage. The band made a second album, "In A Different Climate" in 1976, with John Draggota on drums and (an ex-Magic Band member and associate of John French in "Rattlesnake & Eggs") John Thomas on keyboards. After the demise of "Mallard" Boston played the gig circuit before teaming up with [a1188211] in "Hurricane" and finally residing in Aiken, South Carolina. It's from his small "Bomark" studio in South Carolina that Boston currently [2009] runs his life. He has released a solo album "Love Space" . Boston also performs dates in today's music collective known as "The Magic Band", along with John (Drumbo) French, Gary (Mantis) Lucas, Denny (Feelers Reebo) Whalley and ex-Beefheart collaborator Michael Traylor. This line-up first premiered in the UK at "The Garage", Shepherd's Bush, on 28th June 2004. Footnote: Boston was also cast by [a=Frank Zappa] as the character 'Gorgonzola' in FZ's 'teenage opera' script for "Captain Beefheart Vs The Grunt People". He was to play a part in Celestia's / [a=Grace Slick]'s entourage in outer space. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Manuel Boix | Manuel Boix i Alvarez | Manuel Boix (born 1942) is a Valencian visual artist from l'Alcúdia recognised as a painter, sculptor, and illustrator. He has designed and created most of the artwork of the Valencian Folk group [a=Al Tall]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Nick Souza | Son of [a=Steve Souza]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Annika Ståhl | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Luigi Giomini | Luigi Giomini | DJ & producer from Naples, Italy. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Pooley | Cyril Jean | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Torsten Freitag | Torsten Freitag | German graphic designer and music enthusiast. Owner of [l=Bördebehörde Tonträger]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | New Japan Pro-Wrestling | NJPW is a profesional wrestling company in Japan, which began in 1972. The conpamy is well known in the wrestling world and produces so much talent including Tiger Mask, Jushin Thunder Liger, Kenny Omega and Tatsumi Fujimi | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Selma Rich Brody | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Rosie Cuckston | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | New Art City | A division of [a1843906]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | I Bravados | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Manfred Waller | Art director and designer | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Terence Toy | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Michael C. Kirch | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Jenny Adlington | Jenny Adlington | World Music marketing and management. Speaks Spanish & French and has credits as translator on various Latin American & West African World Music releases. |
| Search | Add | 24 | DJ Fredi France | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Reverend Michael Ray | Michael is an ordained priest, under the Melchizedek Priesthood. Michael is also a published author, his book "The Satan Concept" was published in 2008 (long before his conversion to Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints) and he plans to expand on the spiritual foundation laid there in a new book, "The Book of Michael", almost 2000 pages and the result of extensive research of every holy book and thousands of other ancient texts (as well as occult writings) from the last several thousand years, split into three volumes. Former leader of a Satanic church called the American Pagan Brotherhood; later, he became a 33rd Degree Freemason. After this, he converted and was baptized into the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, where he is still very active. Diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis at age 18, but showed symptoms as early as 11 and 12. Despite his condition he continues to write, sing and play guitar and bass as well. Additional Disography: (not limited to) Genital Grinder - Demo 2009 CD-r (Technical Death Metal) Sledgehammer Defilement - 3-Song EP CDr (Death/Thrash Metal) Sledgehammer Defilement - "Blink Of An Eye" Instrumental Version, Promo CDr (Death/Thrash Metal) Sinful Slaughter - "Sinful Slaughter" 7-Song Demo CDr 2008 (Death/Black Metal) Mike Ray - 2-Song Demo CD-r (Black Metal) | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Josetxo Ezponda | Juan José Ezponda Puente | Spanish guitarist, singer and songwriter Juan José Ezponda Puente (b. 22 June 1961 - d. 16 April 2013) active since the late 1970's in the local scene of Navarra playing with [a7301390] (1978) and [a3689584] (1982) among other bands such [a13911034] (1986) with [a1868815] on guitar and [a4620192] on drums, they reached the final Navarra music contest "I Muestra de Pop Rock" and also [a13910848] (1983-86) as solo project or alias with three demos recorded. He reached cult status in the Spanish underground scene with [a=Los Bichos] between 1988 and 1991. After the demise of the band, he went solo, cutting a LP in 1991 and other album in 1995 as [a1962749]. Note: [b]Tensión[/b] did not release any record or demo, only live recordings exists. Members: Josecho Ezponda (vocals), Oscar Raúl Pueyo (lead guitar), Carlos Díez (guitar), Manuel “Manolo” Blanca (bass) and José María Solano (drums). Musical background of Los Bichos: - October 1978: Josetxo Ezponda sets up [a7301390], the first punk group from Pamplona. Their scandalous performances make them well known in the city. They dissolved in the spring of 1980. - May 1980: Josetxo joins Charly (guitar) and Asio (bass) and together with other members they form [a3689584]. They dissolved in the fall of 1983. - January 1984: Josetxo with alias [a13910848] recorded three demos made by him in the years 1984-1985 and 1986. - Spring 1986: Josetxo Ezponda Charly puts together [a13911034], a group that is a finalist in the first rock contest of the Government of Navarra. Biography of Los Bichos: - Summer 1987: Josetxo, Asio and Charly get together to record a demo and perform in Barcelona. They do not continue performing because they lack a permanent drummer to play with them. - March 1988: the formation stabilizes with the entry of [b]Fermín Belloso[/b] (ex Fiebre) to the drums. - May 1988: they recorded their first demo with this group. - September 1988: they recorded another demo with what would later become several songs from their first LP. - December 1988: they open for Paul Collins at the Gares nightclub in Puente la Reina (Navarra). They are chosen by the magazine "The Munster Heritage" to be included in the compilation (LP) "Favorites to dance from the Munster Heritage". - January 1989: they travel to Madrid to play at the Agapo venue, this bar awarded them an award for one of the strongest live bands. - March 1989: they travel to participate in the first Villa de Bilbao contest, where they win first prize for the most innovative group in the contest. Her first single "Anita latigazo" goes on sale, a song taken from her latest demo. - May 1989: a promotional flexi is released with the song "Sueño rojo" for a sound company. - June 1989: the lineup is remodeled with the change of drummer, [b]Rubén Ruiz[/b] (formerly Tijuana in Blue) enters. The LP recorded for Oihuka "Color hits" is released. - [b]Jesus Suinaga[/b] from [a1642117] replaced to Ruben on drums. 2xLP “Bitter Pink” (1991) contained 27 songs (with versions by Serge Gainsbourg, Alex Chilton and Phil Spector) that were suffocating, intense and noisy. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Jerry Jonutz | Saxophonist of [a=Cold Blood] | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Zdena Vojtková | Zdena Vojtková | Slovak graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Owen H. Frankel | Owen Harry Frankel | Owen H Frankel is a lofi musician and co-founder of [l=Upclose Records] |
| Search | Add | 24 | 187rec | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Carmenza Duque | Colombian pop singer | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Ben Knuier | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Dale Krantz | Dale Krantz Rossington née Dale Krantz | Lead vocalist for Rossington Collins Band, and The Rossington Band; Background vocalist for Lynyrd Skynyrd, formerly known as Dale Krantz. Married Lynyrd Skynyrd guitarist [a=Gary Rossington] in July 1982. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Formația Record | Romanian lăutărească band from from Târgoviște | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Strange Cruise | [b]Strange Cruise[/b] was a short-lived 1980s British pop rock group, fronted by former [a3479] singer [a83503] and [a620574] (aka [a231454], the former singer of [a389456]). The band released only one, self-titled album in 1986. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Руслан Кайтмесов | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Joey D. Vieira | Joseph D. Vieira | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Bernt Rundberget | Bass player | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Essie Ackland | Essie Adele Ackland | Australian singer. Born 27 March 1896 in Woollahra, Sydney, Australia and died 14 February 1975 in Mosman, Sydney, Australia. Studies at the NSW Conservatorium of Music and began singing regularly in 1921 with concerts in Sydney, followed tours including one with the Belgian cellist, Jean Gerady in 1923 with 95 performances throughout Australia. Sailed for London in March 1925 and began concert appearances, was recording for HMV by 1927 and featured on the BBC programmes "Grand Hotel" and "Rainbow Room". Returned to Australia in March 1937 to give a four month tour for the ABC, then spent 8 weeks in New Zealand. During WWII gave over 1300 concerts for troops as a member of ENSA Party No. 1, which also included her husband, Australian baritone Reginald Morphew. Finally returned to Australia in November 1947 for further ABC tours. Retired from singing in February 1949. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Susanne Schindler-Günther | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Die 2 Peterlesboum | German comedy duo from Nuremberg, active from 1958 to 1988. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Ondřej Sekora | Born 25 September 1899, Brno – died 4 July 1967, Prague Czech painter, illustrator, writer, journalist and entomologist. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Bruno Santinho | Graphic designer at [l=UnoriginalVinyl]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Peter Tiefensee | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Len Magee | Len Magee | Len Magee is an Australian pastor who also produces and makes Christian music. He was active mainly between 1970s and 1980s. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Gianiny Munteanu | Romanian producer and manager based in Bucharest (b. 1973 in Bacău). Founder and owner of [l=Rebel Music (2)]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Kullar | Vinny Kullar | DJ and owner of Roots Youths Records Label |
| Search | Add | 24 | Chris Demetras | Chris Demetras | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Pavel Durnikov | Pavel Durnikov | Composer (ambient / synthwave / vaporwave / electronica ) |
| Search | Add | 24 | Kowä Axis | Improvised guitar project, based in London. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Boba Fettuccini | Ramsey | Boba Fettuccini was a hobbyist bedroom producer active from 2007 until 2015. They operated the netlabel Power Glove Records with Evil Stereo from 2008-2010. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Orchestre Raymonde | Formed in 1933 as a studio orchestra. [b]Not to be confused with the 1960-70's [a93842][/b]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | BetaHouse Mafia | DJ / Producer Based in Malaysia. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Domenico Barrella | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Dan Bobocel | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Jugend Für Christus Chor | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Guram Torua | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Mario Trudel | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Sebastian Rusten | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Giuseppe Cerutti | Giuseppe Cerutti | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Dodie Manta | Val-de-Marne born, Paris 94 (Suburb East of Paris) based producer Leo & Pipo and [l=Leo & Pipo Music] co-founder Founder of [l=LaMirage Records] | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Brian Sheppard | South African mastering and lacquer cutting engineer who worked for EMI, active between ca. 1978-1982. His cuts can be recognized by [i]Brian[/i] or [i]BS[/i] etched in the runouts. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Jeff Hateley | British bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Katharina Salice-Stephan | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Benjamin Kosanke | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Patti Layne | Patti Dawn Fedrau | |
| Search | Add | 24 | George McCannon, III | Born Jan 30, 1941. Raised in Winsted, Connecticut. Died Oct 16, 2015 in Largo, Florida. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Cathie Lehr | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Mtrchoh | German design studio, based in Berlin. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | David Kastle | David Dickerson | Canadian singer, songwriter, musician and producer. His production company in the 1970s was [l=Artists' Independent Workshop]. In the late 1970s started working extensively in Nashville, where he founded record company [l=Artists Independent Music Corporation] and its label [l=Celebrity Records (15)] and publisher [l=Artists Independent Music] in the 1980s. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Teodor Boch | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Jeff Zornow | Jeffrey Zornow | American comic book artist, illustrator and writer. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Patrick JJP Copeland | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Micronoise Paranoic Sound | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | McKinley "Bug" Williams | Percussionist, Singer. Died 02-Sep-2011 at the age of 65. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Jean-Jacques Tilkay | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Hedi Xandt | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Kovács "Nagyember" László | László Kovács | Hungarian radio DJ who became wellknown in the scene because of his work at Juventus Radio. He started to work at that radio station in 1995. |
| Search | Add | 24 | David Kinghorn | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Джаз-Оркестр Под Управлением Николая Минха | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Joseph Karre | Joseph Karre (born October 1995), is an American record producer, songwriter, music video director and founder of Grammy-nominated label ML1 Records. Early in his career, Karre worked with Grammy-winner [a=Chubby Carrier] and has also collaborated with Sam Trocki, Benny Blanco, Martin Kember, Stephen Kellner and Maynard Batiste. His concert photography credits include Justin Bieber's My World Tour 2.0, Taylor Swift's Fearless Tour, Drake, Cody Simpson, Jessica Jarrell, Gloriana, Khalil, Aaron Fresh, Burnham, Push Play, Robert Randolph, Mackenzie Bourg, Royal Teeth, Marc Broussard and many others. Joseph has worked with 10 Grammy-winning musicians and 11 Grammy-nominees. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Mr. Quikk | Mr. Quikk has been putting out Dirty South DJ mixes since the mid-'90s on the [l=Dirty Harry Productions] record label. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Miles Ellis | Miles Ellis | Originally from Torrance CA, moved to Phoenix AZ and grew up playing the drums with his father, they both wrote material together when he was younger but Miles eventually started producing electronic music with FL Studio and was Djing locally at events and clubs. Now, Miles works on live improvisational music with several pieces of gear, (Roland TR8S, 16 Channel Mackie Mixer, Electro Harmonix 45000 Looper Pedal, Yamaha TX81Z to name a few) which have been included in his releases on labels such as Motech from Detroit and KMA60 from Berlin. Miles also runs his own label Limitlessun Recordings, which has many releases already and a compilation with other artists. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Ed Pavia | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Banda Municipale Di Milano | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Massimo Marcolini | Massimo Marcolini | Italian producer, songwriter, guitarist, programmer, pianist For credits to "M. Marcolini" please also check [a316215]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Caligula031 | Marco Deplano | Power Electronics project of Marco Deplano. |
| Search | Add | 24 | GPS, Aachen | German design agency, based in Aachen. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | 듀스 | Deux (Korean: 듀스; Japanese: デュース) members Lee Hyun Do and Kim Sung-jae met when they worked as back-up dancers for Korean rapper Hyun Jin-young. They debuted in 1993 with the album, Deux, which featured the hit song, "Turn Around and Look at Me." In addition to helping introduce hip hop and new jack swing to Korea, the duo is also notable for popularizing hip hop-influenced choreography and fashion. After releasing three more albums, they broke up in 1995 to pursue solo careers. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | František Alois Tichý | František Alois Tichý | Czech composer, arranger, pianist, and band leader (born March 25, 1898 in Chrudim, then Austro-Hungarian Empire, now Czech Republic – died March 10, 1971 in Prague, then Czechoslovakia). [b]DO NOT CONFUSE[/b] with the prolific Czech comedian [a=Alois Tichý] (1875-1922), an uncle of F. A. Tichý. František Alois Tichý was a popular Czech band leader in the late 1920s and 1930s. He also recorded under the pseudonyms Harry Brown, Jan Chrudimský, Jan Kovec, Smith Kwiet. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Naomi Hirabayashi | Born in Tokyo on 2nd of February in 1968. Graduated from Department of Scenography, Display and Fashion design of Musashino Art University in 1992. Now working at Advertising Department, Shiseido Co., Ltd. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Brigitte Beusen | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | aflightoremember | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Anna Agency | Anna Agency B.V. | Booking agency founded in 1995 and located in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Also appears as company entry: [l=Anna Agency] |
| Search | Add | 24 | Husnalal-Bhagatram | Husnalal-Bhagatram were one of the earliest music directors in Bollywood. The team consisted of Husanlal (1910–1968) and Bhagatram (1916–1973). They were popular composers in the 1940s and 1950s. It is said that the concept of a duo of music directors began with them. They composed for Bollywood in the era of Naushad, Anil Biswas and C. Ramachandra. They trained famous music directors Shankar (of Shankar Jaikishan), Khayyam and the singer, Mahendra Kapoor. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Solaiman Fazel | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Butchermachine | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Josip Pejaković | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Reid Icard | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | dsorig.com/espiat.com | Espiat is a web & design agency run by Marcus Panier & Daniel Schuh. Dsorig.com is the personal grafik & design portfolio of Daniel Schuh. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Maurizio Cannici | Maurizio Cannici | Italian DJ, producer and manager for [l=CGD] during '70s/'80s. He died in April 2009. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Ion Cobîlă | Romanian conductor born in Drăgușeni, Botoșani County, January 1st, 1947, conductor of [a=Orchestra Rapsozii Botoșanilor] from 1973. He graduated Conservatorul ,,George Enescu’’ Iași. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Viller Spatzen | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | RimDa | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Jack Steeples | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Kai Sattelkau | Drummer, guitarist, bassist & vocalist for the German grindcore band [a=Depression]. Drummer and backing vocals for the German Punkrock Band Green Machine Drummer for the German Death Metal Band Eroded Drummer for the German Black Metal Band Animus Ex-Drummer for the German Punrockband Speedway 69 Drummer for the German Death Metal Band Gods of Grind Drummer & keyboarss for the German Death Metal Band Dismal | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Erland Dahlgren | Erik Erland Dahlgren | Born: 10 July 1902 in Bispberg, Säter, Dalarna, Sweden Died: 17 April 1980 in Matteus parish, Stockholm, Sweden During the 1920s, a young man from Dalarna became widely known for his mighty body forces. His name was Erland Dahlgren, born in Bispberg in 1902. In his early teens, he began as a worker in a mine but became more and more interested in Greco-Roman wrestling, and as an especially strong man he and other strong men attracted and drew audiences to the Swedish [url=https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folkpark]Folkparks[/url], with their touring shows or at occasional appearances in local revues. Then, around the year 1939, his whole life would take a new turn, and it attracted a lot of excitement in the district, when people learned that the popular artist had found salvation. After his conversion he left the life of the Folkparks and began singing in churches and chapels, now writing his own songs and collaborating with lyricists of the time. He wrote over 100 own melodies, including texts by [a3598167], [a850066], [a965656] and [a4509710]. Some 20 of these are published by [l300745]. It is said that the theme of the song Härlighetens Morgon, found on this release: [r14043966], is taken from his childhood mining environment. After a night shift in the dark and humid mine, the miner boy met with the glorious sunshine of the summer morning. The contrast between darkness and light reminded of the salvation experience – from darkness to light! |
| Search | Add | 24 | DrKiss | Thor Kissing | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Nigel Brennan | Multi-instrumentalist and artist who has been active in the "South Bay" of Los Angeles music scene since the early 1980's. A member of numerous bands and collaborations, most often as a bassist. When solo, his style is mainly leftfield alternative. Recently relocated to Eugene, OR. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Андрей Некрасов | Андрей Сергеевич Некрасов (Andrey Sergeyevich Nekrasov) | born: 22.06.1907 died: 15.02.1987 Soviet writer. |
| Search | Add | 24 | J.K. Gulley | John Kenneth Gulley | Canadian guitarist, songwriter and producer from Kitchener, Ontario. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Vladimir Delač | Vladimir Delač | Vladimir is husband of [a=Valentina Martinčević], AKA Valentina. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Otto Demler | Austrian pianist, songwriter and producer, born in Vienna, Austria and died in 1995 at the age of 73. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Calvin C. Brown | American producer, songwriter and publisher, active in Mississippi, Arkansas, and Tennessee. He owned the labels [l=Soul Beat Records (2)], [l=Acquarian Record Co.], [l=Marathon Records Inc.], [l=Riceland], and [l=Central Record Company], as well as the publishing company [l=Acquarian Music]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Albert Kallis | Albert J. Kallis | American illustrator and film producer |
| Search | Add | 24 | Pierre Meige | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Dušica Bilkić | Serbian folk singer, born in Aleksinac, Serbia. Married to [a=Nedeljko Bilkić]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Los Junior's De Santa Tecla | Salvadorian pop rock funk group formed in the late 1960s and led by [a6627929] -- might also appear as Los Juniors | |
| Search | Add | 24 | fkhr | Manabu Fukuhara = 福原学 | Japanese electronic musician & photographer. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Shiro Kuroda | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Sung-Jo Jung | 정성조 | South Korean Jazz Artist 1946.04.08~2014.10.26 1967년 색소폰 연주자로 첫 데뷔하였고 1974년 영화 《어제 내린 비》로 영화 음악감독 데뷔하였으며 이 때 가수 윤형주에게 《어제 내린 비》라는 곡을 써 주어 영화 《어제 내린 비》의 OST로 노래하게끔 하였다. 1971년 김민기의 데뷔음반에서 정성조 콰르텟이 반주를 맡았다. 1977년 영화《겨울 여자》의 영화 음악 감독을 맡아 김세화의 눈물로 쓴 편지와 김세화 와 이영식의 겨울 이야기를 겨울 여자의 OST로 내놓아 영화와 함께 유명하게 하였다. KBS관현악단 단장을 지내기도 하였으며 서울예술대학과 서울종합예술학교의 전임교수를 지내기도 하였고 2014년 10월 26일에 육종암으로 별세하였다. 향년 68세 그의 아들 정중화는 재즈 트롬본 연주자이다. He made his first debut as a saxophone player in 1967 and made his film music director's debut with the film Yesterday Rain in 1974, when he wrote a song called Yesterday Rain to singer Yoon Hyung-joo to sing the OST of the movie Yesterday Rain. Jung Sung-jo Quartet accompanied Kim Min-ki's debut album in 1971. In 1977, he directed the movie music of the movie Winter Woman and released letters written by Kim Se-hwa in tears and winter stories of Kim Se-hwa and Lee Young-sik as soundtracks for winter women to become famous along with the movie. He served as the head of the KBS Orchestra, served as a full-time professor at Seoul National University of Arts and Seoul National University of Arts, and died of Cancer on October 26, 2014. 68 years old. His son, Jung Joong-hwa, is a jazz trombone player. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Damian "Deo" Blyden | Damien Blyden | An American hip hop artist, producer, and songwriter. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Dave Rudnik | American hardcore punk musician and vocalist. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Alison Riach | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | A.D. Visions | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Bogdan Iacob | Romanian graphician born in 1960, collaborator of [a=Alexandru Andrieș] | |
| Search | Add | 24 | C.J. Ochuodho | Kenyan producer. Connected to [l1068721]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Paulo Alegria | Paulo Alegria (Paulgi) is a Portuguese photographer and graphic designer. He was a member of several bands and released a solo album, singles and other works under the name of NEON. He was also the first Portuguese musician to be invited to be present and to perform at the official stage of Cannes Festival. He kept working in the record and film industry for a few years as a specialized designer and multimedia expert, working as lead designer at Independent Records an creative director at MediaPromo. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Lynn Lascaro | Artist, illustrator and art director. Created many album covers for Warner/Elektra/Atlantic during the 1970s; known by Zappa fans for his work on the cover of "One Size Fits All". | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Andy@practicaldreamers.co.uk | Andrew Greetham | Designer at [l=Practical Dreamers Design]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Roman Cejnar | Roman Cejnar | Czech recording engineer, supervisor, composer and chorus master. Owner of [l=R.C. Ateliér]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Margo Huisman | Visual artist and graphic designer, born 22 August 1950 in Den Haag, Netherlands. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Mike Sting | Quim Agulló | A young and dedicated composer, violinist, engineer, DJ and record producer. Born in Barcelona and graduated from the BA of Music Production at Solent University, he is stepping inside the music industry by being a successful multi-instrumentalist with a deep knowledge of music theory, audio technology and software. The recent discovery of the UK music scene has helped him to approach and develop new sounds as a producer to be able to compose more urban-oriented tracks and in the end create songs of any genre. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Al Trouti Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Nunzia Marra | Italian singer. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Jaz Wiseman | Bass player and singer | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Famous Nick | Nick Rubenstein | American visual artist and owner of [l=Bunker Suicide]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | The Gospel Mariners | The Mariners Quartet, originally the Gospel Mariners, originated in 1963. This group was on the long running television program, The Good Ship Zion on WHIO-TV, Dayton, Oh. Ned Williman, Denny Sullivan, Ray Seaman and Randall Clay left the program in 1963 to travel full time as the Mariners Quartet. The group quickly gained popularity all across America. Much credit was given to Jim Hill of the Stamps Quartet, The Statesmen and many other popular groups who booked The Mariners with them in concerts. Shortly after going full time Denny Sullivan left and was replaced by Jim (Tex) McLain. Jim had been a member of the Stamps Quartet lead by Arnold Hyles. Jim stayed with the quartet for eleven years and was considered one of the best tenors in gospel music. Due to the illness in his family, Ned Williman felt the need to leave and was replaced by Johnnie Marine, now the pastor of Auburn Hills Baptist Church, Pontiac MI., Several other changes took place over the next few years, but Randall Clay and Jim McLain stayed together with Randall as manager. The group went their separate ways in the early 70`s, each member pursuing other ministries. In 2003, forty years after the beginning, the four originals started singing together again reforming The Mariners. Shortly thereafter, Denny Sullivan passed away. Today the group consists of three of the original members: Ray Seaman, Ned Williman and Randall Clay. The fourth member is Eric Shaw. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Fridolin Feldmann | Born: 31. January 1913, Schübelbach, Switzerland Died: 03. October 1972, Lachen, Switzerland | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Muziek Colours | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Caspar Camomilla | Caspar Camomilla is a side project by singer and songwriter [a=Adam Usi]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | AJENT LIDA | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Jaroslav Brouzda | J.Brouzda | Czech producer and sound engineer at [l=Gallery Sound Studio] Member of 'IKARA' |
| Search | Add | 24 | The Wonderland Imagination Theatre | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Keiku | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Infected Minds Alliance | "Infected Minds is an alliance of creative minds forged to make and support Art in all its forms and manifestations." | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Hardbeat Propaganda | Promo agency. [b]Please use 'Promotion' credit[/b] when the brand 'Hardbeat Propaganda' appears on the release [b]without[/b] role. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | xing.it | Xing is a cultural organization founded in Bologna in 2000 with the purpose of planning, supporting and promoting products and events characterized by an interdisciplinary approach toward the issues of contemporary culture. Xing is also an artist record label of works by both Italian and international personalities linked to the variegated worlds of live performativity. Xong, the vinyl-only collection initiated in 2021, explores a geography of artists who present this sonic field as a platform to expand their staged worlds. "The space of the record" is given focus and amplifies their poetics as both a sonic and physical phenomenon. Xong is a unique project that draws out divergent understandings of the performative and live arts. Beyond genre and intersecting between different production and listening practices, Xong collects a series of original creations that constitute an expanded program. Each physical record is a numbered edition on white vinyl hosting the solidification of the gesture. A series of "Music-Non-Music" to actualize both the artists and listeners imagination. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Hayes Farmer | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | ايليا بيضا | Elia Baida was a Lebanese singer. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Alejandro Sergi | Alejandro Gustavo Sergi Galante | Argentinian pop singer, guitarist, songwriter, producer, DJ, known as [b]Ale Sergi[/b] (born 5 Oct. 1971) |
| Search | Add | 24 | Robert T. Brown | 1960s-2000s producer, label owner, and recording engineer from Fremont, Ohio. Owned the [l795524] family of labels and later opened [l765359] in Gibsonburg, Ohio. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | David Upson | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Jean Eckian | French producer and photographer | |
| Search | Add | 24 | เพื่อน | Thai spell Puean | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Chromasoma | A division of [a=Me Company]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Ardraos | Florian Denis | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Musheto Fernandez | Glasgow-based graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Fede 69 | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Maria Orłowska-Gabryś | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Stefano Cilio | Italian producer and radio speaker, born in Milan in 1980. Winner of [b]13 platinum records[/b] and [b]6 gold records[/b], recognized by IFPI as [b]"Diamond Producer"[/b]. Achieved number 1 spot on Spotify Romania (“Tonight”) and Spotify Luxembourg (“You”), as well as on Shazam Discovery Italy (“Queen”) and Apple Music Italy (with his album “Golden”). Also went into top ten on Deezer Italy (“Glance”). Radio personality in italian national networks like Radio Cusano Campus and NBC Rete Regione. Writer of famous music book “Mezzo secolo di ritornelli”, that has also become his nickname. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Andy Dimes | Adam Zehnpfennig | German producer, arragner, composer, and electric organ player. Born February 17, 1949 in Kerpen, Germany. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Orkest o.l.v. Freddy Sunder | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | DJ Mingist | DJ Mingist is a producer from Russia, Ufa. He is former member and creator of the group TGM Immortals. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | BTism.com | BTism Mediendesign | Please use for the company credits [l=BTism.com] A Cologne based cross-media design studio. Contact: BTism Mediendesign GbR Koblenzer Straße 81 D-50968 Cologne Germany Tel: +49 221 93119820 Fax: +49 221 93119823 |
| Search | Add | 24 | Tanz-Ensemble Bert Kämpfert | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Dave Hendley | Reggae photographer, journalist, label owner and producer. Died July 20, 2016 | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Tomas Lööw | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Jack Codyne Washington | An electronic & DnB music producer hailing from North Adriatic province in Croatia. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Die Jupiter Serenaders | German studio orchestra from Munich, active in the 1960s, mostly releasing on the [l199705] label. They were led by [a266766], [a559060] or [a561069]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Steve Conry | Steve Conry | House music producer. |
| Search | Add | 24 | 김범룡 | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Cloudeyes | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Cover's Band | Spanish cover group on [l=Euromusic (2)] label. Also appears as The Cover's Band or Los Cover's Band. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Άγγελος Αβράμης | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Alicia Saye | Australian musician and recording engineer | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Алексей Заев | Алексей Анатольевич Заев | Born: 21.10.1967 Died: 12.07.2011 (43 years) |
| Search | Add | 24 | Complesso Gaio Padano | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Sonny Ochiai | [l=Tachyon Records] owner. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Exclu Dafttwatter | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | The Bombay Talkies Ltd. | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Dick Kesner | Violinist Born 1912 i Sioux City, Iowa, USA — died 1962 in Reseda, California, USA | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Francesco Marciano | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Sini Suvanto | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | www.boompje.com | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | MX Nihil | Matthias Mützlitz | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Sabahattin Sağbaş | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Jolanda Lanero | Graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Евгений Лаговский | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Ernest Kelley | Ernest McKinley Kelley | Record producer, songwriter and, with [a=Alan Lorber], co-owner of [l=Lake (3)] Records. Born July 24th 1930, died August 27th 2011 (Cancer related) A native of Orangeburg, South Carolina, Kelley entered the music industry after relocating to New York City. While there, Kelley started working at Broadcast Music, Inc. (BMI) in 1948. His twelve-year stint at BMI was interrupted by a five-year tour of duty with the U. S. Army Medical Corps. In 1961, Kelley started his music publishing and production company [l413131]. Three years later, [l681] Records called on him to bolster their promotion and sales staff. During his tenure at the company, he worked with artists such as Aretha Franklin and Patti LaBelle and the Bluebelles. Before he left New York he started the label [l182635] which continued after his move. In 1968, Kelley relocated to Detroit, Michigan to start a four-year stint with [l1723] Records. While there, he wore many hats including that of Studio Coordinator where he acted as liaison between various departments and performing artists. After leaving Motown Kelley started his own record distribution in 1973, [l729980]. And then Inter/Soul Promotions in 1975, an independent record promotion and marketing company. |
| Search | Add | 24 | McBain Associates | Advertising & design firm founded by [a=Emmett McBain]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Bill Charmatz | American illustrator (1925-2005) | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Первое Народное Трио Баянистов | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | L'Ere Graphique | [b]DO NOT USE.[/b] | |
| Search | Add | 24 | S.M. Entertainment Co., Ltd. | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Mark Meino | Dmitry Chusov | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Bangalore Thayi | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Salvatore Tripodi | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Galambos István | Galambos István | Hungarian drummer, record producer. Younger brother of [a3473833] |
| Search | Add | 24 | Alexandre M. | Alexandre Machado | Alexandre M. is a brazilian musician/composer. Was born in 1982, in Blumenau City (South Brazil). |
| Search | Add | 24 | Andrey Nefedov | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Enrico Regazzoni | Credited as supervisor for classical releases | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Győr Girls' Chorus | Hungarian girls' choir from the City of Győr; founded in 1958 by [a716566]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Nicolei Martin Aagaard Rasmussen | Nicolei Martin Aagaard Rasmussen | Danish bassist |
| Search | Add | 24 | Norman Neumann | Artist who lives and works in Bremen, Germany. founder of CDr and Cassette Label [l162301]0 co-founder of Research and Waves [l1070050] | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Tetsuya Mitani | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Paul Soupiset | Performer, recording artist, visual artist. Known association: visual art studio [a=Toolbox Studios, San Antonio] | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Srpska Tromedja | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Sotiris Tachiatis | Cello player | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Dan Fioretti | US home taper from Highland Park, NJ, also ran the label [l=Kitti Tapes]. Also known back then as [b]DanKitti[/b]. Now identifies as female and is known as [b]Stephanie Ashlyn[/b] or [b]Dreamgirl Stephanie Ashlyn[/b]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Tom Cossie | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Mallancia | Łukasz Walentyn | Polish DJ and Producer L-Project aka Mallancia |
| Search | Add | 24 | Anamura Alententa | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Melanie Orner | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Per Amund Solberg | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Thelongdrop | If credited as a location, "Design @" - use [l813324] instead. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Mila Matić | Emilija Marinković | (1929 - 2015) Serbian folk singer from Kruševac, Serbia. Mother of [a=Predrag Peđa Jovanović]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Garech A Brún | Garech de Brún / Garech Browne | Garech de Brún, alternately Garech a Brún or Garech Browne, (1939–2018) was an Irish art collector and patron of Irish arts, in particular traditional Irish music. One of the founders of the label [l=Claddagh Records] in 1959. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Fredy Raoilifahanana | Malagasy music director and songwriter. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Chris Dutrieux | From South Bend, IN. Runs the tiny [l=Amazified!] label. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Willy Steiner | German conductor | |
| Search | Add | 24 | كندة موراني | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Dedy Badic Art | Visual artist working mostly for metal bands based in Singapore. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Paul Erel | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Heaven's Tea | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Hollmspeed | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Orchestra Karabo | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Carl Burkhardt | Carl Joseph Burkhardt | American sound and manufacturing engineer and label owner (1908-1998). He was the owner of [l220624] in Cincinnati, the parent company for [l706126], [l126598], [l126090], [l581239], [l446303], [l1422151], [l488606], and others. The operation started in 1940 as a radio repair shop and record store at 3930 Spring Grove Avenue in the Knowlton’s Corner area of Cincinnati. They began pressing records there but eventually moved to the Evendale area, where their building was located at 9745 Lockland Road, across Interstate 75 from the GE Plant. In this location, they added a studio, pressing plant, and printing presses, so they could do everything in-house. In 1955, a custom pressing division was opened, which existed until 1985. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Инструментальный Ансамбль п/у Б. Демченко | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Tony Squindo | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Austen Rowley | British bass player | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Zespół Ludowy Z Pysznicy | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Fabio Buemi | Recording, Mixing Engineer, Producer, and musician | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Mike G. Miller | Musician / Graphic Illustrator | |
| Search | Add | 24 | The Oscar Peterson Big 6 | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Shen Jo Ku Ji Bo | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Joerg Grosse Geldermann | German photographer, based in Berlin, Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Archaic Futurists | LOOKING FORWARD WITH ONE FOOT FIRMLY PLANTED IN THE PAST.ARCHAICFUTURISTS IS AN ELECTRONIC MUSIC/NOISE EXPERIMENT WITH VARIED INFLUENCES FROM ONE END OF THE SPECTRUM TO THE OTHER. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Sound Breaking Sky | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Nick Cordell | Visual artist | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Gilles L'Ecuyer | Producer from Québec (Canada) who appears to be associated to [l640508]. On earlier releases, till 1968, we find his name often shorted to Gill. Part of "Kaye & Gill" production with [a1035773]. On some releases the name is written Gilles L'Écuyer. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Cissie Scurlock | DIY punk musician and former coordinator for Maximum Rocknroll. Active in Chicago, San Francisco and Portland from the late 1990s. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Jimmy Caro | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Suitberto Goire Castilla | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Samuel Nigrosh | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Pavel Cajthaml | Pavel Cajthaml | Mastering engineer, identified by "CP" in matrix runout area. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Tony Whlgn | Antonio Robinson | Antonio Robinson, professionally known as Tony Whlgn, is a Detroit born, Brooklyn-based artist and designer. He currently lives and works in Brooklyn, New York. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Gnafo Studio | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Peter Danay | Slovak graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Hectic Laboratory | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Tiny Ferreiro | Agustín Ferreiro | Spanish flamenco, rumba and pasodoble singer, also songwriter (b. 1951) |
| Search | Add | 24 | Throwback Zack | Zachary Igoe | Funk Musician from San Diego, Specializing in Talkbox Vocals |
| Search | Add | 24 | Jeremy Pemberton | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Lord Hector Diono | Lord Michael A Chambers Rosenthorn | Courtesy of lordhectordiono.com Born Lord Michael A. Chambers Rosenthorn in Washington, D.C. on December 22, 1969, Lord Hector Diono, pronounced {Lord Hector Dee-awno} is an American rapper, a registered songwriter with BMI a multi genre music producer, former member of the 1990's rap band Kore Houze Tribe and a 2015 stroke survivor. For Sync and Licensing opportunities please contact Lord Hector Diono at darktownmusicgroupusa@gmail.com |
| Search | Add | 24 | Raheem "Rahlo" Thomas | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Gionata Potenti | Gionata Potenti | Italian black metal musician. |
| Search | Add | 24 | François Babault | French Pianist & Band Leader. Musical director of [l224840] François Babault was the official pianist for the Télé-Paris television show, then Paris-Club. Télé-Paris and its successor Paris-Club were daily broadcast dealing with Parisian cultural news. Babault performed the opening and ending credits live every day, and was often the accompanist for guests. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Engin Ozturk | Engin Öztürk | Electronic music producer |
| Search | Add | 24 | Harold Franz | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Gerhard Wirth | Songwriter | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Air Warrior | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Pat Heine | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Akatana | Alexis / Akel | 84' French born based in Berlin Owner of Shinobies records @ Zu:Hause records Sound Designer, Ambient, Techno, Experimental, Traditional Music, Soundscape... |
| Search | Add | 24 | Keith "Stamma" Hobson | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Horrendum | Dark Ambient from France, created in 2022 by Sombre. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | 印南敦史 | Innami Atsushi. Japanese novelist, literary and music critic. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Kenrick Georges | Calypso / soca trumpet player | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Рахиль Бонч-Бруевич | Рахиль Бонч-Бруевич | Late-Soviet outsider piano-player and composer, whose archive was discovered, digitalised and published by Nazlo Records in 2010s |
| Search | Add | 24 | Kevin McCallister | Kevin McCallister is primarily an Architect, addicted to club music. He has spent years and years in the most famous dancefloors in the world, and in many of the most interesting festivals in Europe. His goal, both in DJ sets and in productions, is to make people dance, spanning several genres, even very different ones. He loves to travel the world and this also influences him a lot in his choice and musical research. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Neil Coombe | Runs [l428384], recording studio located in Mount Nebo, near Brisbane, Australia. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Nurlan Seigér | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Conor Nutt | Conor Nutt is a singer and songwriter with Irish roots living in Sheffield, England (UK). | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Marimontaña | Battery-operated Power Duo from A Coruña. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Stefanos Konstantinidis | Στέφανος Κωνσταντινίδης | Greek (born in Athens, Greece) producer/mix engineer, electro-inspired musician (keyboards, electronics), and songwriter. He is the groundbreaking role of the Athens electronic music underground scene. Founder, producer and musical director of [a=Electroware], [a=ΦΩΝΟΠΤΙΚΟΝ] and [a=ΗΧΟΤΟΠίΑ] projects Owner of [l=Fabrika Studio]. Engineer at [l=DSP Lab]. Brother of [a=Grammofonove] (Γιώργος Κωνσταντινίδης, aka [a=Voltnoi Brege]). |
| Search | Add | 24 | El Combo Belga | Spanish group from Madrid with Tuna members like: Ramón López Pérez [Ramón el Oso] (vocals), F. Javier Huidobro [Tanke Moro] (vocals, guitar), Seju Monzón [Huracán] (voces, flute, sax), Simón [El Vampiro De Argüelles] (guitar), Javier Muñoz [Pato], Jesús Ortiz [Profesor Peliculas] (bass), Arturo P. Venditti [Yiyo] (bongos, guiro), Antonio Ramos, José Miguel SanBartolomé (trumpet), Javier Garcia Lechago, Elias Hernandis (trombon), Antonio Soteldo [Maestro Musiquita] (piano), Billy Torres (congas), David Montes [El cachorro] (guiro, maracas), Pau Martinez (timbales) | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Rıza Pekkutsal | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Len Mink | Leonard Myers Mink Jr. | Len Mink was a Christian evangelist and singer/songwriter. Born: June 3, 1947 in Marian, Virginia Died: November 28, 2023 He was the president and founder of Len Mink Ministries, based in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He and his wife Cathy hosted a weekly television program entitled Len and Cathy on the TCT TV network. Len was well known for the character "Gospel Duck" and for leading worship for many years for the Kenneth Copeland Believers' Conventions. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Clinton Jones | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Catherine Ladis | Project assistant for compilation productions, primarily for the [l8742] company labels in the 1990s. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | DJ Loctgruv | Since 1986 Loctgruv has been shaping sounds with the decks. No stranger to playing any kind of music, Loctgruv's take on tech house is rough around the edges, but glistening with deep synth melodies, a tough beat, and a very funky bassline.... Flashback to 1986 listening to Little Louie Vega and Glen Friscia mixing up a stew of styles on Hot 103 (before it was Hot 97), running house and freestyle records like they were hip-hop records. Remixers like Shep Pettibone, Chris Barbosa, Flood, Kevin Saunderson, Francois K, Justin Strauss, David Morales, and SAW were big influences as well. Loctgruv took notes throughout high school while schooling on New Order, Jody Watley, Depeche Mode, The Beastie Boys, NY Radio, freestyle and classic early house and techno. Projects ensued; a stint on the radio during college, a move to Philly, some Philly club residencies, (ENVY, Swanky Bubbles, Proto Lounge, Valanni, Lounge 125, Silk City, Fluid) handing off a demo to future roomate, co-conspirator Chris Udoh (Wamdue Kids), Randall Jones playing "Future Moves" on John Digweed's Kiss FM show on the BBC, induction into Tigerhook Corp., and a record for Bosh that garnered positive reviews in iDJ and DJ Magazine (UK). Jez Torrance of iDJ described the sound as melancholic, spiritual and even "spatial, luscious and downright beautiful." Loctgruv is a self trained multi-instrumentalist who plays the guitar, bass, drums, decks and synths. Bitchin' Gruvs is the label where Dj Loctgruv and label ailiases Loctgruv Soul Project, The Funky Shadow, Kilobyte Kids, The Past Master, and Gettoblasta can be found online in music stores like iTunes, Traxxsource, Beatport, and Amazon and streamed from YouTube or Spotify. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Kazumi Inaki | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Maryla Rodowicz I Jej Gitarzyści | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Barbara J. Hunt | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Anonimo Veneziano | Italian instrumental project. They produced 3 albums during 1992/1993. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Billy Jump | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Александр Батурин | Александр Иосифович Батурин | Alexander Baturin (1904-1983) - Soviet and Russian opera singer (bass-baritone). People's Artist of the RSFSR (1947). His wife is the famous Russian harpist [a2013704] = Вера Дулова. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Pollie Pop | Hip-Hop DJ From Houston, Texas. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Paul Waak | Artwork/Graphic Design Email: post@paulwaak.de | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Black Mass Appeal | Black Mass Appeal is a podcast about modern Satanism. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Захарий Кожарский | Захарій Кожарський | Ukrainian conductor. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Terry Grow | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Agustín Barboza | Agustín Pío Barboza | Singer/composer/guitarist and patriot, nicknamed "El Ruiseñor de la Guarania" (Asunción, Paraguay, May 5, 1913 - December 18, 1998) In the spring of 1929 young Agustín set sail to work on a ship to Buenos Aires where he settled and got immersed in the local music scene. His professional singing debut was in 1933 alongside the "Gran Orquesta Paraguaya", directed by Julián Alarcón and [a=Diosnel Chase]. The following year he joined [a=Manuel Ortiz Guerrero]'s orchestra, resulting in the first known recording of a guarania song, "Ņasaindype". In 1943 he returned to Paraguay, performing with [a=José Asunción Flores] as well as a trio formed with Eulogio and [a=Felix Perez Cardozo] before Agustín continued his vocal studies at the University of Rio de Janeiro. 1947 saw him join “Los Guaireños”, performing alongside [a=Luis Alberto Del Parana], [a=Digno Garcia] and Humberto Barua in Mexico, Cuba and throughout Central America until 1949. Solo tours followed until, in 1954, he was called upon to join a new group on an "Official Cultural Mission" in Europe. Once the "[a=Trio Los Paraguayos]" mission was over in 1956, Agustín recorded an album with [a=Digno Garcia], Ramon Mendoza and [a=Julio Jara] in Germany before returning to Paraguay. It was there that he formed a duo called [a=Los Barboza] with his future wife, Francisca Zayas (stage name [a4600338]), later joined by their daughter [a5283697]. In 1994, Mr. Barboza was awarded the National Order of Merit for his contribution to Paraguayan music, and he published an autobiography named "Ruego y Camino" two years later. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Willie Croes | William Croes | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Filmistan Pvt. Ltd. | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Ras Fraser Junior | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Leotis | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Deekstar | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Nadežda Dukstulskaitė | Pianist, mostly noticeable as one who accompanied vocalists with grand piano in many recordings. Also concertmaster in Lithuanian SSR Philharmony (1953-59) and boys' choir "Ąžuoliukas" (1959-78). Born 1912 March 5th in Daugpils, Latvia, died 1978 October 2nd in Vilnius, Lithuania. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Pavel Víšek | Pavel Víšek | Czech music writer and producer (editor), [l=Supraphon] staff member 2002–2004, presently working with Supraphon externally. Born 25 June 1963 in Prague (former Czechoslovakia). |
| Search | Add | 24 | John B. van Setten | Producer | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Wayne Scotch | Dorant Lindo | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Spencer Jenkins | Visual artists and photographer. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Ted M. Gibson | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | El Rotringo | Jean-Jacques Tachdjian | French visual artist, also bassist and vocalist. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Dean Millar | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Todd 'The Kid' | Todd Hamilton | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Nanshiki Noise | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | María Dolores Marín Sarriá | Spanish flamenco songwriter and composer, b. 18.04.1949. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Tiarnán Devlin | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | DJ Max V | Massimo Vanoni | Italian DJ and producer. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Jan Lundkvist | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Wilf Merson | Hip-hop/rap rap lo-fi rap lofi rap.From London | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Kernie Erickson | Visual artist | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Estudiantina De La Universidad De Guanajuato | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Detlef Quast | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Joanne Mackell | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Rick Buscher | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Guillermo Guido | Horacio Guillermo Ramírez | Argentine pop and ballad singer, born 20 April 1959 in Quilmes, Buenos Aires. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Andy Vuylsteke | Vocals for Deconsecrate since 2012 Vocals for Retaliate (2001 - 2006) CEO & founder Kick Out The Jams | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Coro Del Palacio De Bellas Artes De Mexico | Mexican chorus related to the Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes (INBA) -- also appears as Coro Del Teatro De Bellas Artes De Mexico | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Walter D'Avila Filho | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Andrew Labanaris | Tattoo artist. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Mike Blueskinbadger | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Jude Bethel | Calypso / soca saxophone player | |
| Search | Add | 24 | عباس منتجم شیرازی | Abbas Montajam Shirazi (1935 - 2010) was an Iranian actor and singer of film songs. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Hampus Cannerfors | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Hughie Crawford | UK R&B / Soul singer. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Juanito Villar | Juan José Villar Jiménez | Spanish flamenco singer born in Cadiz in 1947 |
| Search | Add | 24 | Barna Bertholty | Classical string instrumentalist | |
| Search | Add | 24 | The Canadian Staff Band Of The Salvation Army | The Canadian Staff Band, in its earliest form, existed as a Territorial Band in the early 1900s. On May 29, 1914, most of the band perished during the sinking of the Empress of Ireland in the St. Lawrence River. While attempts were made to restart the band shortly after, it was not until 1969, under the territorial command of Commissioner Clarence Wiseman and leadership of then Captain Norman Bearcroft, that the band was reformed. Since this early beginning, the band has served under four other Staff Bandmasters: Robert Redhead; Brian Burditt; Kevin Hayward; John Lam (current BM). The Staff Band sets the example for all aspects of Salvation Army banding in the Canada and Bermuda territory. The band members are dedicated to the primary task of winning souls for Jesus through a motivation of musical enjoyment and an honest desire to witness for Christ. Throughout the past four decades, the band has both led and participated in countless worship services, special Territorial occasions such as Commissioning events, congresses, and concerts, whether on stage or in the street. In addition to monthly corps engagements, the band has represented the Canada and Bermuda Territory by conducting various international tours which include the USA, England, Holland, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Norway, Brazil, and Australia and New Zealand. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | DJ DJ Tanner | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Don Buday | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Giovanni De Rosalia | Sicilian-American comic (1864-1934). After emigrating from Sicily to New York, De Rosalia became a well-known comic and comic playwright, whose sketches focused on the character of Nofrio, an immigrant country bumpkin from Sicily. Between 1916 and 1928, De Rosalia recorded almost 200 comic sketches for Columbia, Victor, and OKeh. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Onno Kuipers | Dutch musician. Born, 16th June 1965. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Mathias Mille | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Stahl's Kapelle | German polka band from Philadelphia, led by [a=Peter Stahl (4)] and active during the 1920s. It recorded for [l=Okeh], [l=Victor] and other labels. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Dennis Whitaker | Bass guitar player, Ohio area USA c.1970's. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Jodel-Doppelquartett Edelweiss | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | A.F.O. Studio Combo | In-house band for [l=A.F.O. Records] | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Blake Midgette | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Lou Bolognese | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Nuria Estuñiga | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Micke Hagerman | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Orquesta De Nacho Rosales | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Nuh Akgün | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Ansambl Biljana | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Original Kugelberger Musikanten | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Jean-Marc F | Jean-Marc Fiszbejn | French producer from Paris from late 90s, mainly into techno and hardtechno. Jean Marc F also used to work at [l14176] shop. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Dudley Savage | Cornish orgainst, born in Gulval near Penzance. Appointed Organist at the [l=ABC Theatre, Plymouth] in 1938 by Associated British Cinemas | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Пётр Иванович Словцов | Пётр Иванович Словцов | Russian tenor. (1886-1934) |
| Search | Add | 24 | Emanuele Modigliani | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Erköse Kardeşler | Erköse Kardeşler | [a=Erköse Kardeşler] (The Erköse Brothers) was a Turkish trio performing Turkish classical music. The trio was made up of the brothers [a=Barbaros Erköse] (clarinet), [a=Ali Erköse] (violin) and [a=Selahattin Erköse] (oud). |
| Search | Add | 24 | HMH Music Consulting GmbH | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Chronic Trax | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Kristian Karl Hultgren | Norwegian bass and woodwinds player. Born 14.03.1979. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Arsene Obscene | French punk rocker, writer from Nice | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Tomasz Twardawa | Tomasz Twardawa | (b. 1970 - d. July 16, 2020) He was one of the most respected and prolific artists of the Polish industrial scene. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Hector Black | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Menno Timmerman | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Peter Mooney | Scottish educator and conductor of the renowned [a=The Glasgow Phoenix Choir]. Born 18 September 1915. Died in Hamilton on 19 September 1983. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Šima Jovanovac | Šima Jovanovac | Born 1952-01-29 in Gradište, Croatia. Playing tamburica from school days, later joins pop band [a=Crveni Makovi (2)]. Active as music teacher, singer and songwriter. He owns [l=M Audio-Video Produkcija] production studio specialized for tamburica music, and [l=Multi Music Media] record label. |
| Search | Add | 24 | DJ John G | John Guest | Nightclub DJ/Event Promoter(Sanctuary)/Dance Music Producer & Remix Artist from Bolton, U.K. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Vonkor Lab | Simon Lejeune | Today known as Haedre. Simon Lejeune is a illustrator and comic author. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Formația Generic | Romanian manele band, created in 1987 by [a=Dan Ciotoi]. Underground up to 1990 (gipsy pop was not encouraged by the communist regime), they rose to fame in the early 90s. Nowadays they mostly perform at weddings | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Κατερίνα Κανάρη | Katerina Kanari is a Greek singer. Born in 1962 and is a refugee from Imbroz, where she immigrated to Istanbul with her father (singer and violinist), who taught her Byzantine-Oriental music. At the age of 12 she came to Greece with her family and at the age of 14 she released her first album produced by [l267615]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Devon Bradshaw | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Jacques Lonchampt | French music critic. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Trio Di Gandria | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Lawrence@LR Graphics Ltd. | Email: lawrence@lrgraphics.com | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Gotthard Erichsen | Norwegian accordionist and composer, 1882-1964. Brother of [a5056846]. Made many gramophone recordings for several companies and labels, and no other Norwegian accordionist (and possibly artist altogether) made more recordings than Gotthard in the "acoustic era". | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Da Goose Music | Jeffrey De Gans | Music mastering company of [a=Jeffrey de Gans], alias [a=Da Goose] / [a=Peaky Pounder]. Corresponding company profile: [l=Da Goose Music]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Aitch McRobbie | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Twist Design | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Kungl Svea Livgardes Musikkår | Kungliga Svea Livgardes Musikkår | The Band of the Royal Swedish Guard can trace its beginnings to 1523 when king Gustav Vasa employed musicians to play for the court as well as serve in the military units that were the predecessors of the Royal Guard. The band took a noticable upturn in the late 1700s during the reign of music aficionado Gustav III. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Dennis Dörr | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Bill Britto | American jazz bassist | |
| Search | Add | 24 | theprivatepress.com | Credited for artwork on Techno releases. Also appears as "The Private Press". | |
| Search | Add | 24 | D.Peter.J | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Lauros-Giraudon | Paris-based photography agency / collection, specialised in reproduction of paintings often used as illustration for classical music releases. Lauros-Giraudon is likely the successor of [a5192131] after it's been bought out by French publisher [l520935] in 1953. Lauros-Giraudon is not a photographer but an agency who owned and managed a photography collection. Photo / foto / ekta are not part of the name but shorthand for "photography provided by / courtesy of / copyright" Lauros-Giraudon. (Also credited as [a5192131]) | |
| Search | Add | 24 | PJP Grax | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Roberto Zumba | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Cleber Gazana | Cleber Gazana (Sao Paulo - Brazil) is a sound constructor, visual designer, multimedia artist, professor and researcher. For more than a decade his work has focused on the development of experimental electronic sound construction works, visual art and visual design. He is an artist and designer using various media, such as sound, video, image, installation, as hybrid tools in order to research the aesthetics of failure/error, noise and ambience. His work combines practice with academic training and many of his sound works were first presented at art and electronic language festivals around the world and later edited as digital music. Original sound constructions for art installations and soundtracks for documentaries are also present in his professional occupation. Gazana's sound construction is deeply contemplative with a strong intuitive decisions component. His sound is largely based on noise, glitch, field recordings, obsolete media, which are recorded and transformed by means of experimental (re-)editing techniques, and dedicated software and digital processes. His work explores the relationship between sound, noise, error, failure, ambient, soundscape, sound art and the act of listening. Generally considered to be Ambient in style, their music has incorporated a variety of genres and styles ranging from the generic electronic to the drone, glitch, experimental, noise, minimal and industrial. He has produced recordings under the name Simple.Normal (main project), GridBlock, Danza En Polonia and Ínfero (discontinued) as well as collaborative works with the Italian musician Il Vezzo (Sophie Lillienne). | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Marek Hojda | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Nada Knežević | Nada Knežević | Serbian schlager and jazz singer born 10 March 1940 in Belgrade. Died 25 October 2023 in Belgrade. Nada made her first recordings in 1957. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Kenneth Gant | Kenneth Leon Gant | Funk-R&B bassist and singer Born in December 28, 1956. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Daniel MacGuire | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Cunt Pus Ingurgitator | Porno Gore Grind from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Bayram Durmaztuna | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Viewpoint Visual Arts | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Jiří Plech Novotný | Jiří Novotný | Czech bass guitarist and recording engineer. Father of [a=Jiří "Kulich" Novotný]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Atelier Mahler | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Derek Burton | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Torstn Kauke | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Stockholm Inkasso | Hip-Hop group based in Stockholm. Funky / Thug Hip-Hop/Rap | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Stanley E. Roper | Edgar Stanley Roper | English organist and composer 1878-1953. Organist of [l=Westminster Abbey], 1917-1921, and of Chapel Royal. Composer of Church of Great Britain. Knighted in 1946. Could be ANV of [a=Stanley Roper (2)]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Booya Music | BOOYA Music GmbH | BOOYA Music Group / BOOYA Music GmbH BOOYA Music Production Aris Cottura GbR Songs of BOOYA Music Publishing GmbH BOOYA Management & Booking A. C & S GbR For the Label BOOYA Records (LC 0911), see [L=Booya Records] |
| Search | Add | 24 | Otto Preminger | Otto Ludwig Preminger | Austro–Hungarian-US-American theatre and film director born 5 December 1905 (or 1906) in Wiznitz, Austria–Hungary (now Ukraine) and died 23 April 1986 in New York City, New York, USA. |
| Search | Add | 24 | DJ Xtravagant | Brian O'Connor | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Owiti Origo | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Fernand Pelletier | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Frique | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | A.S. Attitude | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Robert Leoni | Robert Leoni | Psychedelic trance DJ producer from Rome, Italy, based in Amsterdam, Netherlands Born in Rome, Italy, Robert Leoni is an insane but creative guy that is living his life as an eclectic and polyhedrical artist. Since he became involved in DJing and producing at the age of 14, Robert's interest has always been deeply focused in the world of electronic music. It was a trip to London that sparked this awareness into the potential of computer made music. D'n'B, Psytrance, Break Beat, and Techno, were some of the first vibes that influenced the horizon of his auditory perceptions. Along with his brother Jonny, Robert has been creating psytrance parties in Rome and Amsterdam under the promotions organization of Lions Brotherhood. His DJ Sets are journeys into a breathtaking psychedelic experience that gives an impressive variety of flavours to satisfy even the most exigent listener/dancer. Every time improvising a new set by tuning himself into the different crowd's vibes by responding and acting in harmony with their energy. Robert recently become a part of Terrafractyl's label Kinematic Records This collaboration came about magically in April 2014 when he became an official DJ of the label as ambassador in Europe. With the greatest motivating factor being the unification the arts: Music, Writing, Drawing/painting etc… Robert does it all. 'Cause Above all else, he believes in the power of intention and conscious decision of a human being. Contact: leoni.robert@gmail.com |
| Search | Add | 24 | John Maskell | Guitarist | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Ateş Böcekleri | Turkish Comedy-Duo | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Ernst J. Backman | Icelandic graphic artist, designed most sleeves for [l=Steinar] and was especially prolific as an album designer between the late 70's and early 90's | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Carol Addison | Trinidadian singer | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Günther Beyrer | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Paulius Pipiras | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Keuschnigg Buam | Austrian [i]Volksmusik[/i] ensemble from the Salzburg region. In 1955, [a=Willi Keuschnigg] and his brothers founded the "Keuschnigg-Buam", which has meanwhile become a legend (later also with his son Willy in the group). | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Daniele Adolfo Venti | Daniele Adolfo Venti | Multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, lyricist and composer for I Gattini Di Salem and Harry Fotter. Record producer for CSSP Records and Semplicemente Dischi. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Brooklyn Queen | Inspired by gratitude, positivity and Beyoncé, Detroit based Brooklyn Queen wrote her first song at age 5. Now 13 years old, she fulfilled an early dream of releasing that song on her 2017 debut album “Queens Corner”. With over 100 million music video views and counting, Brooklyn Queen has already built a powerful and loyal fan base. “Beyoncé has made me smile, dance and cry and I want fans to feel me the same way, I want to make it clear to young girls that anything is possible if you just follow your dreams”. Backed by BMB Entertainment & Crowned Records (a division of 300 Entertainment), this powerful message is now set to reach a massive global audience in 2018. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | The Jazz Ambassadors Of The United States Army Field Band | Official touring big band of the United States Army as a component of the United States Army Field Band of Washington,D.C The band has performed in all fifty states, Canada, Mexico, Europe, Japan and India This 19-member ensemble was formed in 1969. Based at Fort Meade, MD. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Thomas Yearsley | American bass player and recording engineer, founded the blues & rockabilly group [a310084] in 1980 with guitarist [a436480]. Founded the label [l1097416] and runs Thunderbird Analog Recording Studio in Oceanside, CA. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Mary Schwegman | American singer-songwriter and musician. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Dougie Lawton | Douglas Ewart Lawton | English guitarist, singer, composer and lyricist, born February 14, 1948 in Great Britain. He has lived for many years lived in Sweden. Among other things, he has written "I Can Jive" which was a big hit with Jerry Williams. Lawton was the guitarist in the band Roadwork, which was mainly a backing band for Jerry Williams. He had a long-standing collaboration with Anders "Henkan" Henriksson and also worked at his and Coste Apetrea's studio Synchro Sound. They have made many productions, including the albums "När morgonstjärnan brinner" with Cyndee Peters, "Resa i tiden" with Double Fantasy and the music for the contest Mr. Olympia, to name a few. Lawton was for about 30 years from 1970 married to the artist [a780862]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Цветан Недялков | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Artiva Design | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Cory Laurence | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Alex Wealands | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Oanță | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Michael Greisman | Founder of [l100268] | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Государственная Академическая Хоровая Капелла БССР | The State Academic Capella, also known as Grigori Shirma's State Academic Choir (Государственная академическая хоровая капелла Республики Беларусь им. Г. Ширмы), is the oldest Belorussian choral ensemble, founded by [url=https://discogs.com/artist/2087952]Grigori Romanovich Shirma[/url] in November 1939, at the time when Western Belarus reunited with Belorussian SSR. Originally the choir was named Белорусский ансамбль песни и танца, since 1950: Государственный академический хор Белорусской ССР, since 1957: Государственная академическая хоровая капелла БССР, and finally in 1978 it was named after Grigory Shirma. From 1956-1965 [a5170270] (Viktor Rovdo) was the Chief Choir Master and Conductor of the choir. For the women's group, please use: [a7598590] For the men's group, please use: [a10932281] They had been performing around the USSR, and later in Belarus, Russia, Germany, Spain, Italy, Lithuania, Poland, Estonia, Austria, Netherlands, Denmark, France, Belgium, and Luxembourg. The choir took part in the Olympic Games cultural program at the [l=Gran Teatre del Liceu] in Barcelona. Capella received Grand Prix at the Church Music International Festival in Hajnowka, Poland. Many prominent conductors had been performing with the Capella, including [a=Mariss Jansons], [a=Timur Mynbaev], [url=https://discogs.com/artist/1389691]Victor Dubrovsky[/url], [a=Saulius Sondeckis], [a=Gennadi Prowatorow], [a=Juozas Domarkas], [a=Vitali Kataev], [a=Yuri Tsiryuk], [a=Oleg Yanchenko], [a=Alexander Dmitriev (2)], and [url=https://discogs.com/artist/4166116]Alexander Anisimov[/url]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Wayne Kirton | Calypso / soca keyboards player | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Bahar Büyükkavir | Graphic Designer currently based in Zurich. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | The Louie Bellson Drum Explosion | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Ben McLees | Ben McLees | Berkshire-based musician, writing and recording under name of This Is Radio Silence since 2008. Ben also produces experimental instrumental music under the name DISCONNECTS. Formerly founder member of UK bands SonVer and Earth Loop Recall and a full-time member of Naevus (UK) 2012-2018 & 2020-present. Ben has also been a live session guitarist/bassist/keyboardist with several UK bands, including Evi Vine, High Above The Storm, The Storm Society, D.U.S.T. and Black Light Ascension. Production & remix credits include Naevus, SonVer, Rose McDowall, Pete Jones and She Makes War. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Decap Herentals | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Торий Машкевич | Торий Владимирович Машкевич | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Klaus Ensikat | Klaus Ensikat | German graphic artist and illustrator, born 16 January 1937 in Berlin, Germany. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Giulio Tedeschi | Born in Piacenza, 10/8/1952 | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Barnaby Bowles | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Sam Drouin | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Nobody™ | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Tim Eckhorst | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 23 | K.C. Jockey | Karl-Marx Fernandez Waite | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Oshmusik | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Alessio Grossi | Alessio Grossi | Italian Latin DJ, Researcher, Producer and Reissue Producer BIOGRAPHY ALEXIO DJ: Alessio Grossi aka AIexio Dj was born in Ascoli Piceno in a small village in the centre of Italy. His first approach to the latin music was in 1998 (at the age of 9) on the dance floor thanks to his parents. After many years of dancing and studying music, his passion became his real job. In fact, in 2007, his musical taste, technique and passion for music brought him into the world of Salsa and Bachata deejay set. In January 2013 he put a band together called "La Urbana 22" in collaboration with Fabrizio Zoro Dj and the musical director/pianist Tony Velardi (leaders of the famous band "La Max-ima 79").At the young age of 23, he established his own "Sabrosura! Records", focus on printing, distributing and selling salsa vinyls all over the world, from Japan to Colombia. In 2015 He starts working for another record label in Milan area, the Smayra Publishing Group, who is holding some sub-labels such as Abanico Records and Tripeo Records. Excecutive Director and Producer of these two labels, Alexio Djis producing several salsa hits and compilation as "Los Kintos Vol 3", ”Guaguanco con Tito chicoma", "Algo Sabroso, ”Ritmo Salvaje” Vol 1, 2 and 3 ,”Dany Noel”, “Generacion ’73,”“Maikel Dinza”, “Willy Torres y su Orquesta” and "Conexión Salsera”. Another big project coming in this year, is named as the hottest salsa band in the world, "New Swing Sextet" from New York , USA (nominated for Grammy). Speaking of cuban salsa, we can't forget to mention other artists such as René Alvarez y su Cuban Combination in his new album ”Abriendo Los Caminos”. Official Label also for the italian distribution for 2 of the well-known bachata artists Grupo Extra (”Lejos De Ti", ”Me Emborrachare”,”Bailemos") and Kewin Cosmos (”Dile”,”Puedo Ser","Solo Quise Quererte") are just two of the artists managed by him. Starting from 2017 his name is linked to the most important influencer mambo dancer, Adolfo Indacochea, partner for the production of "Mamboland project album", live music and amazing featuring with Mr. Frankie Figueroa and Mr. Tito Puente Jr. and the orchestra "El Chino y La Diferencia". Currently He lives and works in Turin in some of the best salsa clubs in town playing salsa, mambo, timba, bachata, cha cha cha, reggaeton...anything useful to best party . |
| Search | Add | 23 | Jodel-Duett Gerber | Swiss yodeling duo from Zürich. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | أحمد عبد الفتاح | Ahmed Abdel Fattah is an Egyptian accordionist, composer and arranger. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Chuck Dakota | Mats Dacke-Götaverken | Swedish bassist. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Marcel Vautier | Marcel Vautier | Progressive house producer from Geneva, Switzerland. Established [l=Vautic Records] on May 2019. An EDM producer since 2007, started focusing on progressive house in 2017. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Bolivar Ortiz | Bolívar Ortiz | Ecuadorian folk singer and guitarist, nicknamed Pollo, or Pollito Ortiz |
| Search | Add | 23 | 陳亮吟 | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Discipline Scum Choir | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Robbie Pallasch | Robbie is the creative force behind many different projects including: Artlab, Bitch Kitty, Boogeé Luvers and Manteez. He works in his Geheimlaboratorium studio which is situated in central Germany. He is the producer for many artists including: Condition One, Louis Garcia, Disco Dice, Miss Kytah, Sven UK, DJ Tokn. He has also remixed songs for Al Jarreau, Dramanui, Kyau vs. Albert and others. Robbie's compositions are published by Warner Chappell Music, Inc., a division of The Warner Music Group and he has had numerous releases with WEA/Warner, Low Spirit/BMG, Euphonic/Sony as well as with various other labels. He also has to his credit more than 100 compositions and over 200 produced songs. In October 2006, he established his own label, Earflash Records, and he is the artist and repertoire manager for Loga Traxx Records. Robbie still continues his work as a DJ and sets with his projects Boogeé Luvers, Streetplayaz and solo have taken him to many national and international locations, events and radio stations. In 2008 he signed contract with Bigger Bang Records. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Sujit Dastidar | Indian visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Anne Vivien | Born in Grasse, Côte d’Azur, France, she moved to Québec (Canada) in the late 80's. She is highly involved in the Québec music industry. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Brute Force Steel Band Of Antigua | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Bayram Koca | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Ruff Mercy | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Paul De Cordon | French photographer (1908, Toulouse, France - 1998), known for his circus photographs. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Sebastian Sollfrank | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Myles De Russy | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Akinobu Kamebuchi | 亀渕 昭信(Kamebuchi Akinobu) | Japanese radio DJ and announcer. Born March 1st, 1942. Variant form of name: 亀淵昭信 |
| Search | Add | 23 | Con Archer | Conrad William Archer | Canadian country / rockabilly / gospel singer. Owned and operated record company [l=Con Archer Enterprises] and its label [l=Archer Records (4)]. Born 1941 in Bourlamaque, Québec, Canada. Died 1988 in Cannington, Ontario, Canada. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Т. Брунова | Painter. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Maudite Machine | Michael Sanchez | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Richard Pyra | Canadian designer, musician and editor from Vancouver, Canada. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Helen Barth | Helen McAlerney Barth | 1940s-1970s US religious artist. Born as Helen Lillian McAlerney on November 3, 1918, in Moline, Illinois, she married Reverend [a5112381] in Chicago on May 20, 1944. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Saxado | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Bobby MacLeod's Highland Dance Band | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | The Melody Of Broken Cake Plates | Ȧede Svalbard | In the hushed serenity of winter's embrace, the ethereal melodies of the Melody of Broken Cake Plates gently weave a tapestry of mellow, soft, and melancholic snow songs. Born from a deep connection to the quiet beauty of winter landscapes, the Melody of Broken Cake Plates's music captures the essence of snowfall and the delicate dance of frost-kissed moments. The essence of the Melody of Broken Cake Plates's sound lies in the delicate fusion of acoustic warmth and the crystalline purity of winter's touch. The hauntingly tender compositions invite listeners to immerse themselves in a world where time slows down, and every note is a snowflake gently settling on the soul. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Jennifer Deutrom | Jennifer Deutrom is an animator, rotoscoper and designer based in Austin, Texas. She has a BFA in graphic design. Married to [a287899]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Pity Zapata | Rigoberto Zapata Ramírez | Bolivia singer and percussionist (b. January 1938 - d. 30th of January 2021). |
| Search | Add | 23 | Les "Faux" Frères | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Rebelle Arte | Art direction for [a=Rebel Music (2)] releases | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Kryptinen Käki | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Abril '78 | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Chris Honeck | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Dessex | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Alastair Scott Johnson | British producer of radio comedy and the like | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Charlie Prose | Charles Procopio | [b]Charlie Prose[/b] (born 1945, Mt. Carmel, PA) is an American "lounge" entertainer / comedian. Charlie usually appears at casinos, theaters, showrooms and supper clubs; spreading his time between, mainly, Atlantic City, NJ and Nevada. His annual Christmas Show was for many years at Bally's Park Place and two years at the Tropicana is, currently (as of 2012), in it's 19th consecutive year, this year at Trump Plaza. He holds the record for most performances (over 1,000) in Don's Celebrity Theatre at the Riverside Resort, Laughlin, NV. He currently resides in Jupiter, FL. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Woodhull's Old Tyme Masters | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Παναγιώτης Κουνάδης | Greek historian-researcher of rebetiko music, musicologist, writer, and civil engineer. One of the founding members of the "Association of Friends of Greek Music" (1961-1967), and the "Center for Research and Study of Rebetika Songs" (1976-1983). In 1983 he founded the [l=Αρχείο Ελληνικής Δισκογραφίας] (Hellenic Discography Archive) and is responsible for the release of a series of digital CDs from the 78-speed discography, in collaboration with the proprietary companies of the repertoire. Since 1973 he has been writing for the Daily and Magazine Press, mainly on the history of Greek song, with over a hundred publications. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Γιάννης Κόλλιας | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Peter Ciani | Pietro Cicciari | The Italo-Australian Migrant Pioneer in the Music Industry since 1963. Peter Ciani’s first major break into the Australian entertainment industry arrived with his spectacular success on the variety television programme “Show Case”. This success put him in constant demand in nightclubs and cabarets right around australia. Peter made history in the Australian Music industry in 1963 when EMI released worldwide his first Australian disc with two of his own compositions in Italian. One of his EMI albums 'In Love Again’, achieved critical acclaim and solid radio play on AM stations across the country further establishing Peter as one of our leading vocalists and easy listening stars. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Детская Хоровая Школа "Весна" | A renowned Russian children's choir, established in 1965 by [a=Alexander Ponomarev]. Mostly performing classical repertoire. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Dylan Wachman | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Erna Perić | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Brian Joens | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Death In Paris | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Mario Musella | Mario Musella was born in Piscinola 1 April 1945 to a Neapolitan mother and a father of Native American origins, who had been stationed in Naples as a soldier during the Second World War. From an early age Musella showed a particular interest in music; the drums, guitar and bass were his favorite instruments. In 1961, along with [a=James Senese] and other local friends, he founded "Gigi e i suoi Aster" in Terzigno, a small town at the foot of Mount of Vesuvius. Moving on to Aversa, alongside Senese, he continued his budding musical career with [a=Vito Russo E I Conny]. From 1966 to 1970 he went on to become the leader of the Neapolitan supergroup, the [a=The Showmen (2)]. The group broke up in 1970, just as the members were beginning to hit the peak of their respective careers. Mario Musella embarked on his solo career and in 1975 he competed in the "Disco per l'estate" event, with the song "Innamorata", earning him first place in the competition. Backed by keyboardist, Silvio Iaccarino, Enzo Avitabile on saxophone, and guitarist Carlo Manguso, he followed with "Io l'amo di più", "Storia d'amore", "Come pioveva", "La notte sogno ancora te", "Primavera", "Verso le nove di sera" and "Domani tra un anno chissà". Sadly, he passed away prematurely at the age of 34 in Marano di Napoli, 6 October 1979. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Ragnarok Rec | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Lars Bigum Kvernberg | Artist and designer. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Justo De Badajoz | Manuel Álvarez Fernández | Spanish flamenco guitarist Manuel Álvarez Fernández (b. Badajoz 1921 - d. Madrid 2011), son of Manuel Álvarez Soruve aka [a1193323] (born 1892, Badajoz, Spain - died 1962, Madrid, Spain). Nephew of José Álvarez Soruve aka [a897294] (b. Madrid,1896 - d. Madrid,1970.) and Ernesto de Badajoz (b. Madrid, 1902 - d. Madrid, 1972.) Also known as "Justo Badajoz". Based in Madrid since 1935. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Masito Fresco | Massimo Piluzzi | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Kwame Heshimu | Kwame Heshimu grew in the shadow of the Blue Mountain. Son of a Cuban expatriate, and a mother, descendant of Jamaican Maroons, he spent his childhood in one of the most inaccessible communities on the island. His grandfather, a saxophonist with dance bandleader Ray Coburn, frequently accompanied Rastafarian drummers. Kwame not only became enthralled with the music, but with the Rastafarian vocabulary, or Iyaric, an intentionally created dialect of English, reflecting their desire to take forward language and confront Babylon system. His romance with word, sound, and power had begun. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Cooper George | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Przemysław Kućko | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Marc Grillet | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Rob Leecock | Visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Forgotten Deity | Adam Tarczewski | Forgotten Deity is a mixture of dark atmospheres, black metal harshness, with epic and melancholic melodies. Project started in 2013 and it's a one-man band by Adam Tarczewski. Most of the tracks are instrumental, but those which have lyrics are mostly about the beauty of nature (main inspiration of this project). |
| Search | Add | 23 | Al Benny's broadway boys | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Antuš Gabrić | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Lolo Murray | Swedish fashion stylist who is a hair and makeup stylist for, and perhaps well known for being closely associated with [a149038]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Trio Rio Azul | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | James Bellesini | Australian graphic designer / visual artist. Associated with the design company [l988952]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Mike Pack | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Miguel Sar | Miguel Sar | Spanish mixing and mastering active since 1996, working at [l322507] based in Madrid. Artist alias Tadeo active since 2004. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Carla Easton | Carla Jennifer Easton | Scottish based singer, musician and songwriter. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Owen Foley | Owen Foley | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Julio Mori | Julio Mori Castillo | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Rudolf Rokl Group | Czech pop/jazz group, led by pianist [a=Rudolf Rokl]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Jack Stillman's Orchestra | Almost nothing is known about this 1920s dance band. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Les Petits Chanteurs Du Rock | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Ансамбль п/р Евгения Рохлина | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Bernard Mattimore | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Frankie Donato | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Dr. Szakács László | Hungarian music producer and manager. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Harry Brooker | Pianist and lap steel guitar player. Died November 3, 1956 at age 41. Father of [a257412]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Viido Polikarpus | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Meredith Chinn | A&R for Warner Bros. Records and Red Bull Records, and A&R consultant for Atlantic Records. Composed music for documentaries and commercials. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Άγγελος Δαμίρης | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | 1nce Prodigal | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Yaël "Grave Clave" Mothes | Yaël Mothes | Mix & rec engineer and producer and drummer based in Bordeaux, France. Over the past ten years or so I’ve worked closely in the fields of rock, punk, hardcore, pop, jazz, electro, and their respective sub genres, to make some pretty cool sounding records. My aim is to work with like-minded creatives to capture the vibes, energy, feel and excitement of their music by using all of the techniques at my disposal. Therefore, I have to make the best possible sounding recording. Really happy to work in any capacity, and at any point in the creative process. Whether it be full pre-production and song arrangements, tracking, mixing and mastering, to achieve a finished product that stands the test of time. https://www.fppa.fr/ |
| Search | Add | 23 | S-kaine | Rapper and producer from Osaka, Japan. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Tom Chantrell | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Soul Bros. Inc. | The Soul Brothers Inc. hail from Houston, Texas and were likely one of the most important funk/soul groups in the city in the late 1960s until they broke up in the mid '70s. George Brown (Vocals, Bass) Johnny Prejean (Drums). Charles Conrad Greenway (Vocals, Keyboards) Cliff Faldowski (Guitar) Henry Boatright (Sax) Not to be confused with [a=Soul Brothers Inc. (3)] from Virginia. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Owen Findley | Owen Findley is a musician, visual artist from Leeds, UK, and shop owner of [l=Or8 Design]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Ieddo Gouveia | Brazilian mastering and lacquer cutting engineer. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Γιώργος Καλομοίρης | Γεώργιος Καλομοίρης [George Kalomoiris] | (1931 - 2019) George Kalomoiris with the "παρανόμι" [a.k.a.] Γιωργαντός [Giorgantos] was a Cretan artist [Lyre player, Singer, Composer], born at Ανώγεια, Mylopotamos, Rethemnos in 1931. He started playing [in the age of 12] at Περαχώρι, influenced by Στραβός ([a=Μανώλης Πασπαράκης]), ο Κουρκούτης ( Μανουράς Γιώργης ), ο Κίτρος (Ξυλούρης Γιώργης) και ο Σωκράτης ο Κοκορδούλης. His first profesional appearence was in 1948 with [a=Νίκος Ξυλούρης] at a wedding. He collaborates with many Cretan artists like: Φασουλάς Ζαχάρης, Κουμιώτης Γιώργης, Τσαγκαράκης Δημήτρης, Νίκος Μανιάς, Μαρκογιαννάκης Γιάννης, Ξυλούρης Γιάννης, Λαρετζάκης Μανώλης, Μαμαλάκης Στρατής, Καραγιώργης Γιώργης, Λάμπρος Χαριτάκης, Μανώλης Κουμιώτης, Βασίλης Ξυλούρης. His first recording was: a shellac 78rpm "Έγινες μάγισσα για με" και "Δυστυχισμένος βρίσκομαι" in 1958, his second was: "Κυπριωτοπούλα μου" in 1959. 1958 to 1968 he recorded 50 7'' singles like: "Μ’ άνοιξες στο κορμί πληγές", "Τα δυο σου χέρια να κρατώ", "Τσάκι τσάκι", "Μ’ ένα σου όχι στη ζωή", "Πάει και πάει το σταμνί στη βρύση", "Χριστέ και Παναγία μου", "Βάστα καλό λογαριασμό", "Φιλενάδες", "Ήρθε στη βρύση το νερό" and more. 1969 to 1990 he recorded 21 LPs. Died on FEB 26th, 2019 at Βενιζέλειο hospital, Herakleion, Crete, Greece. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Rohn - Lederman | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Jeff Moris Tepper | Jeff Moris Tepper | Guitarist |
| Search | Add | 23 | The NGVirus | Amaro Berghout | The NGVirus (Amaro Berghout) is a Dutch music producer, who started producing music back in 2013 on Newgrounds. He has produced soundtracks for multiple games, one of which is No Delivery. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Fabrizio Cristante | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Mitglieder Des Tonhalle-Orchesters Zürich | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Antonio Ciotola | Antonio Ciotola | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Elfriede Wild | Mezzo-soprano vocalist. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Robert Q. Lewis | Robert Goldberg | American radio and television personality, game show host and actor, born 25 April 1920 in Manhattan, New York, USA, died 11 December 1991 in New York, New York, USA. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Kaizels | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Lemon/Hughes | Composer duo of Ted Lemon and Alex Hughes a.k.a. Judge Dread. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Paul Sorrels | Bass guitar in The Virus Nov 1998 - March 2000. The lead vocals in The Virus Mar 2000 - May 2003. Lead vocals May 2013 to current. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Salsa Fever Orchestra | Puerto Rican salsa orchestra formed by [a1506277] | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Orkiestra Smyczkowa Pod Dyrekcją Leszka Bogdanowicza | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Ladi Odeku | Credited for visual roles and management. [b]Note[/b]: When credited as "Production Manager" please use the credit [b]Product Manager [Production Manager][/b]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Marcus Cassani | Former mastering engineer and lacquer cutter for RCA Victor Mexicana. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Nelson S. Parkerson Jr. | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Shinjiro Kawashima | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Snatch the Snail | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Ansambel Vilija Petriča | Slovene folk ensemble, founded by Petrič brothers. The melody of their instrumental Moj Muzikant from 1971, got lyrics by [a630873] in 1989. This became "Anton Aus Tirol". [b][i]Ich bin so schoan , ich bin so toll. Ich bin der Anton aus Tirol. [/i][/b] | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Mad Morningstar | Michel Klotz | Progressive psy-trance project from Grins, based in Reith Im Alpbachtal, Tirol, Austria Michél discovered the world of psytrance music in 1998 when he was 16 years old. 2003, Michél started working and experimenting with music production and making electronic music Shortly afterwards he realized that what he wants to do in life. In 2012 he completed his SAE studies as an audio engineer. Contact: l.morningstar2222@hotmail.com |
| Search | Add | 23 | Canzoniere Del Proletariato | Directed by [a1109567] and Piero Nissim it is also known as "[a2521195]", which approaching Adriano Sofri's positions in the nascent (1969) Lotta Continua will become its official musical voice | |
| Search | Add | 23 | TWRA | TWRA | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Рамзан Абумуслимов | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | إبراهيم عوض | إبراهيم عوض (Ibrahīm ʾAwaḍ) | Ibrahim Awad (1933 - 2006) was a Sudanese singer. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Lionel Beyet | Lionel Beyet | French bass player & co-founder of [l=P.O.G.O. Records]. Also drawer/illustrator for fanzines & comic books and radio producer for Zone Libre (1994 - 1999), Triangle FM 98.4 (Saint-Quentin-En-Yvelines, France). |
| Search | Add | 23 | Fredrik Dogertz | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Paulos Raptis | Παύλος Ράπτης | Greek (later Polish) operatic tenor. Born in 1936 in Greece, he later emigrated to Poland (1950). Died November 21, 2021 in Warsaw, Poland. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Anthony Lilly | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Antoine Reuben-Diavola | Antoine Reuben | Antoine Reuben, known mononymously as ANTOINE., is a American composer, drummer and keyboardist. Played drums for the group HADAN. Antoine also releases music under the moniker Bit.Krusher. In the early days of internet streaming Antoine was a recurring feature DJ at the Samurai.fm based in Japan. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Nigel Denver | Nigel Douglas McKenzie Denver | Scottish folk singer. Born in Glasgow 15. Dec 1938. Died in Birmingham 13th March 2018. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Awankana | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Judith Wallace | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Alan Posniak | Born in April 12, 1942, passed away on November 24, 2000. He was a record producer, owned a recording studio and was president of two record companies "Rollo Records" and "Target Records" during the late 1960's and early 1970's. He helped many Wisconsin bands such as "Soup" and "Love Society" get signed to major record labels. He also wrote a rock music column in the 1960s for the Milwaukee Journal and the Appleton Post-Crescent, interviewing such luminaries as Jimi Hendrix and Dick Clark. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Pale Palace | Witch house producer from Sweden | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Alexis Oussenko | Illustrator. Born March 23, 1922, in Poland. Died August 16, 2019, in Carpentras (France). | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Freak City Designs | French illustrator born in 1984. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Monster Planet | A multi-media collective of musicians, sound designers, visual artists, pixel bandits, and B-movie chuds, based in Seattle. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Orquesta Guantanamera | Bolivian band playing cumbia and Bolivian folkore tunes, active in the 60s-70s. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Vrangsinn | Daniel Salte | Norwegian musician and graphics artist. Born January 29th, 1974 in Stavanger. President of [l98759]. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Ingolf Olsen | Danish classical guitarist and lute player | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Mira Vasiljević | Miroslava Vasiljević | Serbian folk singer. 1934. - 2019. |
| Search | Add | 23 | TSH82 | Guy Bartle | Electronic artist making Techno, Ambient and Industrial instrumental tracks. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Anders Røkkum | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Johan Hjort | Johan Hjort | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Víctor Del Real | Colombian salsa pianist, composer and arranger, nicknamed "El Nene". Died April 28th 2021 | |
| Search | Add | 23 | O. Giskus | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Józef Lazarz I Jego Międzynarodowa Orkiestra | Indian Orchard, Massachusetts | |
| Search | Add | 23 | José Pedro Pereira | Portuguese bassist, guitarist, producer and sound engineer | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Slammed Into Oblivion | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Anthony Ponzio | Anthony Ponzio | Freestyle producer active in the 90s. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Ken Lemon | New Zealand country singer, active in the 1960s and 1970s | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Gerry Wetzel | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Cameron Randle | Former Vice-President and General Manager of [l=Arista Texas]. Also associated with [a=Gladrock Artists] management. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Lucas van Slegtenhorst | Bassist and [l34268] A&R. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Klaus Kratkai | Credited as jecket designer, mostly for label [l=Saphir] | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Kogyo | Mike Mihaylov | Kogyo (Mike Mihaylov) is a deep and ambient related music producer, living in Austria. He had his first contacts with music as a child. Mike attended years of private lessons and learned to play several analog and electronic instruments. After a long artistic break, he began 2010 with his passion to make music, inspired from deep techno, ambient and dubtechno. Kogyo loves to experiment with synthesizers, filters and sounds, presenting new moods and soundscapes by combining various elements in his works. Music is his passion. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Ansambel Tonija Verderberja | Slovenian folk group from Stari trg by Kolpa in Bela krajina, formed in 1981. Members are: Toni Verderber (leader), Jože Kastelec, Tomaž Zorko, Domen Verderber and Dušan Vrlinič. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Grupo Flamenco De Antonio Arenas | In 1968 Antonio Arenas, a guitarist from Ceuta who was then at his finest period, discovered in a showroom in Madrid a small blond gypsy who sang and accompanied himself on the guitar: the future to become legendary Camarón de la Isla. Soun after Arenas proposed him that they should record together. The young «Camarón de la Isla», as he was already known, was a bit surprised and said: «But what am I going to sing if I only know four or five things?». He finally accepted to join a recording together with other artists: El Turronero, Chato de la Isla, Tomás de Huelva, the «bailaora» Gitana Amadora, the guitars of Manolo Heredia and the artistic director himself, Antonio Arenas. "The Flamenco Group Antonio Arenas." was born. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Sören Rydgren | Rolf Sören Rydgren | Swedish accordionist, born November 9, 1942 in Järvsö parish, moved to Forsa parish. He now lives in Gävle. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Naomi Petersen | Naomi Petersen was a [l=SST Records] employee and photographer. She was born 24 August 1964 and died on 13 June 2003. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Lyta Hall | Norman Thörel | Is an interactive and multidisciplinary/eclectic, berlin based Master of Arts, sound/recording/mixing-engineer, challenging traditional artistic expressions and getting inspired from the cultural avant-garde and/or subculture. Working in the fields of events conception, production, technical direction, sound-design/engineering, recording and mixing. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Mother Destruction / Sixth Comm | When [a533713] joined [a236542]'s band [a99871], they soon started a duo called [a6617]. In the time of coexistence of both groups, this hybrid name between both band names was used between 1992 and 1995. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Amy Bamba | Amy Bamba began her musical career in 1985 as a chorister. She then joined [a=Alpha Blondy]'s [a=The Solar System] and released her first hit in 2010. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Sakaguchi Ken Factory | Sakaguchi Ken Factory, Inc. 2-14-10 Misyuku, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo Japan 154-0005 Tel: 03-3024-2304 Fax: 03-3424-2341 Mail: info@ken-factory.com Was set up in 1990. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | DB One Music | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Romà Alonso | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Katsura Moshino | 若野桂 (Katsura Moshino) | Visual artist, art director, and illustrator. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Los Gibson Boys | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | The All Rounders | South African band, they continued to back up [a1560183] after he left the band. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Memory Of Justice Band | Roots Reggae band from Cayman Islands. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | OKUD Joža Vlahović | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Walt Maddox | 1960s-1980s pop-soul artist from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Owned the [l95431] label. |
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