Report created based on data in MusicBrainz as of 30/03/2026
Found 621899 artists, we show 1000 artists per page.
The report is not continually updated so may not reflect the current data within MusicBrainz and or Discogs databases.
These are Discogs artists not currently linked to a MusicBrainz artist, and we have been unable to find a potential link for either.
Many of these artists probably are in MusicBrainz in some form but they are not currently linked, the list is ordered so that Discogs artists with the most number of single artists releases are listed first on the basis that these artists would be of more interest.
Some problems will just be due to deficiencies in the Discogs to Musicbrainz artist matching algorithm employed by Albunack.
There are also timing issues as this report is not updated immediately so will not reflect recent modifications and additions to MusicBrainz and Discogs.
One issue in Discogs is they handle artist credits differently so a Discogs name consisting of multiple people is probably represented on MusicBrainz as two individuals, but we try to filter these out of this report
We have also omitted artists that are not unique in both MusicBrainz and Discogs because these artists are probably not missing just more difficult to match up.
Another issue is that some Discogs artists have multiple ids with one id just redirecting to the other, this is the case with Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, do we add both links to MusicBrainz ?
Limited report to artists with at least two single artist releases for now.
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| Search | Add | 25 | Ice: the Rage | Percy Costello | Formed in 2004 in Paso Robles, CA, and now based in Portland, OR. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Anne Blackford Garner | American designer, born March 29, 1944 in Richmond, Virginia - died February 20, 2019. Mainly working for Columbia, CBS and Epic. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Ele König | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | April Henry | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | 和田誠司 | Seiji Wada. Japanese music journalist, who specializes in country music. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | محمد حسين يعقوب | Mohamed Hussein Ya'qoub (born 1956 in Imbaba, Cairo) is an Egyptian salafi preacher. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Alexander C. Derouge | Wolfgang Detmann | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Die Objektive Linsensuppe | "die objektive linsensuppe" is a pseudonym for those who design the cover artworks for "Muzak For Cages", "Musikverbot", "Gunda Spina", "SystemHure" and "Michaela Geist". They call their way of creating graphicks "optical sampling". | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Decebal Scriba | Romanian designer & visual artist, residing in Avon, France | |
| Search | Add | 25 | André Daick | André Coulomb | French comedian born in the Ardeche. Known for his blue comedy. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Здравко Георгиев | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Herdet | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Eric Larrabee | US music journalist. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Mickey Lespron | Michael Lespron | Guitarist. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Robert Auinger | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Base Sólida | Lithograph, imprints and graphic designer from [b]Colombia.[/b] | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Steven Tanza | "Stanza is an internationally recognised artist, who has been exhibiting worldwide since 1984. His artworks have won twenty international art prizes and art awards including:- Vidalife 6.0 First Prize Spain. SeNef Grand Prix Korea. Videobrasil First Prize Brazil. Cynet Art First Prize Germany. Share First Prize Winner Italy. Wolfsen 25 UK. AOF Nova Competition Norway. Stanza's art has also been rewarded with a prestigious Nesta Dreamtime Award, an Arts Humanities Creative Fellowship and a Clarks bursary. Numerous commissions include work for Quays Culture, Wolverhampton Art Gallery, Watermans Art Centre, FACT, and the Open Data Institute. His artworks have been exhibited in over one hundred exhibitions globally. Stanza artworks since the mid eighties engage with the city as a system and focus on how we identify ourself in this increasingly technological and surveyed landscape. By using data expressively on a broad networked based canvas he creates art about the age we live in right now. This is reflected in the digital artworks that embrace the urban landscape, surveillance and identity, and the politics of the real time city. Selected artwork explore concepts relating to the behaviours, activities, and changing information, of the world around us often using networked devices and information across the internet. As a digital artist Stanza uses multiple new technologies to create distances between real time multi point perspectives that emphasize a new visual space. This can include observation by means of custom made sensors, networked cameras and computers. The purpose of this is to communicate feelings and emotions that we encounter daily which impact on our lives and which are outside our control. The results can be aesthetically beautiful maps of data or information such as personal interests, beliefs, environmental data, and traffic data and serve as a reminder as to our ever changing identity in the digital age. Over the last thirty years Stanza has made audio visual installations, videos, cd's, paintings, software and public engagement artworks. As a net art pioneer he has also made numerous online internet specific projects such as www.genomixer.com www.thecentralcity.co.uk www.soundtoys.net www.soundcities.com and www.amorphoscapes.com. Educated in art at Goldsmiths College in the early eighties he later went on to study at Greenwich University and Central Saint Martins Art College London. Stanza returned to Goldsmiths College as a AHRC arts research fellow. Stanza is an independent practising artist." (Edited from artist's homepage) | |
| Search | Add | 25 | كندة موراني | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | mes ténèbres | He is an artist from Poland. He creates experimental electronic music with an emphasis on dark ambient. The main theme is life beyond the matrix and what torments his dark soul. He also often dedicates his compositions to various social groups or individuals. As a rule, his compositions are long. He likes it when the music lasts, and it doesn't end after a short time. He would very much like life on Earth to be without pain, disease and hatred or envy between people. This is what his compositions are about.. mes ténèbres is also the owner of the label Darkhare Records - https://darkharerecords.bandcamp.com | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Víctor Del Real | Colombian salsa pianist, composer and arranger, nicknamed "El Nene" from Cartagena (died April 28th 2021) | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Wilson Ávila | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Ismael Dimenza | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Endless Studio | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | 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 | 25 | Los Sugar's | Mexican cover band in the 1970s | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Quincy Lizer | Rene van Verseveld | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Kernie Erickson | Visual artist | |
| Search | Add | 25 | ML7102 | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | OYes Studios | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Anna Hornisher | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Chimora | The group was formed by Sello 'Chicco' Twala. This group members were Tiny Mbuli, Makie Motloung and Tshidi Wildeman. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | SHINNIE | Afshin Mohammadi | Iran-born Afshin Mohammadi started his music career in Tehran in the early 2000s, during the global rise of dance music. He became a flagship artist for a generation that aimed to establish Iranian musicians on major platforms in the music industry. His passion for artistry began as a teenager, playing lead guitar for a local rock band, while also programming beats for underground rappers and assisting in family-owned recording studios. Born on October 1, 1989, Afshin's talent in the arts was noticeable from an early age. His art-loving family invested in sports, arts, and linguistics from a young age, paving the way for the expression of his gifts. Dreaming of becoming a historian and even a handgun designer, he spoke a foreign language by age five, wrote poetry by age seven, and read books beyond his age in the following years. His first public performance was in primary school, where he sang the morning ritual; a remix of the national anthem on guitar for an Independence Day celebration in junior high school, which got him in trouble. From obtaining a Taekwondo black belt (Dan-5) in 2001 and becoming the youngest Sabum in Iran, these were all early signs of a young man aiming for success. In 2000, upon entering high school, he was gifted an electric guitar, which led to a group performance paying tribute to rock guitar anthems, accompanied by his guitar instructor Shahriar Tvakkoli and Reza Tajbaksh at Niavaran Palace in 2001. Later, he joined Shokoufa Film and Hamed Razi as a sound mixing and editing assistant for the award-winning television broadcasts "Khatt-e-Ghermez" (2003) and "Mosafiri Az Hend" (2004), while learning to generate revenue from beat-making and collaborating with upcoming musical artists in lesser-known recording studios. In mid-2006, amid a wave of social change and a lack of domestic growth platforms, Afshin and many local artists moved out of Iran to pursue a professional music career. Moving to Malaysia for academic studies, he was introduced to the art of DJing by the likes of Xes Xes Loveseat, Raysoo, and Terrence C. In 2008, a group of college friends, including DJ Afshin Mohammadi, partnered to monetize TH3RAPY Session, which operated as a residency/organization in the only electronic venue in the city at the time, Studio Bar. This ultimately brought massive exposure to the organizing crew and established the city of Cyberjaya as a party zone for students from nearby universities. Through this organization, he obtained DJ gigs and was offered events sponsored by LUCT Malaysia, marking him as a talent and representative of the Sound & Music Academy. He evolved to perform for Hitz.FM, Pavilion, Estée Lauder Malaysia, and a 45-minute DJ set for Limkokwing Fashion Club at Malaysia's largest student event, alongside local heroes Joe Flizzow, Roshan Jamrock, K-Town Clan, and Nadine Ann Thomas. In 2009, after the split of the original TH3RAPY Session members, he formed his in-house event management company, Simple A Music, collaborating with Malaysia's top venues, brands, and partner companies. From 2009 to 2013, Simple A Music and Afshin Mohammadi worked with numerous local and international brands such as Menara Kuala Lumpur, Zouk, The Pool, Ministry of Sound Sunway Lagoon, Heineken Green Room, Danzka, Belvedere, Johnny Walker, Sander Kleinenberg, Eddie Halliwell, Judge Jules, Tall Paul, Timo Maas, Tataloo, DJ Femme, DJ Fuzz, Roen Cian, and DJ Ctoo. (Learn more about "Simple A Music" here.) In 2012, Afshin produced the official soundtrack for the Malaysian TV show "Astro Spin Master." Taking a break from music and club life in 2013, he joined the Iranian Air Force to serve in military service. After completing his duty toward the end of 2015, he was offered a course leadership position at Tehran Conservatory of Music. In the summer of 2016, with the help of the conservatory management, he worked to establish a two-year university-grade course offering credits in musicianship, recording arts, sound design, music production, and digital mixing and mastering for electronic music enthusiasts. At the beginning of 2017, hopeful for exposure in the film industry, he joined a crew of filmmakers to work as a director of music, sound mixing, and editing; however, due to unknown circumstances, the movie was never released. Devastated by losing a year's worth of work, he decided to leave Iran once again and relocate to a new country that was less familiar to him. 2017 marked the beginning of a new journey in sound. By moving to Istanbul, Turkey, and shifting from the Southeast Asian and Middle Eastern markets to the European scene, he saw new opportunities in closer-to-European platforms. He was offered his first gigs upon arrival at the former Neverland Hostel, where he produced a series of successful underground parties. Later that year, he gained club residencies in most local clubs, playing over 200 gigs in a span of 1.5 years until mid-2019. With the outbreak of the coronavirus and the shutdown of nightlife venues, an enduring idea took shape: the establishment of his long-awaited personal imprint, Tripbox Records. In 2019, amidst the coronavirus pandemic, he released the first single track via Tripbox Records and has been continuously releasing music on digital streaming platforms to this day. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Jaroslav Brouzda | Czech producer and sound engineer at [l=Gallery Sound Studio] Member of 'IKARA' | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Jules Mayer | French band leader & arranger from Alsace. 1894-1976. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Banda Municipale Di Milano | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Decayed Existence | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Ned Wellbery | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Norman Ceriotti | Norman Ceriotti is a professional drum teacher and session drummer from Milan, Italy. He plays drums full time in Defamed, Clairvoyance, Ego the Enemy, Locus Animæ, Roll for Initiative and many other projects and during his career he recorded in studio and played live for more than 60 different bands and artists. As a teacher, he works full time in two music academies in Italy ("Musik Factory" in Magenta and "Ultimate Music Training" in Castiglione del Lago) and has been teaching to private students from all around the globe. He endorses Diril cymbals, ACD Unlimited pedals, On Trigger triggers, Vratim shoes, Roll'Em drumsticks, New Drum Percussion beaters and Janara Distribution gear. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | 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, Ohio. 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 | 25 | Chromasoma | A division of [a=Me Company]. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Vesa Lempiäinen | Finnish visual artist. Also guitar builder and furniture designer and builder. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Andrei Balanchivadze | ანდრია ბალანჩივაძე | Andria Balanchivadze - Georgian composer. 1906—1992. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Ed Boucher | Edward A. Boucher | Lewiston, Maine (USA) producer linked to the [l48713] label and [l741112]. Eddie is the grandfather of the Lewiston garage band scene that emerged in the early 1960s. Boucher began as the leader of the Royal Knights surf band whose records are highly sought after by collectors. After the Knights disbanded, Boucher managed bookings for dozens of other Maine bands and owned a recording studio for more than 20 years. The number of talented singers and musicians that surfaced in Lewiston, Maine during this period is highly unusual given the relatively small size of the city. Many of the band members were of Franco-American heritage, with a strong music culture dating back many generations. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Tokyo Sindrome | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Elmer Ihrke | 1902-1979 Organist based in Wisconsin. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Laima Žemaitytė | Lithuanian pop singer. Born 1953. Sang in groups [a=Kauno "Elektros" Gamyklos Vokalinis Instrumentinis Ansamblis], [a=Vilniaus Aidai] (1972–1973), [a=Nerija] (1973–1976), [a=Nemuno Žiburiai] (1976), Verpetas. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Jean-Francois Hustin | Jean-Francois Claude Hustin | Belgian sound engineer specialized in mastering. Also artistic producer and musician. He is the son of [a478421]. |
| Search | Add | 25 | La Galleguita | Matilde Jiménez Blas | Spanish flamenco singer, born January 21, 1948 in Carballo, Spain. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Русский Хор Под Управл. В.С. Варшавского | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Carl Strube | Carl D Strube | American label manager and producer. Founder and president of the [l=Critique] label. Former chairman of the Massachusetts Broadcasters Association. Born: 1947 in Massachusetts |
| Search | Add | 25 | Barbara Gardner | Barbara Juanita Gardner Proctor | American advertising executive. Born: November 30, 1932 in Black Mountain, North Carolina Dead: December 19, 2018 in Chicago, Illinois She was the first African American woman to own and operate an advertising agency (Proctor and Gardner Advertising, Inc) which was founded in 1970. In the mid-1950s, she began working for [l34488] in distribution and began to write liner notes. She moved to its international division and negotiated the rights to the early recordings of [a82730], which EMI's American affiliate Capitol was then ignoring. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Heinrich Alster | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Vladimir Delač | Vladimir Delač | Vladimir is husband of [a=Valentina Martinčević], AKA Valentina. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Győr Girls' Chorus | Hungarian girls' choir from the City of Győr; founded in 1958 by [a716566]. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Amphycion | Florent Brunet-Manquat | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Maria Gracia | María Gracia | Spanish singer and actress from Seville, born 12 June 1964. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Modulest | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | DJ Indio | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Sammy Slabbinck | Collage artist & re-animator from Belgium. Makes (stop motion animation) videos and creates personal work, brand advertising, music clips, album covers, etc. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | 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 | 25 | Choque Hosein | Choque Hosein | Producer and musician from Leeds (UK). He's the band leader of [a=Black Star Liner] which came with their debut album in 1996. He founded the [l=48Crash] label. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Harmony Kings Polka Band | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Agitation Trips | A loose collective of New England (and beyond) musicians who are writing and recording one song per month with all proceeds going to charity. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Donnie Bennett | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Vince Constantino | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Eliott Liottzaye | French designer from Mantes-La-Jolie (78) | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Walter Wanger | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Chorale De L'Institut De Musicologie Université Saint Esprit - Kaslik | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | 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 | 25 | Rafa Mateo | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Simplicity! | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Terry Grow | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Auvil Gilchrist | Auvil Anthony Gilchrist | Writer and producer. |
| Search | Add | 25 | 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 | 25 | Dan Hurd | Los Angeles based keyboardist and electronic musician. Co-founder of the [l=Deathpony Audio] label. Best known as [a=DJ Rotten HD] in the electroclash group [a=Gagging Lolly]. When solo, works primarily in darkwave, with forays into progressive electronica. Active in social/equal rights causes and as a member of The Brights. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Ward Kuczynski | Edward Kuczynski | Producer and recording engineer, mainly active in Belgium |
| Search | Add | 25 | TranzForce | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Die 2 Peterlesboum | German comedy duo from Nuremberg, active from 1958 to 1988. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Weedy G | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | East Coast Productions | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Romuald Vladimirov | Russian bassoon player | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Arkadiusz Żak | Arkadiusz Piotr Żak | Polish bassist, graduate Warsaw Music Academy in the class of the double bass. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Nurlan Seigér | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Rodney Skipworth | Born Syracuse, New York, USA | |
| Search | Add | 25 | GPS, Aachen | German design agency, based in Aachen. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Sotiris Tachiatis | Cello player | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Andrey Nefedov | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Thurland Echo | Swiss schlager group | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Perica Stjepanović | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Ted M. Gibson | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Miro Klinc | Slovenian folk musician, accordion, clarinet, guitar player and vocalist. Also composer and arranger. He lives in Liboje near Žalec. Born 27 September 1960. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | 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 | 25 | Alex Creek | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | James Hakin Howe | James Hakin Howe | British composer, arranger and conductor. Served as director of [a2120602] for 40 years, between 1934 and 1974. Father of [a1238524]. Born November 11th, 1917. Died March 16th, 2005. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Eric Yeo | YEO LIK KOON | A Singapore / Malaysian record producer for Alleycats and bunch of other Malaysian Band and singers |
| Search | Add | 25 | Dj Altair Risk | Se vuoi supportarmi, offrimi un caffè; ovviamente non sentirti obbligato a farlo, è solo un gesto spontaneo: https://ko-fi.com/alvinproduction | |
| Search | Add | 25 | New Art City | A division of [a1843906]. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | DJ Uchuu | 25 Year old software developer and musician from Manchester, UK With a passion for retro-synths and melodies. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | 조원익 | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | 能超法師 | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Marta I Łukasz "Thor" Dziubalscy | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Joao Guilherme Sheffer | João Guilherme Sheffer | DJ / Producer from São Paulo, Brazil. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Viller Spatzen | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | 染野芳輝 | Yoshiteru Someno. Credited with liner notes on Japanese releases. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Mugge☢Fuck | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Ferdinand Himmelreich | Ferdinand Milius Himmelreich | (1880 -1937) Popular American cylinder and disc recording artist of the 1910's and 1920's. Known as "The Blind Pianist". He was blind in one eye and had only about 10 per cent vision in the other after the age of 5. Specially designed, powerful lights focused on the keyboard helped him to overcome his impairment of vision. For nine years, Mr. Himmelreich played the organ at the John Wanamaker stores in New York and Philadelphia. He played also at the Strawbridge and Clother and Gimbel stores, and for four seasons was at Haddon Hall, Atlantic City. Known also as a pianist and composer, he frequently had appeared with [a=Rudy Vallee & His Orchestra] and had done considerable solo recording. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Paramorphosi | One-woman Experimental/Noise Electronic project from Athens, Greece. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Bunny Diamond | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Mike Comandeer | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | I Bravados | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Jan van Weelden | Dutch organist (* 1917 in Geldermalsen, Holland; † 15 February 1992 in Den Haag, Holland). | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Νίκος Παταβούκας | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Maracaibo Ensemble | Argentinian variety orchestra led by Andy Mary | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Clinton Jones | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | عماد رام | Emad Ram was an Iranian singer and songwriter. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | 野村正峰 | 野村 穣 | Seihō Nomura. Japanese Ikuta-ryū koto player and composer. Born March 1927 in Nagoya. Died October 2011. Husband of [a=野村秀子], father of [a=野村祐子]. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Danuta Iwanicka | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | 吳建羲 | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Rønüldte Fiłbâum's Dončing Mėesę | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Pollie Pop | Hip-Hop DJ From Houston, Texas. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Pierre Meige | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Bob Grever | Tejano music producer based in San Antonio, Texas (1936 - 2016) Founder of the label [l125122] | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Pasquale Pigini | Pasquale Pigini (Born in Castelfidardo, Ancona, 1913 - Died in Milano, 1962) was an Italian record producer, founder of the labels [l169987], [l184911], [l104688], [l170584], [l65577]. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Les Gotcher | Louis Leslie Gotcher | American country, western & swing bandleader. 8 Jul 1905, Vanderpool, Bandera County, Texas, USA 4 Jun 1996 (aged 90), Hilo, Hawaii County, Hawaii, USA |
| Search | Add | 25 | Johnnie White | 1925 - 2013 Johnnie was the owner and featured performer at the Little Nashville Club in North Hollywood, CA from 1977 to 1989, when he retired finishing over 60 years in the music and entertainment business. Johnnie owned businesses in Sioux Falls, SD (The Club Cabana, The Peppermint Stick, John's Bar and Steak House, and the Corral Bar) as well as in Minneapolis, MN (also, the Little Nashville Club). Johnnie and his band toured throughout the Midwest, Montana, and Canada. Johnnie and his "Rhythm Riders" later to be known as the "Sons of the West" and then finally as "The Johnnie White Show" were also the featured performers on radio stations WNAX in Yankton and KSOO in Sioux Falls, SD and also on television stations KVTV in Sioux City, IA and KELO, KPLO, and KDLO in Sioux Falls, SD during the 1950's and 60's. In 2010, Johnnie became the first inductee in the South Dakota Country Music Hall of Fame. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Orchestra Karabo | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Carolita Daley | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Stephane Casier | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | 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 | 25 | 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 | 25 | Iakobos Dentjos | Jacques Denjean | Jacques Denjean is a French composer and arranger, active in the 1960s and 1970s. He worked with artists such as Dionne Warwick, Françoise Hardy, Nana Mouskouri, Johnny Hallyday and Baris Manco, chiefly as an arranger. Denjean was also a member of the French vocal group, Les Double Six. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Sound Breaking Sky | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Eddie Brunner Sextett | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Michael Dorth | German musician, producer and songwriter, born 18 January 1971 in Troisdorf, Germany. He is married to [a=Heike Hielscher]. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Jerry Jonutz | Gerald George Jonutz | Saxophonist of [a=Cold Blood]. Born March 15, 1947. Died June 20, 2024. Twin brother of [a632820]. |
| Search | Add | 25 | 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 | 25 | Frank Coombs | (1871 - 1941) American vocalist (tenor), Coombs saw the passing of one era of entertainment and the birth of another, and found success in both. In the halcyon days of vaudeville he worked with many vaudeville’s greatest names – [a=Weber And Fields], Lew Dockstader, The Primrose Minstrels. He appeared in [a=Victor Herbert]’s productions and knew the great composer well. And in his later years, he returned to his home town of Seattle and found happiness in working in the new field – radio. For 15 years he broadcast a weekly show of child talent “Uncle Frank’s Children’s Matinee”, 4 years over KOL and for the last 11 years over KJR. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Frank "88" Malone | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Luigi Castiglioni | Italian painter and illustrator, born November 20, 1936 in Milan, Italy, died June 11, 2003 in Maisons-Laffitte, France. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Arte Mola | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | LDPIX.co.uk | Chris Hoyle | Chris Hoyle is a graphic designer and photographer based in West Yorkshire within the United Kingdom who uses the pseudonym LDPIX. Chris attended the University of Leeds, and received a Bachelor's degree in Fine Art with a specialisation in Photography. Chris's work has been featured in international publications, online media, and galleries across North England. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Chaba Zoulikha | Zoulikha (c. 1957 - died 15 November 1994; aged 37) was an Algerian singer of chaoui music popular in the 70s & 80's. She revived traditional Berber songs for a new generation. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Tennessee Express | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | The Oscar Peterson Big 6 | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | 大島守 | Mamoru Ōshima. Japanese music journalist, who wrote extensively about Brazilian music. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Tomtélius | Swedish group from Storebro | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Tony Caticchio | Antonio Caticchio | Italian Canadian producer, author and composer born in 1930 in Casacalenda, Italy and died in 1984. In 1957 he moved to Montréal, Canada, where he developed his career as a music producer. He was the discoverer and manager of singer [a=Tony Massarelli]. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Fabio Buemi | Recording, Mixing Engineer, Producer, and musician | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Knut Oscar Nymo | Musician from Rakkestad, Norway. Play bass in [a=Oslo Ess] and [a=Fork]. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Jerome Caltagirone | Executive producer and A&R at [l=Kult Records] from 1994 to 1996. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Peter Danay | Slovak graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Cesare Priori | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | J. P. Stüwe | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Goo Goes Laves | Goo Goes Laves were a Brazilian group from Curitiba, Paraná, consisted of members Beto Bolliger, Ule and Diogo Zavadzki. They released a string of radio-friendly singles between 2012 and 2013 and the debut album, [r8152081]. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Albert Kallis | Albert J. Kallis | American illustrator and film producer |
| Search | Add | 25 | Jan Cajmer | Johann Zeimer | Jan Cajmer (born 1911 in Sambor, died 1974 in Lausanne). Polish musician of Jewish origin with Austrian roots. He was the conductor of the Polish Radio Dance Orchestra, founded in 1946, popular in the 1950s. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Mark Khair | Mark Khair | 3D graphic artist from Mississauga, Ontario, Kanada. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Jan Sluijsmans | Jan Sluijsmans | Composer of Experimental, Drone, Soundscape, Jazz Noir and Neo Classical music. "Underneath the surface of gliding and hopeful sounds lies the hidden world of unease and friction. Music is a game between perfection and imperfection, a metaphor for life. Diving deep into the sounds is challenging your emotions on a next level". |
| Search | Add | 25 | Körmendi Péter És Együttese | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Raheem "Rahlo" Thomas | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Marimontaña | Battery-operated Power Duo from A Coruña. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Sylvain Jacob | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Keith "Stamma" Hobson | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Bernd Bulle | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | A. Micah Smith | A. Micah Smith | Graphic designer, illustrator & art director from Nashville, Tennessee, USA. Also known as My Associate Cornelius. Contact: micah@amicahsmith.com |
| Search | Add | 25 | Stanley White | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Dogantimur | Black Metal drummer who appears on releases by [l=Ancient Records (2)]. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Jim 'Jackal' Lantsbery | Jim Lantsbery | Guitarist - songwriter - engineer at [l=Planet Studios (3)] at Coventry, U.K. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Pavel Cajthaml | Pavel Cajthaml | Mastering engineer, identified by "CP" in matrix runout area. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Gerry Powell | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Susi Ruland | Art director and designer | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Engadiner Ländlerkapelle Flur Alpina | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | The Bombay Talkies Ltd. | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | 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 | 25 | Berlipp's Studio Band | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | N99 | Namir Hassan | DJ/Producer |
| Search | Add | 25 | Suitberto Goire Castilla | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Russell Carter Artist Management, Ltd. | Russell Carter Artist Management, Ltd. 315 W Ponce De Leon Avenue, Suite 755 Decatur, GA 30030 email: rccl@rcam.com | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Gretchen Ratke | Canadian classical crossover ballet pianist who arranges pieces inspired by [a7721146]'s Wings Of Fire book series. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | marlene@tomorrowcomes.com | Marlene Dallas | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Judi Sheppard Missett | Judi Sheppard Missett, founder and CEO of Jazzercise | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Rosanda Sajko | Rosanda Sajko | Slovenian director of radio plays and broadcasts, born 1930 in Maribor, died May 31, 2022 in Ljubljana. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Sabahattin Sağbaş | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Thelongdrop | If credited as a location, "Design @" - use [l813324] instead. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Juan Ramón Fuentes | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Miguel Ángel López Oyarce | Miguel Ángel López Oyarce | Chilean producer. He worked at the Chilean company [l207690] in the 1990s and 2000s. Commonly credited as "[b]Miguel A. López[/b]" |
| Search | Add | 25 | Ivo Kiusalaas | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | John Daniel Smoot | Recording engineer of Zonophone (± 1902), Odeon International Talking Machine, later Gramophone Company (late 1916) | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Alex "Toon" Deligiannis | Alex Deligiannis | Sometimes better known as Toon, Alex is an artist working in the entertainment industry, with credits that include Marvel Studios, Nickelodeon, and Warner Bros. As part of Daz Dillinger’s DPG Recordz, he’s created work for legendary acts including Tha Dogg Pound, Kurupt, Snoop Dogg, RBX, and many others. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Brigitte Beusen | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Mogens Raffel | Danish layout and printing company, in the late 1970/early of 1980's and mainly worked for [l=emi]. For the LCCN-role please use [l=Mogens Raffel] | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Connor McMullen | Connor McMullen | A guy that makes funny music of various genres. He is from Pennsylvania, United States. |
| Search | Add | 25 | 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 | 25 | Angel Curras | Ángel Currás García | Ángel Currás García (1910-1988) was a Spanish composer, arranger and piano player, also direction/conductor roles related to Flamenco style . Worked on arrangements of classical pieces for [a3122587] (see also [a3122584]). Also worked with [a775396] for [a321902] repertoire. Composed in 1974 the music for Atlético De Madrid football team anthem, with [a2715514] lyrics. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Самуил Фурер | Самуил Исаакович Фурер | Samuil Furer - jewish violinist from USSR. Born 1909 in Odessa — died 1979 in Sochi. Brother of [a=Леонид Фурер] |
| Search | Add | 25 | Donnie Rohrs | Country musician from Iowa | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Rick Buscher | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Živkica Miletić | Serbian folk singer from Kladurovo. Her successful studio career is mostly overshadowed by her status on the live scene, where she is arguably considered as the best female singer still currently working. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Mando Lichtenberger Jr. | Armando Lichtenberger Jr. | Houston, Texas-based keyboardist, accordionist, and producer (born 3 Jun. 1961), known especially as a member of Tejano band [l=La Mafia]. He started his career at the age of 14 with Los Fronterizos as their keyboard and accordion player. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Béa Bouteloup | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Gisele LaMadeleine | Gisèle La Madeleine | Canadian country singer born on February 13, 1940. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Lickshot Entertainment | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | 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 | 25 | Aura De Leal | Guatemalan lacquer cut engineer in the 1980s for DIDECA / Discos de Centroamérica -- also appears as "A.G. de Leal" or "Aura" | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Raess Design | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Torsten Mosh | Torsten Freitag | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Müller-Katschinka | (previously) unknown German (GDR) designer | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Mario Moreno "Cantinflas" | Mario Fortino Alfonso Moreno Reyes | Date of birth: August 12, 1911, Mexico City, Mexico Date of death: April 20, 1993, Mexico City, Mexico Mexican comic actor. He became world famous with the name of his character Cantinflas, who gave birth in most of the films that rolled. His performance was primarily the result of the ease and agility; the wildest and extraordinary situations flowed with wonderful simplicity. Mario Moreno did not go down in history of film art that few films have, in fact, nothing extraordinary, but instead, his character, his figure, his very personal playing style and his unique sense of humor deal already, own merits a prominent place in the firmament of cinema. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Therapeutist | Drummer for the gore/grind, death metal band [a=Pharmacist (3)]. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Paul Erel | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Orkest o.l.v. Freddy Sunder | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Dick Leger | Richard 'Dick' Leger (April 18, 1925 – August 17, 1999) from Warren, Rhode Island was an accomplished Square Dance Caller known as the 'Man with the Guitar'. He was inducted into the International Square Dance Hall of Fame, Los Angeles, in 1978, and received the CALLERLAB Milestone Award, its highest award, in 1985. In 1994, he was named to the Square Dance Foundation of New England's Hall of Fame | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Los Gay Crooners | Rudolph "Lefty" Charles aka - Rodolfo Charles Ferdinando "Ferdie" Thompson aka Fernando Leroy Worrell David Campbell Randolph "Ranny" Sealy - Aka Rony | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Tomás Spicolli | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Cathie Lehr | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Vic del Rosario, Jr. | Vicente del Rosario Jr. | Vicente del Rosario Jr. (born October 26, 1945) is a Filipino businessman who co-founded the music publishing company Vicor Music in 1966 and the entertainment company Viva Communications in 1981. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Gunnar Schäfer | German bassist, vocalist and composer. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Anonimo Veneziano | Italian instrumental project. They produced 3 albums during 1992/1993. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | LICK DA CAT | Aleksey Babich & Nikolay Balenkov | EDM duo from Kazan |
| Search | Add | 25 | アート・ポップス・オーケストラ | Art Pops Orchestra. Japanese easy listening orchestra. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | XLC | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Giant Enterprises Inc. | Chicago production company founded by [a381635] and [a895768] in 1967, also known as Giant Productions or Giant Enterprises Production. The production team both leased records to larger firms and put out records on their own labels [l71299], [l597720], and [l470641]. Their best successes were productions leased to other labels, most notably with [a549509], [a372577], and [a757550]. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Бадри Гагнидзе | Бадри Ильич Гагнидзе (ბადრი გაგნიძე) | Badri Gagnidze is a Georgian graphic artist and lithographer born in 1952, whose works, especially lithographs on the theme of student life in the late Soviet period, are marked by a mannerist style and have received recognition; he is also associated with the musical field. Worked on [l15486]. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Erwin Rousseau | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Nass Jilala | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Anvil Kvlt | Underground METAL ART from Hungary. anvilkvlt@gmail.com | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Джаз-Оркестр Под Управлением Николая Минха | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Lyonel Rosemond | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Engin Ozturk | Engin Öztürk | Electronic music producer |
| Search | Add | 25 | BBJ International | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Uzi Red | Łukasz Wołgin | Polish-Jamaican rapper. |
| Search | Add | 25 | 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 | 25 | Willi Horner | Willi Horner | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Per Amund Solberg | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Алексей Заев | Алексей Анатольевич Заев | Born: 21.10.1967 Died: 12.07.2011 (43 years) |
| Search | Add | 25 | Enrico Regazzoni | Credited as supervisor for classical releases | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Sang Ho Moon | 문상호 | South Korean vocalist, guitarist, bassist, drum programmer, noisician & visual artist. Founder of [l=Berserk Ritual Productions]. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Αθανάσιος Χάρος | Αθανάσιος Κατσαρής (Athanasios Katsaris) | Athanasios (Thanasis) Haros was a Greek violinist and composer. Born in 1949 and passed away in 2017. |
| Search | Add | 25 | Buddy Prima | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Wagner Design Unit | Design company owned by [a2047013]. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Titi Dumitrescu | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Spencer Jenkins | Visual artists and photographer. | |
| Search | Add | 25 | Departamento Gráfico DRO-GASA | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Halford/Hall Design Co. | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | Orkiestra Smyczkowa Pod Dyrekcją Leszka Bogdanowicza | ||
| Search | Add | 25 | 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 | 25 | Rodolfo Grappa | Sound engineer who worked in [l=RCA Studios, Rome]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | M. Javed | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Arifullah Ali | Arifullah Mohd Ali | Visual Artist, Graphic Designer, Painter from Malaysia. |
| Search | Add | 24 | ทองมัย มาลี | Thai Artist written also Thongmai Malee in latin letters. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | C.S. Twerdy | Cristóbal Sansano Twedy | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Pop 樂隊 | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Geoff Myles | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Dicky Lafour | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Kapela "Net" | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | The King's Own Scottish Borderers | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Michael C. Kirch | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | György Farkas | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | John Forsingdal Orkester | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Wiener Chorvereinigung | ||
| 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 | Guram Torua | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Hnas. Mendoza Sangurima | Hermanas Mendoza Sangurima was an Ecuadorian singing duo made up of sisters Amelia & Maruja Mendoza Montiel. Their talent was discovered by composer [a=Custodio Sánchez] in 1934, and they made their debut in 1936 as "Hnas. Sangurima", taking their maternal surname. They later became known as Hnas. Mendoza Sangurima. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Avy Gonzalez | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Rosie Cuckston | British singer, keyboardist and songwriter, co-founder of PRAM in Birmingham around 1988. She visited Harrogate Grammar School in Harrogate, North Yorkshire with later band collegues [a360210] and [a1093421] In the late 1980s Cuckston and Eaton moved to Birmingham to study at Birmingham Polytechnic. Rosie left PRAM in 2008. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Walter D'Avila Filho | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Das Große Blasorchester Der Polizeimusik Wien | Austrian large brass orchestra of the Vienna police music ([a1488562]). | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Tamara Sälzer | German illustrator and designer | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Instead Of A Hug | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Teodor Boch | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Handorgelduett Zgraggen-Grossholz | Swiss folk music accordion duet from the canton of Uri. Artists are: Josef Maria Zgraggen from Erstfeld and Xaver Grossholz from Altdorf. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Danny Boonstra | Drummer, vocalist and graphic designer from the Netherlands. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Matt MacManus | Matthew Patrick Declan MacManus | Elvis Costello's son. |
| Search | Add | 24 | ゴールデン・サウンズ | Golden Sounds. Japanese easy listening orchestra who recorded for Toshiba Records. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Ras Fraser Junior | Jhemel Fraser | Ras Fraser Junior was born on 5th January 1981 in Kingston, Jamaica. His father is [a79842]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Benjamin Kosanke | ||
| 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 | Anamura Alententa | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | James Chavis | 1960s-1970s producer and label owner from Wilmington, Delaware. Operated the [l130418], [l179012], and [l775276] labels. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | McBain Associates | Advertising & design firm founded by [a=Emmett McBain]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Dave Jurman | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Mallancia | Łukasz Walentyn | Polish DJ and Producer L-Project aka Mallancia |
| Search | Add | 24 | INNOPPIAH! | INNOPPIAH! | INNOPPIAH! 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 ! ! ! INNOPPIAH! Pontevedra / Galiza / Spain |
| Search | Add | 24 | Sava.Geo | Σάββας Γεωργιάδης (Savvas Georgiadis) | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Hisae Odashima | 小田島久恵 (Hisae Odashima) | Japanese female freelance writer for reviews, essays, Interviews, etc. about cinema and music. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Matthew Plunkett | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Melanie Orner | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Andreas M. Wittig | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Chinmoy Chatterjee | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Kullar | Vinny Kullar | DJ and owner of Roots Youths Records Label |
| Search | Add | 24 | Jimmy Caro | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Lena Dov | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | John Hobday | ||
| 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 | Freddie Tieken | Frederick Earl Tieken | American musician, vocalist, songwriter, arranger, recording engineer, producer, artist manager, music publisher, concert promoter, and designer/graphic artist. For 16 years, he fronted his own bands, playing over 3,500 live gigs and spending thousands of hours in recording sessions. And has owned and operated three recording studios. Born September 25, 1935, Meyer, Illinois; died April 18, 2022, Paradise Valley, Arizona, age 86. Brother of drummer [a=Dennis Tieken]. Spouse of Gail Tieken (nee Smith), married on May 14, 1971, who ran bookings and public relations for the couple's various firms. Performed as Freddie Tieken, and later known as Fred Tieken. May also appear on releases misspelled as Fred Teiken. Born 1935 in Meyer, Illinois. Raised in Meyer, Illinois; Quincy, Illinois; and Canton, Missouri. Began performing in the early 1950s with his group Freddie Tieken with His Four Stars, at the Lorraine, Illinois, town hall. Later formed a group The Freddie Tieken Combo. Began working as an automotive assembly mechanical draftsman for Gardner Denver in Quincy, Illinois. Played with the The Mood Notes, in Keokuk, Iowa. Formed [a=Freddie Tieken And The Rockers] after meeting [url=/artist/2032093]Byron "Wild Child" Gipson[/url], with Mark Millspaugh on upright bass, Ron Davis on drums, Wild Child on vocals, piano and guitar, and Freddie on sax and vocals. That band later recorded a single on [l=Hit (9)] Records at Boulevard Studios in Chicago, "Sittin' Here Cryin'" b/w "Uncle John," both written by Wild Child, and reached number 24 on the Billboard R&B chart, and later re-released on both the Laurie and Astra labels. Early 1960s, Tieken was hired by and eventually made partner at Creative Printers in Quincy, Illinois, as a commercial artist. Built first recording studio in his basement in Quincy, and founded [l=IT Records (3)] with Rockers band co-member [a=Jack Inghram] mid-1960s. Late 1960s, changed band name to Freddie Tieken's American Music Band. Ran the ZigZag Club in Turner Hall, Quincy. Renamed his band to [url=/artist/2975684]ILMO Smokehouse[/url] circa 1969, which recorded an album at Beautiful Sounds Studio in Memphis. Stopped performing live after one album to focus on management. In 1973, left position as designer/art director at Creative Printers & Advertising and started his own design firm, housed in a rundown Victorian mansion on Spring Street in Quincy, with a recording studio and rehearsal facility in the basement, the talent agency and design offices on the second floor. With his brother Dennis, reformed "Smokehouse" as a three-piece power trio (Willie Dale III, Dennis Tieken, Micki Free), which eventually was renamed The Ultimate Flash. Founded concert lighting firm Lighting by Libra in mid-1970s. Relocated from Quincy to Northeast Rogers Park, Chicago, late 1970s. Renovated a house there, with a recording studio in the basement, and graphic design, photography and talent agency offices on the upper floors, called Armageddon Talent Associates (ATA) Recording/Rehearsal Studios ([l=ATA Studios, Chicago]), opened December 17, 1979. During this time, produced and recorded artists, including on his own label [l=Rogers Park Records], and provided graphic design services, including for [l=Ovation Records], Gerim Studios, and Chess Recording Studios. Relocated 1986 to Phoenix, Arizona, and opened Tieken Design & Creative Services studio on Central Avenue. In 2002, relocated to Paradise Valley, Arizona, and wound down his business activities. He and Gail opened Tieken Gallery art gallery in 2015 in Paradise Valley, Arizona. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Rasita Čivilienė | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Chris Dutrieux | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Ljuba Radosavljević | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Jean Benoit Thauvin | French bass guitar player active mostly in hardcore punk bands. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Damian "Deo" Blyden | Damien Blyden | An American hip hop artist, producer, and songwriter. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Andy Vuylsteke | Vocals for Deconsecrate since 2012 Vocals for Retaliate (2001 - 2006) CEO & founder Kick Out The Jams | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Bert Herbert | Herbert Geller | |
| Search | Add | 24 | François Launet | François Launet | Born in the south of France in 1971, now living in Paris, François Launet, niknamed Goomi, works as a SFX supervisor in the Macguff Ligne company, and also as a freelance illustrator for many different projects. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Butchermachine | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Alexandre M. | Alexandre Machado | Alexandre M. is a Brazilian musician/composer/singer/songwriter. Was born in 1982, in Blumenau Town (South Brazil). |
| Search | Add | 24 | Grigori Schneerson | Григорий Михайлович Шнеерсон | 28.02.(13.03) 1901 - 5 February 1982 Soviet musicologist, composer. Honored Art Worker of the RSFSR (1978). |
| Search | Add | 24 | Santa Bárbara Super Star | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Micronoise Paranoic Sound | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | JT's House Of Design | Design moniker for [a466876] | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Throwback Zack | Zachary Igoe | Funk Musician from San Diego, Specializing in Talkbox Vocals |
| Search | Add | 24 | Florin Mitroi | Romanian manele singer, born on 15 September 1972, from Drobeta-Turnu Severin. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Das Promo | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Keiku | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Akihiko "Jeff" Sato | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Caleb Rusyn | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Hudba Hradní Stráže | Czech military brass band / orchestra. Formed in 1945. Named 'Ústřední hudba Ministerstva vnitra' in 1953, renamed to 'Hudba Hradní stráže a Policie ČR' around 1990. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Andrès Viafara | Andrés José Viáfara Rodríguez | Colombian trombonist, singer, composer, arranger, leader of the salsa orchestra [a3609465] (born in Buenaventura, also lived in Cali) |
| Search | Add | 24 | Jaime Toaza | Jaime Enrique Toasa Peñaherrera is a Ecuadorian musician (keyboardist), composer, arranger, and music director. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Andrzej Ślusarz | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Georges Beaume | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Nicolei Martin Aagaard Rasmussen | Nicolei Martin Aagaard Rasmussen | Danish bassist |
| Search | Add | 24 | Richard Gullen | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Arthur Shilstone | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Kromiholma | Janne Halmkrona | Finnish guitarist & A&R manager. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Bill Thall | ||
| 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 | Henrique Amaro | Henrique José Gomes Amaro | Portuguese radio broadcaster and promoter of Portuguese music, born July 23, 1970 in Maputo, Mozambique. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Janina Słotwińska | Sound engineer. Graduated from Wydział Reżyserii Dźwięku on PWSM w Warszawie in 1973. Also known as Janina Słotwińska-Bilińska, Janina Bilińska. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Fabian Van Der Meer | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | The Joy Society | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Ouazib Mohand Ameziane | Kabyle Algerian artist born in 1958 in Bounaâmane (Tizi-Ouzou, Algeria) | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Vincent Ditore | Human Pudding | Somewhat popular artist who originated in the third wave of the Pittsfield, MA punk scene and sporadically made music for over two decades in a wide array of genres including new wave, novelty, and neofolk. In early 2025, he formally retired from music after taking the Shahada again. Member of [a=Werewolves of Pittsfield]. Member of [a=Flock Of Sigall]. Member of [a=Miago], Member of [a=Rasputin (7)] |
| Search | Add | 24 | Cédric Murac | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Евгений Лаговский | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Pedrag Sarić | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Matt Morgantini | A US guitarist and visual artist based in New York City, New York. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Severino Pecchenini | Italian classical hornist | |
| Search | Add | 24 | علي الحجار | علي إبراهيم علي الحجار (ʾAli Ibrahīm ʾAli al-Ḥaggār) | Ali al-Haggar (born 1954) is an Egyptian singer. He releases on his own label [l=Elhaggar] for Art Production and has his own studio [l=Elhaggar Studio]. He is the son of [a=إبراهيم الحجار] (Ibrahim al-Haggar), brother of [a=أحمد الحجار] (Ahmed al-Haggar) and father of [a=أحمد علي الحجار] (Ahmed Ali al-Haggar). |
| Search | Add | 24 | Hassan Latif Lilak | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Hollmspeed | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Benjamin Stieb | Benjamin Stieb | |
| Search | Add | 24 | White Buffalo Woman | From Canton, Ohio | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Абрам Жак | Абрам Семёнович Жак | Abram Zhak (1901–1981) - composer, pianist, arranger. He was born on November 4, 1901 in Poltava (Poltava Governorate of the Russian Empire; now Ukraine) into a musically gifted family. His brothers, [a1594033] and [a2433740], also became famous musicians. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Lanford Graham | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Leo Greco | American vocalist, accordionist, bandleader, and broadcaster (November 1, 1921-August 2, 2011). Raised in Oelwein, Iowa, he began his professional musical career at age 15. He played with Don Sievert & The Texans, Uncle Elmer & His Daffy Doodlers, and other bands before joining Sheriff Tom Owen & His Cowboys. He formed his own group, Leo & The Pioneers, which eventually became the Leo Greco band. They recorded several albums and a regionally popular single, "Little Red Wagon". The organization incorporated a fair amount of polka into its country & western repertoire. They were voted by Downbeat magazine's National Ballroom Association as the nation's top "Country And Western Dance" band for at least the years 1957-1960. During this part of his career, "Kent Seeds presents the Leo Greco Show” was aired on six television stations in Iowa and Illinois and 23 radio stations. Beginning in 1972 he began his longtime Sunday morning WMT-AM radio show, "Variety Time," which lasted nearly four decades. In 2010, he was selected for the Marconi Award for Small Market Personality Of The Year" by the NAB. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | MX Nihil | Matthias Mützlitz | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Modern Dog | Alternative rock band from Thailand | |
| Search | Add | 24 | DJ Killbits | Leigh Fewster | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Maëlle Cadoret | Maëlle Cadoret | French visual artist. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Sonar Graham | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Zauberhaus | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Hughie Crawford | UK R&B / Soul singer. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | José Cheta | ||
| 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 | Elke Puecker | Elke Puecker | Ex-wife of [a=Edward Ka-Spel] and mother of [a=Calyxx]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Bobby Heatlie | Robert Raymond Heatlie | |
| Search | Add | 24 | B. Radussynski | [b]DO NOT USE.[/b] | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Tomek Dominik | Tomek Dominik | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Clip Hightower | Clarence Hightower | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Mike Blueskinbadger | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Paul Trenwith | New Zealand folk / bluegrass musician. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Szilasi Marianne | Hungarian art director and designer. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | The Bob Freedman Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Jorge Gambier | Jorge de Mello Gambier | Brazilian producer and musician, born in São Paulo. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Ed Pavia | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Leotis | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Patagon | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Jackson D. Green | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Marsha Black | Coordinator of jazz releases. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Mihály Tabányi | Tabányi Mihály | Hungarian jazz accordionist, born 1 February, 1921 in Pilis, Hungary. Won first prize in accordion competition in Budapest in 1940, first recorded as swing soloist in 1942 and then led several recording bands 1942-1949. Among his sidemen were [a=Elek Bacsik] and [a=Rudolf Wirth]. He made further recordings as a leader 1954-1963. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Bogdan Iacob | Romanian graphician born in 1960, collaborator of [a=Alexandru Andrieș] | |
| 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 | Борис Рунге | Борис Васильевич Рунге | Boris Vasilyevich Runge 7 August 1925, Moscow, USSR — 22 November 1990, Moscow, USSR. Soviet theatre, film and voice actor, People's Artist of RSFSR (1985). |
| Search | Add | 24 | Orchestra Frank Engelen | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Akhtar Yusuf | Lyrics writer, often for releases from [a=Ali Hussain] and [a=Robin Ghosh] (Pakistan, 1974 and unknown release years). | |
| Search | Add | 24 | José González "El Presi" | José González González | Spanish singer from Gijón (Asturias) focused in folk (1908-1983). Also composer role. |
| Search | Add | 24 | インフラ神Infragod | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | John Buttino | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Gerardo Servin | Gerardo Servín | Paraguayan harp (arpa) player (Concepción, 1921 - Paris, 7 Dec. 2011), member of "Los Guaraníes" folk band, he moved to Buenos Aires, Argentina, then settled in France since the 60s. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Serge Noël-Ranaivo | Serge Noël-Ranaivo is a producer at [l57784]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Frans van der Reijden | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Alfred Frankenstein | Alfred Victor Frankenstein | American art and music critic, author and professional clarinetist (1906-1981). He was Music and Art Editor of the San Francisco Chronicle. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Ian Leaper | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Austen Rowley | British bass player | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Joel Bryant Jr. | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Muziek Colours | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Hubert H. Humphrey | Hubert Horatio Humphrey, Jr. | American politician who was the 38th Vice President of the United States, serving under President [a=Lyndon B. Johnson] from 1965 to 1969. He was the nominee of the Democratic Party in the 1968 presidential election but lost to the Republican nominee, [a=Richard Nixon]. Born: May 27, 1911 in Wallace, South Dakota Died: January 13, 1978 in Waverly, Minnesota |
| Search | Add | 24 | Magyar Rádió Tánczenekara | Hungarian Radio Dance Orchestra, est. 1946. The orchestra was renamed [a=Magyar Rádió És Televízió Tánczenekara] (Hungarian Radio and Television Dance Orchestra) some time after 1961; television had been introduced to Hungary only in May 1957. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Industriarts Studio | Nathan Winter | Industriarts Studio is one-man graphic design studio based in the Greater Denver Area. Founded in 2003 by Nathan Winter, Industriarts has been churning out quality design solutions for a wide variety of clients across the United States, Europe and other parts of the world since 2004. Industriarts Studio aims to provide stunning, high-quality design solutions at an affordable price. |
| 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 | Fuerteventura Deep Sound | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Bonnie Pritchard | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Zespół Ludowy Z Pysznicy | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Mugen Kanzaki | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Barbara J. Hunt | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Emma Dixson | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Kapelle Falknis | Swiss folk music (Volksmusik) group from Maienfeld, Switzerland. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Clarence Wijewardena | Vithana Kuruppu Arachchilage Clarence Arthur Somasinghe Wijewardena | |
| 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 | Jerzy Goleniewski | Bass guitarist. | |
| 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 | Tony Squindo | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Kowä Axis | Improvised guitar project, based in London. | |
| 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. 2024, Only Raw Sun was created to showcase the more unique and raw side of his work with all live improv music that is all done in one take. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Famous Nick | Nick Rubenstein | American visual artist and owner of [l=Bunker Suicide]. |
| 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 | Jeffrey S. Kruger | Jeffrey Sonny Kruger (née Krugerkoff) | British music businessman, and club/label owner. Born 19 April 1931 London, England, UK. Died 14 May 2014 in Miami, Florida, USA (aged 83). Jeffery Kruger MBE was an entertainment business executive, founder and owner the [l=Flamingo Club, London]. He also established the independent record label [l=Ember Records], and set-up the music business conglomerate [l=The Kruger Organisation, Inc.] (TKO). |
| Search | Add | 24 | Ernst Walter Siemon | Ernst Walter Siemon | German opera singer (bass-baritone), born 1946. Radio announcer and voice actor since 1982. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Dean Millar | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Akkordeon-Orchester "Bunte Reihe" | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Bill Schrank | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Mark Meino | Dmitry Chusov | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Mila Matić | Emilija Marinković | (1929 - 2015) Serbian folk singer from Kruševac, Serbia. Mother of [a=Predrag Peđa Jovanović]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Marjorie Golde | Credited mostly as project coordinator at [l=Polygram Special Markets], she has been promoted to director, product administration in 1992. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | chrislambethdesign.com | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | George Mattingly | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Joey D. Vieira | Joseph Douglas Vieira | (April 8, 1944 – April 7, 2025) was an American film and television actor. Sometimes credited as Donald Keeler. |
| Search | Add | 24 | 金佩姍 | 金梅瑛 | Taiwanese singer, popular in the 80's and early 90's. She is known as "Queen of TV Theme Songs". Her most well known hits include: 《一代女皇》, 《一代公主》, 《神鵰俠侶》, 《夕陽山外山》 |
| Search | Add | 24 | Harold Franz | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | 環球大樂隊 | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Banda Municipal De Madrid | Spanish brass band from Madrid, founded in 1909 with [a7686867] as first conductor. For the symphonic band please use [a3669727]. And for teachers sub-group, please use [a2892741]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Tiny Ferreiro | Agustín Ferreiro | Spanish flamenco, rumba and pasodoble singer, also songwriter (b. 1951) |
| Search | Add | 24 | Guillermo Rifo | Guillermo Octavio Rifo Suárez | Very influential and pioneer chilean percussionist, composer, arranger, orchestra director, teacher, and musician, born 16 of februar 1945 in Santiago. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Wayne Scotch | Dorant Lindo | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Frank Sky | Hans Gerhard Franciskowsky | German playwright and scriptwriter, born 14 January 1936 in Itzehoe, Germany, died 3 November 2011 in Hamburg, Germany. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Sus Diamantes | Costa Rican cumbia band, lead by Rafael Angel Gómez (Chino), initially known as "[b]Super Combo Los Diamantes[/b]" or "[b]Los Diamantes[/b]" | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Ігор Закус | Ігор Миронович Закус | Igor Zakus - Ukrainian Bass guitarist and composer. Igor Zakus is one of the best jazz bass player in Ukraine. He is also a composer, bandleader, teacher, and co-founder of Jazz Kolo Project. Igor was born and grown up in Chervonograd near Lviv, Ukraine. He graduated from Music College and Music Academy of Lviv as an oboe player, though all his time he messed around with a bass guitar once in a while. And it was the biggest mistake he ever made for sure. His bass guitar got him into a trouble of jazz, fusion, funk and other genres that you come across further on… |
| Search | Add | 24 | Fabrizio Raffaelli | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Guillermo Mazorra L. | Guillermo Mazorra Londoño is a Colombian A&R, producer, promoter and executive producer. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Todd 'The Kid' | Todd Hamilton | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Sonny Ochiai | [l=Tachyon Records] owner. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Оксана Петрусенко | Оксана Андреевна Петрусенко (Ксения Андреевна Бородавкина) | Oksana Andreevna Petrusenko (real name Ksenia Andreevna Borodavkina; 1900-1940). Soviet singer (coloratura soprano). People's Artist of the Ukrainian SSR (1939). |
| Search | Add | 24 | มงคล อมาตยกุล | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | خالد رؤوف | Khaled Raouf is an Egyptian sound engineer, musical arranger and composer. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Секстет Домр Под Управлением Александра Семенова | Domra Sextet under [a=Александр Семёнов] (Alexander Semenov) | |
| 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 | Sabine Potthast | Sabine Potthast | German photographer & graphic designer, who is working for the design studio [a2196005]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | El Rotringo | Jean-Jacques Tachdjian | French visual artist, also bassist and vocalist. |
| Search | Add | 24 | الصاحب بن المعطي | Sahib Ben Maati was a Moroccan aita performer from Casablanca. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Mihai Zirra | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Los Pianos Barrocos | Mexican piano duo with Carlos Camacho and Rodolfo Vilches | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Chris Demetras | Chris Demetras | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Susanne Schindler-Günther | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Joanne Mackell | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Saint Tropez Orchestra | In-house band of musicians at Studio Des Fontaines, based in the South of France. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Heaven's Tea | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Marcellí Bayer | Spanish saxophonist abd flutist | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Exclu Dafttwatter | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Sonic Wave Experiment | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Michael Gruener | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | DrKiss | Thor Kissing | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Guto Campos | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Air Warrior | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Splicemaster T | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Bill Charmatz | American illustrator (1925-2005) | |
| 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 | Hideous Piglet Wild-a-Beast | Hideous Piglet Wild-a-Beast emerged as a formidable presence in the music world in 1991, when founding members [a1371318] and [a1372528] united to record the group’s debut single, "Piggy Piggy". That initial release, issued by the now-defunct [l141594], quickly established the band’s uncompromising sound and set the foundation for what would become a prolific and influential career. From its earliest recordings, H.P.W. distinguished itself through a fearless creative DIY approach and a willingness to push beyond conventional boundaries. Over the course of their existence, Hideous Piglet Wild-a-Beast released more than twenty recordings and undertook extensive supporting tours across the globe, cultivating a dedicated international following. The band ultimately disbanded shortly after the addition of [a1373585] and the launch of the now-legendary Levels of Reality tour, a chapter widely regarded as a defining moment in their history. Though their time as an active recording and touring act came to an end, H.P.W.’s legacy endures, continuing to resonate deeply with listeners and remaining firmly embedded in the collective memory of those they inspired. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Christopher Toumazatos | Designer/Illustrator based in Glasgow, Scotland. Also known as Chris RW. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Jon F. Bakker | Jon-Fredrik Bakker | |
| 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 | Xplays | Swedish dance band from Motala | |
| 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 | Ευαγγελία Ρεφενέ | Evangelia Refene | |
| 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 | Mattia Alagna | Italian vocalist & visual artist. Relocated to USA. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Cauldric Forbes | Calypso / soca vocals | |
| 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 | Jolanda Lanero | Graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Conjunto Nuevo Bella Luna | Panamanian cumbia / folk orchestra | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Solaiman Fazel | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Die Original Jaklinger-Buam | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Susie Millns | Design Co-ordinator. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | www.boompje.com | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Alex Crass | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Bogdan Okulski | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Nunzia Marra | Italian singer. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | fkhr | Manabu Fukuhara = 福原学 | Japanese electronic musician & photographer. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Gintautas Kažemėkas | Flautist and percussionist. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Dainorėliai | ||
| 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 | The Bohemian Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Mitch Nawara | Visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Nanshiki Noise | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Selma Rich Brody | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Fede 69 | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Bonnie Banks | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Curium Design | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Decca Photo Studio | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | عباس منتجم شیرازی | Abbas Montajam Shirazi (1935 - 2010) was an Iranian actor and singer of film songs. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Beverly Reppion | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Sixfeet | Rapper and producer from Hungary. Owner of [l=Underground Railroad Hungary]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Francesco Marciano | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | عبد الحليم نويرة | عبد الحليم عبد الله نويرة (ʾAbd al-Ḥalīm ʾAbdallah Nuwayra) | Abdel halim Nuweira (1916 - 1983) was an Egyptian Composer and conductor. He was the founder and leader of [a=فرقة الموسيقى العربية] (The Arabic Music Ensemble). |
| Search | Add | 24 | Bo Waldersten | Bo Vilhelm Waldersten | Swedish multi instrumentalist (trumpet, guitarist), engineer and producer, born on 11 April 1944. He started as a trumpet player but when the rock'n'roll came to Swedish in the 1950ies he moved to guitar. Together with his brother [a=Bengt Waldersten] and his cousins [a=Tommy Lithander] and [a=Hans Lithander] he started [a=The White Indians]. Later they changed name to [a=Bamboo (24)] and the singer [a=Leif Bigert] and [a=Mikael Rickfors] joined. Then Bo quit his music career to spend time with his family. But after a few years he was back in the music industry, but now as producer. Father of the visual artists [a=Jesper Waldersten] and [a=Cornelia Waldersten]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Hampus Cannerfors | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Katie Hare | UK based artist. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Detressan | Renaud Le Gonidec de Tressan | French singer songwriter born 16 November 1956 in Lorient (Brittany). He used the stage name Detressan for his albums, and Renaud Detressan for other credits (songwriting mostly). Detressan is [a=Théodore Botrel]'s greatson. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Neville Valentine | ||
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| Search | Add | 24 | Mr. Fine Wine | Matt Weingarden | DJ and soul record collector based in NYC. Hosts the Downtown Soulville radio show on WFMU, Jersey City, New Jersey. Runs the [l=Fine Wine] label. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Barna Bertholty | Classical Cellist | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Hermanos Martinez De Allende | Mexican ensemble | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Maryla Rodowicz I Jej Gitarzyści | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Berliner Tonkünstler-Orchester | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Sharold Studios | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Вера Давыдова | Вера Александовна Давыдова | (1906—1993) — меццо-сопрано С 1932 по 1956 год солистка Большого Театра СССР. Married to the Georgian bass [a=Дмитрий Мчедлидзе] |
| Search | Add | 24 | Sven Rünos Dansorkester | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Hectic Laboratory | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Junior 2000 | Romanian lăutărească band from Pitești | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Jack Codyne Washington | An electronic & DnB music producer hailing from North Adriatic province in Croatia. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Robert Pütz | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Steve Conry | Steve Conry | House music producer. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Bernd Bernd Roller | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Paula Donahue | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | NunoArtwork | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | DJ Nicchome | ||
| 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 | Tetsuya Mitani | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Dave Rajan | Head of Radio and TV for Parlophone since 2020, Director of National Radio Promotions since 2012. National Radio Plugger for Hungry & Woods (2010-2012) Radio Promotions Manager for Columbia Records (2002-2007) | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Wilf Merson | Hip-hop/rap rap lo-fi rap lofi rap.From London | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Die Original Fidelen Rosentaler | Volksmusikensemble from Carinthia/Austria. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Signalstarr | Nick Stewart Hoyle | London based graphic artist, and self proclaimed visual traverser of the etheric. Contact: recall@signalstarr.com |
| Search | Add | 24 | Pavel Durnikov | Pavel Durnikov | Composer (ambient / synthwave / vaporwave / electronica ) |
| Search | Add | 24 | Deekstar | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Werner Roelen | German photographer. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Peque Rossino | José Santiago Rossino Frati | Argentinian composer, musical director, orchestra leader married to [a2856949] |
| Search | Add | 24 | Kass Malone | Jazz bassist | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Dušica Bilkić | Serbian folk singer, born in Aleksinac, Serbia. Married to [a=Nedeljko Bilkić]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Ramon Folch I Camarasa | Ramon Folch i Camarasa | Catalan novelist, playwright and translator. (Barcelona, October 30, 1926 - Mollet del Vallès, January 2, 2019) Popularly known for being the screenwriter of the serial comic "Massagran", based on the work of his father [a5383938], and for his activity in the second period (1968-1973) of the children's magazine "En Patufet". |
| Search | Add | 24 | Matthew Swiezynski | co-founder of invisible birds label member of ingenting kollektiva member of community of light co-editor of the website dealing with minimalism and abstraction - the art of memory | |
| Search | Add | 24 | American Pick Hits Artists | House band for [l3350301], talent was typically uncredited studio musicians. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | John Hurford | Illustrator | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Conor Nutt | Conor Nutt is a singer and songwriter with Irish roots living in Sheffield, England (UK). | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Katharina Salice-Stephan | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Paul Waak | Artwork/Graphic Design Email: post@paulwaak.de | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Margo Huisman | Visual artist and graphic designer, born 22 August 1950 in Den Haag, Netherlands. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Инструментальный Ансамбль п/у Б. Демченко | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Hardnoiser | Dennis van Luttikhuizen | Dutch Harder Styles DJ/producer |
| Search | Add | 24 | RimDa | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Los Tres De Canarias | ||
| 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 | Rey Arturo Gonzalez | Colombian cumbia / salsa musician, singer, arranger, producer, orchestra lead | |
| 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 | lego island dj | New York, NY, USA. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Srpska Tromedja | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Maria Orłowska-Gabryś | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Pierre Brouillette-Hamelin | Pierre Brouillette-Hamelin | |
| Search | Add | 24 | 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 | 24 | Juanito Villar | Juan José Villar Jiménez | Spanish flamenco singer born in Cadiz in 1947 |
| Search | Add | 24 | Original Kugelberger Musikanten | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Alex Terzi | Alessandro Terzi | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Otto Nittnaus | Otto Nittnaus | Slovak graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Patti Layne | Patti Dawn Fedrau | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Richard Egizi | ||
| 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 | McGhee Entertainment | Listed also as: [b]McGhee Entertainment, Inc.[/b] Artist management company run by [a=Doc McGhee] and [a1899178]. For company credits see [l630029] | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Bill Britto | American jazz bassist | |
| 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 | Mary Schwegman | American singer-songwriter and musician. | |
| 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 | KOK Irak | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Nijolė Ščiukaitė | Pop vocalist. Born 1940 in Šiauliai, Lithuania. Sung in Šiaulių statybos tresto estradinis ansamblis, [a=Nemuno Žiburiai] (1963-1964 ), [a=Lietuvos Estradinis Orkestras] (1964-1965), [a=Estradinės Melodijos] (1965- ). Her husband was [a=Juozas Tiškus]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | theprivatepress.com | Credited for artwork on Techno releases. Also appears as "The Private Press". | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Nuria Estuñiga | Artist from Spain. | |
| 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 | 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 | 24 | Детская Хоровая Школа "Весна" | A renowned Russian children's choir, established in 1965 by [a=Alexander Ponomarev]. Mostly performing classical repertoire. | |
| 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 | Cloudeyes | ||
| 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 | Corey Kent White | Country music singer originally from Bixby, Oklahoma. At age 11, he was selected to front the youth Western swing band "Oklahoma Stomp," which traveled the country for five years. At age 17, he moved to Tennessee to write songs and develop a solo singing career. He appeared on Season 8 of The Voice (2015) and was signed by RCA Records Nashville in 2022. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Cameron JL West | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Jan Pobóg | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Jordy Copz | Jordan Bolou | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Trio Rio Azul | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | 田中正美 | Tanaka Masami. Credited with liner notes credits on Japanese releases. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Erna Perić | Reviewer at [l61922]. | |
| 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 | Manzoor Jhalla | Manzoor Husain Jhalla | Manzoor Husain Jhalla, is a modern Punjabi poet and songwriter. |
| 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 | Παναγιώτης Κουνάδης | Panayótis Kounádis, Greek historian-researcher of rebétiko music, musicologist, writer, tubist, civil engineer, producer of radio broadcasts, and owner of the most complete archive of 78 rpm records in Greece. Born in 1943 in Dilináta, Cephalonia Island, Greece. Ιn 1945, his family settled in Néa Philadélphia, Attica. He graduated from the Βαρβάκειο Πρότυπο Σχολή (= Varvakeio Model School) in 1961 and the School of Civil Engineering of the [l1693521] in 1967. From May 1968 to 1973, he lived in Paris, France, where he did postgraduate studies at the [l853606] Institute of Urban Planning. He also studied at the Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes (E.P.H.E.) Social and Economic Sciences and Ethnomusicology. He worked in French engineering companies as a civil engineer and urban planner. From 1973 to 1995, he worked in Greece as head of a private office for technical studies and supervision. One of the founding members of the "Σύλλογος Φίλων Ελληνικής Μουσικής" (= Association of Friends of Greek Music) (04/1962-1967), and the "Κέντρο Έρευνας και Μελέτης Ρεμπέτικων Τραγουδιών" (= Centre for Research and Study of Rebetika Songs) (1976-1983). Since 1973, he has been writing for the Daily and Magazine Press, mainly on the history of Greek song, with over a hundred publications. Between 1988 and 1993, he collaborated with radio stations as a producer of radio broadcasts. In 1993, he founded the [l=Αρχείο Ελληνικής Δισκογραφίας] and has been responsible for the release of a series of digital CDs from the 78-speed discography, in collaboration with the proprietary companies of the repertoire. He has collaborated with [l198541] as a musical and historical consultant on television shows. His first book, about Greek song, was published in 1999. Father of [a=Ελίτα Κουνάδη] & [a=Ελένη Κουνάδη]. Younger brother of [a=Γιάννης Κουνάδης] & [a=Ζάκης Κουνάδης]. Nephew of [a1498564] and uncle of [a=Λεονάρδος Κουνάδης] (Yánnis' son). | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Arne Aano | Arne Aano was a norwegian christian vocalist and accordion player. But he was also a baker. Born July 9, 1917 and died September 18, 1999 | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Roberto Mann | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Mira Sonnleitner | A US bassist, vocalist, and visual artist based in Portland, Oregon. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Xenon Ishikawa | Shunsuke Ishikawa = 石川 俊介 | Xenon Ishikawa is a Japanese bassist |
| Search | Add | 24 | Hosuk Lee-Makiyama | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Alex Wealands | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Micke Hagerman | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Shen Jo Ku Ji Bo | ||
| 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 | Mick Magic | Mick Magic became a central figure in the world underground scene from the sleepy town of Frimley, south of London. Banging out the space rock with his band, [a=Magic Moments At Twilight Time], championing indie groups with his zine, [b]The Mmattrix[/b], distributing and releasing mostly tapes with his [l=Music & Elsewhere] label (which later morphed into 'United World Underground'), and basically working night and day (when not driving a cab) on underground music activities. [Edited from an Article by Don Campau] | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Caspar Camomilla | Caspar Camomilla is a side project by singer and songwriter [a=Adam Usi]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Devon Bradshaw | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Polski Chór Kameralny Schola Cantorum Gedanensis | Polish chamber choir from Gdańsk, founded in 1978 by [a=Ireneusz Łukaszewski]. In 1983 the role of artistic director was passed on to his brother [a=Jan Łukaszewski]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | TA Filderstadt | German design and advertising agency based in Filderstadt near Stuttgart, Southwest Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Nuh Akgün | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Jo Parkinson | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Rolf Kristian Valbo | Musician and designer, born in 1988 in Kolbotn, Norway. Current drummer in death metal band [a1279764]. As a designer and layout he is doing cover artworks and concert posters. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | DJ DJ Tanner | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Emanuele Modigliani | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Rebelle Arte | Art direction for [a=Rebel Music (2)] releases | |
| Search | Add | 24 | aflightoremember | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Gogogoch | Sandwich Gogogoch | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Alf List | Alfred List | Musician, author, producer from Southern Germany. Runs the distributors [l=Mäule & Gosch] and [l=Schwabenpower.de]. Also co-owner of [l205422] and [l3895617]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Reid Icard | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Nuala Productions Inc. | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Schwyzerörgeli-Duett Kappeler-Gasser | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Jack Stillman's Orchestra | Almost nothing is known about this 1920s dance band. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Lauren Garza | Art Director & Designer | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Pat Heine | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Quest Typesetting | ||
| 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 | BalaRama | Mor Roziyo | Psychedelic Trance DJ producer from Bat Yam, based in Rishon Le Tzion, Israel |
| Search | Add | 24 | Costa Mar De Paco Godinez | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Marek Hojda | Keyboards player, singer | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Орк. Гарм. Соловьева И Бруева | Оркестр Гармонистов И.М.Соловьева и Г.З.Бруева | In 1910, Georgy Zakharovich Bruyev and Ivan Mikhailovich Solovyov created a chromatic harmonic orchestra (in some sources stated that it was a duet).It was wery popular in Russia in the beginning of XX centurie. A lot of records of this ensemble were made. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Complesso Gaio Padano | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Artiva Design | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Menno Timmerman | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Owen Findley | Owen Findley is a musician, visual artist from Leeds, UK, and shop owner of [l=Or8 Design]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Vonkor Lab | Simon Lejeune | Today known as Haedre. Simon Lejeune is a illustrator and comic author. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Arthur Coy Jr. | Arthur Coy Jr. | (Born: September 4, 1963) Arthur Coy Jr. Aka Tudy is the founder of [l=Dope House Records], founded in 1995, with his younger brother [a=Carlos Coy] aka [a=South Park Mexican]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Pierpaolo Perseu | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | David Radahd-Jones | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Carol Addison | Trinidadian singer | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Bobby MacLeod's Highland Dance Band | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Chuck Tranel | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Murray Sirdofsky | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | 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 | 24 | Marc Jaco | Bassist from Dallas, Texas. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Andrew Labanaris | Tattoo artist. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Tina Mercié | Illustrator. After studying in Poland and various stays in New York, where she worked for magazines, publishing and advertising, Tina Mercié is now back in France. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Ruff Mercy | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Twist Design | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | "Skeets" Yaney | Clyde A. Yaney | Born: June 16, 1909 Died: January 22, 1978 Country Music DJ Hall of Fame (1980) KMOX St. Louis, MO KSTL St. Louis, MO WGBF Evansville, IN (1931) |
| Search | Add | 24 | Nick Cordell | Visual artist | |
| Search | Add | 24 | منصور لبكي | Father Mansour Labaky is a Lebanese Maronite priest. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Frankie Donato | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | أحمد عبد الفتاح | Ahmed Abdel Fattah is an Egyptian accordionist, composer and arranger. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Z-66 | Spanish rock band founded in Mallorca in 1966 and leaded by Lorenzo Santamaría. They usually sang cover versions of English hits, influenced by Vanilla Fudge and Blood, Sweat & Tears. Other members were Vicenç Caldentey (guitar), Pedro Brunet (sax), Leopoldo González (bass) and Tito (drums). Previous to their first recordings Manolo Mari replaced Tito, Jose Noguera replaced Gerónimo and Manolo Ness replaced Pedro Brunet. They split-up in 1970. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Bolivar Ortiz | Bolívar Ortiz | Ecuadorian folk singer and guitarist, nicknamed Pollo, or Pollito Ortiz |
| Search | Add | 24 | Daniel Cooper-Bey | Graphic designer for the [l=Groove Merchant] label, often credited only as “Daniel”. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Harry Brooker | Pianist and lap steel guitar player. Died November 3, 1956 at age 41. Father of [a257412]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | 陳亮吟 | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Torstn Kauke | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | 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 | 24 | Mary Terezinha | Mary Terezinha Cabral Brum | Mary Terezinha was a Brazilian accordion player. She was married to Teixeirinha. She was born on 30 March 1946 and died on 30 June 2025 at the age of 79. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Ansambl Biljana | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Tim Eckhorst | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Bahar Büyükkavir | Graphic Designer currently based in Zurich. | |
| 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 | 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 [l1607657]. | |
| 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 | James Bellesini | Australian graphic designer / visual artist. Associated with the design company [l988952]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Sebastian Sollfrank | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Sturmrebellen | Oi RAC band from Hessen, Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Rudolf Rokl Group | Czech pop/jazz group, led by pianist [a=Rudolf Rokl]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | The Pablo All-Stars Jam | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Yolte | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Peter Tiefensee | ||
| 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 | Chœurs Marguerite Murcier | Choir led by Marguerite Murcier, which featured in the film adaptation of Offenbach's "Les Bavards" in 1957. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Helder Pedro | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Loris Cericola | Loris Cericola | Born in Turin in 1995, he's a musician, guitarist, electronic manipulator and video-artist located in Macerata. Former guitarist/singer of post-hardcore band Spirale and guitarist of alternative rock singer's band Pierpaolo Capovilla e i Cattivi Maestri, active as well as a solo musician with his real name and as Placenta Corporation. He's also a freelance sound designer for commissions like movies and art exhibitions. With at least 20 albums released with different projects, he's active in the Italian underground scene since 2010. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Захарий Кожарский | Захарій Кожарський | Ukrainian conductor. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Dragan Laković | Dragan Laković | (1929-1990) Serbian actor and singer of children's songs. Twin brother of [a=Predrag Laković]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Fridolin Feldmann | Born: 31. January 1913, Schübelbach, Switzerland Died: 03. October 1972, Lachen, Switzerland | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Miguel Sar | Miguel Sar | Spanish mixing and mastering engineer active since 1996, working at [l322507] based in Madrid. Artist alias [a=Tadeo] active since 2004. |
| 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 | Mathias Mille | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Arsene Obscene | French punk rocker, writer from Nice | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Les "Faux" Frères | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Jiří Plech Novotný | Jiří Novotný | Czech bass guitarist and recording engineer. Father of [a=Jiří "Kulich" Novotný]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Gwen Catley | Gwendoline Florence Catley | English Coloratura soprano vocalist. (9 February 1906 – 12 November 1996) |
| Search | Add | 24 | Roger 007 Moore | Roger Moore | Mastering, lacquer-cutting and electroplating engineer. Trained at [l217694]. Worked at [l107560] (1983-1996) and afterwards started his own Roger Moore Mastering in Barbados. Identifiable by runout etchings: "Roger 007", "Roger", "RWM", or a stickman figure with a halo (Simon Templar from The Saint was played by [a654903]). Where one of these appears please credit 'Lacquer Cut By' and 'Plated By'. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Poul Clemensen | Poul Mogens Bjerregaard Clemensen | Danish clarinetist and band leader 30. Aug. 1922 - 8. Feb. 1981 |
| Search | Add | 24 | Don Buday | ||
| 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 | Mike Pack | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Cory Laurence | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | John Maskell | Guitarist | |
| Search | Add | 24 | DIXSDAIN | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Samir Zavlan | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Amantes De Andalucia | Spanish flamenco group from Andalucia. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | A. L. Veldman | Annemarie de Graaf-Veldman | Born Annemarie L. Veldman. Married to [a=Roger de Graaf], founder of [l=Spinnin' Records]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Anthony Ponzio | Anthony Ponzio | Freestyle producer active in the 90s. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Musikkorps Der Kölner Schutzpolizei | German Police military band of Cologne (Köln). Active from Mid to Late 1960s. [b]Known Conductors:[/b] [a2564916] [a2902660] | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Shpe | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Negrão Dos Oito Baixos | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | DJ Glock | Jarrell Maurice Ross | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Ilussion 6 | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Lee Sweetland | Lynn Sweetland Jr. | American baritone vocalist and music teacher. Born October 9, 1916 in Webb City, Missouri, USA. Died August 10, 2009 in Valley Village, California, USA. Husband of singer [a1028427]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Siret Roots | Designer, photographer. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | La Pandylla | Costa Rican Latin music group active during 1980s and 1990s. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Meike Dinslage | ||
| 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 | sisorsat | Ingo Feldmann | [b]German producer[/b] Progressive House | Melodic House & Techno |
| Search | Add | 24 | Claude Sirois | Former founding member of and lead guitarist with Quebec (Laval) 60's garage band "Équipe 79" (with Robert Morissette, who went on to form 'Les Frères Brosse"), Claude Sirois returned in the 70's and went on to release over a dozen instrumental solo guitar-driven albums | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Jette Schandorf | Jette Schandorf | Danish bassist. Since the early 80's she has played with numerous danish pop bands and toured with the top solo artists in Denmark. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Κώστας Λιακόπουλος | Greek singer of laiko and folk-pop genre. Died on October 2015. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Yusuke Adachi | Yusuke Adachi | Japanese bassist and vocalist. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Marco Pernice | Guitarist, composer, singer, producer. | |
| 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 | Wolfgang Städele | German pianist, trumpeter, composer and engineer | |
| 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 | 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 | Montreal Bach Choir | Société Chorale Bach de Montréal | Choir founded in December 1951 by [url=http://www.discogs.com/artist/George+Little]George Little[/url]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Narodni Guslar Slavko Goranović | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Death Dedication | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Peter Friedberg | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Hanno Herbst | German songwriter, arranger, keyboardist and drummer | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Lester V. Coombs | Cabaret artist active in 1950s. Later became moderately successful as a country music singer. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Matt Yacoub | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Orquesta Guantanamera | Bolivian band playing cumbia and Bolivian folkore tunes, active in the 60s-70s. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Gramophone Dramatic Party | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Marco Butcher | Brazilian rock musician and one man band from Sao Paulo, now lives in Winston Salem, NC | |
| Search | Add | 24 | 木村好夫とザ・ビアーズ | Yoshio Kimura & The Beards. Japanese easy-listening group, led by the guitarist [a=Yoshio Kimura]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Győző Varga | Varga Győző was a Hungarian graphic artist, illustrator and designer. Born: June 17, 1929 (Budapest) Died: November 24, 2015 (Budapest) | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Zeckle Graphics | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Anissa Mezaguer | Ourida Mezaguer | Kabyle songwriter, singer and actress. Born : Decembre 23, 1944 (Alger) |
| Search | Add | 24 | WOTEM MF | Waste Of Time Effort & Money, Motherfucker!!! | Current members: Micko Hell - Guitar, Bass & Vocals 2017 - Tom Rask - Drums, Percussion 2022 - The Chi-Omega Go-Go Girls - Backing vocals & SEX Former members: Ykä The Beast (RIP) - Drums 2017 - 2022 Bazil Rockheart - Bass, backing vocals 2017 Viltsu - Bass 2017 - 2018 JP Herlevi - Guitar, Bass, Vocals 2018 - 2020 Marko Skou - Bass 2020 Juha Partti - Bass, backing vocals 2020 Hangaround members and helping hands: Atoni - Bass Buckman - Guitar Tipi - Percussion Jusa - Drums Hössö - Guitar, Vocals, Writing Korpela - Guitar, Bass Rapu - Guitar Ölli - Guitar Mertsa - Bass Euge - Guitar |
| Search | Add | 24 | Webert Sicot | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Tobias Lindkvist | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Masato Teraguchi | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Kib Sreng | Tristan McClelland | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Miss Indubala | Indubala Devi | Indian singer, and actress, known for her Nazrul Geeti songs, born November, 1899 in Amritsar - died 30 November 1984 in Kolkata. From very humble origins, she started singing in the red light area of Kolkata. She made her first recording in 1916; refusing to accept payment, she was credited as Miss Indubala (amateur). From 1922 until 1950, she appeared on stage, mainly in singing roles. She made her radio debut on 24 July 1927. From 1932, she commenced work as a movie actress, as well as a voice actress. In 1936, she was appointed court musician to the Maharaja of Mysore. She received a Lifetime Achievement award from the Sangeet Natak Academy in 1975. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Humberto Mello | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Dan Pifer | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Studio ARTCO Berlin | German design agency see also [a2949072] | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Teknocannibaal | AVANT-GORE ,HARSH NOISE ,WASTE-CORE ,EXPERIMENTAL Siegfried A. Kurwaski , Circuit Bender , Ass Looper and Fruit Atrocities. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Lapo Belmestieri | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Simon Ngwenya | Simon Sgubudu Ngwenya | Musician and producer from South Africa, founded and produced groups such as Indoda Engaziwa, Abakhwenyana and Ofeleba. Died in 2006 after a short illness. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Les 3 Bars | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Studio Sjuttio | Swedish design studio. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Carl Grunow | Karl Ludwig Bruno Seidler-Winkler | Alias for [a=Bruno Seidler-Winkler]'s tubaphone and xylophone recordings in the Ragtime era of the 1900's and 1910's. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Curt Baum | German barrel organ player, manufacturer and restaurateur in Hamburg with own record sales: [l1025242] | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Siou-Min Julien | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | The Coodabeen Champions | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Aleksandar Kravić | Aleksandar Kravić | Serbian bass player. Long time member of [a=Đorđe Balašević]'s backing band. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Phil Cassens | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Don Kamerer | Credited with liner notes on 1980s [l=Chess] reissues. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Graphiek Guc | Guillaume-Ulrich Chifflot | French multimedia artist, creating and producing graphic design, record sleeves, typography, painting, sculptures since 1990. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Front Publicity Inc. | フロントパブリシティ | Japanese designer. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Anders Røkkum | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Francis Jacques | Belgian accordionist | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Bertrand Bech's Kor Og Orkester | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Zhang Di | 張志民 | Taiwanese singer and host, born on July 24, 1942 in Qingdao, China. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Sam Dishington | Born Aug 26th, 1987 - from Hobart, Tasmania, Australia Vocalyst, producer, layout artist and does also mixing, recording and engineering He worked with bands like: Taberah, Redemption Denied, Mephistopheles, Atra Vetosus, Deadspace, Lost in Desolation | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Grelun Landon | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Mitglieder Des Tonhalle-Orchesters Zürich | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Emilio Quiñones | Puerto Rican singer | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Musikkapelle Des Militärkommandos Kärnten | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | 横山和光 | 横山和光 / Kazumitsu Yokoyama | Producer / director of 文化放送 (Bunka Housou = Nippon Cultural Broadcasting Inc.） |
| Search | Add | 24 | Нео Вечный | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Alison Tulloch | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | @Spudgunjuice | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Si Ahmed Ben Ali | Algerian producer, sometimes his name is spelled "Sid Ahmed Ben Ali" | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Militärmusik Von Tirol | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Fabrizio Bucciarelli | Fabrizio Bucciarelli | Italian singer, DJ-producer and journalist from Modena, Emilia-Romagna. |
| Search | Add | 24 | House Of Wizzard | UK design company established in 1973 as The House Of Wizzard Limited. Co-founded by [a=David Myers (3)] and Marylyn Breslaw. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | R/Tistique | Ruben Rietveld | DJ and producer from Amsterdam, Netherlands. |
| Search | Add | 24 | George Stratis Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Άκης Παπάς | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Pocateja | ||
| 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 | Artie MacLaren | (Born: 19 Mars 1940 - Died: 4 September 2014) was a Canadian country music guitarist and singer. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Sean Bourne | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Gabriele Del Barba | Gabriele Marco Del Barba | Italian producer and label owner. He is the founder of [l=Farm S.r.l.]. Not to be confused with [a=Marco Del Barba]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Bradley Claborn | Bass player | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Lordbret | French producer and remixer. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Marsh Gooch | Marshall Gooch | Graphic designer, writer and marketing specialist. Guitar player, bass player, basic keys. |
| 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 | Matt Dubspun | Matthew Mulac | Chicago-born DJ/Artist that spins Deep House, Jazz & Techno. Owner of Vibenotic Recordings. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Carchost | Niels Kuiper | Black Metal multi-instrumentalist and vocalist from the Netherlands. |
| 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 | 三輪岳志 | Takeshi Miwa. Japanese music critic. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Bod Guibert | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | ChrisnaMorten | Christian Marinus Olesen | Alias used by Danish designer [a1837904]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Mario Pochini | Italian audio engineer worked at [l339456]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Tony Marer | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Diggles | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Momo&C° | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Jack Aistrop | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | The Serge Chaloff Sextet | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | David Berbel | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Arys | Анатолий Веред (Anatolii Vered) | Trance / Progressive Trance DJ & producer from Bila Tserkva, Ukraine. Born: 15-01-1987 |
| Search | Add | 24 | Jack Sherwood | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Eric #2 | Eric James Thielen | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Inger-Johanne Engen | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Istochie | Experimental,harsh noise,harsh noise wall, from Russia | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Doppel-Quartett Turnverein Neumünster | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Hendro Saky | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | A Guide For Reason | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Beth Yenni | ||
| 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 | Davide Barbi | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Brownie Bunch | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Dima Ibrahim | Den Haag, Netherlands **mastering credits | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Simone Bica | Simone Bica | Italian DJ and producer born in Trapani. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Rajkamal Kalamandir | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Λύκειον Των Ελληνίδων | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Patrick Lhotellier | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Rod Meyer | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | B. Bocage | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Józef Lazarz I Jego Międzynarodowa Orkiestra | Indian Orchard, Massachusetts | |
| Search | Add | 24 | EMC-O | ||
| 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 | Hideki Take | Broadcaster and writer of music books, born in 1946 in Funabashi City, Chiba Prefecture, Japan. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Stepanova Inna | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Wellington Citadel Band Of The Salvation Army | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | www.mikronized.com | Joel Evey | Graphic designer from Philadelphia, USA. Contact: me@joelevey.com |
| Search | Add | 24 | 入江たのし | 入江太乃士 | Irie Tanoshi. Japanese radio presenter and media producer. Born in Osaka on August 25, 1959. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Xavier Aymar | Xavier Aymar | Cartoonist from Spain |
| Search | Add | 24 | Sieskja | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Billy May's Music | Credit associated to Billy May's work with early-1950s satirist [a450006], using his arranging skills to help Freberg create spoofs of then-current hits by creating musical backing often stunningly close to the original hit single. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Christian Roerig | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Marc Van Stiphout | Dutch bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Mark Carew | Bassist, Vocalist from Brighton, England. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Martin Helmantel | Dutch bass player, born 28th April 1965 in Amsterdam. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Reginald Iwinski | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Yoshiyasu Satake | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Indira Wadkar | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Карл Ильич Элиасберг | Karl Ilitch Eliasberg | Soviet conductor. Belarusian: Карл Ілліч Эліасберг b. 10 Jun. 1907 in Minsk d. 12 Feb. 1978 in Leningrad |
| Search | Add | 24 | Инструментальный Ансамбль п/у Лаци Олаха | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Edward "Buzz" Outlander | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Johann 3000 | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Dean Williams-Verdin | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Aires De Montanya De Selva | Spanish folk ensamble from Majorca | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Complesso I Recordmen | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Paul D. Millar | From New York City | |
| Search | Add | 24 | ID-Entity | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | L.G. Mair, Jr. | Lloyd George Mair jr. | Born in March 8, 1948 in New York, Lloyd Mair, Jr. was an electronic musician who spent over a decade as the in-house bass player at the New York comedy club Catch a Rising Star. His friend George Calfa, who was a comic at the time, recalls Mair staying at the club every night until 4 a.m. in the morning, recording rhythm tracks and electronic pieces. Many of these ended up on a slew of underground cassette releases from 1987 to 1998, and Mair was also a frequent collaborator with other like-minded artists such as [a=Alien Planetscapes0 and [a=Hal McGee]. Usually credited only LG Mair or L.G. Mair when credited in [a=Alien Planetscapes]. He died Nov 24, 2019 in Sevierville. |
| 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 | Thorpe Bates | Musical comedy star, and father of the character actress Peggy Thorpe-Bates. Born 11 February 1883, London; died 23 May 1958, London. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Cavaros | Rosa Cavalieri | Italian songwriter |
| Search | Add | 24 | Tao Quit | Alexandr Rakita | Alternative rapper and producer from Czech Republic complete discography here: http://taoquit.blogspot.com/ |
| Search | Add | 24 | Дана Кентай | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Heavy Nopal | Rock n Roll band formed after the rock group [a=Dama (10)] disbanded, feat. Members: [a=Rodrigo Levario], [a=Sergio Mancera (2)],Luis Gerardo Jimenez, Juan Salcedo. The band in first plays cover of the Urban trova Composer [a=Rodrigo González] , after ... plays their own songs. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Lapussio | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Jokoko | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Guto Laureano | Geraldo Laureano Augusto da Silva | Brazilian singer, songwriter and producer. He passed away in January 19, 2018. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Audiotoxin | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Magyar Állami Operaház Énekkara | Hungarian State Opera Chorus For the Chamber choir, please use [a6680809] For the Children's choir, please use [a3278833] For the Men's choir, please use [a2956229] For the 0rchestra, please use [a5029052] | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Kabalababa | Császár Gertrúd | |
| Search | Add | 24 | The Clive Allan Orchestra | Fake artist name used by Avenue (6) for releases either recorded in the UK by Alan Caddy or licensed from other countries such as the Netherlands | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Muurruum | Project from Minsk, Belarus. | |
| 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 | Polca. | Japanese rapper & illustrator. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Lance Vantile Whitfield | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Joachim Ussing | Danish bassist (October 9,1952 Copenhagen) | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Ovidiu Corodan | Romanian bass guitarist. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Black Spring Monolith | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Mauricio UM | Maurício Alves dos Santos | DJ and Brazilian electronic music producer, Paunchy Cat Records owner |
| Search | Add | 24 | Trust-Design-Agency | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Luis Edgardo Ramirez | Venezuelan voice actor | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Richard Borofsky | Banjo player | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Samuel Biscuit | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Carlo Cennamo | Saxophonist. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Chris Serafini | Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania, U.S.A.) based bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Byroglyphics | Russ Mills | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Annika Ståhl | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Casino Royal Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Arnold Garcia | Corpus Christi, Texas producer and sound engineer for [l=Hacienda Records (3)]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Антоненыч | Андрей Евгеньевич Антоненко | Russian musician-multinstrumentalist and composer in [a331797], [a1402490] Born: November 6, 1974, Leningrad |
| Search | Add | 24 | Emmanuel Rose | Emmanuel ROSE | 1978. Emmanuel ROSE was born on May 21 in Longjumeau in France into a family of musicians. He was immersed in the world of music from a young age. 1990. He entered the music conservatory to work for ten years on music theory, piano but above all, under the direction of his teacher Christian JOLY, computer-assisted music (MAO) Emmanuel ROSE begins the study of composition, studies different sound syntheses and the Musical Instrument Digital Interface. 1993. Creation of his recording studio “Paray Studio France” 1997. Emmanuel ROSE prepares his first Album entitled “ATMOSPHERE” 10 tracks mastered at Studio ADL in Paris. He became a member of [url=https://www.sacem.fr/]Sacem[/url] as a songwriter and performer. 2000. He is preparing a second Album entitled “[r=31399361]” That same year, Emmanuel ROSE entered the [l102090] (Institut National de l’Audiovisuel) It will be [a146392], long-time director of the [l399904] (Groupe de Recherches Musicales) who will open the doors to him. 2001. Meeting with Manuel ORNATO, he works on electro records and markets several titles with [l99454]. 2004. New Album entitled “[r=31398008]” including a piece Pt,1 is composed at [l399904] in 5.1 multi channel, with solos performed by musicians from [l27139]. The sound recording was carried out in Paris at studio 116 of the [l304226] and the mixing produced at Paray Studio France. 2005. First Single “[r=31396289]” (available in 5.1 DTS format) 2006. Two new Singles follow each other “[r=29441926]” and “[r=31351381]” . . . 2023. Find all the best Singles from Emmanuel ROSE gathered in a Best of 2000 / 2023. With [r=31397162], [r=31397285], [r=31397642], [r=31397783], [r=31399361]... 2025. The new album « Emmanuel ROSE - IN MEMORY - 25 YEARS » is now available on 33 RPM vinyl from [url=https://www.diggersfactory.com/fr/vinyl/326139/emmanuel-rose-in-memory-25-years]Diggers Factory[/url] |
| Search | Add | 24 | Castellina | Roberto Giraldi | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Joe Boyd-Brent | Musician and visual artist originally from Minneapolis, MInnesota, USA. He has also lived in New York City, New York, USA. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Freshline Allstars | J. Wind / Quickmix / O.Jeglitza | Freshline Allstars was a production team name occasionally used by the producers behind [l=Freshline Records], a music production company from Germany that had achieved notable success in the late '80s and early '90s. The core producers on the team were [a=Jürgen Wind] (J. Wind) and [a=Frank Hassas] ([a=Quickmix]). For promotional reasons, Freshline Records co-founder and rapper [a=Olaf Jeglitza] ([a=O-Jay]) was traditionally given shared producer and songwriter credits alongside Wind and Hasass despite not actually having any involvement in the music production. By 1993, the trio had completely abandoned the name 'Freshline Allstars' and became known simply as J. Wind / Quickmix / O.Jeglitza on their music productions. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Вусал Мирзаев | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Snatch the Snail | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | 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 | 24 | Meyer Brown | Bassist for the American punk rock band [a=Half Hearted Hero]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Will Hirst | Drummer in Massachusetts hardcore bands Violence To Fade, Maniac, Misfortune, Revenge and Restraining Order. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Lenka Kovaříková | Lenka Kovaříková | Czech graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Studio Bonne Mine | French design agency located in Paris. 8 rue Titon, 75011 Paris • 01 48 87 21 79 | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Baked Goods Skunkworks | Graphic design company from UK | |
| 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 | Knamf | ||
| 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 | Jake Karns | Visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | François-René Richez | Artwork designer. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Kristopher Mørder | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Sam Alcarez | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Depete | Peter Meldgaard | Engineer, guitarist, producer, and songwriter. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Dlog | Martin Kromka | Slovak metal multiinstrumentalist. Owner of the [l=Suicide Taste Productions]. Also member of Wartag. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Вадим Голованов | Вадим Евгеньевич Голованов | Vadim Golovanov (born March 5, 1959 in Moscow - died March 14, 2015) is a Russian singer-songwriter of medical-themed songs. After finishing school, he entered the medical school at the Central Clinical Hospital of the 4th Main Directorate of the USSR Ministry of Health, where he studied in the specialty of "Nursing". In his free time, he worked part-time as an orderly at the same Central Clinical Hospital. It was there, in the intensive cardiology department, that he came to work, having received a diploma of a medical brother. A few months later, he was called up to the ranks of the Soviet Army. He did his military service in the Khabarovsk Territory, working in a medical unit (1977-1979). After being discharged into the reserve, Vadim entered the medical faculty of the N. A. Semashko Moscow Medical and Sanitary Institute, which he graduated from in 1986. He was assigned to the ambulance service. He devoted most of his life to this work. Most of the "03" employees know and will remember Vadim not only as an excellent specialist, a decent and kind person, but also as a brilliant author of songs about the ambulance service. No one else could tell about his favorite job in songs like that — and it’s unlikely that anyone will be able to! For the ambulance workers, Golovanov’s songs were an outlet, helping them survive yet another bad production situation, treat it with humor, or simply cheer up before a shift. Songs helped young people decide on their future profession, and sometimes served as an advisor and a teaching aid. Alas, even the best people are not eternal. It is no secret that the profession of a doctor does not contribute to longevity. In recent years, Vadim’s health was not going well. The death of his beloved wife, apparently, finally undermined the vitality of this wonderful person. A person has passed away who personified an entire era: the time of smoke-filled RAFs and magnesium, a time when they treated according to conscience, and in the “smoking rooms” instead of “arrivals” they discussed clinical cases. The memory of those years will forever remain with us in Vadim’s songs. |
| 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 | Jack Weigand | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | John Gustard | UK illustrator. | |
| 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 | Justin Goers | Austin, Texas musician, graphic designer and color separation specialist at [l=Mondo (3)]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Erkki Melakosken Orkesteri | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Corinne Polloni | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | 福井利雄 | Toshio Fukui. Japanese arranger. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | SM Associati | ||
| 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 | Alive&Silent | Manuel Brehs | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Andrew Heuback | Visual artist and label proprietor originally from the Kansas City area. Currently based in Portland, Oregon. | |
| 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 | Zoltán Kilián | Zoltán Kilián | |
| Search | Add | 24 | The Rolling Tones | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Sacha Lynch-Robinson | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Jeff Moris Tepper | Jeff Moris Tepper | Guitarist |
| Search | Add | 24 | Los Siete Latinos | Mexican cumbia group. Also appears as [b]Los 7 Latinos[/b]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Gary Niederhoff | American Sludge Metal musician. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Robert Q. Lewis | Robert Lewis Goldberg | American radio and television personality, game show host and actor. Born April 25, 1920 in Manhattan, New York, USA. Died December 11, 1991 in New York, New York, USA. Lewis hosted his on TV show [i]The Robert Q. Lewis Show[/i] (1954-56). Lewis began his career as a child actor and singer on the NBC Radio version of [i]The Horn & Hardadt Children's Hour[/i]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Alan Cowderoy | English guitarist and vocalist. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Peter O'Shaughnessy | Australian actor, director & writer (b. Melbourne 5 Oct., 1923 - Prominent in the Melbourne theatre world of the late 1950s. Spent some years in the UK (1946-1954 & 1961-1965). Active in Sydney productions in the late 1960s. Later lived in Ireland, but returned to Australia periodically. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Gerard Delaney | Art director, designer in the last decade of the last century for the [l=Pandisc] & [l=Neurodisc Records] labels. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Ousted Queer | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Hubert Griffe | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Kristofer Elofsson | A&R affiliated with SubSpace Communications 1998-2007. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Jože Vozny | Jože Vozny | Slovene television, radio and theatre director (1941-2011). He adapted many Slovene and world children classics. The most known are Zverinice iz Rezije for TV and F. S. Finžgar's novel Pod svobodnim soncem for radio. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Аслан Тхакумачев | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Christopher McCaffrey | Bassist and founder member of [a148725]. Died from a brain tumour in 1989. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Meindert Kramer | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Mahboub Bati | Safar Bati Mohamed El Mahboub / محبوب باتي | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Jos Murphy | Bass player. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Les Hawaian Troubadours | French instrumental group. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | J.P. Krom | J.P. Krom is a chilean soloist musician, guitarist and singer. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Archibald Anderson | ||
| 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 | Luis Restuccia | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Neagu Djuvara | Romanian historian and diplomat from Bucharest (b. August 31, 1916 - d. January 25, 2018) | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Varya Nizamova | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Rod Vass | Illustrator | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Óskar Dj Bass | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Soul Suicide | A DSBM band from Michigan | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Artur Grassmann | Artur Grassmann | Polish grindcore & metal musician. Founder of [l=Lifestage Productions]. Brother of [a=Adrian Grassmann]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Pierre Soulié | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Peter Aschberger | Karl-Peter Aschberger | German accordionist, composer and songwriter (* 12 October 1937 in Munich, German Empire; † 04 November 2008). |
| Search | Add | 24 | Stefan Ziehn | German punk bassist and drummer, area Neuwied/ Koblenz | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Koor o.l.v. Jan Theelen | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Orchestra Sandrino Piva | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Δημήτρης Καράμπελας | ||
| 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 | Fredrik Dogertz | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Robert Sinclair Wilson | Canadian bassist, vocalist | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Dorian Whisper | Dorian Whisper, a versatile singer-songwriter from the Netherlands, primarily composes his songs on guitar, weaving lyrics that draw inspiration from cherished memories to striking political events or just spread positivity. His rock and pop compositions seamlessly blend a variety of musical styles and influences. Despite having decades of musical experience, Dorian Whisper debuted with his EP ‘As Long as You Want’ in March 2020. This EP was followed by several successful singles, including ‘Brand New Day' and ‘Fate Cut Another Ribbon’, the latter of which honors the late rock drummer Taylor Hawkins of the Foo-Fighters. Dorian Whisper is highly involved in the production of his music, singing and playing guitar on all his tracks. Since 2022, he also taken on the roles of playing keys, bass and drums. For earlier releases, the accompanying instruments were played by arranger and musician Richard Deligero from Davao City (Philippines). In addition to his rock and pop music, Dorian Whisper also experiments with synthesizers and electronic music. For example, his song 'Time For The Game' (June 2024) captures the excitement of upcoming sports events, while 'Another Way - Synth Version' (2023) reinvents an earlier acoustic song in an electronic style. Despite the electronic experiments, his music often features signature rocking guitar solos. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | 4℃合唱團 | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Maurice Tassart | French liner noter in classical releases. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Carlito Lassa | Charles Ndombasi Lassa | Carlyto Lassa (born Charles Ndombasi Lassa on January 15, 1961) is a Congolese musician and singer-songwriter. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Dr. Clevins | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Azenoire | ||
| 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 | Salsa Fever Orchestra | Puerto Rican salsa orchestra formed by [a1506277] | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Hal Stringfellow Imbrie | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Flash Fox | Designer of the [a=America (2)] logo. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | John Doe Experience | C. Loik | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Orchestre De Jean Morlier | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | James J. Ticchio | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Duo Humorístico Crispim | Portuguese father-and-son duo formed by [A=José Crispim] and [A=Mário Crispim]. Later, at some point in their venturous career, they would team with [A=Mário Jorge (3)] Crispim to become [A=Cócó, Ranheta e Facada] representing a fascinanting three generation father-son-and-grandson trio. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | الشرقاوي | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Still Defiant | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Coronet Studio Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Sergii Kovalov | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | B. Estacada | Wilhelm Walther Ernst Bosheck | |
| Search | Add | 24 | KuzMinOff | ||
| 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 | Chen Mei Feng | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Moreno Moresi | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Johs. Bjørknes | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Фахриддин Умаров | Fahriddin Umarov (born 1926) was an Uzbek folk singer. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Jon Bicknell | Bassist and backing singer, Surrey, UK | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Partners Rime Syndicate | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Bob Skwerski | Bass player from Chicago | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Deeplations | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | The Klaudt Indian Family | Chief Melvin, Mom, Kenneth, Vernon, Raymond, and Betty Klaudt | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Pamela Collocott | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Ian Kashani | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Karatau | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Ion Duca | Romanian traditional folk singer born in Dobrotești, Teleorman County. He activated 5 years in Ansamblul „Ciocîrlia“ and in folk ensemble of Philharmonic „Paul Constantinescu“, Ploiești. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | D. N. Madhok | Dina Nath Madhok | Mr. Madhok (22 October 1902 – 9 July 1982) was a prominent Bollywood film lyricist, active from the 1940s to the 1960s. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Virgin Munich | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Lynn Raynor | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Роман Синцов | Роман Синцов | Roman Sintsov is Russian sound engineer, musician and singer based in Moscow. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Renato Scirè | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Bryan Garo | Bryan David Garofalo | See [b][a=Bryan Garofalo][/b]. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Monster Planet | A multi-media collective of musicians, sound designers, visual artists, pixel bandits, and B-movie chuds, based in Seattle. | |
| 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) | |
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| Search | Add | 24 | Тамара Дадашева | Tamara Dadashov | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Sydalesis | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Sergio Lemke | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Rainer Zu Fall | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | 三浦憲 | Ken Miura. Japanese music journalist. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Jean-Charles Cremers | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Carlos Garau | Carlos Garau Oliver | Spanish bass player. |
| Search | Add | 24 | Werner Dorendorf | swiss designer | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Orchestre Conga De La Capitale | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Janette Valentine | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Αντώνιος Μπελούσης | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Derek McNeill | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Georg Freundorfers Zither-Trio | German zither trio directed by [a1444425]. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Lachab Amar | Born in Alger the 31th of July 1932 he was one of the most famous chaâbie singer in the 1950's et 1960's, before to leave to France. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Nelson S. Parkerson Jr. | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Svemir Opara | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | Fred Barovick | ||
| Search | Add | 24 | David Heavener | American singer, songwriter, director, actor, composer, producer and writer (born 22 December 1958 in Louisville, Kentucky, USA) specialising in low-budget features and direct-to-video action films. | |
| Search | Add | 24 | Marco Roberti | Argentine musician | |
| 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. |
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