Report created based on data in MusicBrainz as of 05/01/2026
Found 619583 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 | 23 | Бойко Петков | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Γιώργος Βιτάλης | Conductor and composer, born 9 Jan. 1895 in Athens, Greece; died 27 Apr. 1959. He was conductor of the Khedivial Opera House (Royal Opera House), Cairo. He also worked with Saint-Saens and Ravel in Paris, and with Richard Strauss and Furtwangler in Berlin. He went to the USA in 1946. He was uncle of [a=Μαρία Ρώτα]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Frank Boylan | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Christina Burfeind | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 23 | 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 | 23 | And -Eccentric Agent- | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Kidd Glove | Paul Sabu | A name [a=Paul Sabu] used when recording his Kidd Glove Album backed by a band. [a=Paul Sabu] vocals, guitars [a=Bobby Sandstrom] keyboards [a=Jeff Steele] bass [a=Mike Baird] drums |
| Search | Add | 23 | 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 | 23 | Nelson Olmsted | Originally from Minneapolis, Olmsted was an actor, active from the 1940s to 70s. He started in radio while at college in Texas, then moved to New York to appear on stage, television (Perry Mason), and film. Sometimes billed as Nelson Olmstead, he was best known for an unusual NBC radio series, Sleep No More (1956–57), in which he narrated his own adaptations of terror tales and science-fantasy stories. Vanguard Records often hired him to read for their spoken word LPs. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Terence Toy | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Eric Dimson | Filipino organist, known for his instrumental works in the 70s. Born January 23, 1948. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Chisami Takeshige | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Jan Neste Design | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Gerry Powell | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | ZenoPhex | Noah | Producer From Denmark Who makes Gabber and other types of Oldschool techno |
| Search | Add | 23 | Amaro Berghout | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Simbei | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Ansambl Veroljuba Jovanovića | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Die Lustigen Tänzer | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Camomile Tea Relax | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Coni Duchess | Coni Lisica | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Мирган Еркат | Միհրան Երկաթ | Armenian bass or baritone opera vocalist. Born 1921, in Constantinople, died 1986, in Yerevan. In Latin letters: Migran Erkat or Yerkat or Jerkat. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Wycliffe Messam | See also [l=Mes Jam]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Jeri Yoshizu | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Hartcore Junkie | Mikael.k | HARTCORE JUNKIE is a Swiss hardcore gabber producer and dj from Glarus, Switzerland. He began to produce tracks in 2020. With his tracks he brings back the "classic" hardcore gabber sound from 90s. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Mollie Waite | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Tom Cossie | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Unknown Artworks | Graphic artist and Rapper from Germany | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Vargrwulf | Joseph Gates | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Ansamblis "Sutartinė" | A professional chamber ensemble of folk instruments. He performs original and arranged works by Lithuanian and foreign composers, stylised and sometimes traditional folk music. Founded in 1956 on the initiative of [a=Pranas Tamošaitis] as a chamber group of Ensemble [a=Lietuva] (until 1964 a septet). Since 1967 it has had its present name Sutartinė. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Ultramars | Dj Ultramars bought his first record of electronic music at the age of 11, and started composing his own music in 1991, but it was only in 1994, with the arrival of the rave culture in brittany, that he came to Djing. He composed his first track of electronic only music in 1995, after the purchase of a midi studio, and made his first release on vinyl in 1997. 1998 saw the first release of his own vinyl record label, mars assault records, followed by another 35 (and counting) vinyl records releases from dj ultramars as a label producer, with tracks from himself as well as from other artists. Dj Ultramars bought his first sound system in 2003, and started to use it for organising parties under the name "mars assault" for the free teKno & hardcore tekno, or "NHC presents" for the jungle/D&B, with also many collaborations/performances with other party organisations. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Александр Шалов | Александр Борисович Шалов (Aleksandr Borisovisch Shalov) | Russian balalaika player, conductor and composer (1927-2001). |
| Search | Add | 23 | Lightning Vs. Waveband | Marzena + Robert | Trance duo from Warsaw, Poland. Marzena aka Lightning was born in Warsaw in 1983, and she lives there nowadays. Robert aka Waveband was born in Warsaw in 1981. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Buck Stapleton | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Rimantas Siparis | Opera vocalist (bass) from Lithuania. 1927 – 1990. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Lord Zeljko | French reggae selector, radio host (Radio 20/20, Proxima du Centaure, Libertaire, Aligre [l=Radio Nova (2)]), founder of the [l=King Dragon] sound system and the dancehall webradio Boomblast. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Sergey SF | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Reyman Eray | Turkish musician, author and journalist. (b. 1942 - d. 2006) | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Ed Rothkowitz | Edward S. Rothkowitz | Eddie Rothkowitz was an American film editor and producer. Born January 8, 1942, The Bronx, New York; died April 1, 2006, Playa del Rey, California (age 64). Known for Midnight Cowboy (1969), Warm Summer Rain (1989) and Tis the Season (1994). |
| Search | Add | 23 | Ron Prudence | Drummer from Harlow, Essex, UK | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Bang Bang Artwork | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Jewel Kilcher | Born on May 23, 1974, and professionally known as [a106201]. An American singer-songwriter, guitarist, producer, actress, and poet. Use this entry when full name is credited. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Lan Ying (2) | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Sugar Sweets | Vocalist | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Seijiro Kuroda | 黒田 誠二郎 / Kuroda Seijirô | Japanese singer, cellist. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Lidový Soubor Václava Berky | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | José Motos | José Motos Rodrigo | JOSÉ MOTOS RODRIGO, flamenco guitarist, best known in the flamenco world with his own stage name JOSÉ MOTOS, was born in Salamanca in 1930 and died in Madrid in 1978. Graduated as a lawyer. During the 1950s he appeared in the cast of Vicente Escudero, Rosario and Antonio and Carmen Amaya. In the 1960s he formed his own show and toured several European countries in continuous tours for several years, taking him to El Tupe, La Cuatro, Caraestaca, Milagros and other excellent artists. He also offered concerts and makes various solo recordings. |
| Search | Add | 23 | 原田ゆかり | Yukari Harada. Japanese female singer, born in Saitama prefecture on July 24, 1970. Debuted as an idol singer who is good at Enka kobushi vibrato. She later became a great impressionist. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | José Celso Guida | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | 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 | 23 | Ländlerkapelle Brünigklänge | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | El Rotringo | Jean-Jacques Tachdjian | French visual artist, also bassist and vocalist. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Apollo Komesha '71 | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | St. Barbara Church Choir | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Zabandis | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | "Fiddler On The Roof" Original Broadway Cast | Cast of the 1964 Broadway musical. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | 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 | 23 | Banda De Música Da Guarda Nacional Republicana | Banda Sinfónica da Guarda Nacional Republicana | Portuguese brass band. Actualmente a Banda de Música está na dependência da Unidade de Segurança e Honras de Estado, sendo que constitui um dos órgãos que o Ex.mo Comandante-Geral tem à sua disposição para, no âmbito da actividade musical, concorrer com a sua acção em actividades no âmbito das actividades de Representação a nível do Protocolo de Estado, cerimónias militares, culturais e recreativas e de divulgação da GNR. A elevada especialização dos seus componentes e o seu amplo e valioso arquivo (mais de 3.000 obras) permitem que a Banda em Concerto atinja um nível artístico difícil de encontrar em agrupamentos congéneres. Dos muitos êxitos obtidos em digressões fora do País destacam-se em 1892 o Concurso Internacional de Bandas Militares em Badajoz; em 1910 em Madrid, S. Sébastian e Barcelona; em 1930, digressão ao Brasil; em 1963, na Holanda participando na NATO-TAPTOE e em Paris gravando concertos para a Rádio; em 1965, representando Portugal no IV Centenário da Fundação do Rio de Janeiro; no mesmo ano na cidade de Badajoz; em 1980, em Mons (Bélgica) no 20º Festival Internacional de Bandas Militares; em 1987, Cáceres, intercâmbio cultural entre Portugal e Espanha; em 1988, Cáceres e Plasência, (Espanha) jornada de solidariedade com a zona sinistrada do Chiado (Lisboa); em 1995, Modena (Itália) para participar no 4º Festival Internacional de Bandas Militares; em 1996, Basileia (Suíça) para participar no 5º Festival Internacional de Bandas de Polícia; em 1998, digressão ao Luxemburgo tendo actuado em três cidades: Differdange, Luxemburgo e Vianden, tendo obtido grande êxito sobretudo no concerto efectuado na sala de concertos do Conservatório do Luxemburgo. Ainda de salientar, os tradicionais concertos de Ano Novo com a presença de Sua Excelência o Sr. Presidente da República. Em 2005 a Banda foi distinguida com o prémio “Amália” na categoria de Música Clássica. Em 2006 foi conferido à Banda, por S. Ex.ª O Sr. Presidente da República, Dr. Jorge Sampaio, o Título de Membro-honorário da Ordem do Infante D. Henrique. Desde 1838, a Banda foi dirigida, no período que a cada um se atribui, pelos seguintes maestros: Jerónimo Soller (1838-1878), Jacques Murat (1878), Manuel Augusto Gaspar (1878-1901), António Gonçalves da Cunha Taborda (1901-1911), Joaquim Fernandes Fão (1911-1935), Lourenço Alves Ribeiro (1935-1959), Manuel da Silva Dionísio (1960-1973), Joaquim Alves de Amorim (1974-1982), Idílio Martins Fernandes (1982-1989), Vasco da Cruz Flamino (1989-2001) e Jacinto Coito Abrantes Montezo (2001-2008) e João Afonso Cerqueira (2008-2023). O Maestro Alferes Ricardo Torres é o actual maestro da Banda Sinfónica da GNR, desde 2 de Fevereiro deste ano. |
| Search | Add | 23 | The Mgm Singing Strings | The MGM Singing Strings | The [l33261] strings ensemble. For soundtracks related to [l154276] productions. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Anu RuleZ | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | 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 | 23 | Marian Jankowski | Credited as sleeve designer | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Leroybroughtflowers | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Terrie Stubbs | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Gutschi | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | The Midnight Minstrels | Pseudonym used on Regal (UK) for various British and American dance bands. American orchestras with recordings released under this pseudonym include Fred Rich and his Orchestra, and Ben Barton and his Orchestra. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Luxixul Sumering Auter | Finnish black metal musician. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Steve Conry | Steve Conry | House music producer. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Kim Cordell | Singer and entertainer, born April 26th, 1936, Clacton-on-Sea, UK. A well-known figure on the British variety and pub circuit in the 1960s and 70s, she appeared on television shows such as The Good Old Days, Crowther's Back In Town and Stars and Garters. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | David MacIsaac | Canadian string instrumentalist (guitar, fiddle, mandolin, dobro) from Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada born 1955. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Askild Haugland | Askild Haugland | Askild Haugland of Norway produced a series of highly original and experimental recordings, which he achieved with very simple analog means. Not because he did not master modern technology or binary machines, but simply because he prefers his low-fi, analog devices used. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Ezio Luzzi | Ezio Luzzi (Santa Fe, December 10, 1933) is an Italian journalist and radio host. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Frank Echégut | French singer and songwriter | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Billy Cordell | Billy Cordell is a bassist based out of Indio, California. Active since the 1990s initially with punk rock bands such as De-Con, Cordell would perform with many key bands in the Palm Desert scene such as Yawning Man and Brant Bjork. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | The Boozin' Bang'n' Dance Crew | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Jerry Gross | Jerome David Gross | Original member and lead singer of The Dovells. Also known as Jerry Summers. He was born December 29th, 1942. Currently President, Gross-Summers Organization llc, a Philadelphia, PA television and video production company. |
| Search | Add | 23 | LaJosi | Logan Sherrill | Electronic music producer from North Carolina. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Diego Maniscalco | Former bass guitarist in Italian gothic metal band [a=Even Vast]. Former bass guitarist in crossover alternative metal band Overslope. Artist & Owner @ Unspire Artwork Designer & Owner @ MAD13 creative room | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Terance Casey | Organist in 1930's | |
| Search | Add | 23 | DJ Max V | Massimo Vanoni | Italian DJ and producer. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Marco Bartsch | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Jo Lenardi | Credited for A&R and management roles. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Durium Dance Ensemble | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Θόδωρος Πανταλέων | Theodoros Pantaleon | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Dimitri Kayiambakis | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Neely Plumb's Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Hansjürgen Schaefer | Hansjürgen Schaefer | German musicologist and music critic, born 7 October 1930 in Freiberg, Germany. He was also the artistic director for [l219433] from 1973 to 1991. |
| Search | Add | 23 | ระพิน ภูไท | Rapin Pootai, Rapin Phootai, Rapin Phoothai, Rapin Poothaiม Rapin Puthai | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Barclay Allen Rhythm Four | Jazz quartet, formed by pianist, composer and bandleader Barclay Allen in the 1940's. Allen was on the piano, Stan Black on guitar, Merle Mahone on drums, and Sid Fridkin on bass. In February of 1948, Allen formed his own 12-piece orchestra, using the Rhythm Four as the nucleus of the group. Barclay maintained his small group as an integral band-within-a-band. A 1949 car crash left Allen paralyzed from the neck down and ended his career and the group's while it was still on its rise. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Matej Kovačič | Matej Kovačič | Slovenian accordion player. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Shinji Nakazato | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Rhadamés Aracena | Dominican sound engineer, composer, producer, owner of , record shop and label of the same name, [l1661246], radio Guarachita (created in 1964) and their recording studios and the record company [l1626828], later created the label [l463671], a pionneer of bachata, he began as a radio DJ in the early1950s before opening his record shop in Santo Domingo (Santiago de los Caballeros, 1930 - Miami, FL, 11 Dec. 1997) -- also appears as Radamés Aracena | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Steve Quintana, Jr. | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Earl Spielman | Fiddle / Violin player. Originally from New York City, went to Oberlin college in Ohio. While doing undergaduate work there he started playing bluegrass and joined the Plum Creek Boys on fiddle. He later obtained a Ph.D. in musicology from The University of Wisconsin. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Acquaye Art | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Sven Rünos Dansorkester | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Yunus Bülbül | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Andrea Corvo | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Rebecca Warlick | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Philippe Carly | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Stefan Stardumb | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Sergie Graphics | Sergie Loobkoff | Artist profile for [a=Sergie Loobkoff]'s design studio [l=Sergie Graphics]. Please only use this, when an artist credit role is used on release. When clearly referring to a location (at / @), use Designed At [l=Sergie Graphics] in the lccn section instead. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Back To The Bible Broadcast Choir | US Christian choir. They were the choir on the 'Back To The Bible Broadcast' radio programmes out of Lincoln, Nebraska. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | New Dixie Demons | Midwestern act and band, which recorded mainly in Chicago in 1936-1937. Don't confuse with [a=Dixie Dance Demons], a band that had a different lineup and who recorded in New York a bit earlier (1935), yet that played a similar kind of music as the New Dixie Demons. 1936 line up: Jimmy Lytell (clarinet) Perry Botkin (guitar) Ward Levy (bass) George York (bass) Ray McKinley (drums) Frank Novak (sound effects) Daniel Hornsby (vocals). | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Akihiko "Jeff" Sato | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Carlospop | Artwork designer. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Omar Taib | A Malaysian legendary composer and album producer. Died on 21April 2019 after suffering from a long illness | |
| Search | Add | 23 | The Swinginest Chorale | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Alxthe1 | Alexandre Hanriot-Colin | Alx or @alxthe1 is a french illustrator and art director based in the east of France. He has been active in this field for almost 15 years and focus his work on reggae and these contemporary derivatives. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Ansambel Vilija Petriča | Slovene folk ensemble, founded by Petrič brothers. The melody of their instrumental Moj Muzikant from 1971, got lyrics by [a630873] in 1989. This became "Anton Aus Tirol". [b][i]Ich bin so schoan , ich bin so toll. Ich bin der Anton aus Tirol. [/i][/b] | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Terra Das Ideias | Graphic design and multimedia company founded in 1994 by creative director Miguel Cardoso, based in Benavente, Portugal. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Yan David | Canadian singer, songwriter. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | AUTISTIC GHOST | Electronic music producer from Sologne, France. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Alison Waters | Visual artist. Sister of [a114495] and responsible for artwork on a number of [a349985], [a404219], and [a133082] releases. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | George GT Taylor | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Colbert Productions | A Chicago production company operated by [a555813] Sometimes appears as Colbert Productions Inc. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Kooneelopa | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Fred Linger | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | L.C. Frazier | John Len Chapman | |
| Search | Add | 23 | 田希仁 | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Katsumi Saiki | Japanese jazz critic. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Zvuci Rodnog Kraja | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Dick Harris Orkester | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Dominik Czarnecki | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Fabian Van Der Meer | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Lindy Leigh | Barbara J. Lindsay | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Gunnar Hahns Orkester | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Carl Tapscott Singers | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Os Partideiros Do Plá | Brazilian samba group. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Vitamina Brass | Bolivian folklore band | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Floriano Fini | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Lira Antioqueña | A raíz de los éxitos obtenidos por la “Lira Colombiana” de Pedro Morales Pino en Medellín en 1899, Pacífico Carvalho dio los primeros pasos para conformar un grupo semejante en Antioquia. Su discípulo Fernando Córdoba persistió en esa idea, y comenzó a dar forma al grupo más importante de Medellín de principios de siglo. En el año de 1902 comienzan los ensayos en el taller de Aquilino Villegas. Córdoba tocaba la bandola con el guitarrista Eusebio Ochoa y el tiplista Nicolás Soto, y con la colaboración del bandolista Nicolás Torres y del guitarrista Lorenzo Alvarez. Realizaron su primera gira con los cantantes Germán Benítez y Pelón Santamarta, y en Yarumal fueron escuchados por el maestro español radicado en Colombia, Jesús Arriola, quien se convirtió en su director. Poco tiempo después la “Columbia Fhonograph Co.” celebró un contrato para que la agrupación viajara a los Estados Unidos con el fin de grabar música colombiana. 1910 fue el año de oro para la “Lira Antioqueña”. Coincide este año con la celebración del centenario de la independencia y con la época en que Medellín comienza su etapa de florecimiento y desarrollo. La “Lira Antioqueña” participaba en los grandes acontecimientos sociales, presentándose en los mejores clubes y establecimientos de Medellín, con un amplio repertorio que incluía, según los cronistas, más de cien pasillos, bambucos y danzas, incluyendo las más famosas obras de Pedro Morales Pino. Según testimonios de sus integrantes en distintas épocas, el total de grabaciones de la “Lira Antioqueña” fue de ciento cincuenta, pero sólo se han podido constatar dieciséis obras instrumentales registradas en un antiguo catálogo de la Columbia. --- (Tomado de "La Música Instrumental Andina Colombiana 1900 - 1950" de Luis Fernando León Rengifo. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | 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 | 23 | Nor Prego | Spanish visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Samuel Nigrosh | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Conjunto Nova Dança | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | SEMAOUNI BOUDJEMA | Boudjemâa Ouddane | Kabyle Algerian singer born December 27, 1952 in Semaoun, near Béjaïa (Algeria). He used to be in the duo/band [url=https://www.discogs.com/artist/3294792]Agraw[/url] until 1986, then he went solo but still kept the name of the band. |
| Search | Add | 23 | EdDaHed | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Lorrae Desmond | Beryl Hunt | Lorrae Desmond (born 2 October 1929, Mittagong, New South Wales, Australia - died 23 May 2021) was an Australian singer, actress, character radio ad television presenter, and playwright. She started her career in England before returning to Australia where she presented "The Lorrae Desmond Show" on television from 1960 until 1964. She was known for her role as Shirley Gilroy in the television series "A Country Practice" (1981-1992). |
| Search | Add | 23 | Kai Sattelkau | Drummer, guitarist, bassist & vocalist for the German grindcore band [a=Depression]. Drummer and backing vocals for the German Punkrock Band Green Machine Drummer for the German Death Metal Band Eroded Drummer for the German Black Metal Band Animus Ex-Drummer for the German Punrockband Speedway 69 Drummer for the German Death Metal Band Gods of Grind Drummer & keyboarss for the German Death Metal Band Dismal | |
| Search | Add | 23 | 望月吉三郎 | Mochizuki Kichisaburō. Traditional Japanese percussionist. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Jaromír Vondra | Jaromír Vondra | Czech contrabassist |
| Search | Add | 23 | Lee Bong Jo | 이봉조 | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Robert Thaller | Austrian Kapellmeister, d. in 1982. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | D.J. Born | DJ - producer | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Atomic! ID | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Георгий Андреевич Бакланов | Георгий Андреевич Бакланов | Georgy Andreevich Baklanov (name at birth - [i]Alfons-Georg Bakis[/i], Latvian: [i]Alfons Georgs Baķis[/i]; December 23, 1880 (January 4, 1881)), Riga - December 6, 1938, Basel) - Russian and American opera singer (baritone). Appears as - [i]Georges Baklanoff[/i] |
| Search | Add | 23 | Yujiro Mabuchi '68 All Stars | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Julian Tydelski | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Manfred Baur | Dr. Manfred Baur (born 1959 in Marktoberdorf im Allgäu) studied chemistry, logic and philosophy of science and received his doctorate in chemistry. He then worked as a research assistant in semiconductor development. Since 1993 he has been a documentary filmmaker and science journalist with a focus on science, technology and history. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Brian Kraft | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Kass Malone | Jazz bassist | |
| Search | Add | 23 | The Joy Society | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Reichstrunkenbold | Reichstrunkenbold was a RAC-Band by Philipp Tschentscher from Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | .smallz. | Colin Haviland | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Pablo Roman-Alcalá | Pablo Roman-Alcalá | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Shirley Scott-James | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | No Gabiru | Brazil | |
| Search | Add | 23 | William Test | Artist and illustrator. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | 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 | 23 | Toni Rubio | Antonio Rubio Morante | Designer and author from Spain. |
| Search | Add | 23 | L Mika | Artwork credits | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Mervyn Rodrigo | Sri Lankan recording engineer. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Aman Adinew | Founder and Executive Producer of AIT Records | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Dragomir Križić | Dragomir Križić | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Tim Hevey | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Chicco Solari | Cristiano Solari | Italian electronic music producer. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Hardnoiser | Dennis van Luttikhuizen | Dutch Harder Styles DJ/producer |
| Search | Add | 23 | DJ Gury Gury | Gary Verrinder | Salsa Radio host of Viejoteca and Audio Archivist Podcast. Club Salsa DJ |
| Search | Add | 23 | JT's House Of Design | Design moniker for [a466876] | |
| Search | Add | 23 | 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 | 23 | Creative Dept. EMI Electrola GmbH | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Brittany Warfield | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Günther Victor Radny | Bassist, founding member and head of the hardrock / heavy metal band [a1404287] | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Bernt Rundberget | Bass player | |
| Search | Add | 23 | The Mighty Maestro | J.C. Kennedy | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Izetskal | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Emre Moğulkoç | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | 吳建羲 | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Robert Pütz | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Andrzej Karczewski | Polish photographer | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Mitch Daughton | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Gerhard Lipold | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Li Jefe | Rapper from Atlanta, Georgia, US. Active since 2020. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Yin Xia | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Ronny Pløsen | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Bernard Krigstein | American illustrator & gallery artist, best known for work with EC Comics (1919-1990). Was the artist behind a series of record album covers around 1960 (according to Sadowski, Greg: "B. Krigstein", Fantagraphics Press 2002. page xiv). | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Jan Stoewe | Jan Stoewe | Graphic artist, operating from Munich and Berlin, Germany. jan.stoewe@st-1.de |
| Search | Add | 23 | Adam Crystal Boy | Back up vocalist on the 1997 album [m=24621] by [a=NOFX]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Заур Тхагалегов | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Marco Rockstroh | Electronic music artist/producer from Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | DJ Jamad | Atlanta based DJ. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Bill Thall | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Секстет Домр Под Управлением Александра Семенова | Domra Sextet under [a=Александр Семёнов] (Alexander Semenov) | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Pt 74 | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Under A Tortured Sky I March | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Ös produktIon | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | I Dream Of You Endlessly. | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Jim Kashel | James Carter | Independent musician whose path began in 2007. During the next decade he would focus on musical production and djing in the electronic dance music scene until 2019, when he would begin studying electric bass. Meanwhile he has also done some work as a musical arranger and composer. In 2019 he founded Nyumba Records with Dishock. |
| Search | Add | 23 | "The Rockin' Gipsy" | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Le Yapi Jazz | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Maria Miel | Maria Miele | Belgian artist Born in Sint-Niklaas in 1958 but moved to Liège and started singing in French. Fan club: 8, rue des Makets - B-4220 Jemeppe Contacts: Tel. 041/33.22.45 |
| Search | Add | 23 | OKUD Joža Vlahović | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Serge Dedo | Electronic music producer. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Грот | Russian rap group from Omsk. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | ฉลอง ภู่สว่าง | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Das Große Blasorchester Der Polizeimusik Wien | Austrian large brass orchestra of the Vienna police music ([a1488562]). | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Albert De Hollander En Zijn Musette Ensemble | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Chester Hale | A pseudonym for the popular American vocalist, Harold "Scrappy" Lambert. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Christian Kann | Christian Kann | Danish/Canadian musician born 1978. Founder of the labels [l=A Beard Of Snails Records], [l=Bloated Sasquatch Beer Theatre Audio] & [l=Metaphysical Circuits] |
| Search | Add | 23 | Andre Muchow | German musician, sound engineer and lacquer cutting engineer. Worked at Optimal Media GmbH between October 2014 and May 2017 - his vinyl cuts can be identified by "AM" etched into the runouts. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Disco Biches | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Πάνος Γεωργοτάς | Παναγιώτης Γεωργότας | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Вера Шаркова | Mentioned as illustrator in [l=Кругозор (2)] | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Pavel Víšek | Pavel Víšek | Czech music writer and producer (editor), [l=Supraphon] staff member 2002–2004, presently working with Supraphon externally. Born 25 June 1963 in Prague (former Czechoslovakia). |
| Search | Add | 23 | Orlando Montiel | Orlando Enrique Montiel Morales | Montiel is a Venezuelan prolific and eclectic musical producer. For more of a half of century Orlando Montiel has dedicated his life to show business in his motherland Venezuela and Latin América, his wide catalog include musicians like [a=Guaco], [a=El Trabuco Venezolano], [a=Alberto Naranjo], [a=Los Cuñaos], [a=Frank Quintero], [a=Cecilia Todd], [a=Mango], [a=Sonero Clasico del Caribe], [a277489], [a=Lilia Vera], [a347809], [a=Ricardo Montaner], and many others. The Montiel productions cover since recording studios until live shows as recognition show to [a=Oscar D'León], "Oscar D'León at Teresa Carreño's Theater", when D'León celebrated his 30th Anniversary in music. Montiel worked for many years as A&R, manager and producer on labels like [l3072], [l37556] and also was a founder of [l216872] Records and [url=https://www.discogs.com/label/600301-YVKCT]YVKCT con music.a.[/url] |
| Search | Add | 23 | Avy Gonzalez | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | John G. Thomas | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Аркадий Орловский | Cellist | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Gintautas Kažemėkas | Flautist and percussionist. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Dirk Kauffels | German producer and director of audiobooks. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Mago-Design | Stylist, visagist - please use Stylist or as on release as credit role. This is not Design or Artwork. Sometimes credited with photography, in these cases it is ok to use the linked Photography By role. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Pierre-Jean Buisson | Pierre-Jean Buisson | Art director at [l343037]. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Bettina Rossner | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Paolo Ghinassi | Italian composer. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Ruud Vinke | Designer & Photographer | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Nigel Denver | Nigel Douglas McKenzie Denver | Scottish folk singer. Born in Glasgow 15. Dec 1938. Died in Birmingham 13th March 2018. |
| Search | Add | 23 | McKinley "Bug" Williams | Percussionist, Singer. Died 02-Sep-2011 at the age of 65. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Corry Knobel | Swiss musician, songwriter and producer. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Al Warnock | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | ELIJVH | Elijah Daniel Perkins | American singer, rapper, producer, designer, writer, filmmaker and actor. Born May 12th, 1993 in Riverside, California. |
| Search | Add | 23 | S Demenza | Sergio | Music producer and composer raised in Valencia (Spain). Founder of MÉDITERRIEN Entertainment. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Cash Hakavelli | Benjamin Stackington | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Chris Heilman | Rock bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Pavel Timonin | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Mustafa Ezić | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Santos Toledo | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Betty Cherry | Artist and designer. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Phobameth | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Alex "Lobo" Hernandez | Alex Hernandez | Hip-Hop musician from Houston, Texas. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Jesús Campos M. | Jesús Campos Muñoz | Peruvian producer manager of label [l210665] |
| Search | Add | 23 | Joanie Pimentel | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Os 3 De Portugal | O conjunto foi formado na cidade do Porto em 1957 por Pedro Machado, João Monteiro e Zeferino Pinto. Em 1963 estrearam-se no teatro de revista com "Bate Certo". Depois foram atração internacional durante 14 anos. Estiveram no Brasil tendo participado na novela "António Maria". Gravaram um LP no Brasil em que a primeira faixa é "Tema de amor em forma de prelúdio", música da trilha da novela. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Sonic Phaze | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | 제인팝 | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Izedis | Dustin Jeffries | A noise musician who was making various forms of sound since 1993. Passed away in 2020. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Christine Leroux | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Thanataur | Sergey Andrievskih | Sergey Andrievskih aka [a=Thanataur] Born Oct 31st, 1986 Owner of [l=Scars of Eternity Records] Married to [a=SVT (4)] |
| Search | Add | 23 | Steble McDermott | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Patagon | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Béa Bouteloup | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Laz Pina | Lazaro Pina | New York bassist. |
| Search | Add | 23 | 福田真己 | Credited for Japanese liner notes commentary. Transliterated as Masaki Fukuda. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Grant Brand | Grant Matthews | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Rob Borges | Bass player. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Sébastien Theurier | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Peter Åström | Graphic designer and photographer. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Bino Carlsson | Christian Carlsson | Bassist for several Swedish metal bands. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Glossy.tv | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Slobodan Mulina | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Los Tres De Canarias | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | DJ Milky | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Arudel | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Orchestra Columbia | Romanian orchestra of Columbia label Active during mid 1940's After WWII was renamed as [i]Romanian-Soviet Light Music Orchestra[/i] and later became [i]Radio and Television Estrada Orchestra[/i] | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Harry Wysocki | Heronim Wysocki | American fine artist & illustrator, brother of [a=Charles Wysocki] |
| Search | Add | 23 | The London Design Partnership | Bev Whitehead, Phil Tracy | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Frans van der Reijden | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Arthur Shilstone | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Oddel | Bass player in [a=EA80] from 1991 until the 2020s. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Die Original Fidelen Rosentaler | Volksmusikensemble from Carinthia/Austria. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | David Smee | British illustrator. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | D. Gediminienė | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | A. M. Harischandra | Sri Lanka Designer. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Юрий Шапорин | Юрий Александрович Шапорин | Soviet composer, conductor and music teacher. Born: November 8 (October 27 O.S.), 1887, Hlukhiv, Chernigov Governorate, Russian Empire (now Sums’ka oblast, Ukraine). Died: December 9, 1966, Moscow, USSR. USSR People's Artist (1954). |
| Search | Add | 23 | Табор имени Чаушеску | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Bill McInturff | Associated with [l461944]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Saša Laketić | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Nereus Bell | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Juan Sebastian Rosillo | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Church Whip | Band from Tampa, Florida playing blackened D-beat hardcore punk with heavy metal and black metal elements. Active between 2011-2014. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Berliner Tonkünstler-Orchester | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Eric Fargiorgio | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Bruno Aragosti | Bruno Aragosti (Borgo Val di Taro, June 3, 1924 - † Borgo Val di Taro, May 30, 2014) was an Italian musician and arranger. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Kovu One | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | 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 | 23 | Wayik | Илья Михалёв (Ilya Mikhalyov) | Electronic music producer from Ulan-Ude, Russia. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Zachary Caputo | Born 1995 in Chicago, IL. Founder of Static Switch Records. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Angryblue | Art, illustration & design studio run by Justin Kamerer. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Jack_plug | André Baradit Stevenson | Chilean visual artist, dj and musical producer with residence in Valparaíso. Since the mid 90´s he has showned an interest for electronic music getting into different styles such as: techno, IDM and ambient. In 1999 with his brother Felipe Baradit he starts the musical production of the proyect called "Baradit". In the year 2001 he co-founds the net label "Epa Sonidos" and in 2006, under the alias "Androi_dj", he publishes his first works as a soloist. The same year the alias changes to "Jack_plug" and is in this proyect where he can developed musical and audiovisual compositions. His music has been compilated in different albums of various netlabels, national and international like: Epa Sonidos, Modismo, Tropic-Netlabel, Impar and Pueblo Nuevo. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Pirulino | Italian design company, founded in 1996 by Oscar B. ([a702796]) and Francesca F. (Francesca Ferri). Pirulino Design Pirulino S.n.c. Via Codrignano, 60 40021 Borgo Tossignano, Bologna, Italy Phone: +39 0542 010584 | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Jean S. Berger | Jean Stéphane Berger | French composer and arranger, founder of and engineer at [l=Studio Musical Force]. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Orkest o.l.v. Kees Bruyn | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Ian Leaper | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Guy Julian | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Reinsberg WA Berlin | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Vlad Vykidukhin | Belarussian visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Richard Pyra | Canadian designer, musician and editor from Vancouver, Canada. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Mark Edgar Stuart | Singer-songwriter, producer and bass player from Memphis, TN | |
| Search | Add | 23 | J. Gon | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Вхід У Змінному Взутті | Ukrainian rap band formed in 1995. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Douglas.Fugazi | Douglas Fugazi | Based in Medellín, Colombia. Label Manager to [l=Monofonicos] Netlabel. Dub Techno influenced rhythms and textures. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Araa | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | 1nce Prodigal | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Nippy, Inc. | Whitney Houston's New Jersey-based management company once run by her father, John Houston. "Nippy" was a nickname given to Whitney by her father when she was a baby. Nippy, Inc. Grant Center 2160 North Central Road Fort Lee, NJ 07024 | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Der Singkreis Porcia | Founded in 1956 by [a=Hellmuth Drewes], who lead the choir until 2006. In 2006 [a=Bernhard Wolfsgruber] was appointed as chorusmaster. Also known as "Dreweschor". | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Cameron JL West | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Polski Chór Kameralny Schola Cantorum Gedanensis | Chamber choir based in Gdańsk, Poland. 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 | 23 | Otto Nittnaus | Otto Nittnaus | Slovak graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Marty Maidenberg | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Alison Tutton | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Barnaby Bowles | Bass player. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Cinthya Hussey | Brazilian singer, songwriter, actress & visual artist. Married to [a=Wayne Hussey]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Kwame Heshimu | Kwame Heshimu grew in the shadow of the Blue Mountain. Son of a Cuban expatriate, and a mother, descendant of Jamaican Maroons, he spent his childhood in one of the most inaccessible communities on the island. His grandfather, a saxophonist with dance bandleader Ray Coburn, frequently accompanied Rastafarian drummers. Kwame not only became enthralled with the music, but with the Rastafarian vocabulary, or Iyaric, an intentionally created dialect of English, reflecting their desire to take forward language and confront Babylon system. His romance with word, sound, and power had begun. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Aktorzy Teatru Nowego W Poznaniu | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Tom Chantrell | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Harvey Cell | American jazz bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Viido Polikarpus | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Decap Herentals | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Carcaça | Born in 2017, Carcaça is a provocative Trash Punk band from the Lisbon suburbs. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Oshmusik | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | 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 | 23 | Михайло Гришко | Михаил Степанович Гришко | (1901-1973) - Soviet, Ukrainian opera singer (dramatic baritone). People's Artist of the USSR (1950). Winner of the Stalin Prize, first degree (1950) |
| Search | Add | 23 | Silvadesigners | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Pierre Brouillette-Hamelin | Pierre Brouillette-Hamelin | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Dan Altwies | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Sandra "Sandi" Hawthorne | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Andy Slob | Cincinnati, Ohio, USA based bassist for the band [a=The Slobs].He also runs the label [l=Centsless Productions] and works as producer. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | TA Filderstadt | German design and advertising agency based in Filderstadt near Stuttgart, Southwest Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Rosa Rosa | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Patrik Simolin | Worked as A&R for Universal Music, Stockholm Records and Arcade Records. In 2008 founded the label Itech Records and works booking DJs and artists | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Angela Cacciapaglia | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | les wa-ga-da | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Fräneck | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Quest Typesetting | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | The Ladbroke Horns | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Jacques Paciarz | Polish-born French illustrator (1921- ) | |
| Search | Add | 23 | D.H. Laurence Jr. | Deborah Ann Harry (née Angela Trimble) | See [b][a=Deborah Harry][/b]. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Roberto Mann | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Merrill Staton | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Государственный Народный Хор БССР | Belarusian folk chorus formed in 1952 by [a2087946], who was the Artistic Director until 1974. Name of the choir was adjusted several times. It was reorganized in 1959 into the Belarusian State Song and Dance Ensemble, and in 1964 into the State Folk Choir of the Belarusian SSR. Current name: Национальный академический народный хор Республики Беларусь имени Г. И. Цитовича. For the women's group, please use: [a5018170] For the women's vocal octet, please use: [a10932287] | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Soul Bros. Inc. | 1960s-1970s soul group from Houston, Texas. Members consisted of George Brown (Vocals, Bass), Johnny Prejean (Drums), Charles Conrad Greenway (Vocals, Keyboards), Cliff Faldowski (Guitar), and Henry Boatright (Sax). Not to be confused with [a=Soul Brothers Inc. (3)] from Virginia. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Myles De Russy | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Lenky Roy | Dennis Narcisse | Jamaican reggae artist. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Dr. Szakács László | Hungarian music producer and manager. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Peter Mooney | Scottish educator and conductor of the renowned [a=The Glasgow Phoenix Choir]. Born 18 September 1915. Died in Hamilton on 19 September 1983. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Axel Domke | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Orpheu De Jong | Dutch DJ, based in Amsterdam. Co-founder of the [l3460066] label. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Fratelli Bruzzese | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Sturmrebellen | Oi RAC band from Hessen, Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Ted Taylor Music | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Emma Rycroft | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Alex Bulli | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Dessex | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Antuš Gabrić | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Bob Zoell | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Abdelhamid Hmaoui | Nay player from Marocco. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Sarah Littasy | Sarah Littasy | Sarah Littasy aka Sahara Venus is an Austrian designer, illustrator, creative director and producing artistic director at Hodamusic.com. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Winged | Death/black metal band from Catania (Italy). Band founded by [a8091786] in August 1991. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Dante Meschiari | Italian songwriter and journalist born in Modena on September 1st 1944. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Skrew Studio | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Greg Foley | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Brian Livoti | Brian Livoti | Visual artist and vocalist with grindcore band Watchmaker. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Cooper George | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Shoshana Feinstein | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Los Hermanos Arellano | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | McGhee Entertainment | Listed also as: [b]McGhee Entertainment, Inc.[/b] Artist management company run by [a=Doc McGhee] and [a1899178]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Т. Брунова | Painter. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Mike Pack | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Corul Symbol | Romanian religious children's chorus, created by [a=Jean Lupu] in 1990 | |
| Search | Add | 23 | 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 | 23 | Pedro Johansson | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Chuck Dakota | Mats Dacke-Götaverken | Swedish bassist. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Nobody™ | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Claude Emond | Pianist and arranger. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Discipline Scum Choir | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | The Melody Of Broken Cake Plates | Ȧede Svalbard | In the hushed serenity of winter's embrace, the ethereal melodies of the Melody of Broken Cake Plates gently weave a tapestry of mellow, soft, and melancholic snow songs. Born from a deep connection to the quiet beauty of winter landscapes, the Melody of Broken Cake Plates's music captures the essence of snowfall and the delicate dance of frost-kissed moments. The essence of the Melody of Broken Cake Plates's sound lies in the delicate fusion of acoustic warmth and the crystalline purity of winter's touch. The hauntingly tender compositions invite listeners to immerse themselves in a world where time slows down, and every note is a snowflake gently settling on the soul. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Paul Fishkin | Paul E. Fishkin | American manager, promoter, producer, record company executive, from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Associated with [a=Fishkin Entertainment]. Executive of [l=Bearsville] Records. Co-founder of the [l=Modern Records] label with [a=Danny Goldberg] and [a=Stevie Nicks]. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Mario Gutiérrez Antuñano | Mario Gutiérrez Antuñano | Mario Gutiérrez Antuñano is a Spanish sound engineer/producer/artist with a degree in sound "Level 3 Extended" (U.K.) and with the recognition by Steinberg (GmbH) as official technician of its software (Cubase-Nuendo-Wavelab). Current director of "Slippery Sound Studio", sound teacher of the modern music center "Mr. Jam CMM" in Bilbao (Spain) and founder of the record label "Anthems Rollin´ Thru Alibis - Records" Also playing electric guitar, bass guitar and vocals in different bands. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Graeme Philliskirk | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Carole Schreier | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Nuala Productions Inc. | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Tom Merkl | Minneapolis, Minnesota Bass | |
| Search | Add | 23 | 中尾啓子 | Keiko Nakao | Credited with liner notes on Japanese releases. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Dalibor Grubačević | Dalibor Grubačević | Croatian composer, orchestrator, engineer and producer |
| Search | Add | 23 | Giulio Tedeschi | Born in Piacenza, 10/8/1952 | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Menophilia | EXB | Harsh Noise from Buffalo, NY |
| Search | Add | 23 | Jennifer Deutrom | Jennifer Deutrom is an animator, rotoscoper and designer based in Austin, Texas. She has a BFA in graphic design. Married to [a287899]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Bruno Le Kard | Bruno Cardamone | Italian DJ since 1978/79, producer since 1991, remixer since 1992, executive producer since 1994 and label owner. Founder of [l=J.K.R. Records] [l=Solids Sound Records]. [l=KICK OFF! Recordz] [l=Innovative Music Record] [l=Sound Records (3)] [l=Vertikal Records] CEO of [l=B.L.K. Musik]. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Jean-Francois Ponthieux | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Marc Jaco | Bassist from Dallas, Texas. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Буковинський Ансамбль Пісні Та Танцю | Буковинський ансамбль пісні і танцю України | The [b]Bukovina Song And Dance Ensemble[/b] is a Ukrainian folk ensemble, formed in 1944. It performs traditional songs and dances from the Bukovyna region in Western Ukraine. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Robbie Pallasch | Robbie is the creative force behind many different projects including: Artlab, Bitch Kitty, Boogeé Luvers and Manteez. He works in his Geheimlaboratorium studio which is situated in central Germany. He is the producer for many artists including: Condition One, Louis Garcia, Disco Dice, Miss Kytah, Sven UK, DJ Tokn. He has also remixed songs for Al Jarreau, Dramanui, Kyau vs. Albert and others. Robbie's compositions are published by Warner Chappell Music, Inc., a division of The Warner Music Group and he has had numerous releases with WEA/Warner, Low Spirit/BMG, Euphonic/Sony as well as with various other labels. He also has to his credit more than 100 compositions and over 200 produced songs. In October 2006, he established his own label, Earflash Records, and he is the artist and repertoire manager for Loga Traxx Records. Robbie still continues his work as a DJ and sets with his projects Boogeé Luvers, Streetplayaz and solo have taken him to many national and international locations, events and radio stations. In 2008 he signed contract with Bigger Bang Records. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Bayram Koca | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Bruno Limone | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Harry Brooker | Pianist and lap steel guitar player. Died November 3, 1956 at age 41. Father of [a257412]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Helder Pedro | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Аркадий Гурфинкель | Аркадий Леонидович Гурфинкель | Arkady Gurfinkel - Soviet and later Israeli clarinetist, arranger and teacher. The ancestor of the famous musical dynasty. Family: Son - [a6205434] Grandchildren are twins [a7496866] and [a7496868]. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Boxcar Brian | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | D'Strangers | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | 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 | 23 | Acappella Vocal Band | Acapella Vocal Band (AVB) was a vocal group put together by [a=Keith Lancaster] in 1986 to augment the vocal group [a=Acapella]. AVB's popularity and ministry quickly grew, prompting Lancaster to launch AVB as a full-time touring group in 1988. AVB went through various lineup and stylistic changes before disbanding in 2000. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Anne Vivien | Born in Grasse, Côte d’Azur, France, she moved to Québec (Canada) in the late 80's. She is highly involved in the Québec music industry. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Guillaume Chaucheprat | Guillaume Chaucheprat | French Progressive House composer, producer and Dj, based in Paris. Also operates as a DJ/producer under various aliases (like [a=Pakka], Danceforce, Lunatic DJs, [a=Dirty Boyz (3)]) in the Dancecore/Hands-Up/Hardstyles styles. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Rudolph Hansen | Rudolph Alexander Hanius Hansen | Danish guitarist and bassist ( Born August 24.1947, died 2006). Joined Savage Rose in 1973 as bassist after doing session work on guitar on the "Dødens Triumf" album |
| Search | Add | 23 | Saxado | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Masito Fresco | Massimo Piluzzi | |
| Search | Add | 23 | فراس مغامس | Firas Mghames is a Lebanese designer. He was the head of the creative department of [l=Rotana] between 2006 and 2010. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Meredith Chinn | A&R for Warner Bros. Records and Red Bull Records, and A&R consultant for Atlantic Records. Composed music for documentaries and commercials. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Aaron Dallison | Bass player, guitarist and singer based in Cleveland, Ohio, USA. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Elías Dolcet | Spanish photographer who worked for [l111596]. Brother from [a=Juan Dolcet] and [a3242386]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Pinwheel Studios | Full-service graphic art design and photography firm, Nashville, Tennessee, managed and directed by [a=Herb Burnette], established 1970. May also appear as "Pinwheel Art and Photography Studios." Located on Record Row on 16th Avenue South. For company credits, please see [l=Pinwheel Studios] or [l=Pinwheel Art Studios]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Rebelle Arte | Art direction for [a=Rebel Music (2)] releases | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Death In Paris | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Stevo Glendinning | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Masogi | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Ragnarok Rec | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Datenbahn | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Louis Devis | Latin bassist | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Ingrida Rutkauskaitė | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Julio Mori | Julio Mori Castillo | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Con Archer | Conrad William Archer | Canadian country / rockabilly / gospel singer. Owned and operated record company [l=Con Archer Enterprises] and its label [l=Archer Records (4)]. Born 1941 in Bourlamaque, Québec, Canada. Died 1988 in Cannington, Ontario, Canada. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Zabloudil | Czech free improvization, experimental music group. Formed in summer 1987. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Yaël "Grave Clave" Mothes | Yaël Mothes | Mix & rec engineer and producer and drummer based in Bordeaux, France. Over the past ten years or so I’ve worked closely in the fields of rock, punk, hardcore, pop, jazz, electro, and their respective sub genres, to make some pretty cool sounding records. My aim is to work with like-minded creatives to capture the vibes, energy, feel and excitement of their music by using all of the techniques at my disposal. Therefore, I have to make the best possible sounding recording. Really happy to work in any capacity, and at any point in the creative process. Whether it be full pre-production and song arrangements, tracking, mixing and mastering, to achieve a finished product that stands the test of time. https://www.fppa.fr/ |
| Search | Add | 23 | Forgotten Deity | Adam Tarczewski | Forgotten Deity is a mixture of dark atmospheres, black metal harshness, with epic and melancholic melodies. Project started in 2013 and it's a one-man band by Adam Tarczewski. Most of the tracks are instrumental, but those which have lyrics are mostly about the beauty of nature (main inspiration of this project). |
| Search | Add | 23 | Andy Hendricks | American drummer and freelance designer based in Chicago, Illinois | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Glen Bartup | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Crionic Media | Design department of the label [l=Crionic Mind]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Betli Duó | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Damian Kozub | Damian Kozub | Damian Kozub & Rafael Kozub, Cracow (Poland) duo’s activity dates back to late 70’s. The twin brothers, multi–instrumentalists–Rafael and Damian, started playing when they were kids in a band Pantograf that was a part of municipal transport corporation. The brothers created their own band a bit later with their then bassist (later the lead singer and the guitarist of the Cracow blues formation KGB) Paweł Małysiak "Pawka". Their activity of that time as well as studio recordings were still little bashful. Between 1982 and 1988 they recorded their music on tapes at a home studio and distributed them in Poland and abroad in samizdat by three publishing houses: B.N.exp, ARS2, AML. In 1986 Damian and Rafael started another group Fragmenty R–27 (later called simply R–27) Encouraged by another band’s success (ZAOS) R–27 they continued their artistic performance for the next four years. The line–up changed over the years: Andrzej Jarzyna was the first drummer, Piotr Nodzeń was the second bassist and Darek Kaszubski played bongos, still the core members stayed invariable: Rafael Kozub (keyboard and percussion, vocals and composer), Damian Kozub (percussion, vocals, piano and composing), Rafał Walczowski "Walek" (bassist), Piotr Łabuzek "Buzer" (trumpet, vocals and synthesizer) and Paweł Ochel "Rudy" (guitar and vocals). The brothers gave a lot of concerts with this controversial band in their home town Cracow (at a club and Podwawelski Cinema, twice at Nowohuckie Culture Centre (NCK), at Wola Zoo Club and Białoprądnicki Manor House, etc.) They also took part in a few big events such as: in Skawina – "O.D.K" club , in Katowice – "Akant" student club, at a "Festiwal Muzyki Odjazdowej", "O To Chodzi" club in Rzeszów, in Warsaw – "Remont" club and at "Marchewka" Festival in "Riviera" club – together with the composer Zbigniew Lampart – the then manager of Ludwik Solski Theatre in Tarnów. The mistrust towards those vigorous performances, however very remote from post–punk culture, that the band would give, made R–27 abandon further tours and giving accidental gigs. Apart from tape recordings the brothers published numerous brochures, papers such as: Alter – edited with Robert Kramaric and features – later used by Henryk Palczewski in his guide ARS2. In 1988 the brothers started publishing cooperation with Mariusz Błachowicz and in the middle of 1989 met musicians: Ireneusz Socha, Arkadiusz Franczyk and Andrzej Kramarz (Kirkut–Koncept and Na Przykład) with whom they recorded "Sen Wczorajszy" in October 1989. On emigration the brothers pursued solo careers. Having settled down in Rhineland – Westphalia (Germany) they carried out their musical projects till late 90’s – especially Damian who recorded even till 2007. The projects have been published on tapes and CD’s. His later attempt to start a band with Peter Sohn from Wuppertal wasn’t successful. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Amy Lindblad | Amy Lindblad | Graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Sam Drouin | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Murray Sirdofsky | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Los Gobbi | [b]When Crediting individual members, do not confuse [a=Alfredo Eusebio Gobbi] with his son [a=Alfredo Gobbi].[/b] Argentinian duplet of husband and wife [a=Alfredo Eusebio Gobbi] and [a=Flora Gobbi]. Known as "Los Reyes del Gramófono". Famous for being early promoters of recorded music in Buenos Aires, it's also been claimed they recorded on cylinder discs. Their rise to fame is attributed to a series of successful european tours, which are also credited with starting the European Tango craze of the 1910s. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Capitán F. Sanchez-Curto | Francisco Sánchez Curto | Spanish military brass band conductor Francisco Sánchez Curto, also ocasional composer. Conductor of Banda de Música de Ulldecona (Tarragona) for years. Inactive since 1979, died in 1983. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Klaus Ensikat | Klaus Ensikat | German graphic artist and illustrator, born 16 January 1937 in Berlin, Germany. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Disco Light Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Rudolf Lubowski | Rudolf Lubowski, german writer, director, screenwriter, voice actor and producer. Father of [a=Manou Lubowski] and [a= Scarlett Lubowski] | |
| Search | Add | 23 | 竹内道敬 | 竹内道敬 | Michitaka Takeuchi. Japanese musicologist and performance scholar. Born January 28, 1932 in Osaka, died June 4, 2021. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Bravo Molina | Carlos Bravo Molina | Argentine singer born in Quilmes, Greater Buenos Aires, also known as Indio Bravo Molina. He currently resides in Calafell, Spain. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Hi, I'm Ralph | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | K.C. Jockey | Karl-Marx Fernandez Waite | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Paris Edvinsson | Hans-Gunnar Edvinsson | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Isha Dipika Walia | Freelance art director, graphic designer and artist based in NYC. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Three Wize Men | Early UK Hip Hop outfit. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Margaret Ronson | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Doug Wong | Douglas Wong | Canadian songwriter, promoter, manager, producer, and record company executive from Calgary, Alberta. In 1975 joined [l=Sound West Recording Studios] and its label [l=Westmount Records] as head of PR, publishing and A&R. Co-founder of studio [l=Sundae Sound] in 1981. In 1988 he sold his interest in the studio and joined [l=Canada Disc & Tape Inc.] as VP Sales & Marketing. Left Canada Disc at end of 2009. CEO of [l=Digital Video Masters] from 2000 to 2010. Owner of [l=Doug Wong Music]. Retired from the music industry in 2010. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Oswald Cheesman | Oswald Astley Cheesman | New Zealand arranger, pianist and accordionist. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Los Siete Latinos | Mexican cumbia group. Also appears as [b]Los 7 Latinos[/b]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Василий Дронов | Bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Adamu Aliyu Maikano | Nigerian producer and label manager of his own label [l=Maikano], based in Abidjan (Ivory Coast). Most known to have been in late 80's the first producer of the legendaries [a=Amadou & Mariam]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Микола Кондратюк | Микола Кіндратович Кондратюк | Mykola Kondratyuk (May 5, 1931, Starokistyantyniv - November 16, 2006, Kyiv) - Ukrainian opera and concert-chamber singer (baritone), teacher, music and public figure, professor (since 1979), academician of the International Pedagogical Academy of the CIS countries (since 2001) year) Deputy of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of the 9th-10th convocations. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Alberczky Sándor | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Mike Poulin | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Anissa Mezaguer | Ourida Mezaguer | Kabyle songwriter, singer and actress. Born : Decembre 23, 1944 (Alger) |
| Search | Add | 23 | Olga Gerrard | Artist manager at Sound Image Network. In the day, Olga helped book the Savoy Tivoli and managed artists such as [a=Faith No More], [a=Monster Magnet], [a=Diamanda Galás], [a=Killing Joke], and [a=Nine Inch Nails]. She currently resides in Los Angeles and has formed an environmental design company. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Torsten Freitag | Torsten Freitag | German graphic designer and music enthusiast. Owner of [l=Bördebehörde Tonträger]. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Mike Stearns | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | The Waldorf College Choir | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Antonio Ciotola | Antonio Ciotola | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Hootgun | Joff Lazenby | Electronic act from Harrogate, UK |
| Search | Add | 23 | TSH82 | Guy Bartle | Electronic artist making Techno, Ambient and Industrial instrumental tracks. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Gethsemane Quartet | 1960s-1980s religious group from Greensboro, North Carolina. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Melkio | Graphic Designer from Italy. Born in Genoa in 1984. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Lionello Gennero | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Djoa Lekatompessy | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Paolo Prencipe | Paolo Prencipe | Italian composer, arranger and producer (Foggia, 1938 - Cassano D'Adda, 2021). Founder of [L=Padana]. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Vox-Symphonie-Orchester | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Cashima "Dave" Steele | Jamaican Reggae Producer, he founded his label [l=Creation Music] in the 80s | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Alvin Van Blur | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Fernand Léger | French painter, film director & polymath, 1881-1955 | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Rocco Bandera | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Betzabe Iturralde | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Gerson Galvan | Gerson Galván | Spanish singer from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Canary Islands. Sometimes simply known as "Gerson". |
| Search | Add | 23 | Charles Cerné | Charles Cerné (1897 - 1943) was a pianist, known as piano accompanist to [a2584886]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Рамзан Абумуслимов | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Tree Gardener | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Fabrizio Cristante | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | John Lachapelle | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Jeff Suhy | A&R | |
| Search | Add | 23 | 雨部冷キザミ | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Joachim Herz | Joachim Herz | German Voice/dialogue director and producer. (* 15. Juni 1924 in Dresden; † 18. Oktober 2010 in Leipzig) |
| Search | Add | 23 | Caracas Latin Brothers | Orquesta Caracas Latin Brother's | Spanish merengue band from Tenerife, Canary Islands, formed by five Canarians and four Venezuelans -- also known as Orquesta Caracas |
| Search | Add | 23 | Jan Kimberly | Ole Georg Hansen | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Avizz | Israel Cuevas | Psychedelic trance DJ producer from Mexico |
| Search | Add | 23 | _yash | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Lotte Van De Hoef | Dutch designer | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Albert Ralulimi | South African saxophone player | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Pascal Arvieu | French graphic designer and founder of [l=Bulldog Design] in the nineties | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Ingolf Olsen | Danish classical guitarist and lute player | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Άκης Παπάς | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Gavin Moffat | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | John Uldall | Danish jazz/pop keyboard player, band leader. Owner of [l1432108]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | R. Fraschini | Roberto Fraschini | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Studio B, The Creative People | Design group based in Bristol, UK. Closely associated with [l61493] group labels. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | William A. Kennedy | American tenor (born February 11, 1898 in New York, NY – died August 2, 1958 in New York, NY) Kennedy began his singing career in Vaudeville as "The Minstrel Boy". Between 1922 and 1941, he recorded prolifically, frequently singing Irish ballads. He started out in June 1922 with a single title for [l=Edison], then switched to [l=Columbia], for which he recorded between 1922 and 1928. Then he went on to [l=Victor] (1928-1929) and finally to [l=Decca] (1935-1939), followed by two last titles for [l=Victor] in 1941. After his recording career ended, Kennedy became a tour director for Transmarine Tours, Inc. He continued to sing tenor solos in the Actors Chapel of St. Malachy's Roman Catholic Church on 239 West 49th Street in New York. He also sang in the choir of St. Joan of Arc Church in Jackson Height. He died of a heart attack. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Score Music Productions, Inc. | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | José Pedro Pereira | Portuguese bassist, guitarist, producer and sound engineer | |
| Search | Add | 23 | ie Music Ltd. | Management company, operating under this name since 13 March 1995. Full legal entity name: I E Music Limited UK Company number: 02414747 | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Techno Samples | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | 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 | 23 | Merv Buchanan | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Ultragrim | Graphic designer from Greece. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Leslie Uppinghouse | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Paquito Del Bosco | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Freak City Designs | French illustrator born in 1984. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Ensemble Des Puppentheaters Detmold | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | HotwaxHarley | Harley Walker | Gloria in excelsis DEO. A veteran DJ whose career began in 1981 mainly in nightclubs, including The Park in Roanoke VA 1985-89, Power Company in Durham NC 1989-98, Gotham in Chapel Hill NC 1998-2003 and several bookings at rave events in the late 1990's through 2003, including cities as Atlanta, Charlotte, Chicago, Greensboro and Orlando. Being a DJ, post-disco and during the birth of rap, house and techno music, had major influences on the aspiring DJ in his early 20's. Remarkably, during HotwaxHarley’s DJ residency at Gotham in Chapel Hill NC, he partnered up with Mark Kane, forming Keepers of Sound, to produce “Radiance" in the years 1999-2002 which would go on to be the most successful weekly electronic music night ever held in NC. HotwaxHarley is currently active making podcast DJ mixes and also streaming his content on multiple services such as Amazon Music, Apple Music, iTunes, Deezer, iHeartRadio, Mixcloud, Pandora, Podomatic, Soundcloud, Spotify, YouTube Music and others. One house music track released in 1999, by Detroit’s Aaron-Carl Ragland (19 Aug 1973 — 30 Sep 2010), on his Wallshaker Records label, and titled Soundz Weird by 2 Flights Up, a collaboration with the legendary house music artist Maurice Fulton, is now available for purchase on Apple Music, iTunes and Amazon Music. Other releases, “Get Up, Acid!!” and “TB303 Haven” have also recently released. More to follow, stay tuned. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Virgin Munich | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Vittorio Brena | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Hiroshi Komachi | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | F&G Management | London (UK) based artist management company. Fax: +44 (0)171 221 9397 | |
| Search | Add | 23 | 4th Genome | Electro producer. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Alexis Oussenko | Illustrator. Born March 23, 1922, in Poland. Died August 16, 2019, in Carpentras (France). | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Cobla Laietana | Traditional folk (sardana) studio band founded by [a=Rafael Ferrer] just to record some EPs for [l=Vergara] in the 60s. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Z.M. Michael | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Alan Posniak | Born in April 12, 1942, passed away on November 24, 2000. He was a record producer, owned a recording studio and was president of two record companies "Rollo Records" and "Target Records" during the late 1960's and early 1970's. He helped many Wisconsin bands such as "Soup" and "Love Society" get signed to major record labels. He also wrote a rock music column in the 1960s for the Milwaukee Journal and the Appleton Post-Crescent, interviewing such luminaries as Jimi Hendrix and Dick Clark. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Curtis Tinsley | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Paul "Melotone" Beecher | Paul Beecher | See also [a=Melody Beecher] and [l=Paul-Mel Records]. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Randy Sills | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Zi Infams | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Conscicide Dominus Arcula | San van Kerckhoven | Moniker used by San for his work in Bestial Summoning, Bhaobhan Sidhe and most of his artwork after 1990 |
| Search | Add | 23 | FatJudy | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Stonino | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | José Fernández Salvador | Spanish bass guitar, and trumpet player, arranger and conductor. José Fernández Salvador, nacido en Torrent - València, formo parte de diferentes grupos musicales. José Fernández, trompeta y guitarra baja, era el com-positor de la mayor parte de los temas de Elipse y de otros artistas además de producir sus discos. Fundó y fue parte integrante de Carnaval, Tropical, Sibo-ney, Metropolitan Orquesta, Alameda y de la Big Band de Jazz de la Comunidad Valenciana en 1985 que acompañaba en algunas actuaciones al saxofonista Pedro Iturralde. En la edición de 1981 del que fuera la réplica ibérica del Festival de San Remo pero con biquinis y sangría, el Festival de Benidorm, el dúo integrado por la pareja Lucky y José, obtuvieron el segundo premio con el tema "Vivir y Soñar" compuesto por José Fernández. José Fernández Salvador, born in Torrent - València, was part of different musical groups. José Fernández, trumpet and bass guitar, was the composer of most of Elipse's and other artists' songs, in addition to producing their records. He founded and was an integral part of Carnaval, Tropical, Sibo-ney, Metropolitan Orquesta, Alameda and the Big Band of Jazz of the Valencian Community in 1985, who accompanied saxophonist Pedro Iturralde in some performances. In the 1981 edition of what was the Iberian replica of the San Remo Festival but with bikinis and sangria, the Benidorm Festival, the duo made up of the couple Lucky and José, won second prize with the song "Vivir y Soñar" composed by José Fernández. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Os Saxsambistas Brasileiros | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Robert Cobban | Canadian engineer known to have worked at [l=Studio 306]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Scott Cardwell | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Raf Cristiano | Cristiano Raffele Cirulli | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Victor Fedorov | Romanian painter/illustrator Technical Manager of Opera Română in 1930's - 1940's Please do not confuse with russian musician [a1622013] | |
| Search | Add | 23 | The Al Belletto Sextet | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Big Fair Organ Teugels Bros | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Chen Mei Feng | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Scarface Scaramanga | Hip-Hop Artist from Knetzgau , Bavaria,Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Koner Memili | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Naomi Petersen | Naomi Petersen was an [l=SST Records] employee and photographer. She was born August 24, 1964 and died on June 13, 2003. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Александр Буряков | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Karel Knechtl | Karel Knechtl | Czech reissue producer and expert on Czech pop/rock music, formerly also rock vocalist and keyboardist, DJ, music writer, as well as professional theater, film and TV actor. Born 23 October 1950 in Prague (former Czechoslovakia), died 22 December 2001 in Prague. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Corinne Polloni | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Akibo Visual Design Studio | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | DJ Slimoff | Сергей Игнатьев | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Gwénola Carrère | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Jerry Lions | Jeremiah Fulgence | Bassist, guitarist, percussionist, drummer, keyboard player and producer |
| Search | Add | 23 | Bonnie Lee Ratzin | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Alexis England | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | British Imperial Military Band | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Jindřiška Nováková | PhDr. Jindřiška Nováková | Director of an [l254059] label. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Orchestre De Jean Morlier | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | 川口真紀 | Maki Kawaguchi. Japanese music journalist. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Alfredo Cristaudo | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Klaus Kratkai | Credited as jacket designer, mostly for label [l=Saphir]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Mića Ivanović | Miodrag Ivanović | Accordion player and composer from Serbia. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Ann Rachlin | Ann Rachlin was born in Leeds, England. Educated in Northampton and Paris, she is married to American conductor/pianist Ezra Rachlin. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Canzoniere Del Proletariato | Directed by [a1109567] and Piero Nissim it is also known as "[a2521195]", which approaching Adriano Sofri's positions in the nascent (1969) Lotta Continua will become its official musical voice | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Lojze Krajnčan | Alojz Krajnčan | Slovenian trombonist, arranger, composer and conductor. Born December 23, 1961 in Ptuj. Married to [a=Romana Krajnčan] née [a=Romana Ogrin]. |
| Search | Add | 23 | E.D.P.S | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Guillermo Vijande | Spanish bass player. On "Ilegales" from 1983 to 1989 and 1990 to 1993. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | John Menchaca | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Vrangsinn | Daniel Salte | Norwegian musician and graphics artist. Born January 29th, 1974 in Stavanger. President of [l98759]. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Gerry Wetzel | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Michael T. Martin | President @ UnderCover Inc., an Osaka based music production company. Michael T. Martin is Business Agent for Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis (Jam & Lewis), Business Agent for Peabo Bryson, Production Contractor for Hikaru Utada. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Nicolae Băluță | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Tex-Rec | Almir Memic | Electro/Techno/Minimal producer based in Lukavac, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Lived in Berlin, Germany from 1991 to 1997. Co-owner of digital label Code- (Code Minus). Born: 1983 in Tuzla (Bosnia and Herzegovina) |
| Search | Add | 23 | Gianfranco Borgatti | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Benelux Theater | Benelux Theater NV | Booking, artist management and event organizing company. VAT nr.: BE 0658803115 Office address: ’t Zandpand, Zandstraat 52 B-2300 Turnhout Belgium registered address: Beersebaan 3 bus 2 B-2350 Vosselaar Belgium Phone: +32 496 623 520 | +32 (0) 3 369 59 49 | +32 (0) 14 420 003 Fax: +32 (0) 14 420 012 Email: info@beneluxtheater.be |
| Search | Add | 23 | London Theatre Company | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Kogerpitch | Anthony Benzo | Brazilian experimental electronic project. Related to another project - KVMMER |
| Search | Add | 23 | Seymour Silbermintz | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Orchestra Vasile Julea | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Γιάννης Bach Σπυρόπουλος | Greek pianist, composer, lyricist, arranger, and author of music books (b. 1953, Athens). | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Livio Sandro | DJ and producer from Berlin, Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | The NGVirus | Amaro Berghout | The NGVirus (Amaro Berghout) is a Dutch music producer, who started producing music back in 2013 on Newgrounds. He has produced soundtracks for multiple games, one of which is No Delivery. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Patricia Charbonnet | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Roger Anney | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Hanne Darboven | Hanne Darboven | German conceptual artist, born 29 April 1941 in Munich, Germany and died 9 March 2009 in Hamburg, Germany. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Andrew Archer Associates | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Karl Panzenbeck | Austrian author, teacher, radio host and voice actor, born 23 January 1899 in Langenwang, Austria, died 13 April 1967 in Graz, Austria. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Noyz319 | Davis Jaguttis | Graphic Designer |
| Search | Add | 23 | Shaun Considine | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Khrul | Thomas Khrul | Hungarian multi-instrumentalist & vocalist - mostly metal, and within metal mostly black metal. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Bill Sabatini | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | George Makzoumeh | جورج ر.مكزومه | George R. Makzoumeh was a Lebanese visual artist (design concept, artwork & design) and manager (project manager & coordinator). He worked at [l=Columbia-EMI Greece S.A.] from 1975 to 1982 as marketing manager for the Arabic repertoire. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Zadovoljni Kranjci | Slovenian folk music ensemble, formed in 1956, disbanded in 1990. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Lemon/Hughes | Composer duo of Ted Lemon and Alex Hughes a.k.a. Judge Dread. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Ευδοκία Στιβακτάκη | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Grupo Flamenco De Antonio Arenas | In 1968 Antonio Arenas, a guitarist from Ceuta who was then at his finest period, discovered in a showroom in Madrid a small blond gypsy who sang and accompanied himself on the guitar: the future to become legendary Camarón de la Isla. Soun after Arenas proposed him that they should record together. The young «Camarón de la Isla», as he was already known, was a bit surprised and said: «But what am I going to sing if I only know four or five things?». He finally accepted to join a recording together with other artists: El Turronero, Chato de la Isla, Tomás de Huelva, the «bailaora» Gitana Amadora, the guitars of Manolo Heredia and the artistic director himself, Antonio Arenas. "The Flamenco Group Antonio Arenas." was born. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Louie Bandack | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | The Oak Cliff Assassin | Kenton Jacquet Paul | Oak Cliff Assassin (December 1, 1969 - February 8, 2021) was a rapper, producer & graphic designer from Dallas, Texas. He got his name from a song he recorded called “Oak Cliff Assassin” back in the late 80’s when he was a member of the group called Eliminators. In 1989 he started his first company, Lock Down Productions with the help of [a=DJ Dark Fader]. Then in the early 90’s, O.C.A. (Oak Cliff Assassin) and Henry Peeples launched Lock Down Records. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Jean-Baptiste Mersiol | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Bebeth | Humberto Lopes Almeida | Born in Mindelo SV, 1948. Cape Verdean Bassist. [b]Bebeto Almeida[/b] was a member of the second generation of [b]Voz de Cabo Verde[/b] (from 1974 to 1982). He played in a lot of works produced by [b]Paulino Vieira[/b] in Lisbon. He's living in Rome, Italy. |
| Search | Add | 23 | David Woodley-Page | Australian recording engineer. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Kembar Group | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Fritz Brodersen | German classical trombonist. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Shungu Wembadio | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | The All Rounders | South African band, they continued to back up [a1560183] after he left the band. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Paula Wood | Art Director, Designer | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Polygon-Boy | Jonathan Woo | Polygon-Boy is inspired by God,the suburbs, underexposed film, sunsets, goosebumps, and VHS' |
| Search | Add | 23 | Corina Barb | Corina Elena Barb | Romanian bassist |
| Search | Add | 23 | Kaizels | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | DJ Freakuency | John Power | Founder of the multi-faceted music platform, record label and event management company, Scumklub™ & owner of Freakuency, a bar, dancefloor, restaurant and lounge space dedicated to electronic music in Bray, Wicklow Ireland. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Billy Nocera | William Nocera | Billy Nocera runs [l=Razorback Records] and plays in metal bands, formerly married to [a=Vanessa Nocera]. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Chris Eggleton | Australian singer and producer. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Seektor | Luiz Marcos | Luiz Marcos, better known as Seektor, is a brazilian musician. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Joseph R. Cammilleri | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Γιώργος Κολοβός | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Luzzi Limited | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Elvira Wilkinson | British/Indonesian artist. Has worked with The Ting-Tings, Random Impulse, Operator Please, Bossy Love, The Slips, and Weekend Millionaire. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | The Exhumanations | John Olson | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Diabolos Rex | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Lordbret | French producer and remixer. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Donovan King Jay | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Anthony Lilly | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Carlos Masoch | Argentine artist and radio presenter. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Bestial Saviour Of The Undead Legions | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Trust-Design-Agency | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Pat McGarr | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Tanz-Orchester Nicu Vlădescu | Romanian orchestra led by [b]Ioan Florescu[/b] ([i]Joan Florescu[/i]) wich used [b]Nicu Vlădescu[/b] pseudonym He recorded also under [i][b]Tanz-Orchester Nicu Vlădescu[/i][/b] pseudonym Active during 1920's - 1940's | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Raphael Stewart | Jamaican reggae artist & producer aka king Oney, linked to [l419090], [l299413] & [l419609] labels | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Shelby Kelley | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | 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 | 23 | Sherman Clachar | Reggae Producer on [l=Arabic Records], [l253552] (and more labels) he usually teams with [a=Ray Clarke (3)] | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Marcos Coifman | Marcos Coifman | Peruvian Bassist and visual artist |
| Search | Add | 23 | Brian Khairullah | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Радна Сахалтуев | Радна Филиппович Сахалтуев | Radna Filippovich Sakhaltuyev Ukrainian: Радна Пилипович Сахалтуєв Born 15 May 1935, Ulan-Ude, Buryat-Mongol Autonomous SSR, USSR. Soviet and Ukrainian artist, book graphic artist, cartoonist, production designer of animated films. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Awanda Booth | executive producer, manager. associate director, A&R Epic Records. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Rifat Tepić | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | 三浦憲 | Ken Miura. Japanese music journalist. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Miroslav Klomínek | Miroslav Klomínek | Czech graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Marijo Pajić | Marijo Pajić | Producer, arranger, keyboards player and mixing engineer from Serbia. |
| Search | Add | 23 | 甲子慧 | 謝佩芬 | Taiwanese singer, born on August 8, 1978 in Dongshi Township, Chiayi County, Taiwan. |
| Search | Add | 23 | RelaxBeats | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Sch-P. | West German design credit | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Kamikaze U.T. Vincent | Nomura Hayata | Japanese punk rock bassist |
| Search | Add | 23 | Jon Bicknell | Bassist and backing singer, Surrey, UK | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Lauren Klumpp | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Polystudio | Design Studio | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Albie Nieves | Florida editor/remixer often credited alongside [a66072]. Their work is often credited as Blade Runner Productions, which is not to be confused with [a599736] NOR [a412423]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Georg Freundorfers Zither-Trio | German zither trio directed by [a1444425]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Zoran Seničić | Zoran Seničić | Accordion player. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Grupo Samuray | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Carchost | Niels Kuiper | Black Metal multi-instrumentalist and vocalist from the Netherlands. |
| Search | Add | 23 | The Don Janse Chorale | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Зураб Яшвили | ზურაბ იაშვილი | Zurab Yashvili (1936-1987) was a Georgian singer - one of the founders of the group Orera ([a=Орэра]) |
| Search | Add | 23 | Chaimas Potašinskas | Lithuanian conductor, pianist. Born 1924 in Kaunas, died 2009 in Vilnius. Educated from Kaunas Conservatoire. He entered to the Kaunas Conservatoire in 1937, at the age of thirteen. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Pablo Rodas | Spanish rock bass player. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Jeff Hultgren | Owner of [l1064653]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | The Georgia Washboard Stompers | Loose aggregation of jazz performers, many of high calibre, who recorded as a group for various labels between about 1930 and 1935. Pseudonym used by the band from 1934 to 1935. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Constantin Trouptsious | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Rainer Zu Fall | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Xsentrix Productions | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Mitglieder Des Tonhalle-Orchesters Zürich | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Matthieu Cannavo | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Bulrøg | Ludovic Grauser | French music producer and singer. In 2010, Bulrøg formed with his friend Fred a music tandem called RedRog. He was the singer and also wrote all lyrics. The band had quite a good success in the dance-electro community thanks to songs like "Aktion" and "Walking Down The Streets". Three years after, Bulrøg finally decided to start a solo carreer. This vocalist is in love with all forms of art, and wants to create a beautiful package for his tracks. Bulrøg collaborates with Exterface (photographers duet), Kamille Louis (producer and musician), Marcos Domingo Sanchez (photographer) and Zéphirin (graphic designer). |
| Search | Add | 23 | TWRA | TWRA | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Ed Skyner | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Judith Wallace | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Samir Zavlan | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Ogden Harless | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Lieven de Ridder | Runs the [l196446] label. DJs under the name Aimé Le Chevalier. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Lucas van Slegtenhorst | Bassist and [l34268] A&R. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Tony Sauceda | Antonio Sauceda | Birth date: 1/17/1946 Death: August 5th, 2016 Tony Sauceda was one of the original members of the famous group, Los Bravos Del Norte. He had a successful career with the group, being the lead singer and Bajo Sexto player. He ultimately decided to quit the band and instead devote his life and music to God and Christianity due to problems stemming from the money and fame of his band. He later started a group with his friend, Lorenzo Reyes, called, Los Misioneros. He is also known for being a pioneer in Norteño Cristian Music. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Robert Massaglia | Roberto Massaglia | Lyricist, producer, musician, vocalist |
| Search | Add | 23 | Tyler St Clair | Tyler St Clair | [l=Radiograffiti] manager. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Xyphosenphia | Experimental/Noise project of Jme Gugginø | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Memory Of Justice Band | Roots Reggae band from Cayman Islands. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | The M7 Strict Dance Tempo Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Kabalababa | Császár Gertrúd | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Square Syndrome | French punk rock band formed in 1997 | |
| Search | Add | 23 | FMT Possee | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Justin Beatz | Andres Ortega | Electronic Music Producer & DJ from Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Fergus Jemison Marsh | Canadian bassist and Chapman stick player. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Abe Steinberg | Abraham Steinberg | US engineer, worked at [l=Abtone Studios] and later at Dimensional Sound, aka [l=Studio 76], the studio run by [a=Ed Chalpin]. Songwriter often associated with [a=Edison Youngblood] |
| Search | Add | 23 | Julio Molina Cabral | Argentinean singer | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Annick Lemetayer | French designer | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Ansambel Tonija Verderberja | Slovenian folk group from Stari trg by Kolpa in Bela krajina, formed in 1981. Members are: Toni Verderber (leader), Jože Kastelec, Tomaž Zorko, Domen Verderber and Dušan Vrlinič. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Joze Ostranc | Classical clarinettist - appearing with the likes of [a=Alfred Scholz], probably fictitious. Credited with various name variants like José Ostranec, Jose Ostrac etc. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Schmid-Buebe | Swiss folk music group. Active 1969 to 1982. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Enzo Armenio | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Olli Sinisalo | Finnish guitarist, bassist, violinist and vocalist | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Toxic Bears | Toxic Bears are an avant garage, experimental punk band out of Brisbane. Their music ranges from melodic hardcore to funk, jazz and Latin-infused garage rock. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Karin Lodin | Swedish designer. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Ken Lemon | New Zealand country singer, active in the 1960's and 1970's. Ken Lemon never gave up his day job. The one time an employer refused to give him time off to go out on tour as part of a Joe Brown package or with his Viking Records labelmate Maria Dallas, he simply quit and found a new job. Based in Auckland, his debut album was released in the United States, England and South Africa in the 1960s and he was a Loxene Golden Disc finalist with ‘Living In A House Full Of Love’, but by the late 1970s he had seemingly disappeared. Born in the seaport town of Barrow-in-Furness in Lancashire, England, in 1939, Lemon did a bit of social singing in pubs and dance halls and occasional talent quests in the 1950s and 60s. He and his brother served apprenticeships as marine coppersmiths, working on electric and atomic submarines, carriers, destroyers and frigates and helping to build the ocean liner SS Oriana, which was launched in November 1959. With their sister and her husband having immigrated to New Zealand, their mother wanted to keep the family together and she and her husband and the two Lemon brothers followed them to Auckland in about 1962. The brothers started work at the dockyard in Devonport as coppersmiths but almost immediately courted trouble by repeatedly turning up late, despite living only half a mile away. Hauled before the naval commander in charge, they were let go. Although his brother soon went back, Ken Lemon took up sheet metal engineering work. After six months or so, he entered a singing competition at the Shiralee in Customs Street, winning his heat and progressing to the final. The manager of the venue engaged Lemon to stay on as the resident singer, performing Friday and Saturday nights and twice on Sundays. A deal was struck with John Ewan of Octagon Records and Lemon found himself in Stebbing Studios recording his debut single ‘Detroit City’, with Rudy & The Crystals backing. His next two singles – a cover of Slim Whitman’s ‘China Doll’ and ‘Sailor Man’, both “arranged and directed” by Viking Records star guitarist Peter Posa – were released in a joint Octagon and Viking effort, although the Whitman and Frank Ifield falsetto of ‘China Doll’ didn’t particularly enthral Viking A&R director Ron Dalton. Lemon’s sister and her husband decided New Zealand wasn’t for them after all and returned to England and bought a pub near London. Lemon’s Octagon releases found their way to the pub’s jukebox where they eventually wore out. When Lemon and band started playing at dances at the Surfside Ballroom in Milford, Dalton popped by for another listen just as Lemon was putting his rich baritone to its best use on Jim Reeves’ ‘He’ll Have To Go’. Now Dalton’s ears pricked up. He put Lemon together with Mike Perjanik and his band at Stebbings, the singer pulling country songs from his repertoire, running through them and putting them to tape all in one weekend. The result was his debut LP This Hombre Called Lemon, produced by Dalton and released on Viking in December 1965, which included Roger Miller’s ‘King Of The Road’, Don Gibson’s ‘Oh Lonesome Me’ and New Zealand songwriter Jim Ruane’s ‘I’m Leaving Town’. He undertook the first of three national Miss New Zealand tours for promoter Joe Brown, organising time off from his employers to further his music career. He struck up a great friendship with singer Eddie Low, who had already spent a lot of time in Australia, and Low got in Lemon’s ear about the opportunities there. But with a wife and child and a mortgage, Lemon wasn’t prepared to take the risk of crossing the Tasman. He really hit his straps in 1966 with The Second Album, which was recorded at HMV’s studio in Wellington with musical director Garth Young, and Dalton again producing. It opened with probably his best-known song ‘Living In A House Full Of Love’ (a Loxene Golden Disc finalist in 1966) and included no less than seven Lee Hazlewood compositions – ‘Houston’ and ‘These Boots Are Made For Walkin’’ among them. Lemon’s parents and brother opted to go back to England. A proud Mrs Lemon took copies of her son’s LPs and they were played on the ship’s sound system, but she drew the line at leaving them with the entertainment officer to pass on to the company’s head office. This Hombre Called Lemon was released on the Roulette label in the United States in 1967. Lemon even received fan mail from there asking him where they could find more of his records. Lemon toured with Maria Dallas, featuring on the live LP The Maria Dallas Country Show, released in 1967. The two were teamed up for the album Face To Face the same year, although they didn’t sing together on the record. At the close of the 1960s, he became a regular performer on the Tex Morton-hosted NZBC television show The Country Touch, often as a duet partner for Kay Reilly. After several years of little promotion or airplay with Viking Records, Lemon was approached by one of Joe Brown’s employees and told that Brown was interested in recording him but wouldn’t touch him while he was under contract to Viking. The self-managed Lemon had looked on enviously while John Hore had released two or so LPs a year on Brown’s label, which were then heavily pushed. It was easy enough to get out of the Viking deal, but all Lemon could do then was wait to hear from the Brown camp. After a few months of being fobbed off by the employee who had first approached him, Joe Brown was in Auckland and Lemon decided to confront him. Brown admitted to being too busy with John Hore to give Lemon any thought and the two men ceased communications. In 1972, Eldred Stebbing invited Lemon to record a low-cost album for his Zodiac label. The inevitably titled A Slice Of Lemon was produced and arranged by Barry Clewett with Bruce Lynch on guitar and featured songs by Kris Kristofferson, Johnny Cash and Jimmie Rodgers. But when the production went over budget, Stebbing refused to spend any money on promotion and it sunk. Touring without the Joe Brown machine behind him was a struggle. Not able to play an instrument himself, Lemon would arrive in town with Clewett’s carefully arranged lead sheets to find the pick-up band couldn’t read music. Four hours of rehearsal would hardly improve the situation. He was called on to sing Glyn Tucker’s ‘Hard Lines, Son’ on TV’s Studio One song contest in 1974, competing against artists such as Ray Columbus, Bunny Walters, Shona Laing and a pre-Mi-Sex Steve Gilpin. The exposure helped rustle up some work but it soon trickled down to just the occasional club date. There was a brief return to the studio in 1986 when songwriter Harry McRae requested Lemon to record his song celebrating the Waipa Delta paddleboat, ‘Roll On Waikato’. The 45 was released on Festival Records and produced by Gray Bartlett. Always putting family first and without the pushy nature required to get himself out there, Ken Lemon never received the accolades he deserved, and it’s impossible to hear those opening bars of ‘Living In A House Full Of Love’ – with its thumping bass drum and dirty guitar and then that big, resonant voice – without wondering how he didn’t. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Bente Merete | Danish vocalist, mainly backing vocalist. Starred in the Danish production of the "Hair" musical in the early 70's. Backing vocals for [a=Sebastian (5)] and chorus vocalist for the [a=Svend Nicolaisens Orkester]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Andreas Schwietzke | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Vlastimir Barać | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Alain Labib | French saxophonist | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Σώζος Λυμπερόπουλος | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Zhang Di | 張志民 | Taiwanese singer and host, born on July 24, 1942 in Qingdao, China. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Else Ury | Else Ury, writer, author | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Anne Sperling | Credited for design. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Μαρία Καρλάκη | Maria Karlaki was born and raised in Drama, Greece. She began her journey in music at the young age of 7, focusing on traditional Greek music. She later earned a diploma in Traditional Dance, and up until 2004, she continued to serve this musical genre before stepping into the nightlife scene, performing at the top music venues of her city. At the same time, she pursued studies in two academic fields, receiving degrees in Kinesiotherapy and Alternative Medicine. Yet, her love for music remained strong, and she complemented her talents with vocal training, placement lessons, jazz techniques, and Byzantine music studies, shaping her into a well-rounded vocal performer. In February 2006, she took part in the reality music competition Dream Show, through which she became widely known to the public, earning praise for her powerful stage charisma and warm vocal tone. In 2008, she released her first solo album, titled “Apistefto” (Unbelievable). Her second release, “Instinct”, was accompanied by a stunning music video directed by renowned Greek video director Kostas Kapetanidis.In December 2012, her third album “Eimai Gia Mena” (I Am for Myself) was released, co-written with fellow artist Paris, with whom she was performing at the famous Posidonio Music Hall at the time. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Mickey Andrews | Dobro Steel Guitar - New Waterford, Nova Scotia, Canada | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Mario Pochini | Italian audio engineer worked at [l339456]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Leonarda Daine | Latvian mezzo-soprano, born 19 November 1924. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Matt Dubspun | Matthew Mulac | Chicago-born DJ/Artist that spins Deep House, Jazz & Techno. Owner of Vibenotic Recordings. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Don Caron's Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Абакар Эскиев | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Toks Shotade | Nigerian musician (keyboards, bass), producer and sound engineer. Known to have worked at [l323866]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Radiokoret | [b]Radiokoret[/b] was the name from 1959 to 1996 of the largest choir of [l=Danmarks Radio], the Danish national broadcasting corporation. Chief conductors in this period were [a=Svend S. Schultz] (1949-83), [a=John Alldis] (1972-77), [a=Per Enevold] (1985-88) and [a=Stefan Parkman] (1989-2002). The name of the choir has evolved over time as follows: - From 1932 to 1959: [a=Statsradiofoniens Kor] - From 1959 to 1996: Radiokoret - From 1996 to 2009: [a=DR Radiokoret] - Since 2009: [a=DR Koncertkoret] | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Alexandre Courtade | Solo trumpet player of the [a1870615] and brass band leader at the Opera. (Paris, 04 mars 1872 – 1951) | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Gran Orquesta Tipica De Armando Zulueta | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Charles James Williams | 1960s jazz saxophonist from Chicago, Illinois. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | 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 | 23 | The Sentinalez | Hip Hop band from Glasgow, Scotland. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Dennis DeShazer | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Antoine Reuben-Diavola | Antoine Reuben | Antoine Reuben, known mononymously as ANTOINE., is a American composer, drummer and keyboardist. Played drums for the group HADAN. Antoine also releases music under the moniker Bit.Krusher. In the early days of internet streaming Antoine was a recurring feature DJ at the Samurai.fm based in Japan. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Ladi Odeku | Credited for visual roles and management. [b]Note[/b]: When credited as "Production Manager" please use the credit [b]Product Manager [Production Manager][/b]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Aleksey Korolyov | Boss of label [l=Satanath Records]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Traustur Og Tryggur | Traustur Og Tryggur | Traustur Og Tryggur´ Felix Bergsson – söngur og leikur Gunnar Helgason – söngur og leikur Brynhildur Guðjónsdóttir – söngur og leikur Jón Ólafsson – allur hljóðfæraleikur |
| Search | Add | 23 | Roland De Saint | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | hedtronix | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | ProCity Claim | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Ernest L. Stevens | Ernest L. Stevens | Pianist and Orchestra Leader. He was a prolific Edison recording artist, appearing on Edison Records as solo pianist, a member of his own trio (Stevens' Trio) and dance quartet and was the leader of his own dance orchestra. Ernest Stevens (1894-1981) was Thomas Alva Edison personal pianist-arranger from 1922 to 1924 when Edison was experimenting with recording sounds and making recordings on wax cylinders. Mr. Stevens, born in Elizabeth, New Jersey, December 15, 1894, was involved with music until his death in Montclair, New Jersey, April 6, 1981. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Kogyo | Mike Mihaylov | Kogyo (Mike Mihaylov) is a deep and ambient related music producer, living in Austria. He had his first contacts with music as a child. Mike attended years of private lessons and learned to play several analog and electronic instruments. After a long artistic break, he began 2010 with his passion to make music, inspired from deep techno, ambient and dubtechno. Kogyo loves to experiment with synthesizers, filters and sounds, presenting new moods and soundscapes by combining various elements in his works. Music is his passion. |
| Search | Add | 23 | กานท์ การุณวงศ์ | Kan Karunwong | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Szászcsávási Zenekar | Traditional Hungarian gypsy band from Ceuaș in Mureș County in Transylvania, Romania. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Marc Van Stiphout | Dutch bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Ren Deaton Productions | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Marty Ostrow | Vice President of Cash Box magazine | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Edgar Fuhrhop | German engineer on amongst others [l=Telefunken] Shellacs. His signature was a hand-etched [b]Fu.[/b], often in combination with another engineer, e.g. [url=http://www.discogs.com/artist/3778095-Walter-Labenski]L.[/url] (e.g. Fu.-L.) or [url=https://www.discogs.com/artist/6488776-Alexander-Seeland]Se.[/url] (e.g. Fu.-Se.). | |
| Search | Add | 23 | 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 | 23 | Mira Vasiljević | Miroslava Vasiljević | Serbian folk singer. 1934. - 2019. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Susan Levy | Art Director. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Снарк | Noise, sound collage and hometaping artist from St. Petersburg, Russia. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Judith Schaechter | Artist known primarily for stained glass work. Based in Philadelphia. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Barrel Fingers Barry | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Christie Greyerbiehl | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Victor Silvester Jr. | The son of [a1351658], who assumed leadership of his father's orchestra in 1971. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Jenseits Der Grenzen | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Awankana | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Santiago J. Roux | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Victor Aparicio | Víctor Aparicio Abundancia | Spanish singer and composer, born in Tuy, Pontevedra, in 1959. He founded Los Coyotes in the 80's and later has followed a solo career with a mix-up of latin, pop and glam-rock. He is also a photographer, comics painter, actor... |
| Search | Add | 23 | Ashley Arnwine | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Carlito Lassa | Charles Ndombasi Lassa | Carlyto Lassa (born Charles Ndombasi Lassa on January 15, 1961) is a Congolese musician and singer-songwriter. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Hugh Madden | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Michael "Mixing Finga" Stewart | Jamaican Dancehall Reggae Producer and Recording Engineer, Son of [a=Tinga Stewart]; Nephew of [a=Roman Stewart], owner of [l=Mixing Finga Muzic] and [l806366] Also associated with labels [l=RAS Records], [l=Black Scorpio (2)] and [l=Shanachie]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Lenka Kovaříková | Lenka Kovaříková | Czech graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Cavaros | Rosa Cavalieri | Italian songwriter |
| Search | Add | 23 | Reta Ray | Willie Marie | American singer and comedienne. She was also known as "The Naughty Nightingale". She had a long career on radio and nightclubs that last more than five decades. She sang with the Vincent Lopez, Rudy Vallee and Phil Harris orchestras. |
| Search | Add | 23 | لحسن المسكيني | Cheikh Lahcen Meskini was a Moroccan traditional performer. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Andrew Zernicke | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Edward Durdey | Painter and sculptor of plaster carved reliefs. When he resided at an earlier studio, located in [l2206390], he created the Elephant's ears for the [m80626] album and the back cover monoprint on the [m80632] album. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Sue Dubois | Credited for Art Direction and Management. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Marc August | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Виталий Демиденко | Виталий Демиденко | Виталий «Вит» Демиденко. Bass guitarist and songwriter. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Suicídio Urbano | Suicídio Urbano | Noisecore band from brazil created in 2018 |
| Search | Add | 23 | Norimasa Yoshimoto | Norimasa Yoshimoto | Japanese bassist and vocalist. Founder of [l=Distro Rakkos]. |
| Search | Add | 23 | José Ugaz | Juan José Ugaz Espejo | Peruvian mastering and lacquer cut engineer for [l439050] productions. Credited as "P.UGAZ" or "P.U." He didn't sign all his cuts, but they also can be identified by the presence of the etching 1L/2L for Long Play albums, or 1F/2F for 45 singles. |
| Search | Add | 23 | The Klaudt Indian Family | Chief Melvin, Mom, Kenneth, Vernon, Raymond, and Betty Klaudt | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Mayz.be | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Os Texugos | Brazil 2020- | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Najma Merchant | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Matt Andres | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Eduardo Jaime | Portuguese singer. Born in Lisbon. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Sampo Hänninen | Finnish art director / music producer based in Berlin, Germany | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Todd Interland | Manages [a=Lily Allen] for Twenty-First Artists. Also head of [a7948440]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Sakaguchi Ken Factory | Sakaguchi Ken Factory, Inc. 2-14-10 Misyuku, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo Japan 154-0005 Tel: 03-3024-2304 Fax: 03-3424-2341 Mail: info@ken-factory.com Was set up in 1990. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | The Top Hits Dance Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | L.A. Sounds | A group of artists specializing in cover versions. A similar concept to [a1969880]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Dolores Ventura | Mary D. Ludlow | Australian pianist (mostly ragtime) and violinist - b.: August 20, 1921 (Einasleigh, North Queensland, Australia) - d.: September 14, 2012 Her musical accomplishments varied from appearances as a classical violinist to playing boogie-woogie and Latin American numbers at the piano. She enjoyed a busy performing and recording career in England during the 1950s. She married [a=Ivor Slaney] in 1948. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Tosses | Alessandro Tosses | https://tosses.bandcamp.com/ |
| Search | Add | 23 | Jean-Charles Cremers | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Roger Laredo | Conductor. Probably a pseudonym for Ronald Hanmer, who arranged the only two albums credited to Laredo. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Erwan Fichou | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | 岡本郁生 | 岡本郁生 | Ikuo Okamoto. Japanese music journalist who specializes in latin music. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Vividnacht | Aiden | Went on to be [a=Eagle (25)]. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Amos Turner | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | DJ Praying Mantis | Brad Smith | Brad Smith has been playing electronic music for 18 years and is the owner of the underground label, Crescent Records. Brad started his career in the underground Acid House and hardcore scene in 1990 at WBUL in Tampa. In 1992, Brad began his club DJing career at the infamous "Rave-O-Ween" in Tampa, Florida. In 1998, Brad, under his moniker, DJ Praying Mantis alongside with DJ Dread started the Stateside collective Drum N Bass crew. In 2000, Brad started his mash-up/remix label, Mr. Smith's DJ Tools, with partner DJ Spice (from Friction and Spice). In 2006, Brad returned to producing house music and started releasing tracks under the aliases Mantis, Osiris and R. Gonzalez. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Dublicist | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Tarek Okbir | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Tieries Azzier | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Grand Dominion Jazz Band | The Grand Dominion Jazz Band came together in 1982 as the musical vision of Vancouver banjoist [a=Mike Cox (7)], immigrant to Canada from Wales, who was steeped in the music of the New Orleans revivalist musicians such as George Lewis, Bunk Johnson, Kid Ory, Baby Dodds and others. Mike and his expatriate friends in Vancouver had grown up in the UK listening to Ken Colyer, Chris Barber , Humphrey Lyttelton, and others on the trad jazz scene. Mike decided to put a band of like-minded players together from both sides of the Canada - US border, a band that embodied all the rough-and-ready, hard-driving, ensemble playing characteristics of the revivalist bands. For two weekend concerts, July 16 - 17th, 1982, Mike assembled members of three Pacific Northwestern bands to play two concert dances at the Hot Jazz Club in Vancouver. The band just clicked, and has been going ever since. Inevitably there have been changes over the years and the band has seen the coming and going of some wonderful musicians and friends. There are still three of the original members in the band – leader and piano player [a=Bob Pelland], [a=Gerry Green (2)] and [a=Jim Armstrong (3)]. The newest member of the band is Clint Baker, a great asset, as his love and knowledge of the music helps the band continue to 'Keep The Spirit Alive'. (c) Grand Dominion Jazz Band | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Revelation Of Noise | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Formația Dan Armeanca | Romanian manele/orientală band from Bucharest | |
| Search | Add | 23 | 紅線女 | 鄺健廉 (Kuang Jianlian) | Transliterations: Hung Sin-nui, Hong Xian-nu, Hong Sin-lui, Hung Hsien-nu, Hong Sin-loi. Cantonese opera master and movie actress in China and Hong Kong. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Alexandros Magkos | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Complesso I Recordmen | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Eddie Leal | Texas punk rock musician originally from the Rio Grande Valley, later based in Austin. Active from the early 2000s. Also runs [l=Todo Destruido]. | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Donovan Duschane | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Arthur Fleischmann | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Aleksandar Kravić | Aleksandar Kravić | Serbian bass player. Long time member of [a=Đorđe Balašević]'s backing band. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Carl Napoletano | Art director. He worked for the label [l14624] in the 70's | |
| Search | Add | 23 | 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 | 23 | Johannes Huemer | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Unkle Funk | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Józef Lazarz I Jego Międzynarodowa Orkiestra | Indian Orchard, Massachusetts | |
| Search | Add | 23 | Rhos Orpheus Male Voice Choir | ||
| Search | Add | 23 | Filippo Lo Nardo | Filippo Antonino Lo Nardo | Italian producer and audio engineer. |
| Search | Add | 23 | Rubito Dallas Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Labh Heera | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Barla Horn | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Orchestra Roberto Pregadio | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Murray Deutch | Label executive and producer | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Kurpfalzjäger | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | حسام حسني | حسـام حسن حسني أحمد حسن (Ḥusām Ḥasan Ḥusni Aḥmad Ḥasan) | Hossam Hosny (born 1966 in Kuwait) is an Egyptian singer and song writer. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Ana Luiza Gelfei | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Max Wallis | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Valentin Becmann | French guitar player, composer and producer b. 27 June 1994. Founder of ET&B Studio | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Tydoz | TyDoZ, also known as TDZ, is a brazilian turntablist and hip-hop producer. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | TyrRecVir | National Socialist black metal musician from Hesse, Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Liz Silverman Ring | Producer for [l34950]. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Müşerref Tezcan | Turkish singer and actress (b. 1952, Istanbul). | |
| Search | Add | 22 | LoKKoTRONN | Spanish Techno DJ, born and raised in Spain, has been living in New York City since 2002. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | The Les Morgan Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Memo Neyra | Guillermo Acuña Brenes | Guillermo Acuña Brenes (mejor conocido como "Memo Neyra"). A finales de la década de los 60's emigra hacia Nicaragua en donde muy pronto logró identificarse con los grupos musicales que para ese entonces existían en la ciudad de Managua. En 1968 era integrante como vocalista del grupo musical Los Rambler's del barrio “Monseñor Lezcano”. Sus años de estadía en Nicaragua lo dotaron de mucha experiencia y le ayudaron a pulir su estilo interpretativo, como músico se hizo, con Los Ramblers. Entre las grabaciones realizadas por "Memo Neyra" y “Los Rambler's” de Nicaragua, se encuentra “Sendero de estrellas”, compuesta por Manuel Márquez. Después de una exitosa carrera musical por Nicaragua, Memo Neyra regresó a Costa Rica. Un 22 de abril de 1977, mientras se dirigía a San José para llevar a su madre (Alicia Acuña Brenes) a una clínica, chocó de frente con otro automóvil, falleciendo poco después él y su progenitora. Tras conocerse la noticia, tanto en Nicaragua como en Costa Rica hubo conmoción entre sus admiradores. Memo Neyra dueño de un estilo sencillo, muere acariciando el éxito en Centroamérica y con un futuro prometedor en su carrera. |
| Search | Add | 22 | František Gašparík | František Gašparík | Slovak bass guitarist |
| Search | Add | 22 | The Dargies | Horrie Dargie, Billie Fowler, "Doc" Bertram, Vern Moore | Australian musical collaboration created by [a=Horrie Dargie], active 1959-1974. Initially (from 1949) known as [a=The Horrie Dargie Quintet] |
| Search | Add | 22 | Enzo Trupiano | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Esham A. Smith | Esham Attica Smith | US rapper from Detroit. Co-founder of [l43982] with his brother [a2701384]. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Samy Sandoval | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Ymgrey | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | who fucking cares | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | www.defacethis.com | Deface Graphics | Graphic design and photography. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Mikidozan | 三木真一 | Japanese reggae DJ, musician, songwriter and producer. Released his first single in 1995. His 2001 single "Lifetime Respect" was the first reggae single to top the Japanese charts. He changed his artist name to [a=Dozan11] in 2014. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Die Lustigen Toggenburger | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Generacion De Jesus | Generación de Jesus is born in San Nicolás de los Garza N.L. Mexico, with the purpose of presenting young people, a new musical proposal, but with a Christian message, with strong influences from garage rock, beat, country rock and other similar genres, making hundreds of people decide to follow Jesus. The founding members were: [b]Víctor Antonio Monzón[/b] (guitar and requinto) [b]Víctor Rafael Gálvez[/b] (lead voice and bass) [b]Isaí Garza[/b] (drummer and vocals) and [b]Daniel Espinoza[/b] (keyboards) | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Accolade De New York | Compas band from Haiti. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Patrik Sandoz | Patrik Sandoz | Swiss artist, recording artist, performer, writer, composer, musician and producer of music and art. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Honolulu Dance Band | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Luis Torrejón | Luis Alberto Torrejón Torrejón | Chilean sound engineer. Born: 24 January 1936 in Valparaíso, Chile. Died: 10 July 2024 (88 years old) in Puente Alto, Santiago, Chile. Luis Torrejón was born in Valparaíso in 24 January 1936. He moved to Santiago when he was 22 to work with [l901149] and soon turned into Chile's main sound engineer. He has recorded more than 11,000 LPs since 1959, most of them on [l901149], [l1800866] and [l1390246]. In the 90s he founded [b]Torrejón Estudio[/b]. He has recorded artists as Violeta Parra, Víctor Jara, Pablo Neruda, Quilapayún, Los Ramblers, Margot Loyola, Los Mac's etc. He was awarded with a Premio Pulsar in 2021. In 10 July 2024, Luis Torrejón died at the age of 88 in Puente Alto, Santiago. His wake was held at the funeral home "Funeraria Iván Martínez" located at Avenida Camilo Henríquez 4827, Puente Alto. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Paula Goodroe | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Vinz Aquarian | Vincenzo Auteri | |
| Search | Add | 22 | รุ่งโรจน์ เพชรธงชัย | Rungroj Petchthongchai | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Mother Destruction / Sixth Comm | When [a533713] joined [a236542]'s band [a99871], they soon started a duo called [a6617]. In the time of coexistence of both groups, this hybrid name between both band names was used between 1992 and 1995. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Conor Holohan | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Jason Cheshire | Jason Cheshire | Composer, producer, engineer. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Capitán Troner | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | MKG Band | MKG Band | Session band supporting producer Mato Došen, active in the second half of 80s. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Eduardo Potrillé | Cuban designer. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Antonio Bisio | Antonio José Bisio | Argentinian accordionist, composer and orchestra leader. brother of [a892583] uncle of [a777465] |
| Search | Add | 22 | Keijiro Kubota | 窪田啓二郎 | Japanese photographer and designer. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Formgeber | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Adrián Maggi | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Dr. Franz Mixa | Franz Mixa | Austrian composer and conductor, born 3 June 1902 in Vienna, Austria, died 16 January 1994 in Munich, Germany. He was married to [a=Hertha Töpper]. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Komei Sone | 曽根幸明 (Sone Kōmei) | Japanese popular songwriter and arranger. Born December 28, 1933 in Tokyo, died April 20, 2017. He also worked as a singer and actor under the name Isao Fujita. |
| Search | Add | 22 | مارسيل فرنسيس | Marcel Francis was a Lebanese sound engineer associated with [l=Baalbeck Studios]. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Sergii Kovalov | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Padagra | Grindcore band from Rostov On Don, Russia. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Sticky Tape | Thomas Ooms | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Voula Kamvissi | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Michael J Gilbert | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | 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 | 22 | Si Ahmed Ben Ali | Algerian producer, sometimes his name is spelled "Sid Ahmed Ben Ali" | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Miles Cosmo | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Andy Botterill | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Radovan Bećirović | Hadži Radovan Bećirović Trebješki | (Ljevišta April 7 1897 - Nikšić August 8 1986) Montenegrin folk songwriter and guslar. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Ermolaĭ Deminenko | John Peter Demenski | American accordion player of Polish descent (born October 16, 1881 in Watertown, Wisconsin, USA – died January 4, 1950 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA) A Milwaukee policeman by day, Demenski / Deminenko was a skilled accordion player. In October and November 1912, he recorded 17 polkas, mazurkas, and other titles for [l=Columbia] in New York that were released over the next decade for the Polish, Russian, Ukrainian (Ruthenian), and Lithuanian market. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Adam Mattera | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Psycopath | Steve Russell | Canadian bassist. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Recorded Publications Company | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Takayuki Hamada | 濱田高志 = Hamada Takayuki | Japanese anthologist, editor, and writer. He has planned and supervised more than 500 CD titles in Japan and abroad. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Piknik Együttes | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Catherine Haridy | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Dutch Mason Blues Band | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | LoudNProud | Italian mastering engineers duo based in Rome. Their studio is [l=LoudNProud Studio]. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Valdo Cilli | French singer born in Italy August 15, 1950 and died June 27, 2008 in Roubaix. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Tuna De La Facultad De Medicina De Barcelona | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Gustavo Adolfo Jiménez | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Wolfgang Städele | German pianist, trumpeter, composer and engineer | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Red Geller | Helmut Rellergerd | German author is born 25.01.1945 in Altena-Dahle/Germany. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Frederick Pereira | Founder, Owner, and President of [l=Supertronics]. Hailing from Trinidad, in the 1970's, Pereira moved to the United States to pursue songwriting. Originally, Pereira was only interested in Caribbean music, but found work in New York with [a215582] and started to produce R&B music. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Hartmut Schütze | German compiler, active in the 1970s | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Dychová Hudba A Spevácka Skupina Z Vajnor | Traditional brass ensemble from Vajnory, Slovakia. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Oleg Gitarkin | Олег Фомченков / Oleg Fomchenkov | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Craig Ericson | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Phlegeton Art Studio | Visual arts company run by J.L. Rey, Spain. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | El Mariachi Popular De José Cruz | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Exomni | Kevin Tessers | DJ & Producer Co owner Annihilation & The Dark Chronicles Styles: Millennium, Early, Mainstream & Crossbreed |
| Search | Add | 22 | Jiunaze | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Sam Renshaw | Credited for A&R | |
| Search | Add | 22 | PLANETBJØRN | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Beogradski Majstori | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Tin Foil Hats | Camiel Munier | Electro/Techno producer based in Utrecht, the Netherlands. Hailing from The Hague, he produces with both hardware and software since 2002. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Katouzzion | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | W. Łapiński | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Tropical Highlight | João Guilherme Sheffer | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Warvin | Warvin is a Belgian artist. The purpose of his works is to get closer to his instincts, to deal with spontaneity. He paints and draws on everything like tees, walls, paper or old frames found in flea markets. His drawings can be very detailed, filled with strange hairy characters or as simple as a smiley kid. Warvin, in his world, speaks of his meetings, friends, dreams. He imagines a world run by small teeth, hairy characters, littered with bones over 12 meters long and haunted by extinct species. Contact: warvinwarvin@gmail.com | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Jim Sparxx | German Hardcore / Gabber DJ | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Show Divine | Jonathan Diaz | Rapper from Lawrence, Massachusetts Jonathan 'Show Divine' Diaz Hip-Hop Recording Artist / Producer Servant of God |
| Search | Add | 22 | Philip Lethen | German musician and photographer. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | C⎟PRODUCTPROJECT | Gaëtan Chrétien | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Marion Kornacker | German preacher for [l=Christus für alle]. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Thomas Martin Nutt | Martin is a British artist. He lives and works in Japan. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Daniel Paul Boucher | Wrong Way Archival Bureau | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Ozan Bayraşa | Ozan Bayraşa | Turkish producer. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Angel Javier | Ángel Javier Carrión Tavárez | Author, composer, interpreter, musician and poet, born in San Juan, Puerto Rico. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Sam Graber | Bass player, podcast producer and playwright based in Minneapolis | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Alvaro Ernesto | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Chor Des Missions-Priesterseminars Der Spiritaner, Knechtsteden | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Sonny Wright | American country singer, owner of [l132509] and husband of [a=Peggy Sue (2)]. He is born February 2, 1943 in Flagler, Colorado. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Rory Cargill | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Антонина Колотилова | Антонина Яковлевна Колотилова | Antonina Yakovlevna Kolotilova (1890—1962) was the founder and first Arstistic Director of the [a1662709] until 1961, shortly before she passed. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Kaluar | Credited as photographer on Spanish [l111596] releases from in the 60s. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | bLURiX | Izidor Radmanovic | Electronic music producer from Zagreb, Croatia. He started with music production in 1999, and DJing in 2001. First "Blurix" releases come out in 2006, and it is also the year when he joins forces with DraCo and opens up "Diggarama" - a small net-label that will grow into a party-organization well known for its hard techno and industrial. Co-owner of a net-label [l62482] (since 2006). Owner of a digital label "Blurred Motion Records" (since 2011). |
| Search | Add | 22 | Luftwaffenmusikkorps 2 | German air force military band based in Karlsruhe, Germany. founded in 1956. The band was disbanded in 14 March 2014 during the restructuring of the German Federal Armed Forces (Bundeswehr). [b]Principal Conductors:[/b] 1. [a3535664] (1956 - Late 1960s) 2. [a5024138] (Early 1970's - Late 1970's) 3. [a910678] (Early 1980's - 1992) 4. [a910677] (September 1992 - December 2005) 5. [a8184067] (January 2006 - March 2007) 6. [a7951814] (22 March 2007 - 4 February 2010) 7. Martin Wehn (4 February 2010 - March 2014) | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Fortuna Robustelli | Italian singer. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Jac Murphey | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Dirk Simmig | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Gee Fire | Hardcore DJ/Producer form St. Petersburg (Russia). Member of [l=H.P.G. Detonator] and owner of [l=Gee Fuck Home Studio]. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Mario Neri | Mario Neri | Italian musician, composer, arranger, Orchestra conductor. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Bleak Rotundo Eclipse | Plunderphonics alias of Matthew Faulkner, focuses primarily on samples of history documentaries. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Audiosiege | Mastering studio in Portland, Oregon. Run by mastering engineer [a740272]. Label profile: [l358283] | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Gary Martins | Gary Martins | Gary Martins has produced over 20 tracks for Klone records and many remixes. He currently teaches Music Technology in Nottingham. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Super 5 International | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Orchestre Le Peuple | Congolese group founded in 1973 as the backing band for [a1832054] | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Božidar Ivanišević | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Hastó Zsolt | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Simon Ngwenya | Musician and producer from South Africa | |
| Search | Add | 22 | The Ray Davies Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Earl Randolph's Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Centralna Orkiestra Reprezentacyjna Wojska Polskiego | Centralna Orkiestra Reprezentacyjna Wojska Polskiego (The Central Representative Orchestra Of The Polish Army) was a Polish orchestra founded in 1944. In 1989 it was renamed to [a=Orkiestra Koncertowa Wojska Polskiego] and in 2004 it was merged into [a=Reprezentacyjny Zespół Artystyczny Wojska Polskiego]. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Antonín Schubert | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Francesco Panatta | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Selahattin Bölük | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Nohemi Berlatti | Nohemi Berlatti was a Venezuelan female singer that was well know in the 70s (could also appear as Berlati, Berlatty, Berlaty, or Nohemy), died October 14, 2015 | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Antoine Choque | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Blase Machin | Appears as liner notes author. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Federico Caprai | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Sydney Elliott | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Jasper The Vinyl Junkie | Peter Gilbert Jasper | London-based vinyl collector, DJ and music writer. Presents a weekly radio show on Kane FM which is archived on his Mixcloud page. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Silviu Comăriță | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Kei Yokota | Kei Yokota | Japanese experimental music producer. Owner of the [l=Cat Move] label, [l=Metal Daze] studio and [l=G.I.H. Studio]. Projects: [a=Deadly Verity] (solo noisecore) = Kei Yokota alias [a=Jing Heng-Tian] with drum machine alias [a=Deadly Machine] [a=Scab] (solo noisecore) = Kei Yokota alias [a=Dekei] with drum machine alias [a=Dr. Machine] [a=Malaria Manhole] (solo noisecore) = Kei Yokota alias [a=Dekei] with various toys, acoustic guitar, voice and junks. [a=R. T. Dept.] (solo hardcore) = Kei Yokota with drum machine alias [a=Dr. Machine] [a=Sinners Crime] (experimental guitar duo) = [a=Sinner (2)] + [a=Criminal (6)]. Not clear, who is Kei Yokota and who is the second member. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Δημήτρης Καπηλίδης | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | The Annoying Rajah | Filipe Luis Chouriceiro Dos Santos | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Lighthouse Agency | This is the artist management/booking profile of the [l=Lighthouse Agency] BV company. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Alvaro Eduardo Ortiz Q. | Designer and artwork. Worked in CBS Colombia (then Sony Colombia). | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Studio Usellini | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Claudio Tosi Brandi | Also known as DJ T.B.C. It was 1978 and after have studied guitar in conservatory, played in groups and worked in at a radio station (Radio Sabbia) for a year Brandi decided to become a DJ in a period it was a profession that did not exist. He started to work in the mythical Papillon a discotheque in Riccione, it was the period of the Baia degli Angeli (Bay of the Angels) with the two DJ Americans Bob and Tom (first mix DJ's in Italy). In that period the discotheques where divided in two musical kinds; the disco and the funky music but he played all styles (Funkattaro), and even what now seems an authentic performance to put 45 to 33 and viceversa. His style got noticed and soon he would play at various locations aslike the Cosmic (1980-1984) | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Agrande | Simon Dinsel | Electronic music DJ and producer from Berlin, Germany. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Ross Aubrey | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | John Twentyfive | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Blagoje Košanin | (8 January 1940 - 24 November 2013) Serbian folk songwriter and producer from Kosovo, Serbia. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Dan Abramovich | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Martin G. Kouba | Austrian designer and illustrator, based in Vienna | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Joel R. Andes | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Emir Alimkhanov | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Catherine Blackard | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Ivy's Old Time Dance Band | New Zealand band led by [a=Ivy Moloney]. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Leonardo Pellegrino | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Fuckin' Edgy!! | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Whitey Gleason's Jubilee Quartet | The Jubilee Quartet was organized by Whitey Gleason in the spring of 1959. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | G.S-L Studio | George Stewart-Lockhart | Alias used by London based graphic designer [a5881572]. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Dr. Moshe Feldenkrais | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | We Don't Like Art | Danish cover designer | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Ardt Creations | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Gil-Renaud | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Eddie Kennedy | Northern Irish music promotor and manager, most notably of [a=Taste (2)]. Owner of the Maritime Club in Belfast. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Bret H. Linford | California graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Elna Fredhøy Og Rigmor Ødum | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Mary K. Miller | US Pop and Country singer. [b]Do NOT confuse with [a10665124] (Aka [a2205097], [a=Roger Miller]'s wife).[/b] | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Roberto Sasian | Roberto Sasián Sasián | Mexican Roberto Sasián (1930-1978) organ player and president of [l77405] owner of [l102743] label. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Gwenael Grosclaude | French bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Augustine Institute | A private Catholic graduate theology school established 2005 that in addition to in-person classes, produces catechetical videos, books, audio dramas, and talks, in both physical media and digital formats. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Earthsurfaceopen | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Stephanie Pyren | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | ARANTXA YAROS | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Nelu Ciulin | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Austin H. Stones | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Exact Inner Structure | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Claude Bibonne | French producer. Father of [a7614136]. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | KB&B Advertising | [u]For company credits please see/use:[/u] [b][l=KB&B Advertising GmbH][/b] | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Norman Weiser | Norman S. Weiser | American label executive, publisher and music editor. President of [l51877] and executive at [l4898]. Dead: July 20, 1993 in Manhattan, New York (aged 73) Article on page 3 of the 10 Apr 1965 edition of Billboard magazine: "Weiser Back With UA as Coast Chief NEW YORK - Norman Weiser returns to United Artists Records as West Coast director. a newly created post. Weiser had been vice-president of the label in the early 1960's, moved to the vice-presidency of 20th Century-Fox Records, and most recently was managing director of Congress and Four Corners Records, subsidiary labels of Kapp Records. One of his recent efforts on Four Corners, "Name Game," with Shirley Ellis, achieved hit status. Weiser will move to Hollywood next week and will headquarter at the UA offices in the Goldwyn studios at 1041 N. Formosa. Weiser will supervise UA's Coast activities on both the record and music publishing levels. He will also act as liaison between the record and music publishing affiliates and the parent film company." |
| Search | Add | 22 | Sebastian Wełdycz | Sebastian Wełdycz | Polish photographer. Defunct website: http://www.sebastianweldycz.com/ |
| Search | Add | 22 | Douglas Mbida | Jacques Douglas Mbida | Born: 28 February 1952 (Ekom, Cameroon) Songwriter, performer, guitarist, pianist, director. - 1971: plays in the group Experience Four. Leaving for western Cameroon, he created a semi-professional group with friends The Duks of Bafoussam. - 1974: leaves Bafoussam for Douala where he works fairly quickly with Cameroonian stars. - 1975: integrates the EB training of [a1129127] - 1977: in France with Jacob Des Varieux, Jimmy Mvondo Mvele and Jean Tamegnon, they form the group Ozila. - 1978: with Jimmy Mvondo Mvele, Jacob Des Varieux, Amougou Hubert, Christophe Zadire and Ahanda Jean-Marie, he created the group Zulu Gang. - 1979: disc production begins and meets the Decimus brothers and join the Kassav'. - 1983: he joined the group of [a401391]. - 1984: leaves Akendengue and records his first big hit in Cameroon. - 1985: he forms the group Mango Nuts. After 2 shows in Paris, the group dissolves. Return to the group Kassav' . - 1995: after years of collaboration, he leaves the Kassav', returns to the recording studios and now intends to manage his solo career. He became interested in the production of audiovisual programs and created an African television channel COLORVISION with his friends. Create an audiovisual program production company X-IT and join the 3A TELESUD team. Become an administrator of the Cameroon Music Corporation (the new copyright company of Cameroon) and join the AFRICA 24 team. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Claude Ménard | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Chris Grande | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Ronn Spencer | Ronald Sole | Visual artist / designer who also ran [l=White Noise Records (2)]. Spencer's photos, artwork and design have appeared on 45s and LPs including the Sex Pistols, Angry Samoans, Marshall Crenshaw, Buddy Guy, Gregg Turner, Alejandro Escovedo, Gary Panter, Avengers, John Cale, Germs, Dead Boys, Wang Chung, the Gears and KAOS. He appeared in the punk rock documentary "Don't Be Afraid to Pogo" (2015) |
| Search | Add | 22 | 禹黎朔 | Taiwanese singer, born in Pingtung, Taiwan in 1957. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Ulli Weigel | Hans-Ulrich Weigel | Founder of [l=Sinus Tonstudio, Berlin] and [l290305]. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Camouflage Productions | Design company based in Los Angeles. Label/company profile [l=Camouflage Productions] | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Federico Pilotto | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Ove Sopp | Danish accordionist and band leader, born Thursday, January 27, 1916 in Copenhagen, died May 25, 1984 in Copenhagen. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Al Larusso | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Amparo Reyes | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Rudolf Wangler | Swiss guitar player | |
| Search | Add | 22 | DJ Fishead | In the early 90's Fishead made his mark in the Winnipeg underground as the hardest of the hard. His unique sound made him one of that city's most popular DJs. It wasn't long before he caught the attention of promoters in western Canada and the midwest United States and he soon became known throughout North America for his uncompromising style. In late 1996 he began writing for Massive Magazine and was soon sharing Hardcore Editor duties with [a=Doormouse]. His work with the magazine and close ties with record labels worldwide afforded him the opportunity to discover new talent and help a number of artists get the recognition they richly deserved. In addition, his constant travel allowed him to help a number of Winnipeg artists gain exposure across the continent. As a DJ he is capable of playing just about any style, and has been known to blend genres in creative ways. He currently resides in Montreal, Canada and continues to work in the music industry. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Antonio De Plata | Luis Baliardo | Flamenco singer and guitarist, born in 1951, died in 2001. He was one of [a=Manitas De Plata]'s sons. He began his career under the name Antoine Baliardo, then changed to Antonio De Plata. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Sara Breslow | Graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | The Do-Ray-Mi-Trio | US group from Philadelphia, PA, founded in 1948. Line-up: Al Russell, Joel Cowan & Joe Davis. Line-up since 1951: Al Russell (piano), Al Moore (piano, vibraphone), Buddy Hawkins (drums, vocals). Also spelled "The Do-Re-Mi-Trio". | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Deep Watters | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Rail Emeris | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Dingo Pictures | Dingo Pictures is a 1992 founded animation company. It was founded by Roswitha Haas and Ludwig Ickert in Friedrichsdorf (near Frankfurt am Main). Till 2000 over 1 million copies of movies were sold. After the death of both founders in 2015 and 2019, Dingo Pictures got into the hands of relatives. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | David Jungnickel | German Drummer, electronic Musician and visual Artist | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Ansamblio "Lietuva" Birbynių Kvintetas | Quintet of folk instruments 'birbynė'. Quintet plays as part of ensemble '[a=Lietuva]' or separately. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Fred Moultrie | American executive producer and artist manager. Fred Moultrie was [b][a=Prince][/b]'s long-term accountant between 1981 and 1989. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Hase Hajimu | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | D*Face | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Adrian Elsener | Swiss photographer and graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Russell Dashiell | Russell Stuart DaShiell | American guitarist, vocalist, pianist and songwriter. Russell DaShiell was born on 1947-07-23. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Jordan Parsons | Jordan Parsons | Producer/DJ/Musician from the UK |
| Search | Add | 22 | Andrew Feigenbaum | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | (2) پروین | Parvin (born 1939) was an Iranian singer. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Alex Tamás | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Jack Di'Che | Евгений Дичев (Eugene Dichev) | Techno producer from Donetsk, Ukraine. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Robert Betz | Robert Theodor Betz | Diplo,-Psychologe, geb. 1953 |
| Search | Add | 22 | Tania Pinotti | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Ryan L. Rocha | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Monkeytek | Craig Morton | Portland DJ and mixtape artist. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Elkin López T. | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | X-A-Dus | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Roland Hlavka | Bass player and guitarist based in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Helge Winther-Larsen |
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