Report created based on data in MusicBrainz as of 16/12/2025
Found 617983 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 | 22 | Morgan Carpenter | Canadian-American vocalist and multi instrumentalist. Owner of Tician Records. Visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Earthsurfaceopen | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Edward Varelans III | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Karin Fossum | Karin Fossum | Norwegian author of crime fiction. She was born 6 November 1954 in Sandefjord, Norway. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Tritemyo | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Sixten Vicious | David Schlageter | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Ana Luiza Gelfei | ||
| 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 | Karin Lodin | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Gian Battista Mantegazzi | Giovanni Battista Mantegazzi | Swiss composer and conductor (* 23 October 1889 in Riva San Vitale, Tessin, Switzerland; † 05 February 1958 in Zürich, Switzerland). |
| Search | Add | 22 | Screen Pops Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Ymgrey | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | The Les Morgan Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Ivy's Old Time Dance Band | New Zealand band led by [a=Ivy Moloney]. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | KLUB7 | Graffiti crew founded in 1998 by [A=Mike Okay] together with some friends mainly influenced by urban Art. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Florin Necșoiu | Romanian engineer and manele composer Owner of [l1601108] | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Slave Spirit | Black metal band from Santiago, Chile. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | M.A.R.E.E. | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Roland Schunk | DJ, graphic & interior designer, radio host, label co-owner ([l37559]), booker, promoter & annalist from Munich, Germany he was co-owner of the discotheque & live-venue "The Atomic Cafe", Munich (1996-2015/2023-24) now chief designer & owner of vinyl record storage label Plattenkreisel | |
| 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 | Młody Patyk | Oi!/RAC bassist from Lublin (Poland) | |
| 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 | Claude Ménard | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Elefantdesign | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Patrik Sandoz | Patrik Sandoz | Swiss artist, recording artist, performer, writer, composer, musician and producer of music and art. |
| Search | Add | 22 | 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 | 22 | Jesus Peraza | Sleeve designer | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Samy Sandoval | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Accolade De New York | Compas band from Haiti. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Eebo Lehtinen | Risto Tapani Lehtinen | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Jason Cheshire | Jason Cheshire | Composer, producer, engineer. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Honolulu Dance Band | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Agrande | Simon Dinsel | Electronic music DJ and producer from Berlin, Germany. |
| Search | Add | 22 | René Bouché | René Robert Bouché | René Bouché (20 September 1905? – 3 July 1963) was an artist and fashion illustrator, known for his work in Vogue magazine between the 1930s and 1960s. |
| Search | Add | 22 | รุ่งโรจน์ เพชรธงชัย | Rungroj Petchthongchai | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Alex Aglieri | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Skogkatt | Christophe Marcourt | Alias of Christophe Marcourt, used for his technical role as sound mastering engineer. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Digital Xtreme | Visual graphic artist from San Antonio, Texas. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Peter Dranga | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Toño Quirazco | Antonio Quirazco López | Born on April 22, 1935 in Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico. In 1955 was studying medicine at UNAM and formed the "“Conjunto Musical Preparatorio” but due to ill-health returned to his home town; switching to engineering in 1958 he was part of the Orquesta de Ingeniería and from 1959 to 1962 he directed the Orquesta Electrónica Preparatoria del Colegio Preparatorio de Xalapa. His passion for music led him to form a new group with young people from the region and move to Mexico City, where they were signed to Orfeón and had great success with the Ska phenomenon. Once this started to lose popularity, and due to further health problems, Toño Quirazco left music, returning to the city of Xalapa, where he served as director of "State Theatre" of this city, until his passing, aged 73, on October 25, 2008. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Paula Goodroe | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Monkeytek | Craig Morton | Portland DJ and mixtape artist. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Matt Govaere | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Gethsemane Quartet | 1960s-1980s religious group from Greensboro, North Carolina. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Γιάννης Μαθές | Greek singer and composer. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | who fucking cares | ||
| 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 | Adrian Elsener | Swiss photographer and graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Adrián Maggi | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Austin H. Stones | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Shaun Pauling | ||
| 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 | Marg Osburne | Verna Marguerite Osburne | Canadian country, folk, and gospel singer. Born December 29, 1927 in Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada. Died July 16, 1977 (aged 49) in Rocklyn, Ontario, Canada. She was the lead singer along with [a2390349] on Don Messer's Jubilee, which ran from 1957-1969 on CBC Television. After Messer died in 1973, Osburne began a second career as a nightclub singer. She was known as "The Girl from the Singing Hills". |
| Search | Add | 22 | André van Duin Produkties B.V. | André van Duin Produkties B.V. Avenue Concordia 134 B 3062 LP Rotterdam +31(0)10-414 55 88 | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Antonio Bisio | Antonio José Bisio | Argentinian accordionist, composer and orchestra leader. brother of [a892583] uncle of [a777465] |
| Search | Add | 22 | Clive Gardiner | UK funk and soul musician/songwriter/producer from Southall, London. Now based in Portugal. Video Producer and Executive Producer at Pioneer Europe for LaserKaraoke 1989-1994 Video, Audio and CD-ROM Executive Producer at BMG Music Asia 1994-2003 Music Playlister and Curator at We7.com 2007-2012 Half of McKenzie & Gardiner | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Isaias García Asbun | Engineer from Mexico | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Michael J Gilbert | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Hitoshi Odajima | 小田島等 | 小田島等(Odajima Hitoshi) is a Japanese Illustrator and designer. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Jože Vozny | Jože Vozny | Slovene television, radio and theatre director (1941-2011). He adapted many Slovene and world children classics. The most known are Zverinice iz Rezije for TV and F. S. Finžgar's novel Pod svobodnim soncem for radio. |
| Search | Add | 22 | MKG Band | MKG Band | Session band supporting producer Mato Došen, active in the second half of 80s. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Elkin López T. | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Roy MacCaull | Chesley Roy MacCaull | MacCaull has been singing since he was 15 years old. He performed with the group Blue Diamonds in Ontario before moving back to his beloved Prince Edward Island. He has a recording studio in Ellerslie where he works with local musicians and songwriters. He writes and records his own compositions, the most noteworthy one being “The Shores of PEI”. MacCaull became well known across the Island during his 10 years on Community Showcase on cable 10 television. This versatile gentleman plays guitar, mandolin, fiddle, bass, keyboards, banjo and percussion. His daughter Sandra performs with him as does Blair and Cheryl Doucette. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Julia Pungitore | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Freek Bes | Freek Bes | Freek Bes is a trance producing artist from The Netherlands. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Alvaro Eduardo Ortiz Q. | Designer and artwork. Worked in CBS Colombia (then Sony Colombia). | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Mr. B. Krishnappa | Bidaram Krishnappa | Bidaram Krishnappa (1866–1931) was a musician and composer of Carnatic Indian music in the court of King Chamaraja Wodeyar IX (1862–1894) and King Krishna Raja Wadiyar IV (1884–1940) of the Kingdom of Mysore. Bidaram Krishnappa was a Konkani-speaking Gowda Saraswath Brahmin and a native of Nandalike in modern Udupi district, Karnataka. When he was a boy he had a chance encounter with a rich businessman who loved music. This happened when hungry Krishnappa, who came from a poor family, was singing a devotional song (devaranama) in a local temple. Impressed with his voice, the merchant sponsored Krishnappa to train under the guidance of a musician called Ramaswamy. He later came under the influence of Tammayya and Veena Sheshanna. Bidaram Krishnappa is credited with having popularised the singing of Kannada devaranama on stage. He adapted certain concepts of Hindustani music into his Carnatic compositions. For his scholarship in music, he earned the titles "Shudda Swaracharya", "Pallavi Krishnappa" and "Gana Visharada". One of his disciples, T. Chowdiah, went on to become a music legend. Krishnappa was most famous for writing and rendering devaranama and kirtans. |
| Search | Add | 22 | X-A-Dus | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Chor Des Missions-Priesterseminars Der Spiritaner, Knechtsteden | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | George F. Mott | Dance teacher and advisor. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Annaphora | Czech pop-folk band from Olomouc. Formed at 2019. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | A. Blackwar | Sven Meesters | Production company / Label: Jesus Wept Production Satan‘s Wrath Production Recording Studio: White Shark Studio |
| Search | Add | 22 | Eduardo Potrillé | Cuban designer. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | W.N.S. Graphic Design | Design company or designer. Located in Zürich, Switzerland. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Johnny Mitchum | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | José G. Cruz Ayala | José Gustavo Cruz Ayala | Mexican composer that adapted many English rock-n-roll into Spanish during the 60s. Also, held the position of talent scout and manager for the Mexican label [l=Orfeon], moved to CBS in the late 1960s. |
| 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 | Robert Betz | Robert Theodor Betz | Diplo,-Psychologe, geb. 1953 |
| Search | Add | 22 | Watson Wylie | Credited for liner notes on RCA releases | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Ernest Algar | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Phlegeton Art Studio | Visual arts company run by J.L. Rey, Spain. | |
| 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 | Kembar Group | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Los Angeles Del Paraguay | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Martin G. Kouba | Austrian designer and illustrator, based in Vienna | |
| 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 | Helge Winther-Larsen | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Lighthouse Agency | This is the artist management/booking profile of the [l=Lighthouse Agency] BV company. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Anthony D. P. Mann | ||
| 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 | Aydın Sarman | Turkish composer and actor (Seksenler - Susmuş). | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Ross Aubrey | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Tropical Perla Del Mar | Mexican cumbia band | |
| Search | Add | 22 | PEK Solo | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Sergio Modugno | Italian journalist and photographer. After dealing with music and teenage culture in the 60's, he became an important news reporter and chief-editor for RAI television. Died: July 7, 2012 in Rome (age 80) | |
| 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 | Tree Gardener | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Calef Studios | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Billy Sans | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Johannes Huemer | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Alban A. | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Mario Neri | Mario Neri | Italian musician, composer, arranger, Orchestra conductor. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Ben Zoeller | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | W. Łapiński | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Vinz Aquarian | Vincenzo Auteri | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Gilberto Govi | Amerigo Armando Gilberto Govi | Gilberto Govi, stage name of Amerigo Armando Gilberto Govi (Genova, October 22, 1885 - Genova, April 28, 1966) was an Italian actor. Founder of the Genovese dialect theater, is considered one of the symbols of the city of the Lantern. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Fuckin' Edgy!! | ||
| 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 | Marlow Tackett | American country music entertainer and songwriter. Born February 28, 1944, Dorton, Kentucky, USA. Died May 10, 2014 (age 70 years). Uncle of guitarist/singer [a3358962]. He charted three times as a songwriter ion the U.S. country charts, including once as a singer. His top song was "Down in the Quarter" by Tommy Overstreet, which hit #41 in 1980. That same year Tackett charted with "Would You Know", which he wrote and sung--it hit #95. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Research Reactor Corporation | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Tadeusz Sumiński | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Δημήτρης Καπηλίδης | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Jim Sparxx | German Hardcore / Gabber DJ | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Whitey Gleason's Jubilee Quartet | The Jubilee Quartet was organized by Whitey Gleason in the spring of 1959. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | DK Creations Ltd. | Multi-media project by [a=David Wise] and [url=https://www.discogs.com/artist/8565075]Kev Bayliss[/url] | |
| Search | Add | 22 | We Don't Like Art | Danish cover designer | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Silviu Comăriță | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Svatopluk Šváb | Svatopluk Šváb | Czech bass guitarist and producer. Owner of the [l=Swabian Records]. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Abdullah Papur | (Born in Turkey, Sivas, Divriği, İğdeli köyü at 1945 - died in 1989) has a son Ercan Papur, he's also singer. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Βασίλης Τζάνογλος | Visual artist from Greece. Worked for 'H.P.A. Graphics'. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Ozan Bayraşa | Ozan Bayraşa | Turkish producer. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Blase Machin | Appears as liner notes author. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Gwenael Grosclaude | French bassist. | |
| 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 | Conor Holohan | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | مارسيل فرنسيس | Marcel Francis was a Lebanese sound engineer associated with [l=Baalbeck Studios]. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Vokalna Grupa RTB | Vokalna Grupa Radio-televizije Beograd | Vocal Group of Belgrade Radio and Television, also known as Vocal Ensemble or similar variations. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Gil-Renaud | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Александр Буряков | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Jan Sandakoff | Ivan Sandakov | Siberian HNW artist from Kemerovo |
| Search | Add | 22 | Priscila Bara | Credited for art direction and management. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Fortuna Robustelli | Italian singer. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Hartmut Schütze | German compiler, active in the 1970s | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Super 5 International | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Erick R.G | Erick Morales | Cantante, técnico en sonido, compositor y productor Chileno. Nace en la cuna de SoundCloud, comenzó en el rap con la mezcla de letras y melodías Underground, años más tarde su camino musical cambiaría a ser más experimental, ligado a ramas del R&B o Neo R&B, donde decidiría y apostaría por un EP titulado "Junio N Segundos". Pasaron años hasta el 2020 donde en medio de la pandemia Erick lanzó su conocido Álbum "2020 Late", proyecto que lo vinculó aún más con el Pop Urbano, de donde salen los singles "Estar ahí", "Mientras Llovía" y "Lo sé". |
| Search | Add | 22 | Valdo Cilli | French singer born in Italy August 15, 1950 and died June 27, 2008 in Roubaix. | |
| 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 | Katy Hebbern | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Alexandr Derkachyov | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Murray Deutch | Label executive and producer | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Benjamin Arbeteta | Spanish writer, journalist, one of the pioneers of the Spanish TV, he published an anthology of Spanish poetry | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Keijiro Kubota | 窪田啓二郎 | Japanese photographer and designer. |
| Search | Add | 22 | D*Face | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Najma Merchant | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Rail Emeris | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Gustavo Adolfo Jiménez | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Orchestra Frank Engelen | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | ARANTXA YAROS | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Roberto Mocha | Roberto Jose Mocha Cuevas | Producer born in Palma de Mallorca (Spain). |
| Search | Add | 22 | Andrew Archer Associates | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Jenseits Der Grenzen | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Dj Manyfast | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Darius Ramanauskas | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Feliciano Moody | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Kurpfalzjäger | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Charles Cerné | Charles Cerné (1897 - 1943) was a pianist, known as piano accompanist to [a2584886]. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | El Rhino | Larry Reinhardt | Guitarist. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Federico Caprai | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | François Tessier | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Isaac Baranoff | American Gothic fiction author | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Catherine Haridy | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Craig Ericson | ||
| 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 | Γιάννης Bach Σπυρόπουλος | Greek pianist, composer, lyricist, arranger, and author of music books (b. 1953, Athens). | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Matt Verschoor | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Mirko Borsche | Graphic designer, also part of Smal & Paze with Thomas Kartsolis (aka Paze). | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Sara Andreani | Sara Andreani | Born in Terni, Umbria (Italy). Graduated with honors with a degree in Public Finance at the Faculty of Economics, University Luiss in Rome, Sara Andreani enter into Strategic Marketing division of Universal Music where she worked as promoter, then of TV Marketing, becoming responsible for the compilation of the most successful brands on the market. In 2013 enters Warner Music where she worked as A & R and Marketing Manager. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Leonardo Pellegrino | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Dirk Simmig | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Logan H. Westbrooks | Logan H. Westbrooks is widely recognized as one of the central figures responsible for opening the doors of the music industry to black artists and executives. In addition to his pioneering role as the Director of Special Markets at CBS Records in the 1970s, Westbrooks is known for his work as an educator, international business consultant, author, real estate entrepreneur, pastor and philanthropist. Appearing in [l=Source Records (4)] releases | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Dan Abramovich | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Blagoje Košanin | (8 January 1940 - 24 November 2013) Serbian folk songwriter and producer from Kosovo, Serbia. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | John Twentyfive | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | The Ray Davies Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Anne Sperling | Credited for design. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Labh Heera | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Grupo Samuray | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Vl@d | Владислав Вадимович Скакалин | Vladislav Vadimovich Skakalin, better known as Vl@d, is an amateur singer-songwriter from Russia. According to the information on his website, he was born in 1989, was treated in a mental hospital several times and is a certified programmer and a member of LDPR political party. He claims to have started producing music in 1999. As for 2013, his albums were available for free download from his website. Styles of Vl@d's recordings are mostly associated with punk, vocal electronic music and sometimes acoustic rock with minimalistic production, frequently plundered instrumentals and obscene lyrics. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Marion Kornacker | German preacher for [l=Christus für alle]. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Alvaro Ernesto | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | DJ Maru | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Devon Irie | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Simon Ngwenya | Musician and producer from South Africa | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Hoppe + Werry | Design studio, based in Mülheim (Ruhr)/North Rhine-Westphalia, Federal Republic of Germany For theirs printing company, you can use [l=Reprografik Hoppe + Werry] or [l633243] and for the copyright holder (©) [l290193] | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Constantin Brehnescu | Romanian puppeteer & author (b. December 29, 1934 in Iași) | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Joshua Morata | Joshua Morata is a musician from Las Vegas, Nevada. His music consists of honest introspective storytelling layered with new wave production. A majority of his material pertains to a certain theme, be it but not limited to loneliness, unrequited love, infidelity, and self-reflection. Joshua also likes to talk about himself in the third person - what a snob. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Božidar Ivanišević | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Henry Rubio | Venezuelan Arpa player | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Paolo Prencipe | Paolo Prencipe | Italian composer, arranger and producer (Foggia, 1938 - Cassano D'Adda, 2021). Founder of [L=Padana]. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Jacopo Tripodi | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Capitán Troner | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Fred Popolo | Bassist from Chicago, IL. Owns the [l73051] label. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Inner Space Quartet | Formerly a loose collective of musicians led by Lee Skelly and Marc Zeriat. Currently the line-up is Lee Skelly, Marc Zeriat, Sara Nicole Ruiz, and Snuffy Miller (2). | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Adam Mattera | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Wolfgang Städele | German pianist, trumpeter, composer and engineer | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Jac Murphey | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Rowan Box | She started making electronic music in late 2014. Previously, she had experimented in making solo ambient guitar music, however this never really went anywhere. She generally makes atmospheric, industrial techno/house/ambient music while striving to present a manic feeling. Her main influences comes from trip hop, hip hop, ambient, techno, and house | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Sydalesis | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Rudolf Wangler | Swiss guitar player | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Shyam Deshpande | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Atsushi Ueguchi | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Padagra | Grindcore band from Rostov On Don, Russia. | |
| 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 | Alexander Hilzensauer | Bass player from Austria. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Angel Javier | Ángel Javier Carrión Tavárez | Author, composer, interpreter, musician and poet, born in San Juan, Puerto Rico. |
| 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 | (2) پروین | Parvin (born 1939) was an Iranian singer. | |
| 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 | Plasmic Shape | Plasmic Shape is the collab of Matthias Springer and Allan Blomquist | |
| Search | Add | 22 | El Mariachi Popular De José Cruz | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Valentin Becmann | French guitar player, composer and producer b. 27 June 1994. Founder of ET&B Studio | |
| 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 | LoKKoTRONN | Spanish Techno DJ, born and raised in Spain, has been living in New York City since 2002. | |
| 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 | กะท้อน | กะท้อน | Kathorn is a Thai band. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Red Geller | Helmut Rellergerd | German author is born 25.01.1945 in Altena-Dahle/Germany. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Camouflage Productions | Design company based in Los Angeles. Label/company profile [l=Camouflage Productions] | |
| 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 | Tommy Figueroa | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Chen Mei Feng | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Tuna De La Facultad De Medicina De Barcelona | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Ədalət Şükürov | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Tydoz | TyDoZ, also known as TDZ, is a brazilian turntablist and hip-hop producer. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | LoudNProud | Italian mastering engineers duo based in Rome. Their studio is [l=LoudNProud Studio]. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Pablo Ferro | American graphic designer and film titles designer, born 15 January 1935 in Antilla, Cuba, died 16 November 2018 in Sedona, Arizona, USA. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Martin Appoldt | German graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Sam Renshaw | Credited for A&R | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Andrew Feigenbaum | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Os Três Patinhos | Santiago "Sam" Malnati | Mister Sam sings under slow pitched pre-recorded playbacks. He explains how it was made in early 80's. Watch inteview https://youtu.be/8hB1KYWXPWc |
| Search | Add | 22 | PLANETBJØRN | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Russell Dashiell | Russell Stuart Dashiell | Guitarist, vocalist, pianist, and songwriter. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Tony Okoroji | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Voula Kamvissi | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Sticky Tape | Thomas Ooms | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Horst Stabenow | Horst Stabenow | German bassist, guitarist, vocalist and engineer from Bochum in the Krautrock era, born Oct 4th, 1952. in the 1960's he played together with [a709907] in the local Beat band "The Magic Power". In 1967, both musicians co-founded [a387447] in Bochum. In the early 1970's, the band moved to the city of Witten. In 1973, they started to work on their first album, which appeared self-released in 1975. After they started with Symphonic Rock, the later incarnations of the band moved more and more to Heavy Metal. Stabenow then quit the band in 1984. He co-founded "Magic Power" in 1985 in Bochum, taking the name of his previous beat band, after they started in 1984 as "Split Brain". The band again was renamed to [a2943693] in 1988. They recorded an album in 1990, but the band split shortly after in the early 1990's. |
| 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 | 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 | Hase Hajimu | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | David Jungnickel | German Drummer, electronic Musician and visual Artist | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Alex Tamás | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Guy Bartle | ||
| 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 | Recorded Publications Company | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Bleak Rotundo Eclipse | Plunderphonics alias of Matthew Faulkner, focuses primarily on samples of history documentaries. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Hastó Zsolt | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | C⎟PRODUCTPROJECT | Gaëtan Chrétien | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Formgeber | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Joel R. Andes | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Stare McCallum | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Curtis Urbina | American music publisher (born in Bronx, New York), label owner ([l=Quark Records]) and dynamic and successful music industry veteran. Has worked with major such [l=EMI], BMG/Sony, [l=Universal] and [l=Warner Music] and with [a=Kid Rock], [a=Roger Daltrey], [a=Ron Wood], [a=Charlie Watts], [a=Deborah Gibson], [a=Bobby Womack], [a=Shannon], [a=Roger Sanchez], [a=Blaze] & many more. He was instrumental in several successful club labels, creating the first opportunities for many of today’s leading DJ/ producers & remixers. He was also an Adjunct Professor at New York University where he taught courses on the Music Industry, the Business of Music Publishing, Careers in the Music Business, and developing a Record Label. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Piknik Együttes | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Richie Bull | British bassist and banjo player, born 23 October 1948, Corringham, Essex. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Andy Botterill | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Theologian Prime | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Jordan Parsons | Jordan Parsons | Producer/DJ/Musician from the UK |
| Search | Add | 22 | Federico Pilotto | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Franco De Paolis | Francesco De Paola | |
| 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 | Chris Grande | ||
| 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 | Marcos Coifman | Marcos Coifman | Peruvian Bassist and visual artist |
| Search | Add | 22 | Miles Cosmo | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Rory Cargill | ||
| 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 | Die Lustigen Toggenburger | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Marco Butcher | Brazilian rock musician, and one man band | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Tania Pinotti | ||
| 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 | Anthony "Sooty" Jones | Bassist | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Тагир Якупов | Tatarian vocalist. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Grizli Man | Grizli Man | Trance music producer from Nasice/Zagreb, Croatia. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Eduardo Paes Mamede | Eduardo Maria Leal Paes Mamede | Portuguese composer, orchestrator and producer (b. Lisboa, 1952) |
| Search | Add | 22 | Janine Sterner | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Audiosiege | Mastering studio in Portland, Oregon. Run by mastering engineer [a740272]. Label profile: [l358283] | |
| Search | Add | 22 | TyrRecVir | National Socialist black metal musician from Hesse, Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Branchie | Levit Aguilar Vazquez | DJ/Producer from México, born in Tabasco, 1985. Founder of [l=Dirty Music] in 2011 with [a=Jeremy Bass]. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Bret H. Linford | California graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Twelve Point Rule | Design agency in NYC, USA. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Alvaro Zermeño | Álvaro Zermeño | Mexican actor and singer ( Guadalajara, 21 Jan. 1935 - Mexico, 10 Dec. 1987) |
| Search | Add | 22 | Daniel Paul Boucher | Wrong Way Archival Bureau | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Arnold Garcia | Corpus Christi, Texas producer and sound engineer for [l=Hacienda Records (3)]. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Roger Klein | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Lynda Gache | June Claire Dance Studios founder and director. Former Radio City Music Hall Rockettes, Lynda was also a June Taylor Dancer on the Jackie Gleason show. She has an incomparable amount of experience in the fields of professional dance, choreography, and teaching. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | The Elliot Lawrence Band | American big band led by Elliot Lawrence and most often arranged by Gerry Mulligan. Members: [b]Piano/Bandleader:[/b] Elliot Lawrence; [b]Reeds:[/b] Hal McKusick, Al Cohn, Zoot Sims, Sam Marowitz, Eddie Wasserman, Charles O'Kane; [b]Trumpets:[/b] Bernie Glow, Stan Fishelson, Al DeRisi, Nick Travis, Dick Sherman; [b]Trombones:[/b] Ollie Wilson, Eddie Bert, Paul Seldon, Al Robertson, Urbie Green; [b]French Horns:[/b] Freddie Schmidt, Tony Miranda; [b]Bass:[/b] Buddy Jones, Russ Saunders; [b]Drums:[/b] Don Lamond, Sol Gubin; and [b]Arrangers:[/b] Gerry Mulligan, Tiny Kahn. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Walter Haenschen | Walter Gustave "Gus" Haenschen | American bandleader, composer, pianist, and radio musician Born November 3, 1889 in St. Louis, Missouri — died March 26, 1980 in Norwalk, Connecticut "Gus" Haenschen started accompanying silent movies on the piano as a teenager in St. Louis. At Washington University in St. Louis, from whose engineering program he graduated in 1912, he formed his own college band. In 1916, while working as the manager of the Victrola department of the Scruggs, Vandervoort & Barney store in downtown St. Louis, he cut several sides as leader of W. G. Haenschen's Banjo Orchestra on [l=Columbia]'s personal record label. After serving two years in the Navy, Haenschen was hired to lead [l=Brunswick]'s newly established Popular Record Department in mid-1919. For the next eight years, until summer 1927, he directed Brunswick's house band. Its recordings were usually released under the pseudonym [a=Carl Fenton's Orchestra], but many of the same studio musicians also played on recordings released, e.g., as by [a=The Wiedoeft Ensemble] or [a=Bennie Krueger And His Orchestra]. From 1925, he also broadcast on radio with the "Brunswick Hour of Music". For the next two decades, Haenschen primarily worked in radio. From 1927 to 1931, for example, he served as musical director of NBC's "The Palmolive Hour". He also worked as conductor on the "Voice of Firestone" radio hour. From 1929 to the late 1940s, Haenschen, as Vice President and Musical Director of Sound Studios of New York, Inc., produced World Broadcasting Company transcription records for syndicated radio shows. Haenschen also composed numerous songs, many of them under pseudonyms such as Walter Holliday and Paul Dupont, including "The Maurice Glide" (1912), "Underneath The Japanese Moon" (1914), "Read 'Em And Weep" (1921), and "La Rosita" (1923, as Paul Dupont). |
| Search | Add | 22 | Michele Del Pecchia | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Vin Cardinal | Soul singer and percussionist (died, 23 September 2016) from Trinidad that moved to Sweden where he became a pop star in the 1960s. With his band The Queens, Cardinal toured throughout Europe and recorded several albums which were regional hits. Together with [a1912123], he had a daughter, [a399849]. | |
| 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 | Si Ahmed Ben Ali | Algerian producer, sometimes his name is spelled "Sid Ahmed Ben Ali" | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Earl Randolph's Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Los Pekes | Spanish beat band founded in 1961 by Benito Gil (bass), José Pedro López Savorit -Pepe- (lead guitar), Jesús Provencio (rhythm guitar) and his twin brother Pedro Provencio (drums). On first performances singer was José Ignacio Mateo, soon replaced by Esther Alvarez. In 1964 Benito was replaced by José Francisco Cervera (Francis). They released some singles and EPs, in 1967 Fernando Muñoz (ex-Polaris) joined them as organ player. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Ottomar Fabry | German military conductor (* 15 June 1927; † 26 February 2013). | |
| 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 | Claude Bibonne | French producer. Father of [a7614136]. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Kerem Ökten | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Sydney Elliott | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Lassi Lammassaari | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Dr. Moshe Feldenkrais | ||
| 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 | Reverse Mouth | Improvised duo from Athens, Greece. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Mike Le Petit | New Zealand record producer of the 1970's. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | G.S-L Studio | George Stewart-Lockhart | Alias used by London based graphic designer [a5881572]. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Roland Hlavka | Bass player and guitarist based in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | 平野健次 | Kenji Hirano, 1929 -1992. Japanese ethnomusicologist focusing on the Showa era. | |
| 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 | Vata Mombasa | Vata Diantima | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Jack Di'Che | Евгений Дичев (Eugene Dichev) | Techno producer from Donetsk, Ukraine. |
| Search | Add | 22 | wi:r | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Chris Groeber | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Müşerref Tezcan | Turkish singer and actress (b. 1952, Istanbul). | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Max Wallis | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | 禹黎朔 | Taiwanese singer, born in Pingtung, Taiwan in 1957. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Angles Jackson | Sean Clarey | Electronic alias of [a=Sean Clarey]. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Mike Lopakov | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Haph Breed | Ryan Dixon | |
| 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 | Elna Fredhøy Og Rigmor Ødum | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Vladislav Kurzel | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Gerard Delaney | Art director, designer in the last decade of the last century for the [l=Pandisc] & [l=Neurodisc Records] labels. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Sík Endre | Hungarian bass player in A.M.D. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Diego F. Pabon L. | Visual artist | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Elenco Continental | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Orchestre Le Peuple | Congolese group founded in 1973 as the backing band for [a1832054] | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Jake Sauer | Designer | |
| 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 | DJ Rat-Ward | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Hashim Shala | Hashim Shala (born 1936, Vërbofcë, Kosovo) is a Kosovo Albanian folkloric singer. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Анастасия Шведова | Russian cover designer | |
| Search | Add | 22 | João Pedro Fonseca | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Frank Trimarco | American sound engineer. Owner of studio and associated label [l52755]. Lacquer cuts can be identified by the appearance of [i]SUNSHINE - FRANK[/i] or [i]SUNSHINE FRANKIE "T"[/i] in the runouts. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | J Grand | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Bob Creash | American accordionist and orchestra leader. Author of "The Accordion in the Dance Band" instruction book on arranging music for the accordion. Creash was a featured accordionist with Vincent Lopez Orchestra | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Rica Tro | Rica Tro | Rica Tro is a musician/composer/songwriter from Washington, USA |
| Search | Add | 22 | AKG Germany | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Paulo Rocker | Paulo Raymundo | Brazil |
| Search | Add | 22 | Stereo Virus Kollektive | Goran Lišnjić | Stereo Virus Kollektive traverses the experimental terrain between sounds and creating multi-layered sound pieces that twist technology in unconventional ways. "Today the teenage music is an environment, not something to be played inside environment. The music painted onto the tapes, hard disks, rather than merely produced in the old sense of the term" |
| Search | Add | 22 | Comunidade Da Graça | Comunidade Da Graça is a charismatic evangelical Christian church. It was founded on February 25, 1979 by Pastor [a4516431] Carlos Alberto de Quadros Bezerra. Music ministry led by [a3728114]. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Ikkona | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Jörgen Schmidt-Voigt | German cardiologist and musician, born in 1917 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, died in 2004. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Кашин И Оркестр | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Marcin Kiljan | Polish singer, composer and producer of dance music, born 21 January 1970. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Finn Martens | Artist based in Kiel, Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Секстет Домр Под Управлением Александра Семенова | Domra Sextet under [a=Александр Семёнов] (Alexander Semenov) | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Folke Lindqvist | Swedish musician, accordionist and composer from Östersund, born October 6, 1932. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Wolfgang Ehdeler | German painter (grapher). | |
| Search | Add | 22 | 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 | 22 | Dgiul Comm | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Derek XXX | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | lego island dj | New York, NY, USA. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Ansambl Ljiljane I Milana Mitrovića | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Dennis R. White | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Wayne R. Jordan | Art director | |
| Search | Add | 22 | George David Geckeler M.D. | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Cho Young Nam | 조영남 | Cho Young-Nam South Korean pop singer active who was most popular in the 1970s, known for his Korean-language versions of American pop hits, as well as his own compositions. He debuted in 1968 and quickly became one of Korea's top recording artists. He also had a brief career in the United States as a gospel singer, associated with evangelist [a579272]. He continued recording in Korea into the late 1980s, but numerous scandals damaged his reputation and his popularity waned, leading to his retirement. |
| Search | Add | 22 | April Henry | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Titi Dumitrescu | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Dave Mayberry | Brighton, UK based actor and recording artist Dave Mayberry is an actor and recording artist who has worked in television, film, radio, and theatre shows worldwide. His first professional singing gig was backing vocals on the [a1290833] track, "La La La Song", which appeared on the album, [m=250376], and as the B-side to [m=279020] in 1966. In the 1970s, Mayberry performed in cabaret and theatre shows throughout the UK. Mayberry worked for the Mecca organisation on the London nightclub scene, singing with jazz pianist, Frank Stafford. Mayberry appeared regularly at the Cafe de Paris in London's Leicester Square, singing with Johnny Joseph's swing band. Mayberry's West End theatre appearances include playing Pharoah in [i]Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat[/i] at the Vaudeville Theatre, captured on the release, [r=7308006]. He played a number of roles, including [a59792], [a85470], and [a145072], in various productions of [i]Only the Lonely[/i] at the Piccadilly and Whitehall theatres. His roles as [a624818] (Orbison's songwriting partner), Braxton Dixon (the architect of Orbison's home), and [a957124] (British DJ and television personality) were captured on the 1995 Original Cast Recording, [r=15378690]. Mayberry has worked with a host of stars from the 1960s/70s, including [a125101], [a421057], [a276434], [a325085], [a329481], [a289098], [a600825], David Hamilton, and long time family friend, [a348561]. Mayberry has been a recording artist for [l1866], [l115875], [l837070], and [l139447]. In 2019, Brighton's Latest TV premiered Mayberry's concept video album, [r=17092338]. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Leo Greco | American vocalist, accordionist, bandleader, and broadcaster (November 1, 1921-August 2, 2011). Raised in Oelwein, Iowa, he began his professional musical career at age 15. He played with Don Sievert & The Texans, Uncle Elmer & His Daffy Doodlers, and other bands before joining Sheriff Tom Owen & His Cowboys. He formed his own group, Leo & The Pioneers, which eventually became the Leo Greco band. They recorded several albums and a regionally popular single, "Little Red Wagon". The organization incorporated a fair amount of polka into its country & western repertoire. They were voted by Downbeat magazine's National Ballroom Association as the nation's top "Country And Western Dance" band for at least the years 1957-1960. During this part of his career, "Kent Seeds presents the Leo Greco Show” was aired on six television stations in Iowa and Illinois and 23 radio stations. Beginning in 1972 he began his longtime Sunday morning WMT-AM radio show, "Variety Time," which lasted nearly four decades. In 2010, he was selected for the Marconi Award for Small Market Personality Of The Year" by the NAB. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Bishop Songs | Axel Breitung | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Guillermo Mazorra L. | Guillermo Mazorra Londoño is a Colombian A&R, producer, promoter and executive producer. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Теймур Мирзоев | Teymur İbrahim oğlu Mirzəyev | Теймур Мирзоев (Azerbaijani: Teymur Mirzəyev; English: Teymur Mirzoyev) (born 1936 - died September 2021, aged 86) was an Azerbaijani singer. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Ευαγγελία Ρεφενέ | Evangelia Refene | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Alexandre Boudreau | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Wesley Bryant-King | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Chidorigafuchi | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Psychic Mold | Daniel Logan | Electronic/Noise artist from Kansas City, Missouri |
| Search | Add | 22 | DJ Violette | DJ & producer from France. She specialises in deep, disco & soulful house. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | 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 | 22 | Tóth Mariann | Mariann Tóth | Hungarian graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Orchestre Bruno Coquatrix | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Sörtingspiepen | Graphic design firm, active since 2007 and associated with the relaunched [l34954]. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | André Eusébio | André Eusébio | Young sound technician and owner of Lemon Drops Media studios. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Sandy Stanton | American musician, singer and producer based in California. Creator and owner of the [l495261] and [l260229] record labels. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Bruce Theriot | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Nikola Cvejić | Nikola Cvejić | Opera baritone singer with a degree in forest engineering, member of the Ljubljana opera (1921-1925), then Zagreb (1935-1930), Brno (1930-1940) and lastly Beograd opera (1941-1962). Born 23 December 1896 in Ašanje, Serbia. Died 6 January 1987 in Novi Sad, FR Serbia. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Skupina Karla Černocha | Czech pop group. Backing band of [a=Karel Černoch] in the early 1970s. Evolved to [a=Akvarel]. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Los Sugar's | Mexican cover band in the 1970s | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Adrian Genus | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Bradley Trost | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Ana Shine | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Throne Of The Ice Goblin | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | A.M.A.F. | Credited for art direction | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Jack Hennig | Edmonton, Alberta (Canada) country singer | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Stefan Rzepecki | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Las Hermanas Jimenez | Mexican twist/rock sisters duo in the 1960s | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Allen L. Johnston | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Bassnamic | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Тимур Китов | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Ο Γεράσιμος Λαβράνος Και Η Ορχήστρα Του | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Orquesta de Felix Del Rosario | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | John Hobday | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Fabian Sensestein | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Ernst Gabrielli | Swiss designer/graphic artist. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Roz Chast | Rosalind Chast | American cartoonist (1954- ), best known for her work in [i]The New Yorker[/i]. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Heiner Graf | German lyricist | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Gianni Ruju | Giovanni Ruju | Giovanni (or Gianni) Ruju is an italian composer, arranger and director from Genoa. He began his career playing in [a=Achille Ovale]'s orchestra in Nervi, he later formed his own quartet (Gianni Ruju's Quartet) and emerged as an arranger and composer. He was a director of J. Reed orchestra, and [a=Flo Sandon's] pianist |
| Search | Add | 22 | Yung Gøøgle | Ava Stedman | FKA YUNG DAYGLO |
| Search | Add | 22 | Paul Wetstein | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Hermanos Martinez De Allende | Mexican ensemble | |
| Search | Add | 22 | ثلاثي أضواء المسرح | ثلاثي أضواء المسرح (Ṯulāṯi Aḍwā' al-Masraḥ) | Thulathi Adwa' El Masrah was an Egyptian stand-up comedy trio active in the 1960s. The three members were: [a=الضيف أحمد] (al-Dayf Ahmed) [a=جورج سيدهم] (George Sidhom) [a=سمير غانم] (Samir Ghanem) |
| Search | Add | 22 | Олександр Смик | Смик Олександр Іванович | Alexander Smyk (born October 26, 1957, village Grozhskoe Krelevetsky district Sumy region) - Ukrainian bard (the author of songs and performer), poet, playwright. Died May 18, 2022. aka Oleksandr Smyk. |
| Search | Add | 22 | José Manuel Del Moral | José Manuel Del Moral León | Spanish musician and composer in the first 70s, later became arranger/producer for [l=Zafiro, S.A.] / [l=Serdisco]. |
| Search | Add | 22 | علي الحجار | علي إبراهيم علي الحجار (ʾAli Ibrahīm ʾAli al-Ḥaggār) | Ali al-Haggar (born 1954) is an Egyptian singer. He releases on his own label [l=Elhaggar] for Art Production and has his own studio [l=Elhaggar Studio]. He is the son of [a=إبراهيم الحجار] (Ibrahim al-Haggar), brother of [a=أحمد الحجار] (Ahmed al-Haggar) and father of [a=أحمد علي الحجار] (Ahmed Ali al-Haggar). |
| Search | Add | 22 | Sam Leno | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Deirdre Morrow | Art director. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Tracey Adam | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Joel Sipilä | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Mark Freier | Mark Freier, graphic artist, Illustrator for (cover) artwork layout and illustration | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Krunoslav Cigoj | Krunoslav Cigoj | Krunoslav Cigoj was a famous Croatian tenor singer. Born March 30, 1949 in Zagreb, died August 27, 2015 in Zagreb. He was married to Vesna Cigoj. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Fr3n3my | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Mitch Daughton | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Ben Calcaterra | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Cantiamo Sottovoce | Spontaneous group founded on 2 October 1968 on the initiative of Eros Bellinelli, a prolific inventor of radio programmes and [a=Ugo Fasolis]. The group sings mostly folk songs of Ticino (Switzerland) and Northern Italy. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Beth Ann Thuna | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Ursula Stötzer | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Xloers | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Banda De La Plaza De Toros | This is a umbrella name for all brass bands with no name credited performing pasodoble style music in bullfight. For Madrid brass band see [a3653709] and [a5109947]. May also appear as umbrella pasodoble band [a5733722]. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Gintautas Kažemėkas | Flautist and percussionist. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Oppressive People Attack | Legendary early 90’s Greek duo that released some of Greece’s first hip-hop songs on record. Their music is considered pioneering and ahead of its time. They blended electronic music with traditional Greek music, singing, rapping, Byzantine music, psalm and live instrumentation. Both members were also members of Dreamer And The Full moon before creating O.P.A. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | E. A. Domínguez Zepeda | Edgar Alfonso Domínguez Zepeda | Electronic Music Producer / Ghost Producer / DJ |
| Search | Add | 22 | Jacques Saph | French musician based in Leipzig, Germany. Active from the early 2000's. Currently in solo project Carnal Machinery and deathrock band Illegal Funeral. Previously in Virgin in Veil, Secular Plague, Masquerade and Sleeping Children. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Regee Wilson | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Debbie Kempson | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Tim Berresheim | Tim Berresheim | Tim Berresheim (born 1975 in Heinsberg) is a German artist and musician. He studied in Braunschweig and Düsseldorf and currently lives in Aachen. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Interfoto | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Απόστολος Καββαδίας | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | B-Maltais | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | วงดนตรี พยงค์ มุกดา | Payong Mookda Band is a Thai band | |
| Search | Add | 22 | MrPinks | Dave Akerman | Compiled the 16 Disco Discharge CDs for Harmless |
| Search | Add | 22 | Jacques Jung | Graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Yan Hirschbuehl | Yan Caspar Hirschbuehl | Electronic music composer and visual designer from Canada. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Jang Hun | Chung Hun Jang | South Korean Ambient & Experimental music project by Chung Hun Jang. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Radmila Misić | Radmila Misić | Born 10.8.1966 |
| Search | Add | 22 | Miguel Almachi | Miguel Almache | Ecuadorian musician, orchestra leader managed the label [l1639371] |
| Search | Add | 22 | Alex Purkis | Alex Purkis | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Yujiro Mabuchi '68 All Stars | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | ACEDIAS | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Zespół Instrumentalny Jana Janikowskiego | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Dimensional Sound | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Der Rubin Artos Chor | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | dacors | Design Company. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Eliška Konopiská | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Pompeo Stillo | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Craig Schildhauer | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Felipe Abel | Felipe Abel | Perfil: Brazilian DJ and producer. Owner and manager of [l2447821] |
| Search | Add | 22 | Professor Felix-Schmidt-Doppelquartett | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Νεκροτσουλήθρα | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | The Last Laugh Production Co Ltd | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Joel De'Ath | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Wallace M. Rogerson | Wallace M. Rogerson | Wallace M. Rogerson, President of the Wallace Institute of Chicago, was an early 20th-century era exercise leader who made exercise records for the phonograph like “Get Thin to Music,” and presaged the work of Jack LaLanne. Wallace Rogerson founded the Wallace Institute around the turn of the 20th century and offered in-person physical training and developed Wallace Records, or Wallace Reducing Records. A 09/06/2011 PBS "History Detectives" broadcast found that Wallace Records preceded a competitor (named Camp) in marketing records for (largely women's) exercising for weight reduction. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Naniwa-Man | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | D.J. Pinky | Charles Henry Payne | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Renzo Bogni | Italian Photographer. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Slobodan Nikolić | Slobodan Nikolić | Keyboards player, folk producer and arranger from Serbia. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Henrique Amaro | Henrique José Gomes Amaro | Portuguese radio broadcaster and promoter of Portuguese music, born July 23, 1970 in Maputo, Mozambique. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Julien Langendorff | Visual artist based in Paris | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Will Ashon | Will Ashon (born 1969) is an English writer and novelist, former music journalist and founder of the Big Dada imprint of Ninja Tune records. In the mid-1990s he worked as a music journalist specialising in hip hop for publications including Trace, Muzik and Hip Hop Connection. In 1997 he started the record label Big Dada Recordings in conjunction with Ninja Tune, signing and releasing albums by artists including Roots Manuva, Diplo, Speech Debelle and Wiley. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Vinayak^A | Vinayak Karthikayan | Electro/House/Progressive DJ & producer from Bangalore, India. Born: in ancient town Patliputra, India |
| Search | Add | 22 | Javi Rayante | Spanish makina and hardtrance producer Formerly known as [a=JTrako] | |
| Search | Add | 22 | The Beachcomber Chorus | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Jeri Yoshizu | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Coleman O'Neal | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | F.I. Thibodeaux | Fabian Isadore Thibodeaux | Pianist born in Louisiana. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Brother Makes 3 | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Yvonne Curti | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Оркестр Народных Инструментов Азербайджанского Радио | Folk Instruments orchestra of the Azerbaijan Radio. Since 2000 Azerbaijan State Folk Instrumets orchestra. In Azeri: Əməkdar Kollektiv Azərbaycan Televiziya və Radiosunun Səid Rüstəmov adına Xalq Çalğı Alətləri Orkestri. For the Symphonic Orchestra, please use [a4962395] For the Chamber Orchestra, please use [a2556425] For the Chorus, please use [a6239250] | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Özlem Semiz | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Dobrica Vasić | Dobrosav Vasić | Violin player and arranger. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Bauern-Orchester Johann Fuchs, Schänis | Swiss formation from Schänis around the 1910s with Johann «Fischer» Fuchs (1880–1949) and his brother Wilhelm (1891–1918), which recorded 16 titles under the name "Ländler-Musik Fuchs" in July 1914 for the record company Odeon in Zurich. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Lea Harper | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Martins Management, S.L. | Management & booking agency sited in La Muela, Zaragoza, Spain. Sometimes also appears as ''Martins Producciones Y Management''. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Roger Carroll Enterprises | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Andrej Blumauer | Andrej Blumauer | Andrej Blumauer was a Slovenian musician, composer and songwriter. He was born in Graz, Austria, in 1932. As a child he moved to Ljubljana where he started playing instruments from early age starting with the violin, guitar and trumpet, as far as a certain type of harp, the so called "orglica z registrom" (1956). Soon afterwards he starts his career at the Slovenian Broadcast Chanel - Radio Ljubljana. His talent enabled a professional relationship with the German Hohner instrument manufacturer. Blumauer starts touring Europe, beginning with Austria and Germany, finally departing for Canada (1960) where he gained sufficient popularity (Let's Have a Polka) as well as in the the U.S., changing his name to Andy (1965). Some of his most popular songs are Veseli Ribn'čan, Slovenski fantič, Veseli trobentar, Razpoložene orglice, Zaljubljene orglice, Alpska uspavanka, Na Šmarjetni, Spet sem Doma. Blumauer died in 2013 as one of the most renowned Slovenian folk musicians. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Nathan Ferrand | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Konstantin Galat | Константин Галат | Graphic designer and photographer. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Matthew Swiezynski | co-founder of invisible birds label member of ingenting kollektiva co-editor of the website dealing with minimalism and abstraction - the art of memory | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Los Hnos Castro | Peruvian folk band. Can be appears as Hermanos Castro. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Sebastian Muzk | Gerson Sebastian Ataurima Luza | Sebastian Muzk is an Latin Pop, cloud rap, novelty artist who became known for his NSFW album covers. He currently resides in Miami, Florida. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Alex "Lobo" Hernandez | Alex Hernandez | Hip-Hop musician from Houston, Texas. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Alejandro Reglero | Vice President A&R of [l=Sony Music Latin] | |
| Search | Add | 22 | ทองมัย มาลี | Thai Artist written also Thongmai Malee in latin letters. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Tony Leal | Mexican-American musician | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Dan Toast | [b]Dan Toast[/b] is a Chilean rapper-producer who debut onto the music scene with the release of [b]VHS And Trap[/b], the mixtape unites the vaporwave and trap music. At the end of 2018 Dan Toast is awarded by [b]Pirámide[/b] on the [b]Pirámide Awards[/b] for the best collaboration of the year with Liri Karma on [b]Pizza Hawaiana[/b]. On 2019 he work with the 20x Platinum Mixer Engineer [b]Geeflow[/b] in the song [b]Desde Abajo[/b]. 2020 becomes one of the strongest years in Dan's career with the premiere of his album [b]Tangata Manu[/b], a long-playing album that was born as a result of a trip to the island of Rapa Nui, with the concern to make visible the insular culture of Chile and form a link between ancestral beliefs and music current. In January 2022, [b]Desire[/b] the album is released, In collaboration with the young producer [b]Drebock[/b]. This LP synthesizes hours in the studio and one of the most important and intimate repertoires of Dan's discography. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Argxntum | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Wu Jing Xian | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | François Luambo Makiadi Lokanga La Djo Péné | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Mauro Laficara | Italian engineer | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Kanji Choshi | 町支寛二 | Japanese guitarist. Born May 5, 1952 in Kure, Hiroshima prefecture. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Andrzej Ziółkowski | Andrzej Ziółkowski | Born May 14, 1951 in Lublin, and he grew up and lived in Świdnik near Lublin. Polish rock guitarist, known for his collaboration with band [a=Budka Suflera] in years 1970-1978 and as its bassist in 1978-1981. On July 2, 2001, he died of cancer in New Jersey (USA), where he had lived since leaving Poland in 1981. He visited his hometown twice (in 1989 and 1994). |
| Search | Add | 22 | Weston L. McGowen | Weston L. McGowen | Songwriter, Producer, A&R, Consultant |
| Search | Add | 22 | André Stringer | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Hegyaljai Anna | Hegyaljai Anna | Hungarian cutting engineer in the 1960's and 70's. Mastering signature: [b]HA[/b]. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Crown New Sounds Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Monalda Peroni | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Chor Der Bregenzer Festspiele | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Harald Grut | Danish compilation editor and liner notes writer | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Chester Hale | A pseudonym for the popular American vocalist, Harold "Scrappy" Lambert. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Edson Ikê | Brazilian trumpet player, songwriter, designer and illustrator. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Sixuvus Productions | Related to [l1439448] | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Yang Byeong Jib | 양병집 | South Korean folk singer-songwriter |
| Search | Add | 22 | Trío Los Duendes | Mexican group. Los Duendes was one of the most romantic trios in Mexico. That is its seal. Pepe Jara, Gilberto Saucillo and Antonio Pérez Meza, integrated this trio that became known with beautiful romantic songs, including those of the enormous Oaxacan composer Álvaro Carrillo. The style of Los Duendes was that of a trio with a simple but beautiful requinto, very well combined voices and a selection of especially romantic songs, which can be heard for hours with great delight. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | [Gijom] | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Sergi Vilà Bori | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Chuck DuzZ | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Harry Dziuba | German graphic designer | |
| Search | Add | 22 | chrislambethdesign.com | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Jo Durden-Smith | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Alicja Szubert-Olszewska | Polish designer. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Ciaron Lee Marlow | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Hiverfroid | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Ayşem | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Qubert | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Carole Nicholls | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Crystal Ong | 王雪晶 | Malaysian female singer, actress, host, and lyricist. Born on May 19, 1986 in George Town, Penang, Malaysia. Native place "Huian, Fujian". In 1994, he signed with "[l3463642]" as a child star singer and debuted with his first album "金裝民謠(一)：茶葉青". In 2000, with "[a14521309]" "[a15481227]" and "[a15506004]" were formed into "四個女生 (M-Girls)" by the former company "[l1129059]" Group. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Gerardo Gardelin | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Ciro Ricci | Italian singer. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Det Kongelige Operakor | Det Kongelige Operakor is the resident choir of [l=Det Kongelige Teater], the royal Danish theater in Copenhagen and [l=Operaen], the opera house of Copenhagen. Per 2017 it consists of 40 vocalists, equally divided over women and men. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Rob Worst | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Русский Хор Под Управл. В.С. Варшавского | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Les Pénitents | Jean-Claude Ralaiá (AKA Ralai ) (guitar) Bruno (guitar) Marc or Louis (?) (bass guitar) Jose (drums) Originally a studio project with : [a4980444] (guitar) [a2203538] (double bass) Unknown artist (drums) | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Linsey Wellman | Canadian saxophonist | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Nico von Brunn | Nico von Brunn | German drummer, plays with [a=EA80] since 1982. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Mahir Sarihodžić | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Dale Moyer | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Marco Melzi | Owner of the Italian record label [l=Minotauro]. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Akhkhar | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Jauntix | Polish synth-pop music band formed in 1989 in Wieliczka. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Suramericana Produccion | Poland based folk group | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Blacksshark Art | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Mitglieder Des Orchesters Der Staatsoper Berlin | Members of [a839986], Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Ross Farrar | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | The Greatest Group On Earth | The Rolling Stones | See [b][a=The Rolling Stones][/b]. Name used on bootlegs and other unofficial releases. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Orchestre Baya Baya | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Raoul Casadei L'Orchestra Italiana | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Emil Jeleń | Polish producer, composer, arranger, musician, and vocalist. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | K-tel Entertainment (UK) Ltd | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Charlotte Brochard | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Armonia Show | Orquesta Armonía Show | Spanish orchestra from Las Palmas, Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, still active to this day. Formerly known as "Orquesta Armonía 7". |
| Search | Add | 22 | F. O. Samson | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Rafael Amaranto | Rafael Amaranto Castillo | Peruvian guitarist, singer, songwriter (born in the village of Coina, La Libertad, Peru, in 1935), Rafael Amaranto formed his first trio called The Porteño, at age 17. This group won first place in musical competition organized by the world-renowned ensemble Panchos. In 1959, together with Oscar Bromley and Felix Cassareto formed [a4271138], which although had a brief duration, reached a national and permanent significance resonance, according to the critics. Amaranto has been musical director, producer, voice teacher and arranger for renowned artists such as Chabuca Granda, Lucha Reyes, Jesus Vasquez, Arturo "Zambo" Cavero, Eva Ayllon, among others. He has also dabbled in various genres with marked success |
| Search | Add | 22 | Hisae Odashima | 小田島久恵 (Hisae Odashima) | Japanese female freelance writer for reviews, essays, Interviews, etc. about cinema and music. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Nick Wesolowski | Drummer, and photographer for el records. Died, c.15th October, 2015. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Θόδωρος Πανταλέων | Theodoros Pantaleon | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Takafumi "Tucker" Tsuruki | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | DJ Killbits | Leigh Fewster | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Kuucyuu Suiei | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | LoRider | Anthony L. Prendatt | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Zabandis | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Die Goldene 5 | Austrian [i]Volksmusik[/i] (folk music) / Schlager vocal ensemble. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Dan Morehouse | Engineer Los Angeles based, he worked at [l359005], [l266862], and [l267126]. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Hanna Wienberg | German designer. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Noah Robert Jones | Noah Jones | Electronic music producer and visual artist based in Indiana that makes music under the moniker "MinimusNoah" |
| Search | Add | 22 | Naturmacht Studios | Design credit for [l=Naturmacht Productions]. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | DJ Nicchome | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Infernal Goat | Infernal Goat | Italian Black/Thrash Metal Band From Sassari, Sardinia, Italy. Formed in 1998. |
| Search | Add | 22 | B. Wear | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | BEBERT BROTHERS | Deux frangins, des machines, des fils et voilà... Leuxi & Trebeb', franc-comtois bidouilleurs... | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Jeffreydirkse.com | Jeffrey Dirkse | Designer from The Netherlands specializing in Graphic Design, Media Design and Illustration. Working as a freelancer in the EDM and event industry with great passion for quite some years now. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Ill Tripp | Tim Olson | |
| Search | Add | 22 | The Singing Payne Family | 1950s-1980s religious family group from Abilene, Texas. The Payne Family Gospel Singers originally consisted of Vernon, the father; Dorothy, the mother; Judy, age 21; David, age 17, and Kenny, age 9. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Joppe Auersalo | Jorma Auersalo | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Benjamin Gaisne | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Yared Williams | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Otar Bolivecic | Pseudonym of Claudio Dentes, invented during the [a191166] recording session. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Professor Inc. | Frédéric Poix | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Finman | Kalle Aadolf Virtanen | Born in 1986 in Kittilä, Finland. Bassist, Guitarist and Drummer also works as an electronic artist. |
| Search | Add | 22 | wayu | Bassist of BLAIVE | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Bild Am Sonntag | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Cash Hakavelli | Benjamin Stackington | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Radosław Tereszczuk | Polish producer born in Warsaw in 1979. Debuted in 1996. Spans over abstract sound experience design to strictly floor-oriented tracks. In 90. and 00. deeply involved in Warsaw’s club scene. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | M.L. Thrasher | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Gerd Lemnitz | Gerhard Lemnitz | Sound engineer and studio boss (in 1970's) of Hansa Tonstudios in Berlin. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Martin Ikebuaku | Nigerian sound engineer. Known to have worked at [l408016]. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Kristian Widqvist | Kristian Widqvist | (1976-) Artist and label manager at Reverse Alignment and Tides of Cluster. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Marko Moreno | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Ellinoora Leikas | Anni Ellinoora Leikas | |
| Search | Add | 22 | 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 | 22 | Berkcan Okar | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Geoffrey Graven | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Mc Isti | István Kőröskényi | Rapper from Miskolc, Hungary. He became famous with his hardcore gangsta rap song "Szervkereskedelem" and his homeless lifestyle, presented formerly on his YouTube channel, later on TikTok. Son of [a=Piroska Surányi]. Owner of label [l=Maffia Records (2)]. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Antonín Ulrich | Born 25 October 1915, Ervěnice - died 15 July 1995, Prague Czech musician, composer and pedagogue. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Orchestra Tienno Pattacini | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Andreas Brun | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Jules Mayer | French band leader & arranger from Alsace. 1894-1976. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Howard Blume | US American cover designer | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Revijski Orkestar RTB | Revijski Orkestar Radio Televizije Beograd | [i]"Revue Orchestra of Belgrade Radio And Television"[/i] |
| Search | Add | 22 | Daniel Shearn | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Deák Együttes | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Stef Scott | Stefan Scott | Composer and lyricist. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Lada Edmund Jr. | Lada Michele Perkins | American singer, dancer, actress and movie stunt performer. Also know as Lada St. Edmund. At 17 years old, she was a go-go dancer on the TV show Hullabaloo (1965). After some appearances in small budgeted movies, seeing that she would have difficulty breaking in films, she became a Hollywood stunt person and driver and became the highest paid female in that industry. As singer, she released five singles in the 60's. Born: 1 April 1947 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Koji Umeda | 梅田 浩司 | Designer from Jazzrize Design in Tokyo. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Сергей Перцев | Сергей Перцев | Russian post-punk performer from Voronezh.Musician and ideologist of project ЦЗК. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Chloe Cheese | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Walter Mercado | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | William McCulloch | William McCulloch was of Highland descent, but lived in Paisley all his life. At one time he wanted to be a lawyer, but instead he worked in the local Parish Council, collecting rates. In his spare time he was interested in amateur dramatics and opera, appearing in a number of comic roles (he was principal comedian with the Glasgow Orpheus Club). Was regarded as Paisley's own storyteller famed for his pawky humour. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | 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 | 22 | Lee Bong Jo | 이봉조 | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Las Sandías | "Las Sandias" habia comenado siendo un cuarteto integrado por Hermes Luciani, Luis Pacheco, Jorge Simonett y Francisco "Kacho" Amaral, e ideado para trabajar en base a un repertorio pop eminentemente "bailable" Constituidos en sexteto con el ingreso de Daniel Loureiro y Juan Espinosa en tumbadoras, editan un simple con una version en español de "Candida", tema del grupo norteamericano Dawn. Hacia fines de 1970, este tema llega al primer puesto de todos los rankings, se escucha por todas las radios y se baila en todos los bailes. El suceso se repite inmeditamente con "Golpea Tres Veces" (Knock Three Times, otro de Dawn) el cual, igual que en el caso anterior, supera en popularidad en nuestro pais a la versión original en ingles. El viernes 28 de mayo del 71 se lleva a cabo una reunión de prensa en la boite Zun Zum con un doble motivo: el anuncio de la edición del primer LP del grupo y la entrega de un "disco de oro" como reconocimiento a las muy buenas ventas de "Golpea tre veces". Y tambien hay una tercera razon para festejar: exactamente al dia siguiente Las Sandias se presentaran en Sabados Circulares de la television de Buenos Aires. Ocurre que el simple (editado en Argentina por CBS) esta teniendo un gran exito en la vecina orilla donde llegara a vender cerca de 10.000 copias | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Toni Praxmair | Austrian yodeler (* 17 February 1907 in Kitzbühel, Austro-Hungary; † 26 December 1984 in Kitzbühel, Austria). He also was a famous Austrian sportsman back in the 1920's, and had a small cafe in Kitzbühel, Austria. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Frank Bertin | Canadian engineer. Known to have worked at [l=Bay Studios, Toronto]. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Donhead Craig | Donhead Craig is an American death metal graphic artist, logo designer, and musician. He formerly went under the name Corpsehead Graphics in the early 2000s till 2010 making art for underground death metal and goregrind bands worldwide. Donhead has also been interviewed and published in many underground metal magazines and fanzines worldwide. Donhead has worked with such bands such as Kraanium [norway], Goregast [germany], Elbow Deep [usa], Legion [usa], Kafka Rex [usa], Putrid Pile [usa], They Die Screaming [usa], Maax [usa]... and hundreds more. He has also created music with his bands Atazoth, Unearthed Corpse, Splatterchrist and Ulatec. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Volodin Andre | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Bruce Neher | Mastering engineer based in Monument, Colorado where he owns and operates [l1607226] | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Magnus Broberg | Carl Magnus Broberg | Swedish metal vocalist, born May 25th, 1973. |
| Search | Add | 22 | DJ Jamad | Atlanta based DJ. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | JT's House Of Design | Design moniker for [a466876] | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Eric Wendel | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Истов | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Connor Dewhurst | Designer and freelance creative director based in Newcastle, NSW, Australia. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Ina Taubenauer | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Orchestra Alfredo Giannini | Orchestra da Ballo Alfredo Giannini | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Alaxis Andreas G. | Alaxis announced the end of the musical activities of September 30, 2016. From 2020, however, he continued to release music under various monikers. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Die Tiroler Spitzbuam | In April 1970 Gustl Retschitzegger founded his quintet the "Original Tiroler Spitzbuam". | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Медина Набиева | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Kenneth Black | Kenneth ‘Skengdon’ Black Owner of the Stereo-Mars sound system. Fonder and owner of the label [l90106] Owner of [l1161370] | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Dfault | Trance DJ & producer duo formed in 2019 by George Lynn & Ryan Holland from Ballymena, Northern Ireland, UK. Ryan Holland later left the project in 2021. Also worked as A&R for [l=Juiced Digital Recordings] owned by DJ Tomas McGoldrick. Also capitalized as DFAULT or DFault. Email: management@dfaultduo.com | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Luca Altomare | Luca Altomare is an Italian guitarist, composer, producer , and educator. He has released eight single from 2016 to today, one EP & two solo albums , ZERO KILLED (2017) and PIANO RESPECT (2018). His music has been inserted in numerous compilation. Luca began to play the guitar at the age of 14, with music teacher Giuseppe Spezzano, studying beyond the guitar, the theory and the composition. At the age of 20 years, he has attended the courses of music at C.P.M. (CENTRO PROFESSIONE MUSICA) in Milan, with different teachers, among them , Franco Mussida, Donato Begotti, Marcello Marcellini, Luca Colombo, Michele Quaini etc ... Luca love writing, not only music, but also stories and poetry and at the end of 2014 a book is published: HO UN LIBRO IN TESTA, MA NON È QUESTO, collection of written stories on the Blog www.lucaaltomare.com | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Lafawijn | Dutch black metal, grindcore and noise musician and vocalist. Owner of [url=http://www.discogs.com/label/86716]Lafawijn Records[/url]. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | The St. Paul Church Choir Of Los Angeles | [url=https://www.discogs.com/label/2734742]St. Paul[/url] was to become the biggest African American church in LA, but when Rev. John L. Branham was assigned there, he found no choir that could sing the exciting contemporary gospel music he'd grown accustomed to in his native Chicago. His choice of J. Earle Hines as choir director and Gwendolyn Cooper-Lightner as pianist was inspired. Within months, The Echoes of Eden Choir had grown to more than 100 voices. The rapid growth was, in part, due to the choir landing weekly radio broadcasts on KFWB (a Warner Bros. station which reached 17 states). Remembered Cooper-Lightner, "People came from everywhere. We had people [celebrities] like Hattie McDaniels, Louise Beaver, Joe Louis. Nat King Cole was a friend of Rev. Branham." | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Les Doubles Solutions | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Monostation | Mick Jackson, John Brolly | Group based in UK |
| Search | Add | 22 | Arifullah Ali | Arifullah Mohd Ali | Visual Artist, Graphic Designer, Painter from Malaysia. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Chicco Solari | Cristiano Solari | Italian electronic music producer. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Pusbroliai Aliukai Ir Sesutė | Group established in 1996. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Sus Diamantes | Costa Rican cumbia band, lead by Rafael Angel Gómez (Chino), initially known as "[b]Super Combo Los Diamantes[/b]" or "[b]Los Diamantes[/b]" | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Luca F. Carey | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Борис Рунге | Борис Васильевич Рунге | Boris Vasilyevich Runge 7 August 1925, Moscow, USSR — 22 November 1990, Moscow, USSR. Soviet theatre, film and voice actor, People's Artist of RSFSR (1985). |
| Search | Add | 22 | Obsidian X | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Annette Überhorst | German script writer for children's radioplays in the 1950's and 60's | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Costa Milona | Konstantinos (Kostas) Mylonas | b.: February 3, 1897 (Crete, Greece) d.: 1949 (London, England) Greek tenor. He was sometimes called "The pocket Caruso". Chronology of some appearances: 1923 Monte Carlo Grand-Théâtre Tristan und Isolde (sailor) 1923 Monte Carlo Grand-Théâtre Tristan und Isolde (sailor) 1938 Berlin Deutsches Oper La Bohème (Rodolfo) 1938 Berlin Deutsches Oper Pagliacci (Canio) |
| Search | Add | 22 | Elmer Sheffield Jr. | Square dance caller from Tallahassee, Florida. 3765 Lakeview Dr. Tallahassee, Fla. 32304 | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Floriano Fini | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Alex Badella | Alessandro Badella | Italian dance music producer. He stopped making music and founded Alexmedia in 2001 which is specialized in making websites. |
| Search | Add | 22 | NonAudient | Carsten H. | Ritual Industrial and Dark Ambient project from Frankfurt/Main, Germany. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Tom J Newell | Artist / Illustrator from Sheffield, UK. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Mørktår | Black metal band from the UK. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Gry Zakariassen | A&R executive. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Tanz-Musik „Furrer Uster" | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Abbé Wothké | Jacques Wothké | (Born September 28, 1917, Moselle, died: November 15, 2010, Bas-Rhin, France) was a popular pastor in Alsace who composed and sung chansons in German and French and operated his own label: [l1399644] |
| Search | Add | 22 | Karamella | Advertising company in Athens, Greece. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Dan Goatham | Guitarist and songwriter from UK | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Shane Rout | Shane Rout | Owner of [l=Bloodless Creations] and musician behind [a=Abyssic Hate]. From Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Jan Sluijsmans | Jan Sluijsmans | Composer of Experimental, Drone, Soundscape, Jazz Noir and Neo Classical music. "Underneath the surface of gliding and hopeful sounds lies the hidden world of unease and friction. Music is a game between perfection and imperfection, a metaphor for life. Diving deep into the sounds is challenging your emotions on a next level". |
| Search | Add | 22 | Mike Jemison | Michael Jemison | American soul and gospel singer from Detroit, Michigan. He is currently Pastor of 'Christ Word Outreach Ministry' in Detroit. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Teruyuki Amano | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Earl Monroe | Former American professional basketball player, 1967-1980. Owned the [l17864] label. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Θεόδωρος Μπουτάκογλου | Appears also as Θέρος Μπουτάκογλου or Θέ.ρος Μπουτάκογλου from the first and last letters of his name ([b]Θε[/b]όδω[b]ρος[/b]). | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Hanz Myer | Hanz Myer | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Ged Murray | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Josh Crumpler | London based Graphic Designer and Art Director. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Mustafa Özhan | Mustafa Özhan | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Niko Bauer | Finnish visual artist and graphic designer | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Xaver Meyer | Franz Xaver Meyer | Austrian conductor, pianist, chorus master and teacher. Born 28 August 1933 in Vienna, Austria. Died 3 September 2017 in Vienna, Austria. |
| Search | Add | 22 | Christopher Mollet | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Dan Betzer | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Caio Vila | ||
| Search | Add | 22 | Arno Hinz | Designer. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Slim Boyd | 1950/60s US country and western musician (another alias of [a881198] for budget labels) | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Goddy Ukonu | Nigerian sound engineer who worked at [l334331]. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Marshall Flippo | Born September 2, 1927, Tuscola, Texas Passed away November 4, 2018, Osage Beach, Missouri Flip attended school in Wylie Texas, where he was class president and played football and baseball. After school, he joined the Navy during World War II where he served on the USS Piedmont, USS Lander and USS Dixie and played baseball for the them after the war was over. After serving, he returned to Abilene in 1949 and married Neeca Lee Redus. They started taking square dance lessons in 1951 and he started calling dances in 1952. After vacationing at Kirkwood Lodge in 1959, he was hired in 1962 as entertainment director leading to a 40-year history at the lodge including being a part owner. In 1963 he and Neeca gave birth to their only son John. Flip would work 6 months at the lodge when it was open and spend the other 6 months touring the world calling square dances in the US, Japan and Germany. He recorded for [l192608] and [l211025] as well as guest recordings for several other companies. He sold over a million square dance records, receiving gold records for “The Auctioneer” and “Every Street’s A Boulevard”. He has received just about every award there is in square dancing including the prestigious Milestone Award and a Lifetime Achievement Award in 2016. Flip was also a founding member of Callerlab, the governing body of square dancing. In 2000, Flip moved to Tucson, Arizona to be the resident caller at the Rincon West RV Park where he stayed until 2018. Then he moved back to Osage Beach to live with his son and his wife, John and Shelly. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Frank Camping | Once attending Long Beach State for Fine Arts, majoring in ceramics, she currently works with cover artwork, setdesigns, photoshoots etc, as well as being a hairdresser in Beverly Hills. Has done a substantial part of the artwork for the [l32530] label's releases, mostly credited as "Frank" only. She was also married to [a52000], one of the founders of Wagon Repair. | |
| Search | Add | 22 | Earl Contaste | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Sandro Allario | Italian accordion player. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Black Death Sign | German visual artist and merchandiser. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | McPherson Studio, Nashville Tenn | Cover design. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Keith Suchland | Keith David Suchland | American vocalist and musician, performance artist, and promoter, based Tampa, Florida. Passed away Dec. 23 2022. Keith also owned the store/label [l=Splattergod Records]. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Alexandre Abela | Alexandre Abela, founder of the CHIC ST BARTH MAGAZINE, knew what it took to establish a veritable notoriety via his work within the worlds of luxury and couture in Saint Barthélem. Born in 1977 in Paris, to parents in the art world, as a young child, Alexandre was enveloped in a universe brimming with creativity. Early on he was interested in music and became the artistic director for such labels as Scorpio Music, where he envisioned and created the visual identity of various artists. Following a project that brought him to Saint Barthélemy, Alexandre decided to unpack his bags and make the island his permanent home, as the perfect launching pad for his magazine and to develop his work as a photographer. His independent nature quickly led him to inaugurate a new definition of artistic fashion photography: nonchalant and witty. Discrete but incredibly present, he infuses his work with a distinct identity. He will add an elegant frivolity, in a language that is both personal and contemporary, to your projects as well. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jonas Ganz | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Kenji Tsunematsu | Japanese art director and designer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Fingered | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Frederick Cash Jr | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Dani Frutos | Frutos Salas | Spanish punk musician from Catalonia. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Stig Sætevik | Bass player | |
| Search | Add | 21 | P. Paola P. | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Janine Hall | JANINE HALL started out playing bass in Melbourne’s legendary YOUNG CHARLATANS back in the late 70s, playing alongside ROWLAND HOWARD (pre-Boys Next Door/Birthday Party), OLLIE OLSEN (pre-Whirlywirld/NO/Max Q) and JEFFREY WEGENER (pre Laughing Clowns). Janine later joined THE SAINTS as bassist for two albums (“The Monkey Puzzle” and “Out In The Jungle") and played plenty of live shows in Australia and Europe in the early 80s, before moving onto MICK THOMAS’ WEDDINGS PARTIES ANYTHING. She was the first woman to be inducted into The Age EG Hall of Fame, along with JEN ANDERSON, who also played violin in KOTW & WPA. KINGS OF THE WORLD played songs composed entirely by Janine. It was her first foray into songwriting. The band featured Janine on bass, PENNY IKINGER on guitar, MARY ELLEN STRINGER on vocals, KERRYN STANTON on keyboards, BRETT FORD on drums and DAVID SANFORD on saxophone with contributions from violinists JEN ANDERSON and AMANDA BROWN (GO-BETWEENS) at various stages. Janine was also a member of Wolfgang, James Griffin and the Subterraneans and The Lost Weekend. Janine died in May 2008. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Dj Nillos | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Grupo Folclórico de Santa Marta de Portuzelo | The Grupo Folclórico de Santa Marta de Portuzelo was founded on May 28, 1940 in Portuzelo, Viana do Castelo, North of Portugal | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Mukul Dutt | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Joe Pica | American pianist and singer (born September 19, 1923 – died December 13, 1973). Known as "New Jersey's Wizard of the Keys" in the 1950s, Pica was a popular pianist and lounge singer from Newark, New Jersey who had his own radio show on WAAT in Newark for 13 years. Later, he moved to Clearwater, Florida, and opened the Joe Pica Red Carpet Steak House and Lounge on U.S. 19 near Tarpon Springs, FL. In the 1950s, he released a series of records on the [l=Anchor (3)] label. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Le Père Gédéon | Doris Lussier | Born on July 15, 1918 in Fontainebleau (Quebec, Canada) and died on October 28, 1993 in Saint-Mathieu-de-Beloeil (Quebec, Canada) |
| Search | Add | 21 | Spanish F.L.Y. | Chicano rap group from Carson & Wilmington of the Harbor Area of Los Angeles. Original members (1st albums) were: Ese Daz (David Arellano), Rich Rock (Richard Anaya) & Tricks (Frank Contreras). Later members were: Fino, Ace & Johnny D. The F.L.Y. stands for Foolish Loco YoungsterChicano rap group from Carson & Wilmington of the Harbor Area of Los Angeles. Original members (1st albums) were: Ese Daz (David Arellano), Rich Rock (Richard Anaya) & Tricks (Frank Contreras). Later members were: W/S Grim aka West Grim ,Fino, Ace & Johnny D. The F.L.Y. stands for Foolish Loco Youngster, Ese Daz aka Lil Blue began recording new Demos with Tricks (Frank Contreras) Cousin Known then as W/S Grim in late 1994 , the first track released by the two was under the Spanish F.L.Y. group name on familia Records Compilation Westpresentin - The West In Peace Compilation called "21310 Harbor Area Loc" the next track released was featured on the Lil Rob - Still Smoking CD called U Can't C Me Featuring – Mexicali Slim, | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Carl Journell | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Thom Eins | Beatmaker from Germany Born in 1993 | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Das Orchester Eric Linner | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Philipp Heinzelmann | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Hans Herder | He published the record series "Swing Fan" on [l=ODEON] in the sixties and also did a lot for jazz for the various broadcasters and as a freelancer for newspapers and journals | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Benjamin Brard | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Corinna Tertel | German journalist. Born 1972. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Sonia Malpeso | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Sió Aladár És Zenekara | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Javier H.G. Belze | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Go Tada | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Amy Linde | Art director | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Orkes Simanalagi | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | DJ Жужа | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Fred Mackie | Frederick J. Mackie | American graphic designer (1929-2000) |
| Search | Add | 21 | I Canterini Vecchia Sturla | I Canterini Di Sturla - Vecchia Sturla | The Genoese singing team was born on board the ancient ships of the Republic of San Giorgio (from about 1500). Its constitution is explained by the fact that on a ship it was possible to find a tenor, sometimes two and thus a sailor or two who had baritone voices. The basis of this improvised chorus was the more common bass voices. There were no female voices, but it was replaced by some hub or some very young sailor who sang falsetto and who was called contralto. Here is the Genoese singing team formed: a contralto, a tenor, one or two baritones and seven or eight basses. Vecchia Sturla is one of those teams, the best known and by far the best. To understand and taste its character and style, we must not forget that it is made up of authentic workers, unaware of music, who sing by ear, learning their parts by heart and relying solely on their innate musical instinct. In his songs Vecchia Sturla almost improvise; and the inevitable imperfections of execution, instead of diminishing interest, increase it. Who listens and he has to have the feeling to hear the people sing who has not studied music, but that music is in his blood. Who does not know what counterpoint and harmony is, tonic and dominant, fourth or fifth jump, but which simply and naively expresses that deep vein of singing that is proper to the Italian soul. |
| Search | Add | 21 | "All In The Family" Cast | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Ben Okonkwo | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Errol Hylton | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Paul G. A. H. Voigt | Paul Gustavus Adolphus Helmuth Voigt | Prolific British sound system engineer born in London on December 9, 1901, died in Brighton, Ontario February 9, 1981. He helped improve record cutting, reproduction, microphone and loudspeaker technology and was granted 32 patents since the 1920s. At Edison Bell, he developed the company's in-house electric recording equipment, while competitors relied on Western Electric's system. Following the company's demise, he founded Voigt Patents, manufacturing loudspeakers, microphones and related machines. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Michael Jordonaires | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Joonas Hakaste | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Gary Peart | Producer, brother of [a935067] | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Cinols | Giovanni Cinaglia | Italian producer. |
| Search | Add | 21 | E. D. Ricketts | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Acer Negundo | Acer Negundo is a Russian rock band founded on August 18, 2022 by Stepan Gradoboev and Lev Polyansky. The main genre of the band is experimental and psychedelic rock, the main style is the use of non-standard sounds, sometimes the use of spoken word style or different sound excerpts. Band members: Stepan Gradoboev - vocals, electric guitar, drums, keyboards Lev Polyansky - keyboards Ilya Novikov - electric guitar, rhythm guitar Semyon Demin - acoustic guitar Alexey Yanitsky - recitative Former band members: Roman Bogachev - Jew's harp, guitar, stagehand | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Matthew Robson | Musician, producer and mastering engineer from Leeds (UK). Often works from Random HQ. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Studio Delta | Rome-based graphic design company. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jean Ionescu | Romanian violinist, orchestra leader and composer | |
| Search | Add | 21 | George Arlotta | Worked for [l1162432] for a time prior to 1962. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jason Killinger | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | BJ Klock | Brian Joseph Klock | Bj Klock is the CEO of Advisight. BJ helps some of the world's most influential personal and corporate brands by building large engaged communities around their mission and message to dramatically increase their brands recognition, sales & profitability. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jiro Okada | 岡田治郎 (Okada Jirō) | Japanese bass player born on Oct 21, 1967 |
| Search | Add | 21 | Emily Franke | Chicago, Illinois Emily Franke is an independent singer-songwriter and producer. Exploring genres she blends poetic lyrics with sounds classified as indie, folk and pop. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | علي بن روغة | علي عبدالله بن روغة الزعابي (ʾAli ʾAbdallah Bin Rawġa al-Zaʾābī) | Ali Bin Rawgha (born 1940 in Ras al-Khaimah) was an Emirati singer. He was active from 1955 - 1987. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Mannevond | Lloyd Hektoen | Norwegian metal musician. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Kiamuangana Mateta | Georges Kiamuangana Mateta | Georges Kiamuangana Mateta was born in Kisantu, Bas-Congo on 19 May 1944. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Marie Šemberová | Marie Šemberová | Czech [l=Supraphon] staff member, responsible technical and cover editor. |
| Search | Add | 21 | I'll Wait Here | I'll Wait Here, stylized in lowercaps as: i'll wait here, is an American slowcore project from Troy, Michigan. Started by one person who started recording in the summer of 2024. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Metric Design | Prinsens gate 18 0152 Oslo Norway studio@metricdesign.no | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Владимир Первухин | Владимир Первухин | Советский журналист и музыкальный критик, публицист. Работал в АПН. Публиковался в газете «Московский комсомолец». (Рубрика "Звуковая дорожка") |
| Search | Add | 21 | Cai Mi Mi | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Mark Coston | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Konrad Janik | Konrad Janik | Trance music producer from Tychy, Poland |
| Search | Add | 21 | Anders R Öhman | Anders Ragnar Öhman | Swedish lawyer and music connoisseur, born September 10, 1925 in Stocksund, died May 9, 2020. He founded the label [l=Phontastic/Dictum AB] in 1975. He is often credited as producer and as writer of liner notes. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Carl Prince | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Maréchal Papillon | Ferdinand Din Din | Din Din Ferdinand, aka "Maréchal" Papillon, is the promoter of Sakissa, his own form of Makossa, which is characterised by a danceable up-tempo rhythm and Congolese guitar lines. In the mid-80s, Papillon took its first steps on the musical path. A few years later he was discovered by Guy Lobe, whose career reached its peak around that time. Lobe arranged Papillon's first LP "Femme sans ambition", which immediately became a hit in Cameroon. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Scott Shellhamer | Scott Shellhamer | Drummer/guitarist/vocalist and founding member of [a=American Heritage]. Drummer for defunct band [a=Ghosts And Vodka]. While based in Chicago, he was also a member of the Austin, Texas indie rock band [a=Quien es, BOOM!], contributing digital compositions and arrangements. Shellhammer also works as a visual artist. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ανθή Λύγκα | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Athos Poma | Producer from Milan, Italy. He runs [l=Buena Suerte]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Talbot O'Farrell | English music hall singer (a tenor, whose repertoire included both sentimental and comic songs) and film actor. Born 1880, died 1952. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ink-A-Zoid | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Brødrene Ravnå | Brother duo of [a3299376] and [a3299377]. As Brødrene Ravnå (The brothers Ravnå) they recorded songs from their religious standing. Their father [a2893018] was a preacher and songwriter in this congrigation, and the brothers recorded several of his songs as well. They started their career in 1943 at Godøynes, just outside of Bodø, Norway, and was active into the 1990´s. In 1999 they got decorated with Kongens fortjenstmedalje (The kings honormedal) for their musical and other religious activitys. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Brett-Livingstone Strong | Brett-Livingstone Strong (born 1953) is an Australian born painter, sculptor and architect current based in Los Angeles. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Metal Chaos Ensemble | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Gianni Vitale | Giovanni Vitale | Italian DJ, producer and musician. He is the founder of [l=Enterprises Music]. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Osmose Productions | Page for [l24512] production & executive-production credits. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | K' Allariy | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Mystical Mind | Andrea Selmi | Hardstyle DJ and producer from Reggio Emilia, Italy |
| Search | Add | 21 | Joan Guàrdia | Designer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Marie Carette | Graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Kyosuke Tsuchiya | 土屋 京輔 (Tsuchiya Kyōsuke) | Kyōsuke Tsuchiya is a Japanese music journalist. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Atilla C. Uyanik | Atilla C. Uyanik | Turkish Freestyle producer, living in the USA. Use [a=Atilla (4)] when refering to his artist name. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Reggie Goodman | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Los Ayer's | Colombian band that played folk rhythms from the interior of Colombia like pasillo and bambuco on electric guitars. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Bill Bolls | Bill Bolls | |
| Search | Add | 21 | MRGA | Make Rap Great Again | Acronym for "Make Rap Great Again". Italian hip-hop collective created by rapper/beatmaker Gionni Gioielli in 2018, also exists as a label of the same name releasing albums related to the project. Artists who collaborated with MRGA include Gionni Gioielli, Blo/B, Gionni Grano, Nex Cassel, Bras, Lil Pin, Armani Doc plus other guests. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Alexander Khodchenko | Musician based in Kiev, Ukraine. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | The S.I.G.I.T. | The Super Insurgent Group of Intemperance Talent | Indonesian hard rock / indie rock band |
| Search | Add | 21 | Lee Yong Bok | 이용복 | Lee Yong-Bok was born June 27, 1952. He is from South Korea. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Vasco Zorflux | Vasco Ribeiro | Psy-trance artist from Lisbon, Portugal. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Anthony "Barry U" Barrett | Anthony Barrett | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ansambl Novice Nikolića | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | The Robert Stigwood Organisation | In December 1967 Robert Stigwood formed company called The Robert Stigwood Organisation. It was involved in promotion, management and production in all entertainment field. [b]Please note, that "The Robert Stigwood Organisation" doesn't arrange songs. For credits like [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/3362900-Barbara-Dickson-Out-Of-Love-With-Love/image/SW1hZ2U6NjI4NTkyMA==]"By Arrangement With The Robert Stigwood Organisation"[/url] or [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/11360794-Eric-Clapton-Hello-Old-Friend-All-Our-Pastimes/image/SW1hZ2U6MzQ0ODgwMjI=]"By Arr: With The Robert Stigwood Organisation"[/url] please don't use "Arranged By", "Producer" or "Management". Please use [u][l740047] as "Record Company"[/u] instead.[/b] | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Enzo Castella | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Edgar Powell | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Stevedore Steve | Stephen J. Foote | Canadian singer, songwriter and guitarist from Saint John, New Brunswick Born January 3, 1936 - October 14,2016 Steve was known for his hit song in 1967, LESTER THE LOBSTER. Steve suffered from Stomach cancer. Steve released 4 albums, had his own TV show in Toronto and was good friends with the late Stompin' Tom Connors. He wrote hundreds of songs including Lester The Lobster. It included lyrics like, I was hatched on the shores in the PEI mud and the colour of the Island soil has gotten in my blood. Gini Steve's wife said the song paid their rent and its success was a surprise to him. Gini said her husband of almost 50 years loved Canada and was a wonderful husband and a great entertainer. She said the best years for him were when he was on the road. Stevedore Steve donated his body to Science at Dalhousie University. |
| Search | Add | 21 | OdD Music | Damian Daley & Danny Dixon | London based duo formed in 2011. Electronic composers and Maestro DJs. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Małgorzata Łoza-Lipszyc | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Sozonov | Артём Созонов (Artem Sozonov) | Techno/Tech House producer. |
| Search | Add | 21 | City Of Glasgow Police Pipe Band | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Cold Graves | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Millimeterpress | Norwegian designers. Adr: Kongensgt 3 0153 Oslo Norway | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Allison Woest | American film producer, editor, and camera operator from Brooklyn, New York. Former A&R representative at [l=Columbia]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Migliazza | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | 21st Century Jazz | A group accompanying [a=Amy Winehouse]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Robert McAulay | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Lucio Rangel | Lúcio do Nascimento Rangel | Brazilian journalist Born May 17, 1914 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil — died December 13, 1979 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ansambl Radojke Živković | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Listening Chamber | David Glenn Smith has spent almost 40 years as an artist, musician and filmmaker. Listening Chamber is one of his musical projects that’s use of technology from portable tape recorders to modifying software or devices has shaped its unique sound. Check out some of his other music projects: Mr. Mrs. Accident and Goya, his collaborative project with birthCenter's , Milo Harkness Smith. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Filip Šćekić | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Kenneth Masloski | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Mario D'Aniello | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Gem Lucky Band | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Ejvind Breck's Orkester | Danish orchestra led by [a=Ejvind Breck]. As backing band for Breck's wife [a=Sys Gregers] live and on record they were a a steady attraction in various Copenhagen nightclubs in the 1960's and appeared in television shows in Denmark and the surrounding countries. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Obsessive Eye | David Howell | Alias for David Howell's work with the early-'90s [l15864] zine, stocked in the FatCat record shop in Covent Garden. When the shop was forced to close down in autumn 1997, owners [a449571] and [a141590] were offered space and support by [a1373] / [l311] to start up the [l264] label, where Howell worked part-time. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Narodni Orkestar RTV Novi Sad | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | The Sensational Ink Spots | Imposter Ink Spots group used on [l=Synthetic plastics company] and [l=premier albums, inc.] labels such as [l=diplomat records]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Beerze Bulten | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Arnt Haugens Kvartett | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Howard Chung | Reggae Producer who launched [l=VP Records] of Florida with his wife Angela Chin (daughter of [a387238]). They met when he was shopping for Reggae records at her [l=VP Records] shop in NYC, they were married in 1989 and so he joined the family business, landing a job in [l=VP Mastering] plant where he worked as Mastering Engineer (can be identified by his etchings [b]Hc[/b] or [b]VP-HC[/b] in vinyl runout). When Vincent Chin retired to Florida in mid 90s, they followed him and opened the Florida branch of [l=VP Records] in Miramar. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | سورن | Sooren Alexander Mayelian | Souren (1935 - 2007) was an Iranian-Assyrian composer, accordion player and violinist. |
| Search | Add | 21 | جوزيف سليمان | Joseph Sleiman is a Lebanese sound engineer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Det Lille Teater | Danish 60's childrens theater group founded by [a=Benny E. Andersen]. In 1968 he started a new theatre group, [a=Comedievognen] that took over some of the repertoire from Det Lille Teater. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Paul Weingardt | Paul H. Weingardt was a native Colorado accordionist born of Volga-German immigrant parents in Sterling on September 24, 1915. Both of his parents were born in the area along the Volga river where Russian Empress Catherine the Great had invited Germans to immigrate in the mid-late 18th century. A century later many of them came to America, settling in (among other places) northeastern Colorado and the adjacent western Nebraska panhandle, and working in the sugar beet industry. Paul’s parents, the Weingardt and the Appelhans families, came to Sterling, while his future wife’s family, the Klugs, stopped in Julesburg, 50 miles up the recently completed Union Pacific Railroad line near the Nebraska border. Many of the musicians who played with Paul were also from Volga-German immigrant families, by the name of Schneider, Deines, Sewald and Walters. During the 1940s and 50s, Paul joined his brothers Frank and Alex, performing as the “Alpine Boys” or the “Alpine Dutch Hop Boys,” along with hammered dulcimer (tsimbal) players Palmer Deines or Henry Schneider, reedman Jake Walters and horn man V. A. Hartman. Later, Paul was joined by his nephews, Leroy Weingardt and Paul E. Weingardt, both of whom taught music with him at the “Alpine School of Accordion Champions.” Henry Schneider’s younger brother Alex also performed with the Weingardts, and Henry and Alex performed together as the “Schneider Brothers.” In 1948, the Cooper Music and Appliance Center of Fort Collins advertised five 78 rpm records as new releases by the Weingardt Brothers and Palmer Deines, a hammered dulcimer player. The label was “C.R.S.” with the discs numbered 102 through 106. These recordings appear to have been reissued in the early 1950s on Frontier, a Denver label that issued additional releases by Weingardt, as well as by other musicians. Paul also issued material on his own “Alpine” label. Tragically, Paul and Anna Weingardt, along with Henry and Frieda Schneider, died in a car crash in Wyoming, returning to Denver from a performance at the Scottsbluff/Gering VFW Hall in Nebraska. Paul and Anna’s eleven-year-old son, Kenneth, was injured but survived. Paul was aged 49 and Anna 47. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Black Zeros | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | KC Blaze | Đorđe Romandić | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Super Twitch | Roy Dixon | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ray Dewey | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Jeremy Zatkin | [b]Sound recording & mixing engineer[/b]. Jeremy Zatkin was born on May 8, 1950 and died on November 2, 1997. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Lyra De Xopotó | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Kikamac | Zoran D. Živanović | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Chris Heilman | Rock bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Musica Nada | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Peter Miles Studio | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | George Mărăcine | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Salut Les Copains | French teenagers magazine which was famous for photographs. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Neo Judas | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Babalon Graphics | [a2084460]'s art/design agency. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Victor Cordova | Bolivian musician, composer, singer, founder of [a6256060] (d. 22nd of March 2020). Husband of [a8090465], also a member of Los Genios. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | HB District | Hachim Bahous | Designer. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Sato Masuzawa | Assistant to [a=Sean Penn] | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ансамбль Солистов Государственного Академического Симфонического Оркестра СССР | USSR State Academic Symphony Orchestra Soloists Ensemble Soloists Ensemble of the [a805380]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ваграм Вазян | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Richard Nader | Richard Abi-Nader | American, promoter, disc jockey and producer. Best know for his "Rock'n'Roll Revival Show" started in 1969, with which he was a pioneer of the concept of oldies mainstream. Born October 30, 1940, in Masontown, Pennsylvania, USA. Died December 1, 2009 in Stony Brook, New York, USA. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Herb Ryals | A native of Georgia, and being raised in the deep south, Herb was influenced by a broad range of singers and musicians (including big band, country, blues, rock & roll and more). His first performance was at the age of 3 where he sang “God Bless America” at a cantata in Albany, Georgia. He taught himself to play piano and saxophone while still a teenager and was playing professionally by the age of 18. At 20, he landed his first recording contract with a newly-formed record label in Memphis, TN known as Pepper Records. He recorded a remake of the standard “Heart And Soul”, which was successful enough to send him on tour with artists Frankie Avalon, Johnny Horton, Chuck Berry, Ferlin Huskey and many others. Herb worked as a singer, songwriter and musician in Memphis, Nashville, Atlanta, New Orleans and New York. He recorded “The Luckiest Guy” and “Suzanne” (with Jerry Willis) on Dot Records in 1961 (both songs which had considerable success in Europe). In 1968, Herb recorded “Like The Falling Rain” released on RCA Victor and “Goodbye Maria” was recorded in the early 70′s (released on Atco Records). When Elvis was in Germany, Herb played live with Elvis’ backing band members, Bill Black and Scotty Moore. Several of Herb’s songs were recorded by other artists, such as Arthur Alexander and Roy Hamilton. Herb has worked with top producers, such as Noel Ball in Nashville (who produced hits “Sugar Shack”, “You Better Move On” and “Anna”). In New York, he worked with producer Paul Vance (who produced “Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini” and “Catch A Falling Star”). In the 1980′s, Herb recorded his version of Percy Sledge hit “Warm And Tender Love”, which placed him in Billboard magazine. Today, Herb has written many country and gospel rooted Christian songs, some of which are featured on his CD, “Lifeboat”. It is his aim to glorify God through his music and his hope that you will hear something in his music that brings you closer to the Lord. Herb is currently working on an instrumental gospel album featuring tenor sax and still plays regularly in his church. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Scott Beckstein | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Jose Oto | José Oto Royo | Spanish Jota Aragonesa singer icon as [a1009431] for Navarra jota. Born in Zaragoza in 1906 and died in 1961 in the same city. With [a3240547] and [a3601096] are the best jota voices in 20th century. Tenor and baritone vocal tesiture. Couple of [a4112584] who died in 1948 and since then mostly he could not sing anymore. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Takashi Furui | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Eric Couch | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Kevin Steuer | Kevin Steuer (sometimes credited as K. Steuer) | Independent artist, producer, remixer, singer and songwriter from West Germany, born in 1983. Mainly related to electronic, but also pop music. In 2018 he discarded the [a453783] pseudo which is now replaced by the new alias [a7837512]. At the same time he raised [l1817339] and [l1818540] as virtual labels for his own productions and releases. Besides dance and electronic music productions he is known for this side project [a8075764]. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Zero Werbeagentur | Zero Werbeagentur GmbH Karlstr. 66 80335 München +49 89 2919050 +49 89 29190510 info@zero-wa.de http://www.zero-wa.de | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Maria Wessely | Austrian designer and photographer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | 鳳けい子 | 高橋ケイコ | 鳳恵子 / Keiko Ōtori. Japanese singer. Born March 29, 1949. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Joe Fearon | Joe Fearon | Joe Fearon born 28th May 1967 in Liverpool, UK, is a producer, writer and arranger, as well as Head of A&R for Deltasonic Records responsible for producing cult acts such as The Coral, The Zutons, Dead 60’s and Miles Kane to name a few. Over recent years he has concentrated on production and writing with various artists such as Mr Chop, Dave McCabe from the Zutons and recent Deltasonic signing the Vryll Society. Discography:- Chop (Producer, Writer & multi instrument contributor) Dave McCabe & The Ramifications (Producer, Writer, Multi instrument contributor) The Little Flames (Producer) The Vryll Society (A&R, Producer) The Coral (A&R) The Zutons (A&R) The Rascals (A&R) Dead 60's (Producer, Writer) The Longcut (Producer) Top (Bass Player, Producer, Writer) The Wild Swans (Bass Player, Producer, Writer) Lotus Eaters (Drums) Other alias' - Central Nervous System / Joe Fearon / Joseph Fearon / J Fearon / Paracruzar / Mr Coffy |
| Search | Add | 21 | Anneline Malebo | South African vocalist. Recorded solo albums and sang with groups Cafe Society, Joy and Juluka, | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Richard Van Der Staey | Fiddler and accordionist | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Theo Lens | Musician and songwriter from the Netherlands | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Mopero | Mopero Wa Maloba | Congolese singer(baritone), guitarplayer, Bandleader of [a=Orchestre Cavacha] and later [a=Orchestre Shama Shama] a.k.a Shama Shama De Mopero Died in Ivory Coast August 17, 2008. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Vojni Orkestar Zagreb | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Dave Sausage | David Walling | Dave Sausage, has been a pillar of the Philadelphia Hardcore/Punk scene, for quite a while now. A bassist with bands The Boils, Damage and Blacklisted he is also the main guy behind the Hardcore/Punk label Six Feet Under Records based in Beverly, MA (USA). |
| Search | Add | 21 | Welch Chorale | US choir of St. Philip Neri Roman Catholic Church, the Bronx, New York City, founded in 1939 and directed by [a3022702]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | People Eyes Closed | Music by french musician and painter Guillaume Verbrugge, from Lille in France. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Kolaps systému | Noise / noisecore project from Little Carpathians, Slovakia. Formed in winter of 2009. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Doug Reichert | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Heather Jansch | Heather Rosemary Sewell | British sculptor and painter renowned for her life-sized sculptures of horses from driftwood. Born August 3, 1948, died July 5, 2021. Was married to [a=Bert Jansch], they had a son, [a=Kieran Jansch]. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Normand Bouchard | Canadian. Co-Owner of [l=Chart On]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Lindsey Hiefield | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Enrico Falcone | Keyboardist and songwriter [l1925650] | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Visor Artwork | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Julian Zafra | Julian zafra | Sound Engineer, mixer and remixer from Barcelona. Since the late 90´s he professionally started working in several recordings as well as touring as a live engineer. He is also author of some articles and books about Audio Engineering and Mixing. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Woody Herman's Four Chips | American jazz ensemble in 1940. [a239399] took a quartet from 'The Band That Plays the Blues' ([a284746] - Carlson, White, Linehan and Yoder) in order to produce records in studio. This selection were the main musicians of the contemporary big band. The first recording sessions took place in New York, September 9, 1940. The ensemble was reactivated in February 1947, shortly after Herman disbanded the first herd. Those sessions lasted until March 31st, 1947 and were made with a different ensemble but with the same name. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Valentina Lema | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Covers For Lovers | Czech pop-punk band from Prague. band members: Billie - guitar, lead voc Ondra - bass, voc Aleš - drums Richie - guitar, voc | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Orchestra Ruspa | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Orchester Jo Lorenzo | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Umberto Iervolino | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Jaroslav Řezáč | Jaroslav Řezáč | Czech bassoonist. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Theresa Maiuko | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Banyah | BANYAH is a crunchy-pop production duo based in Dublin, Ireland, consisting of sister and brother, Aisling & Paul Jarvis. After working on separate projects over the years, the two decided to join forces in 2019. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Robert Hakemo | Hans Robert Johan Hakemo | Bass and vocals. Rob Hakemo was born on July 17, 1969 in Uddevalla, Sweden. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ouah Ouah Design | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Baldrich | Roberto Martínez | Spanish illustrator. Roberto Martínez "Baldrich" was, along with Rafael de Penagos (Father), the illustrator of the new woman of the 1920s. He worked in New York and Paris as an illustrator for Vogue and Harper's Bazar. In his last years, he drew numerous covers for the record company [l1125422], San Sebastian. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Sweet Henry | British studio musician, who had some pop recordings in the early 1970's. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jaime Jardin | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | M-M-M | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Brent Linley | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Christophe Janssens | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Jey Di | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Hans Jürgen Haas | Songwriter and producer | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jane Peterer | Swiss producer, working for [l=Pick] in the Seventies. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Tony Shabazz | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Davor Črnigoj | Davor Črnigoj | Croatian bass player. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Los Embajadores Paraguayos | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Ralf Dunkel | Bass player in the German postpunk/coldwave act Fallen Apart. Bass player in the German goth rock act The House Of Usher since 2000. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Hamidouche | Ahmed Khedim | Algerian Kabyle singer (August 14th 1956 - June 5th 2002). |
| Search | Add | 21 | Goodbye Nova | Since 2007, Goodbye Nova has been performing all over the western US, creating a loyal following as one of Utah’s most- viewed bands on YouTube. Goodbye Nova brings a crowd-friendly sing-a-long to the stage every show, having performed for intimate crowds at coffee shops, to large outdoor music festivals. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Golden All Brothers | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Дмитрий Матковский | Дмитрий Матвеевич Матковский | Russian artist, animator and guitarist. Best known as a member of the groups [a1774118] and [a372855]. Also was a member of [a2724461] in 1986-1987. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Takuya Ohno | Japanese art director and designer. Established his own design company in 1977 and subsequently worked on the art direction and design of many Japanese music releases. He established a new design company called Ragtime in 1984, working more broadly with companies, charities, schools, etc. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Konrad Grewe | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Alexander Sekulovski | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Trío Acaymo | Spanish folk group from Tenerife, Canary Islands, active since the 1970's. Formerly known as "Trío Santa Cruz". Olga Benavente (singer) José Luis Alayón (singer, guitar) Aquilino González (requinto guitar, -2009) Emilio Negrín (requinto guitar, 2009-) | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Gemini All Stars De Ti Manno | Haitian compas group | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Hugo Hernández P. | Hugo Hernández Pérez | Colombian producer and sound engineer, known to have worked at [l1176104]. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Claudio Suriano | Claudio Suriano | Italian singer, songwriter, performer and actor born 14 September 1980 in Melfi. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Bernard Dornowski | Born December 15, 1943 in Gdynia. Polish musician, songwriter, guitarist and vocalist. Between 1962-1963 member of the [a=Niebiesko-Czarni]. In 1965, co-founder of [a=Czerwone Gitary], where he was a guitarist and vocalist (between 1965-1969 and 1974-1979) and bass vocalist and guitarist (1969-1974 and since 1991). | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Динара Алжан | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | David Omar White | American painter, illustrator, and cartoonist. b. 1927; d. 26 June 2009. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Calvin Halliday | Glasgow, Scotland | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jim Spizzirri | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | MC Shamrock | Shalamon Baskin | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Vince Van Go | Musician, Producer, Songwriter. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Salvatore Arico | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Рамазан Кайтмесов | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Lino Tozzi | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | MuriiVurii | Angel | Owner of [l3351954] Visual art under the name FireOsXP |
| Search | Add | 21 | 줄라이 | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Diane McDonald | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Empompo Deyesse | Empompo Loway Deyesse | Congolese saxophonist and composer. Died January 21 1990. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Stane Jerko | Slovenian photographer | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Giampaolo Cecchini | Giampaolo Cecchini | Giampaolo Cecchini (also Cecco Cecchini since many years) is a designer, painter, sculptor. Among his numerous works in the field of advertising stand out in the eighties, and especially in the golden age of the genre Italo-Disco, dozens of album covers illustrated by him with the airbrush or other painting techniques. He's living in Formello (Rome) where he has a workshop and a school of painting. Often he enjoys playing the guitar in the band of [a=Shel Shapiro] with other artists and old friends. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Durado Brooks | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Josef Kaufmann | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Equipment Pointed Ankh | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Danny Boonstra | Drummer, vocalist and graphic designer from the Netherlands. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Hard Mix! | Brazilian DJ and producer based in Sao Paulo. He is the founder of [l=Hardmix Music]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | 宮坂聖一 | Seiichi Miyasaka. Japanese music journalist and critic. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Biba Kopf | Chris Bohn | Nom de plume of Chris Bohn, was leading feature writer on Melody Maker and NME in the late '70s and ’80s He left during the infamous late '80s "Hip Hop wars" - an internal debate over the direction of the paper, currently the Editor-in-Chief of The Wire. www.thewire.co.uk |
| Search | Add | 21 | Hasse Thor | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Marc Rice | Credited for design | |
| Search | Add | 21 | DJ Boogie-Boy | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Francisco Bejerano | Francisco Bejerano Carranceja | Cuban percussionist, also known as Panchito, Francisco Bejerano Padre (Sr.), or Francisco Bejerano Carranceja, father of [a1573424] |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ken Donald | Designer & Art Director. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Impulse Promotion | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Cheikha Fatima Zhoro | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Rodrigo Romanin | Brazilian grindcore and noise musician who also runs [l=Sonoros Records]. Brazilian underground D.I.Y musician and artist. Vocalist of the band [a844808] between 1999 and 2005. In 2006 founds [a1022761], an ambientharshnoise project that works with recombination idea.Since 2016 he has been part of [a5511020], playing noisegore. Ran [l=Sonoros Records] between 2000 and 2020, producing and releasing bands of extreme styles such as grindcore, noisecore, ambientharsh, Splatter, Goregrind, etc. Found [l3872181] in 2024 with focus in Noisecore, NoiseGore, Goregrind. Visual artist, mainly in splatter and gore topics. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Estrongo Nachama | 4.5.1918 - 13.1.2000 | |
| Search | Add | 21 | George Fernandez | George J. Fernandez | US audio engineer, known to have worked at [l=United Audio Studios] (Santa Ana, California). |
| Search | Add | 21 | Surfturf | Swedish pop duo from the late 1980s. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Neddix | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Redrocket Design | German designer or company. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Michal Karpac | Musician, producer, songwriter, singer and rapper. Best known for his eurodance project E-Bomber. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jonathon Bafus | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Lis Chandler | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Stanley Tudor | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | JudoJoe | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Gary Calvin | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Roger Marks' Armada Jazz Band | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | BMG Ariola München GmbH/Studios | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Hideous Piglet Wild-a-Beast | Hideous Piglet Wild-a-Beast began rocking the world in 1990 when [a1371318] and [a1372528] joined together and recorded their debut album which was released on the now defunct [l141594]. H.P.W. went on to record upwards of 20 releases with supporting tours world-wide. They disbanded shortly after [a1373585] joined and embarked on their now famous "Levels of Reality" tour. H.P.W. lives in the hearts of us all. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | پریوش | Parivash was an Iranian singer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Los Azules | Ecuadorian cumbia band also known as Los Azules de Guayaquil | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jean Mazel | French ethnologist, author, photographer. Great specialist of Morocco. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | DJ Cosmic Kev | Philly's #1 DJ, Cosmic Kev, always blasts the Tri-State with hottest Hip Hop, R&B and underground cuts. Kev is known for rockin the exclusive tracks first and breaking the Tri-State off with the hottest new artists. In the music industry to be branded with a Cosmic Kev "Street Banger" drop mean you have the hottest joint out. You can find Philly's #1 DJ, Cosmic Kev, on only one station, Power 99-FM! | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Reynaldo Bello | For visual credits. Also credited as Reinaldo Bello F. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | The Vadnals | Cleveland, Ohio-based Slovenian style polka group comprised of the Vadnal brothers and other family members. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Odair Corona | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Rusty Cavender | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Elsa Pippert | Elsa Pippert-Bernhofer | Elsa Pippert-Bernhofer, born in 1929 in Castrop-Rauxel, earned her Ph.D. in 1956 in Freiburg. She became a journalist and radio editor, working at Südwestfunk in Baden-Baden from 1957. She served as Deputy Editor-in-Chief of the children's radio program and was the responsible editor for the series "Elternschule." |
| Search | Add | 21 | Pakke Pakarinen | Bass player and visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Eddie Wojcik Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Mathias Njoga | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Orchester Joachim Heider | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Arrow Knights | Japanese Mood Kayō vocal group. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Masahiro Saitoh | 斎藤 雅広 | Japanese classical pianist, composer and arranger. Born December 30, 1958 in Tokyo. Died August 8, 2021. His father was the baritone singer Tatsuo Saitō (斎藤達雄) and his aunt the singer Shoko Aoba ([a=青葉笙子]). |
| Search | Add | 21 | Salon-Orchester Félix Lemeau | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | 広沢虎造 | 山田信一 | Torazō Hirosawa II. Japanese rōkyoku performer. Born May 18, 1899 in Tokyo. Died December 29, 1964. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Apple Corps Ltd. | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Fab Noise | Goregrind/harsh noise artist from Guadalajara, Mexico releasing under various aliases. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Alexandra MacDonnell | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Consuelo Pérez | Colombian singer (born in 1931) | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Dr Albonista | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Lambert Lemaire | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Ilona Boraud | German lyricist | |
| Search | Add | 21 | DJ Dick Nixon | Rick Sadlowski | DJ Dick is entering his thirteenth year of spinning in Detroit. “I have always stayed true to the city … there are few who have stuck with it for more then a few years.” Dick’s career began to take off after he was commissioned in 1991 by Detroit’s premier dance radio station 96.3 WHYT. There, his mix show grew to an unbelievable nightly listening audience of 500,000 people. He DJ’d alongside such greats as Claude Young, with famous guests including Richie Hawtin, Kevin Saunderson, Juan Atkins and more. Dick has opened for hundreds of Detroit Concerts including Dee Lite, Usher, Run DMC, De La Soul, Dr. Dre, and more. His skills have taken him from coast to coast and overseas for many gigs. DJ Dick has several releases on Twilight 76 and Databass Records and records under the names DJ Dick, DJ Dick Nixon and Sekter .17. His current plans include the ever increasing needs of the distribution and Label. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jonny Greene | Manager of the Gong Appreciation Society (G.A.S.) and of the label [l43516] | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Dean On The Mike | Dean Windisch | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Peter Freestone | Crew member for [a81013]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Dj Foued | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Birgitte Wester | Danish visual artist | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Follaje | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Chalk Farm Band | Salvation army brass band. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Reichstrunkenbold | Reichstrunkenbold was a RAC-Band by Philipp Tschentscher from Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | BF Studio | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Frank Skarth | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Michael Giancaspro | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | John Coulter Design | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | E-Rocker | Stefan Stahlmann | Electro music producer and DJ from Bayreuth, Germany E-Rocker is a record collector since 1985 and started as DJ in 1989 In 2009 he started under the name E-Rocker his own music productions and had his first tracks released in 2010 on the compilation [m267576] from german label City Beat Records He is the founder of [l637748] |
| Search | Add | 21 | Anthony Pappalardo | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Ludix Productions | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Melky Goeslaw | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Franco Disque Inc. | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Andréanne Lafond | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Böckler | Volker Hachenberg | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Arrow Brown | Writer, producer and record label owner from the south-side of Chicago. Owner and founder of [l=Bandit Records (5)]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Rade Radivojević | Radivoje Radivojević | Serbian composer, arranger, producer and keyboards player. Used to be member of 'Daltoni'. Father of [a=Ognjan Radivojević]. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Antimo Buonanno | Mexican musician active in various metal bands. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | World Weary | Hardcore band from London, UK. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Howdy Kempf | 1950s-1960s US country artist. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Keita Ishiguro | 石黒景太 | |
| Search | Add | 21 | L.J.F. Productions | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Joshua Stefane | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Eric Dimson | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Eberhard von Berswordt | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Blake Emmons | Canadian country music musician, singer and songwriter from Toronto. After some success in his home country he moved to Nashville in 1968. Host of the Funny Farm TV show on CTV in the mid-1970s where he was backed by [a=The Prairie Fire Band]. As of 2019 was residing in Saskatchewan and active with his charity for veteran soldiers, Wounded Warriors Weekend Foundation Inc. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Chad Spandosa | Nick Turner | Bass Guitarist with UFX / Uncle Fester from 2000-2012 and prior to that with Blackpool's Dog Food |
| Search | Add | 21 | Paper Resistance | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | 3cloneB | Sascha Müller | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Luc Canetti | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Azat Muhametov | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Posádková Hudba Praha | Czech military brass band from Prague country. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Horacio Cusato | Argentinian trombone player, producer and sound technician at [l566871] / [l1823457]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Flemming Jönsson | Danish visual artist, related to the visual company [a=Brainstorm Prod.] | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jean Claude Alves | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Rob Borges | Bass player. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Intrendent | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Mischkah Wilke | German producer, engineer and owner of [l=Kozmic Sound] in Berlin. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Nicola Fasoli | Nicola Fasoli | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Narodni Ansambl Radosava Antanasijevića | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Jason Hudak | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Logo Laser | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Christian Morigann | Christian Girard | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Eric Westphal | Bass player and singer from California's Central Valley. Died Jan. 13, 2025 | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Patti Heid | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Patrick Michalishyn | Patrick Michalishyn | Patrick also runs the label [l1036080] |
| Search | Add | 21 | Manoske | Synnoske Matsumi | Japanese graphic designer from Fukuoka |
| Search | Add | 21 | Mike Potash | Engineer Has worked at [l=Sound Labs, Hollywood] | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Stan Klees | (born 29 April 1932 - died 22 September 2023) Canadian producer, songwriter, manager and record company executive. Got his start in the music industry in 1947 at the age of 15 as a DJ on CHUM radio in Toronto. Founder of labels [l=Tamarac Records], [l=Tamarac], and [l1562201], co-founder of the [l=Red Leaf] label and a Canadian Songwriters Hall of Famer. Owner of publishing companies [l=Bigland Music], [l=Colonel Walt Music] and [l=Svengali Music]. Longtime partner of [a=RPM Music Weekly] founder and editor [a=Walter Grealis], Klees was heavily involved with the magazine from its inception and was responsible for its design and layout at the start, through his design company [l=Groovyart] (later known as [a=Music Ad & Art]), co-founded with Bill Armstrong. Klees was the designer of the MAPL icon indicating the level of Canadian Content on Canadian releases, first used on his Tamara label. He was the founder of [l=CIRPA (Canadian Independent Record Production Association)] in 1971. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | PLAYR2 | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Ryan Dyck | Singer and visual artist from Vancouver. He was the label manager for [l1170471] and is the owner of [l115151]. He also owns 'Discount Typography' and does all the design work for [l250937]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Staffan Olander | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Melchior Abeille M/P/Y | Melchior Abeille | |
| Search | Add | 21 | فاطمة الزحافة | Fatima Tahiri Bent Larbi | Fatima Zehafa was a Moroccan aita singer. She was born in 1938 in Settat, and started her career at an early age by joining small rural music bands at 13 years old. She started to become known in the Chaouia region as soon as 1955 with the return from exile of the late King Mohammed V and the various popular festivals that were organized at that time ; however her fame is to be attributed, in addition to the numerous songs engraved during her career, to the great success obtained by the song "Zaouia" released in 1965. The Zaouia (a Muslim religious building) to which the song refers is that of the town of Sidi Smaïl located not far from Settat. Though suffering from a serious disability, the singer did not spare and has been constantly performing during her life at celebrations, weddings and official events in her hometown. As has often happened to other Moroccan artists she died on 29 October 2000, in her home town, in a state of extreme poverty in complete denial of the great artistic contribution she has given to her country. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Bram Vermeulen En De Toekomst | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | H. Nur Asiah Jamil | Indonesian singer from Medan who made many Qasidah Moden and Gambus recordings. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ансамбль Народных Инструментов п/у С. Тохтасинова | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | DJ MQ | Jamie Masterson | Drum n Bass DJ and Producer from Essex (UK). |
| Search | Add | 21 | Adrian Wojcik | Adrian Wójcik | Electronic music producer, born on 13 January 1992 in Lublin, Lubelskie, Poland [b]Styles: [/b] Trance \ Uplifting Trance |
| Search | Add | 21 | Kasper G | Kasper Johannes Granroth |
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