Report created based on data in MusicBrainz as of 30/03/2026
Found 621899 artists, we show 1000 artists per page.
The report is not continually updated so may not reflect the current data within MusicBrainz and or Discogs databases.
These are Discogs artists not currently linked to a MusicBrainz artist, and we have been unable to find a potential link for either.
Many of these artists probably are in MusicBrainz in some form but they are not currently linked, the list is ordered so that Discogs artists with the most number of single artists releases are listed first on the basis that these artists would be of more interest.
Some problems will just be due to deficiencies in the Discogs to Musicbrainz artist matching algorithm employed by Albunack.
There are also timing issues as this report is not updated immediately so will not reflect recent modifications and additions to MusicBrainz and Discogs.
One issue in Discogs is they handle artist credits differently so a Discogs name consisting of multiple people is probably represented on MusicBrainz as two individuals, but we try to filter these out of this report
We have also omitted artists that are not unique in both MusicBrainz and Discogs because these artists are probably not missing just more difficult to match up.
Another issue is that some Discogs artists have multiple ids with one id just redirecting to the other, this is the case with Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, do we add both links to MusicBrainz ?
Limited report to artists with at least two single artist releases for now.
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| Search for Artist | Add Artist | Discogs Release Count | Discogs Artist | Other Names | Comment |
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| Search | Add | 21 | Nabbe The Bastard | Dutch musician and visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jey Di | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Jonny Greene | Manager of the Gong Appreciation Society (G.A.S.) and of the label [l43516] | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jason Hayden | American bass player from Louisville, Kentucky. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Michael A. Grant | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | DJ MQ | Jamie Masterson | Drum n Bass DJ and Producer from Essex (UK). |
| Search | Add | 21 | SebCa$hin | Sebastian M Medina | Chicago Recording Artist, Producer, and Engineer |
| Search | Add | 21 | Michael Ruthig | Credited for various management and production roles with [l118487], [l56408], and [l38404]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Delle Haensch Rhythmiker | German ensemble directed by [a559060]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | 줄라이 | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Derek Setzer | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Gary Peart | Producer, brother of [a935067] | |
| Search | Add | 21 | محمود قراملکی | Mahmoud Gharamaleki is an Iranian composer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Kaleb Keefer | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Jane Peterer | Swiss producer, working for [l=Pick] in the Seventies. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Hasse Thor | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | 田代泉 | Izumi Tashiro. Credited with liner notes on Japanese releases. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Claudio Suriano | Claudio Suriano | Italian singer, songwriter, performer and actor born 14 September 1980 in Melfi. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Frederick Cash Jr | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Musica Nada | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Calvin Halliday | Glasgow, Scotland | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Blake Emmons | Bruce MacKenzie | Canadian country music singer, and songwriter, born August 2, 1944, Toronto, Ontario – died March 2026. After some success in his home country he moved to Nashville in 1968. He hosted the TV show Funny Farm on CTV (1974-75) where he was backed by [a=The Prairie Fire Band]. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Wirekid | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Bram Vermeulen En De Toekomst | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Los Embajadores Paraguayos | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Sarah Jane Wilson | Sarah Jane Wilson | American singer-songwriter and musician. Took on the stage name [a5356429] around the middle of 2011. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Patti Heid | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Lucy Moonlight | Lucy Cynthia Cassettape Saint-Terra Moonlight | Demigirl / transfem experimental electronic musician, religious figure, politician, collage/assemblage artist and videographer from Brno, Czech Republic. Owner of [l=Flea Market] and leader of [l=Endless Void Surf Club] |
| Search | Add | 21 | Weston L. McGowen | Weston L. McGowen | Songwriter, Producer, A&R, Consultant |
| Search | Add | 21 | Sscvlt | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Melchior Abeille M/P/Y | Melchior Abeille | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Millimeterpress | Norwegian designers. Adr: Kongensgt 3 0153 Oslo Norway | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Corinna Tertel | German journalist. Born 1972. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | John Warren's Strictempo Combo | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Böckler | Volker Hachenberg | |
| 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 | Rosalino Quintero | Rosalino Quintero Castro | Ecuadorian guitar and requinto player (Cuenca, 1930-Guayaquil, 2011). He started playing professionally at the age of 12 and went to Guayaquil to try his luck and become successful. There he met the young singer [a=Julio Jaramillo] and accompanied him in his first auditions for radio. They became partners and Rosalino performed on most of Jaramillo's records, and became his musical director. he has also been Artistic Director of [l=Onix], one of the main record labels in Ecuador (mid 1950s to 1970). |
| Search | Add | 21 | Heinz Dietz | ||
| 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 | Full Pack | New Orleans Hip Hop group from the early 90's. Two of the members later founded the production team [a406057] in 1997. | |
| 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 | Michael Jordonaires | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Salvatore Arico | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Sam Lubicz | Graphic artist & designer | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Michailas Šenderovas | Lithuanian cellist, born May 18,1917 in Gomel (Belarus), and died January 2, 1984 in Vilnius. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Dj Nillos | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Joe-Hendrik Beentjes | ||
| 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 | Balalaika-Orchester Alexander Bochensky | Balalika orchestra conducted by [a=Alexander Bochensky] and [a=Ika Wolters]. | |
| 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 | 정라영 | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Orchester Jo Lorenzo | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Nicola Fasoli | Nicola Fasoli | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Franklin Wilkie | Franklin Leon Wilkie | American bassist, vocalist and songwriter. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Zanda P | Alexander Petgrave | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ivor Foster | Ivor Llewelyn Foster | Welsh concert baritone and singing teacher; born 1 March 1870, died 29 March 1959. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Πέτρος Χαραλαμπίδης | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | David Omar White | American painter, illustrator, and cartoonist. b. 1927; d. 26 June 2009. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Anneline Malebo | South African vocalist. Recorded solo albums and sang with groups Cafe Society, Joy and Juluka, | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ansambl Novice Nikolića | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | H. Nur Asiah Jamil | Indonesian singer from Medan who made many Qasidah Moden and Gambus recordings. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Gecco Werbeagentur | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Liz Rennie | Project coordinator. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Mogens Frederiksen | Danish photographer | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Banda De Música De La Academia Auxiliar Militar | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Patricia Dryden | Illustrator and designer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Velký Dechový Orchestr Supraphonu | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Azat Muhametov | ||
| 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 | Scott Beckstein | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Joan Guàrdia | Designer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Fingered | ||
| 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. His son is NHK sports announcer [a17347771]. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jaroslav Řezáč | Jaroslav Řezáč | Czech bassoonist. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ανθή Λύγκα | ||
| 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 | George Arlotta | George Joseph Arlotta | Songwriter and piano teacher, worked for [l1162432] for a time prior to 1962. Born 7 May 1918, Died 5 April 1992. Married to [a17336977]. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Brent Linley | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Consuelo Pérez | Colombian singer (born in 1931) | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Γιάννης Ταυλάς | ||
| 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 | Franco Disque Inc. | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | TheThinkingAtheist | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Martin Besig | Martin Besig | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jack Dauvil | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | 3cloneB | Sascha Müller | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Christophe Janssens | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Jordan Chatwin | Drummer from the UK. Brother of [a=Ben Chatwin]. | |
| 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 | 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 | Efrain Arce Aragón | Colombian actor, screenwriter, director and journalist. He was one of the pioneers of television in the country and also one of the leading figures of the so-called golden age of radio in Colombia, which had an outstanding influence on the first period of national television. In addition to his activities in the dramatic field, Arce Aragón worked in Medellín as a journalist for the now-defunct newspaper El Correo and for the radio station RCN, where he became production manager. Arce Aragon was born in Bogotá but had been living in Medellín since 1954. He died on December 32, 1997 at the age of 69. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Gleave Parsons | ||
| 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 | Marc Rice | Credited for design | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Grammelot | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Dr Albonista | ||
| 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 | Stane Jerko | Slovenian photographer | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Roger Sookraj | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Killa GraFX | US-american designer or company | |
| 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 | 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 | Keita Ishiguro | 石黒景太 | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Lee Yea Ping | Li Ya Ping | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Bob Naylon | Roberto Negroni | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Godwin Kabaka Okpara | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Antonio Galmés | Spanish folk ensamble director of [a3024741]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Nicolás Zúñiga | Self-taught audio post-producer, specialized in the restoration of vintage recordings and co-founder of the Dead Wax Records and Tres Calaveras Producciones record labels. Avid music and video collector, multifaceted, irreverent dj already since his high school days. Started buying records in 1986 and had his first contact with a mixing desk in 1988. His favourite music styles originate from the 80s: post-punk, minimal & cold wave, goth rock, new wave, synthpop, EBM, indie pop. Running Dead Wax Records an collaborating with other labels and musicians, focusing on digitalization, restoration and remastering of old recordings coming from ‘obsolete’ sources such as open reel tapes, cassettes, vinyl records, DATs, Umatic, Beta and VHS videotapes. Also known as Nico DeadWax. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Orchestra Buonafede | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Nöell Abedul | Italian Euro-House project from 1990. The whole Nöell Abedul project provides [a=Technotronic]'s cover versions for [l=Discomagic Records]. The singles were covered from the album [m64287] (1989) and some new track were made to complete the album [m=409466]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Shaun Ansari | Trance / Progressive Trance Producer from Karachi, Pakistan | |
| Search | Add | 21 | John Coy | Designer and photographer | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Smiler Associates | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Juraj Dević | Croatian pre-WW2 actor working in Split and Zagreb (b. November 24, 1869 in Split — d. April 11, 1930 in Zagreb). Dević began his theatrical career in 1891 as member of a traveling troupe. In 1893, he joined the ensemble of the Croatian National Theater (Zagreb) while it performed in Split. For several decades, he played mostly minor roles in dramatic plays, operas, operettas, and at first even ballet. As a cabaret performer, however, he gained great popularity, writing and publishing numerous comic sketches and plays. He also translated several opera and operetta librettos into Croatian. After retiring from the stage in 1927, Dević served as Art Director ("umjetnički ravnatelj") with the [l=Edison Bell Penkala Ltd. Zagreb] company (1927-1930). In his position, he recorded and preserved several cabaret acts that would otherwise have been lost. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Šárka Vokůrková | Czech visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Team.Pixeldealer | Graphic design agency based in Cologne and Münster, Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Tomonori Iizawa | Japanese bassist. Passed away on July 11th, 2024, aged 55. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Anthony Atlas | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Darren Grealish | Darren L. Grealish | California-born and based award-winning rock poster artist specializing in psychedelic, surreal concert posters, album covers, graphic design, and illustrations. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jeffery Lamar | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Florian Tositti | Born 1981. French experimental self-taught musician. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Willy Johns | American bassist | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Akihiko Sugimoto | Akihiko Sugimoto | Japanese punk/hardcore visual artist |
| Search | Add | 21 | Nicolae Perescu | Romanian folk conductor and instumentist ✰ November 14, 1921, Dalci - Turnu Ruieni, Caraș-Severin ✞ August 15, 1979, Caransebeș, Caraș-Severin 1945 - Lae (Nicolae Perescu) founded his own folk orchestra consisting in 25 members. Later this orchestra became well known folk ensemble - Ansamblul „Doina Banatului” din Caransebeș 1945-1952, 1955 – December 1967 (when he retired) was leader, manager and condutor of Ansamblul „Doina Banatului” din Caransebeș | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Fuzzy Gbagi | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Howard A. Knight, Jr. | Howard A. Knight, Jr. | Howard A. Knight, Jr. is a former country music promoter and record producer. During the 1970s, he was the president of Howard Knight Enterprises which was the umbrella organization for Superior Record Distributing Co., a record distributor based in Nashville, Tennessee. The company represented Grape Records, GMC Records, Colonial Records and Volunteer Records. Around 1980, he formed a record company called HKE Records (Howard Knight Enterprises) that was operating out of Jackson, Mississippi. In 1986, he formed Telstar Productions, a company to produce, promote, market and distribute records. He also formed another record label called Pegasus Records. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Orchestra Montanari - Zampa | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Αντώνης Πετρίδης | Antonis Petridis is a Greek sound engineer, composer and owner of [l267360]. Son of [a1196819]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | ザ・ボックス | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Grupo Impacto De Montemorelos | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Charles Shirley | American arranger and conductor of pop/jazz easy listening music | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Los Travilis | Zaragoza, Spain Juan José Gabarre (vocalista) Enrique Jiménez (vocalista) Juan José Jiménez (teclado y programaciones) Juan Ramón Jiménez (guitarra y voces) | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Roda Dentada | Portuguese design studio located in Lisbon. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Caroline Balog | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Pixel 71 | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Fallout Productions | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Brady Hogan | Orange County, CA, based guitarist. Co-founder of the [l=Deathpony Audio] label. His early solo works were experimental leftfield alternative but more recently he has focused on guitar based ambient soundscapes. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Los Frontera | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | JezzOne37 | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Roni Mahler | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | بابک افشار | بابک افشار | بابک افشار (زادهٔ ۴ آذر ۱۳۱۳ در بندر انزلی) موسیقیدان، آهنگساز و تنظیمکنندهٔ اهل ایران است |
| Search | Add | 21 | Arnaldo Bettelli | Italian accordion player | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Junkos Mood | Founder of a night on canopy records | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Eric De Meyer | Eric de Meyer | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Dilazamusic | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Guido Diodati | Guido Diodati | Released several Italo-Disco tracks in the 1980's, such as "Terrorist Attack", "Major Malfunction", "Living For My Dreams" and "Call Me". All were released on [l=ISBA Music Entertainment Inc.] President of Prime Time Muzik & Entertainment Group Inc. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Mert Yıldız | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Orkestar "Sve Zvezde" M. Popovića Zahara | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Minami Gotoh | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Lou Baumann | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Ann Holloway Masters | Ann Holloway Masters née Ann Holloway | An American producer and songwriter. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Loyd Wanzer | Fiddler | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Włodzimierz Knap | Polish Graphist & Designer | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Suely Neves | Artwork | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Mike Sosinski | Guitarist, singer, songwriter, but also credited for artwork. Owner of [l=Bad Time Records]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Vojin Popović | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Vaudeville Theatre Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Joe Wilbur | Joe Wilbur (tenor vocalist, musician (banjo/guitar) & bandleader) had come to England in 1913 with the Revue ‘Gee Whizz’ which was produced at the Palace. In April, 1914, he had joined Bill Blanche, Dave Comer & Harry Robbins to form Murray’s Savoy Quartet (previously known as Will Blanche’s Trio). This group performed at the Savoy Hotel, London from 1915 to 1920 and recorded extensively (mostly under the name Savoy Quartet). Wilbur went on to record with the Savoy Dance Orchestra (1920) and his own group, Joe Wilbur's Hawaiian Duo (1923). Some time in the mid-1920s he returned to the U.S. and began recording as a vocalist (both solo vocals and as a dance band vocalist with various bands including Joe Candullo, Willard Robison & Lou Gold) during 1926-1930. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | David Madson | David Philip Madson | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Das Augsburger Kasperle | Kasperle radioplays by [a1120977]. Not to be confused with Augsburger Kasperle by German Maatz family owned theatre by the same name. The "Augsburger Kasperle Theater" has also nothing to do with the "[a643937]" | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Grønlændertruppen Mik | Greenlandic choir based in Copenhagen, Denmark, formed in December 1961 by [l400932] program secretary [a3590809]. In 1961, after finishing a two year assignment with Radio Greenland, Wissum was asked to form a folkloristic group of young Greenlanders who could represent Denmark at the [i]San Remo Flower Festival[/i], Italy, in January 1962. [i]MIK[/i] proved to be a notable succes and moved rapidly on from an eight members group with a fiddler into a performing group of twenty-two accompanied by [a3590807], a well known Danish quartet. [i]MIK[/i] has existed continuously and was officially organized as a private association 2008 to 2019. Among the leaders are [a11989793]. From the start [i]MIK[/i] consisted of young Greenlanders studying in Copenhagen. It was at the time unique even in a global context and attracted much attention not only by its performances throughout Denmark, but also internationally through radio, TV, and its records. After Italy [i]MIK[/i] made appearences in France, Germany, Sweden and Norway. The high points with Knud Wissum as conductor were its performances at the [i]New York World Fair[/i] in 1964 and the 1965 tour of Greenland. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Melanie Crowe | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Анатолий Квасов | Анатолий Николаевич Квасов | Anatoli Nikolaevich Kvasov (1935 - 2007) was a Russian conductor and conservatory professor. He led the [a1408336] from 1970 until he passed 2007. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Yvette-Pierre Loreilhe | Music producer for "[l34548]" | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Alan Ewart | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Colins Rey Regisford | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Mikkel Elzer | Danish audio engineer, music producer, and multi-instrumentalist. Elzer performs occasionally with [a606971], [a304128], [a39343], and Blood on a Feather. As an engineer, he has worked with a wide variety of artists such as [a105272], [a394092], [a62927], [a272704], [a2317549], [a103196], [a26950], [a1496452], [a324139], [a475039], [a247435] and others. Furthermore Elzer is co-curator of [l1411114], and married to [a760030]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Square L Outlaws | Square dance group | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Belle Journée En Perspective | French Photographs and sleeve designers collective, sometimes credited as BJEP or B.J.E.P. Active from 1974 to mid 1980s. [a5497200], David Cosset, [a1844882], [a744900] | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Altar Ego Design | Nashville-based creative design and art studio owned by [a367447]. Address: 732 Georgetown Dr, Nashville, TN 37205. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | SVDNVSS | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Ren@deadsilence.co.uk | Credited as artwork designer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ray Anthony's Big Band Dixieland | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Натан Эфрос | Натан Михайлович Эфрос | Nathan Mikhailovich Efros (September 20 (October 3), 1904, Vitebsk - October 28, 1984, Moscow) - master of artistic expression. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Marc-Boris Saint-Maurice | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Axsaena | Death / thrash metal band from Toplița, Romania. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | B.I.G.dan | Dan McCormack | American visual artist. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Hank Haller's Orchestra | Hank Haller’s International Ensemble is from Cleveland, Ohio, and have been performing since 1957. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Javi Bayo | Javier G. Bayo | Graphic designer, DJ and event promoter has been an active member of the Spanish underground scene for over 18 years. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Stephan Barbieri | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Edo Guerreri | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | The Children's Bible Hour | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Ivan Čkonjević | Ivan Čkonjević | Ivan Čkonjević (Subotica, 1983) is a musician from Novi Sad who plays guitar usually treating it as a bowed string instrument. Since 2010, is one of the organizers of the concert series dedicated to improvised music called Improstor. He founded and led the Orkestar Gradovi utočišta that was active from 2010-2013. He was a member of the band Ana Never, Belgrade Noise Society, Jesenji orkestar Daniela Kovača and others. |
| Search | Add | 21 | George Bussey Experience | [b]One-album disco studio assemblage[/b] Led by [a=George Bussey], produced by [a=Stan Watson] | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Terry Yetton | Designer and photographer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | 世界一初恋 | SekaIchi Hatsuoki (世界一初恋) is a Japanese BL manga series written and illustrated by Shungiku Nakamura | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Madblush | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Otis Marchbank | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Jurek G. | Artwork | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Latif M | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Federico Moreno Torroba Jr. | Federico Moreno-Torroba Larregla | Spanish composer and conductor (b. 1933), son of [a392719] and grandson of [a3585337]. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Michel Laubacher | Michel Laubacher | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Fábio Altro | Nenê Altro | Brazilian hardcore/punk musician and visual artist. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Константин Лаптев | Константин Николаевич Лаптев | Baritone vocalist. Born 1904 in Kiev, died 1990 in Leningrad. Vocalist of opera theatres in Odessa, Kiev, Leningrad. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jason "Venien" Ventura | Jason Ventura | US black metal bassist and vocalist. Founder of the band [a=Venien]. |
| Search | Add | 21 | North State Music | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | The Sound Proofs | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Давид Бадридзе | Бадридзе Давид Георгиевич | Opera vocalist (tenor). 1899 – 1987. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Leonel El Ranchero De Sinaloa | Mexican corrido singer from Sinaloa | |
| Search | Add | 21 | A.Z.A.B. | Renegade Crime Electronics from the Vinlandic wastelands | |
| Search | Add | 21 | De 10 Søsken Kolbjørnsrud | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Gunārs Kļava | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Enzo Toppano | Australian piano accordionist (1928 - 2013) | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Woolfy Trope | Phil Cope | Woolfy Trope was an alias used by [a=Witchfinder General] guitarist Phil Cope when he played bass on their "Death Penalty" LP. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Rue Caldwell | American musician, producer, and songwriter. Born Woodlands, California. He charted twice as a songwriter and singer/performer with "The Party Starts When I'm with You" (1983, #21 dance, #77 R&B) (co-written by Bill Pfordresher) and "I Need Your Loving" (1987, #84 R&B). He also assembled and produced [a416464], a female disco trio from the 1980's. He began his own label [l55103] in 1984. Also associated with [l1474939], [l1474940], and [l1474941]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Guy-Gérard Noël | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Khwaja Ghulam Fareed Sahib | خواجہ غُلام فرید | Khwaja Ghulam Farid (1845–1901) was a 19th-century Sufi poet. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Pepe Nava | Born January 3, 1903 in Mexico, D.F., Mexico. He died on April 2, 1976 in Mexico. Prolific actor and singer He was married to Sarah Ehlers Ampudia. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Alessandra Vergerio | Visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Roger Marks' Armada Jazz Band | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Green Field Recordings | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Steve McGarry | Credited for design | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jacqui Berne | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Miki Šarac | Slovenian singer, musician and producer born June 6, 1967 in Skopje, Macedonia. Brother of [a=Goran Šarac]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ad Werner | Visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Masayuki Inada | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | 鎌田英一 | 鎌田英一 (Kamata Eiichi) | Japanese min'yō/enka singer. Born in Hakodate, Hokkaido. Specializes in Tohoku and Hokkaido min'yō, and has recorded mostly for [l=Crown (3)]. |
| Search | Add | 21 | M.Shariff | Shariff bin Awang | |
| 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 | Gadebusch Design | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Jimacido | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Akki Hisham | Ahmed Hisham | Producer from Oslo, but now residing in Lørenskog, Norway. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jamie Tallerico | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Quintette De Cuivres Ars Nova | French classical brass quintet founded in 1964 out from the [a362480], and active until 1990. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jean Ionescu | Romanian violinist, orchestra leader and composer | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Newell Bohnett | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Bröderna Almkvist | Swedish traditional dance orchestra and dance band from Oxelösund | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Alfred Skelson | British recording engineer. Born 1889 in Leicester, England. Died 1923 in Leicester, England. Recorded for GRAMCO 1921-1923 using matrix series BE (25cm) and CE (30cm) | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Loren Robinson | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Albert Edobor | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Cal Golden's Arkansas Mountain Boys | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | JetSet Graphics | Australian graphic design company. Credited as a company: [l=jetset graphics] | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Mark Sidgwick | Bass player. Originally from Bath, UK. Now based in New York City. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Michal Karpac | Musician, producer, songwriter, singer and rapper. Best known for his eurodance project E-Bomber. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Großglockner-Kapelle Kals | Founded 1946 by [a=Sepp Huter]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Reklamestudio CM Amsterdam | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Judy Lindsey | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | House Of Bass | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Aleksander Białous | Polish composer, arranger, musician working with [a=Eleni] from the beginning of her career. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Chill E. B. | Norman Berry | Chill E.B. is an American rap artist and actor. Born in Jacksonville, NC but spent most of his childhood in Germany. Following high school Chill E.B. served in the US Army. He released his first single "Freedom" on an independent label. He received national attention in 1992 with his video "Menace To Society" was played on rotation on BET, Video JukeBox and California Music Channel. In 1993 [a=Jello Biafra]’s record label [l=Alternative Tentacles] released Chill E.B.'s first EP, [m=136054]. His songs were also used in television shows and made-for-TV movies, and he recorded the Golden State Warriors theme song "Don't Stop The Noise". He left the music business in 1994, but returned to the scene in 2010 after reinventing himself with the release of his single "Y'all Busted". His anti-psychiatry single "Define Better" soon followed grabbing the attention of celebrity Scientologists John Travolta and Kelly Preston who linked his video on their websites. He has since performed at many Scientology-related events worldwide. He has performed in over 23 countries since 2010. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Hetes Fogat | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Harco Rutgers | Founder of [l=esc.rec.] | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Les Scarabées | Canadian duo composed of [a6919873] (aka [a287780]) and [a2735468] (aka [a3014117]). Manager (1971): [a=Yvan Ducharme]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Alive Enterprises, Inc. | Management company co-founded by [a=Shep Gordon] (i.e. for [a=Blondie] and [a=Alice Cooper (2)]) in Los Angeles, California, USA in 1969. Other partners include / have included [a=Denny Vosburgh], [a=Toby Mamis]. See also label field entries [l=Alive Enterprises], [l=Alive Enterprises, Inc.] | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Daddy Marc | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Naohiro Kakinuma | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Frank London Brown | October 17, 1927 – March 12, 1962 (Leukemia complicated by bronchial pneumonia) American writer, activist, and union leader, occasional vocalist and author of Trumbull Park and The Myth Maker. A devotee of jazz and blues music, he wrote a seminal article on [a145256] for DownBeat magazine and did liner notes for a handful of [l34488] and [l1365351] albums. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Benoît Bedrossian | Benoît Bedrossian | Benoît Bedrossian is a french musician, illustrator, graphic designer and director movies, born in 1984. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Frater U.:È.:Œ.: | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Ensemble Musical Populaire D'Israël | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Chadar | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Dmytro Nikolaienko | Dmytro Nikolaienko (born 1984 in Dnipro, Ukrainian SSR) is a Ukrainian sound artist currently based in Tallinn, Estonia. Nikolaienko works mainly with outdated gear, which he uses to produce tape and cassette loops as a base material for his sound collages. Founding member of [l=Muscut] (est. 2012, Kyiv). | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Klem Diglio | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Prince Gideon | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Stian Helle | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Марс Гаффаров | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Tirso Gomez | Ecuadorian singer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Al Jeffery | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Irena Jiroušková | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Alfredo Arrebola | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Petr Luljak | Petr Luljak | Czech former deejay, self-made musician / lyricist / music producer, born September 24th, 1975 in Valašské Meziříčí, the Czech Republic. Petr Luljak began his music journey at age 13 as a music fan initially. Later at his age 18 started his job as a sales manager for Prolux Records (1993-1994). For a short time he was interested in deejaying but he yearned for creating his own music from scratch. He spent his first salary for very cheap electronic keyboard and began to learn musical basics. Later being more experienced musically he established and ran his own independent label Direct Beat Records (2002-2004). Now his music works are copyrighted by OSA and published and distributed by Prodejhudbu.cz/Supraphon. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Richard "Bee" Brown | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Robin Randrianarisoa | Photographer from Madagascar. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Nic Wastell | British heavy metal bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Николай Пашев | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Burgalego | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Apple Corps Ltd. | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Albert Batiste | Albert Batiste i Triadó | Spanish singer, songwriter and musician: bass, harmonica, organ, drums, etc. (b.Barcelona, 1946). Brother of [a1596631]. He debuted in 1964 and was active until the 1970s. He was part of the groups Els 3 Tambors, Grup de Folk, Música Dispersa (with Jaume Sisa), Slo Blo and the Orquestra Plateria. He adapted some Bob Dylan songs into Catalan, such as The times are changing. He has also been a musical commentator in the magazines CAU and Oriflama.[1] |
| Search | Add | 21 | Gerald Masters | Gerald Watkiss | Artist, Songwriter, Musician, Composer |
| Search | Add | 21 | Sonja Mitrović Hani | Sonja Mitrović | (born as Sonja Simić 9.5.1966. Beograd Srbija) Serbian pop-dance singer, producer and arranger. In early 80s used to be singer in pop-rock band 'Hani'. Ex wife of [a=Željko Mitrović]. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Linda Piekäinen | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Inge Famira | Inge Famira, voice actress and script writer for radioplays | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Clement Dodd Jr. | clement dodd jr | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Michele Petralia | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Archie Shepp - Horace Parlan Duo | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | W. Anthony Shakes | Owner and Producer of [l175163] | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jacques Sanjuan | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Аманта Бисултанова | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Ryder Robison | from Denver, CO. Bassist for Vaux has also done art for some album covers. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Rotten Illusions | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Jim Jag | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Members Of The Woody Herman Orchestra | Presumably this artist is for bands credited in this way and which existed during Woody Herman's lifetime but which did not include Herman himself; primarily used for late '50s "tribute" releases. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Yandikani Lungu | Zambian Folk singer and guitarist Died: April 7, 2021 Yandikani Lungu was a Zambian folk artist active the 1970's and 80s and beyond. Singing in the Chinyanja, Chichewa and Tumbuka languages, he was known for humorously using broken English in his songs as well as for his intricate guitar playing. Many of his songs followed the adventures of a character named "Awisi Ntombi" and explored themes of adultery, cheating and alcoholism among others. Lungu passed away on April 7, 2021. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Troy Dante | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Αναστάσιος Ράμμος | Greek singer and songwriter. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Bose Corporation | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Women's Chorus Of The Groot Omroepkoor | Part of the [a=Groot Omroepkoor]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Hank Donig | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | j)))f))) | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Leon Leszek Szkutnik | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Orchestr ESTA | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Mario D'Aniello | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Orchestre Guy Motta | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Dexxx Gum | Tech House/House producer based in São Paulo, Brazil. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Amar Oukil | Kabyle Algerian singer born in 1932 in Bounouh (Tizi Ouzou, Algeria). He passed away in 2021 | |
| Search | Add | 21 | James Elaine | James Elaine | Painter and multimedia artist. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Barry DuFae | Barry DuFae Myers | Founded, owned, operated [l23085], [l173892] for [l826808] with business partner [a4841433] also known as Louis "Rip" Bell. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Αντρέας Μπικάκης | Son of [a2504646] | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Javi Lago | Javier Lago | Spanish DJ and producer based in Barcelona. Founder of [l=Sintetics Digital]. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Bernd Gericke Erlangen | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Hiju Yang | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Lib Hatcher | Mary Elizabeth Hatcher | Elizabeth "Lib" Hatcher Travis, born 1940 and ex-wife of [a205019], is american artist. She met Randy Travis when he was 17 and she was 37. She was the manager of a night club. She helped promote Randy and even took him in to live with her and her husband. |
| Search | Add | 21 | EMI Art Department | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Tony Sauceda | Antonio Sauceda | Birth date: 1/17/1946 Death: August 5th, 2016 Tony Sauceda con su bajo sexto creció musicalmente junto a [a6341404], formando el [a1773182], amistad unida por la música y las vivencias del camino artístico, hasta que Tony fue contratado por Ramón Ayala, lo que lo llevó a separarse de Lorenzo y continuar su trayectoria profesional. En 1974, durante una campaña evangelística, Tony fue profundamente quebrantado por Dios, se arrepintió de corazón, terminó su gira y dejó a [a1476268] para dedicar su vida y su voz únicamente a cantarle a Cristo. Con ese fuego nuevo en su espíritu, Tony regresó ahora con el poeta [a7893485], baterista y amigo de Tony: Raúl Pérez de los Relámpagos del Norte, y [b]Antonio Monzon[/b], guitarrista de [a5887157], quienes llegaron a la puerta de Lorenzo Reyes para evangelizar. Lorenzo los recibió y escuchó el mensaje y ese momento se convirtió en el inicio de su encuentro personal con Cristo. Ahora junto con Tony, su hermano Juan Luis Sauceda, [a6341404] y Raúl Pérez nació el conjunto Los Misioneros. Su impacto fue histórico, convirtiéndose en pioneros de la música cristiana norteña, inspirando a multitudes y llevando a innumerables almas a los pies de Cristo, demostrando que Dios transforma vidas para Su gloria. Tony Sauceda, with his bajo sexto, grew musically alongside Lorenzo Reyes, forming a friendship bound by music and the experiences of the artistic journey, until Tony was hired by Ramón Ayala, which led him to part ways with Lorenzo and continue his professional path. In 1974, during an evangelistic campaign, Tony was deeply broken by God, repented from his heart, ended his tour, and left Los Bravos del Norte and Ramón Ayala to dedicate his life and his voice solely to singing for Christ. With this new fire in his spirit, Tony returned with the poet Ben Piña, drummer and friend of Tony: Raúl Pérez of Los Relámpagos del Norte, and Antonio Monzón, guitarist from Generación de Jesús, and they came to the door of Lorenzo Reyes to evangelize. Lorenzo welcomed them, listened to the message, and that moment became the beginning of his personal encounter with Christ. Now, together with Tony, his brother Juan Luis Sauceda, Lencho, and Raúl Pérez, the group Los Misioneros was born. Their impact was historic, becoming pioneers of Christian norteño music, inspiring multitudes and leading countless souls to the feet of Christ, proving that God transforms lives for His glory. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Donovan King Jay | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Piero Scocchi | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Fold Media Collective | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Ginger Soul | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Marius Stavaris | Composer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Дан Улдузу | Dan Ulduzu was an instrumental ensemble created by [a3898771]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Kapelle Rhybuebe | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Teddy Peguero | Danilo "Teddy" Peguero | A Dominican-born cartoonist and illustrator who has lived in New York since 1968. Known for his freelance work in album cover design, he also created posters, flyers, and editorial cartoons for publications in both the U.S. and the Dominican Republic. |
| Search | Add | 21 | L. Steve "504WhatStyle" Williams, Jr. | Leandre Steve Williams, Jr. | New Orleans native, commercial artist, member of the United Houma Nation. He is known for his rock-n-roll "Provoking Pop Art", and for starting the 504 clothing line in the '90s. His art can be found in local magazines (e.g., Offbeat, Antigravity), on Mardi Gras floats, albums, band merchandise, T-shirts, etc. "Steve What Style" is a radio host for the "504 Underground Music" show on WHIV 102.3 FM, focusing on New Orleans and Louisiana vintage music, ranging from the '50s to the present. AKAs: L. Steve Williams, Jr. LSW Steve What Style |
| Search | Add | 21 | Tobias Gloge | Tobias Gloge | Live Bassist of German metal band [a43378] from 1995 to 2001. Born 14 October 1972. Played with Access, Intoxicated, Ingrain, Inner Bleeding and Despised. Since 2017 Bassist of Steamgenerator and Roadkill Revolution. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Cecile Charlton | Cecile Claudine Charlton | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Verity Stevens | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | akidontheinternet | Ambient project based out of Grand Rapids, Michigan. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jorge Rodríguez Grández | Peruvian cumbia singer in Los Mirlos | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Shahlan Tajudin | A record company PR and member of Kembara from Malaysia. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Enrico Monti | Enrico Monti | Italian dance music producer, husband of [a=Sabrina]. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Žarko Pavlović Valjevac | Žarko Pavlović | Born 14.5.1941 Valjevo Srbija |
| Search | Add | 21 | Frederick Kinsley | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Aydın Sarman | Turkish composer and actor (Seksenler - Susmuş). | |
| Search | Add | 21 | William C. Santiago | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Maurizio Duka Moroni | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Ангел Бобев | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Vinayakrao Patwardhan | Vinayak Narayan Patwardhan | Pandit Vinayak Narayan Patwardhan (22 July 1898 – 23 August 1975) was an Indian vocalist of Gwalior gharana (style of singing) of Indian classical music. Vinayakrao Patwardhan's singing reflected the simple and straightforward approach to ragas, which is the characteristic of the Gwalior Gharana style. His favorite ragas included ''Bahar'', ''Adana'', ''Multani'', ''Malhar'', ''Jaijaivanti'', ''Hameer'' and ''Bhairav-bahar''. He performed in most of the important music festivals. He was one of the few practicing musicians of the time who wrote textbooks on music. In his seven-part ''Raaga Vigyan'' series, Vinayakrao described the important aspects of various ragas as well as their grammar. In his concerts and recordings, his fellow-student Narayanrao Vyas accompanied Vinayakrao. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Angelo Bignamini | Angelo Bignamini | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Nick Kohut | Nicholas Lee James Kohut | Nick Kohut's first engagement with music was with personal friend Andrew Clark in mid-2005. The two formed a duo called A.N.T. (Andrew Nick Techno) in which Andrew played piano and guitar and Nick played drums. The two recorded through 2006 and completed two albums, "The Bedroom Sessions" and "Eraser." Over the next few years, their creation of new music thinned out until Andrew Nick Techno was no more. Eventually, Nick joined Dan Espie and Matt Conway in forming the group Project 3.1 and writing many songs. After three years together and several additional members, Project 3.1 dispersed. Nick began recording music on his own, playing drums and then dubbing guitar or even vocals over. Most of his work was rock and soundtrack-related. In late 2009, he began creating electronic music under his long-lived nickname "JudoJoe" and is currently recording music both as "Nick Kohut" as well as "JudoJoe." In January of 2010, Nick reunited with old friend Andrew Clark to start a rock trio with Josh F. Saitta. They came up with a three-song set entitled "Who We Are" to be their first official release and eventually chose the name Blind Children. |
| Search | Add | 21 | DžonAss | Czech rapper from Těrlicko. Founder of [l=Rádoby Kfalita] label. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Die 3 Kolibris | Austrian trio from Vienna. Probably first lineup ca. 1967/1968 was: [a6582166], [a7250019] and [a5065804] then changed to: [a7233066], [a6582166] and [a5065804] the latest change was: [a7259551], [a7250018] and [a5065804] | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jeroen F.H. Leentjens | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Jack Veazey | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Saša Milošević Mare | Serbian pop/folk composer, lyricist, arranger and producer. Married to [a=Ksenija Milošević]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | A. Matt. | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Void+1 | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Ellis A. Breary | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Kettle Art Productions | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Las Carlotas | Spanish flamenco duo from Sanlúcar de Barrameda, Cádiz. Members: Carlota García Aguilar, Carmen García Aguilar. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jan Buragay | Graphic artist and designer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Morris McClellan | Visual Design and Art Direction, Producer, and Recording Technician. President at [l866991] | |
| Search | Add | 21 | George Mac Knickerick | Plays bagpipes. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | М.Д.П. | Моя Дерзкая Правда | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Μάκης Τσίκος | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Stefano Faedda | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Denisa Valungan | Romanian Folk/Manele singer known also as Denisa or Denisa Sârboaica denisa-sarboaica.com [down] Born in Timșoara, graduated "Ion Vidu" highschool from Timișoara, violin/piano section Lived a period of time in Belgrad, Former Yugoslavia. Was part of band Disko-Turbo-Folk from Vojvodina 1994 - released her first album titled "7 ani de zile" 2000 - married with [a2542267] and in 2001 was born her child Denis 2001 - released second album 'Gelozie' | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Roman Vatican Choir | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Die Erwin Lehn All-Stars | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Matt De Gennaro | Matthew De Gennaro | |
| Search | Add | 21 | The Creative Business | Art Direction & Design | |
| Search | Add | 21 | François-Xavier Legleye | François-Xavier Legleye | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Mark Kosobucki | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | 京須偕充 | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Trust Your Heart | A continuation of [a2167626], an Italian black / "unblack" metal project. Trust Your Heart was active from early 2015 to October 2021. The idea was to give Animae Capronii a "fresh start", fully separating from its past. Also, the music was intended to have less black metal influence in the music than before, focusing more on heavy/power metal. In addition to CDr, all releases are available for free download from Mediafire. Note: Some copies of Trust Your Heart's albums are in color, and some are in black-and-white. This is just a consequence of the albums being made by hand. Unless otherwise specified, both color variations are official, and do not come from separate runs/versions. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Frecklebox | Swedish design studio | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Valdemar Obstruction | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Thomas Troisbières | Oi!/Punk graphic designer and drummer from France Also run Wraith! Press (ex Idées Noires Records) | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Đorđe Masalović | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Freq Boutique | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Bloco Carnavalesco Bafo da Onça | Bloco Carnavalesco Bafo Da Onça | Brazilian samba Carnival bloco, founded on December 12, 1956, in Rio de Janeiro - RJ (in Catumbi neighborhood). |
| Search | Add | 21 | J. C. Livingstone | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Los Aristocratas De Chicago | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Brian Kantorek | Brian Kantorek | Hardcore punk musician from Philadelphia. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Dölf Schmidig | Adolf Schmidig | Swiss Songwriter and Accordion Player Born: 07. July 1913, Goldau SZ Died: 16. February 1989, Schwyz |
| Search | Add | 21 | Lucio Agostini | Lucio Agostini (Fano, Italy, 30 December 1913 – Toronto, 15 February 1996) was an Italian-born composer, arranger, and conductor who established his career in Canada. He also played woodwind instruments and cello. Son and student of [a=Giuseppe Agostini]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Gustav Hendberg | Graphic designer who worked with Genocide Superstars, Knife For An Eye, The Dogs Bollocks, Professional Againsters, The Robots, The Accidents, LOK, Troublemakers, Boogie Hammer, Scumbag Millionaire and more. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Teddy Piaz | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Thomas M. Goebel | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Adam Ant Anton | Anton Pukshansky | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Johan Girardeau | Johan Girardeau | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Moress Nanas Entertainment | ||
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| Search | Add | 21 | Claude Donnot | French illustrator | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Glenn Larusso | Glenn F. LaRusso | Record label executive from East Rutherford, New Jersey. Vice President of [l=Salsoul Records] from 1978 until his retirement in 2010. Ran [l=Soulstreet Records] and [l=In Groove Records] in the late 1980s/early 1990s. Died on September 22, 2014. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jennifer Daunt | ||
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| Search | Add | 21 | Sergio Pagnacco | Italian bass player and composer. Founding member of [a=Vanexa]; also played in [a=Labyrinth (3)] (2009 to 2016), [a=Klasse Kriminale] (2002 to 2005) and [a=404 Not Found (4)]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Tommaso Belletti | ||
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| Search | Add | 21 | Ray Stevens II | US bass player, guitarist and producer from the Bay Area, California. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | DJ DexX | Dejan Zivkovic | DJDexX - Dejan Zivkovic (1970) PromoPeople 1987 DJ and Producer Pancevo (Serbia) |
| Search | Add | 21 | Lev Weinrot | Лев Вайнрот | Cellist Father of [a=Марк Вайнрот] |
| Search | Add | 21 | Lionel Beyet | Lionel Beyet | French bass player & co-founder of [l=P.O.G.O. Records]. Also drawer/illustrator for fanzines & comic books and radio producer for Zone Libre (1994 - 1999), Triangle FM 98.4 (Saint-Quentin-En-Yvelines, France). |
| Search | Add | 21 | Remo Pizzardi | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Dimitri Runkkari | David Maurissen | Runkkari means wanker in Finnish and is the nickname of [a7365589]. He is co-founder of the belgian label [l223773], in charge of the artwork and the printing of their physical releases on vinyl. For this label and as printer, most of the time his aesthetic approach comes from the technical possibilities suggested by the press he's used to print. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Júlia Babo | ||
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| Search | Add | 21 | Wish I Was A Wife | Project started by Zachary Caputo in 2020, showcasing "sound design jams". | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Telzen | Telzen | Telzen is a musician, producer and composer born in Argentine Patagonia, winner of the "Premio Gardel" and the "Heineken Inspire" awards. Telzen perfoorm in events such as Creamfields and Sonar, Adidas product launches. Nike use his music for the This is sportwear campaign. His first studio work "Blanca" is an experimental album. Then comes "EP", album of pop songs. 2013 is the turn of Hi Cats, an electro rock album that was very well received in the ecosystem of music production and by followers of French touch. 2022 is the turn of the "All" project, a multi-genre album in which Zeta Bosio (Soda Stereo), Charly Alberti (Soda Stereo) and Sara Hebe participate, among others. Telzen participates in the Shoot The Radio project together with Zeta Bosio where he also has the privilege of recording with drummer/ producers Javier Weyler (Stereophonics) and Adrián Sosa (Bajofondo). Telzen also known as "The Force" (Italo Disco project by the Systenova label) and "Doss" (IDM project by the Planear Records label) among others. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Vojnička Glazba 70. C. I K. Pješačke Pukovnije | Military band of the 70th k.u.k. Infantry Regiment in Petrovaradin (Peterwardein), also called Ungarisches (slavonisches) Peterwardeiner Infanterieregiment Nr. 70. Around 1913, the band, then directed by [a=Josip Čermak], made several recordings for [l=Columbia]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Wanderbree | Falko Horstmann | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Matthew Lupton | Typographer/art-worker, from Bradford, UK. Qualifications: BTEC National Diploma in Reprographics, Bradford College (1990-1992) BTEC Higher National Diploma in Typography, Stafford College (1992-1994) | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Bamboos Of Jamaica | The term "Bamboos Of Jamaica" refers to a Jamaican musical group active in the 1970s, known for their reggae and funk/soul recordings. Their debut album, Reggae Time, was released in 1973 in Italy on the Durium and Durium Marche Estere labels, featuring tracks like "Calypso Reggae," "Running Back To You," and "Love And Happiness," with songwriting credits to members such as Neville Anderson, George Hutchinson, and Curvin Merchant. The group also released singles including "Reggae Man" in 1970, issued in Germany by Hansa Record, and "Regea Man / Candy" in Spain and Italy, showcasing their ska, rocksteady, and reggae influences. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Lloyd Sepulveda | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Nina Port | An American art director and visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Technoclassix | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Herman Van Laar | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Fantasy House | Steve Hickey | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Piotr Bogusławski | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Teatrinho Saci | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Rebel Dean | Rebel Richard Dean | Rebel Richard Dean (born 11 April 1966) is a British actor, singer, songwriter, entertainer, and musician. He is known for his acting and singing roles in Joseph, Casualty, Only Fools and Horses, and Hollyoaks. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Guy Printemps | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Carlitos Vieira Dias | Carlos Vieira Dias | Son of [a8351256]. b.: November 17, 1949 - Luanda, Angola |
| Search | Add | 21 | Voula Kamvissi | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Анатолий Савин | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Maria Medem | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Heino Brand | Heino Brand | South African musician & visual artist. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Электронный Мальчик | Soviet and Russian synth-pop/disco group, consisting of Andrey Bykov (Андрей Быков) , Nikolay Teplov (Николай Теплов) and Andrey Kuzmin (Андрей Кузьмин). | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Los Uros | Group founded in 1978 in the city of Puno, Peru. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | حبیبالله بدیعی | Habibollah Badiee (born 1933) is an Iranian violinist. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | S-Cosmos | Trance / Psychedelic trance project | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Nylar | Niall Robert Butson | UK Hardcore, Freeform & Hard Dance Producer Macclesfield, United Kingdom |
| Search | Add | 21 | Nigel Carpenter | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Румиса Никаева | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Lord Vô Thần Nebulah | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Free Antivirus Software Download | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Frankie Yoshi | Frankie Yoshi is an illustrator currently based in the USA. They run Stinky Shoe Press and comics under the moniker Stolenchapstick. They also make music under the name Father Truck. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Peter Pagano | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Nicola Albanese | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Lena Storm | Electronic music DJ & producer from Moscow, Russia | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Kansas City Original Sound | One of the groups that favored a soul-meets-hip-hop approach was [a=Kansas City Original Sound]. In 1995, the group, then known as K-OS (Kansas City Original Sound), appeared to land a deal with RCA on the strength of a super-hot demo anchored by the single [m367334], but before the album's release, the label restructured, leaving K-OS without a deal. The debut album, [m813692], provided R&B for a hip-hop generation with up-tempo funk selections as well as romantic ballads and slow jams. The album turned out to be Kansas City Original Sound's only album. Marlon Hatcher and Keith Murrell went on to record with R. Kelly and release an album on Interscope Records under the name [a=Talent]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Gary Rigmaiden | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Karsten Rönsch | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Brizbomb | Matt Brislawn | Ambient/noise/experimental musician from Vancouver WA USA |
| Search | Add | 21 | Western Melodic Singers | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Orchestra Jack White | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Benni Blue | Christina Perkins | Fairfax, Virginia A songwriter from the start, Benni Blue spans many different genres in order to inspire the heart. Having released their first full length record, Living Sleep, on the horizon is more to come soon; including live shows across the eastern seaboard, collaborations with local artists, and new projects on the way. Enjoy, and come again soon. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Martin Bork | German bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Vorbkt | Canadian black metal project. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Warszawskie Smyczki | Ensemble founded by [a=Marek Sewen]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Locust Factory | Null | Doom/drone project based in Rochester, New York. |
| Search | Add | 21 | 龍太 | Ryuta Kunisawa = 國澤龍太 | [b]龍太[/b] / りゅうた = Ryuta is a Japanese illustrator / designer & DJ. Born May 16, 1985. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Con Hertz | Con-Hertz | Con-Hertz were a duo of Wolfgang "Hertz" Heusmann and Conrad Schnitzler, from Berlin during the early to mid 1980's. They released a couple of demo / session tapes (only sold / given to friends) and two very different albums: "Face On Radio" which was basically Schnitzler source recordings manipulated and remixed by Hertz (all abstract and floating constructions within an electronic framework), and the near-on 3 hour "Contrasts" which was the results of several intensive sessions: December 1986 to January 1987 (much more varied / melodic using then cutting-edge new digital technology alongside analogue synthesizers). The two musicians also collaborated on Conrad Schnitzler's own "Micon In Italia" album. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Chris Littleton | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Alena Srpová | Alena Srpová | Graphic designer and masseuse. Born March 30, 1955 in Liberec, Czech Republic. |
| Search | Add | 21 | ดนุพล แก้วกาญจน์ | Danupol Kaewkarn is a thai artist. Born 11. Oktober 1959. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jerry Moulton | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | James Deely | James Patrick Deely, III | James Deely was born in Washington, DC, but he grew up in New Jersey. After studying music in Los Angeles and a brief stint in the LA based pop-rock band [a=The Palisades (5)] from 1982-84, Deely returned home and put together the Valiants. [a=James Deely & the Valiants] was one of the few bands to bridge the gap between the alternative world of the Green Parrot and the “Asbury Sound” of the Stone Pony. In the mid-80s, the band became known for great songwriting and raucous shows in clubs from Long Beach Island (LBI) to Asbury Park, including regular shows in Philadelphia and New York City. The band released three albums (Beyond The Beaches, Set The Night On Fire and Custom Made) and had steady airplay on radio stations from Philadelphia to the Jersey Shore. When the run was over, Deely joined the Disco Rejects led by [a=Vincent Lopez] for a brief while. He moved to Florida and formed the Big Show before heading out to California. Deely currently lives in Los Angeles and continues to write and record songs. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jacques Legris | Singer songwriter from Mauritius. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Antikriz | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Ander Pijoan Lamas | Ander Pijoan Lamas | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Willem de Mont | Classical cellist Former member of the [b]Blech Quartet[/b] (1933-?), the [b]London Fire Forces String Quartet[/b] and former Principal Cello with the [a=London Symphony Orchestra] (1949-1954). | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Kana Ijuin | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Concept Arts | Design agency. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | 安藤昇 | 安藤 昇 (Andō Noboru) | Noboru Andō (安藤 昇, Andō Noboru, 24 May 1926 – 16 December 2015). Japanese actor and former yakuza. He is known for utilizing his experiences as a criminal in his many roles in yakuza films. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Media Musicians Team | ||
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| Search | Add | 21 | Violență Domestică | Max Winter | Experimental electronic musick from Graz/Austria. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Владимир Глоцер | Владимир Иосифович Глоцер (Vladimir Iosifovich Glotser) | Russian literary critic, scholar, screenwriter, and essayist (27 July 1931, Moscow, USSR — 19 April 2009, Moscow, Russia). [b]Vladimir Glotzer[/b] is best known for his extensive research and publications of the early-Soviet era avantgardists and neo-futurists, most notably, [b]OBeRIu[/b] group (the "Union of Real Art;" [b]ОБэРИу[/b], Объединение Реального Искусства in Russian), including [a=Daniil Charms], [url=https://discogs.com/artist/2381189]Alexander Vvedensky[/url] and [url=https://discogs.com/artist/2351848]Nikolay Oleynikov[/url]. In the 1990 and 2000s, he was heavily criticized as an official representative of Alexander Vvedensky's estate, effectively blocking any writer's publications and aggressively prosecuting several publishers. Vladimir Glotser began his career as a secretary for [url=https://discogs.com/artist/1216978]Korney Chukovsky[/url] and [url=https://discogs.com/artist/600685]Samuil Marshak[/url]. Between the 1950s and 1970s, he was a head of a literary studio at the Lomonosov Children's Library. Glotser also directed numerous radio plays, with over 50 children's LPs and 10" records released by [url=https://discogs.com/label/15486]Melodiya[/url]. In modern Russia, Vladimir Glotser focused on early-Soviet experimental literature, primarily [a=Daniil Charms] and [url=https://discogs.com/artist/2381189]Alexander Vvedensky[/url]. In the 1980s, he assembled and published memoirs of renowned painter Alisa Poret (1902—1984), which served as one of the primary biographical sources on Kharms. In 1996, he tracked down the writer's second wife, Marina Durnovo ([i]née[/i] Malich; 1909—2002), who escaped the Soviet Union after Daniil Charms passed away in 1942 and lived in Venezuela at the time. Glotser taped a series of interviews with Marina, subsequently published as a critically acclaimed [i]My husband Daniil Kharms[/i] memoir in 2000. Since the early 1990s, Vladimir Glotser had officially represented Alexander Vvedensky's estate. His approach was heavily criticized, as Glotser effectively made the writer's texts unavailable by demanding non-negotiable and unreasonable royalties and threatening legal action for unauthorized publications. Moreso, Glotser sued several companies for pre-existing material. According to renowned philologist Mikhail Meilakh (who co-published a four-volume "samizdat" edition by Daniil Charms in Bremen, Germany, in 1978–88), Glotser's lawsuit against "Sovetsky Pisatel" printing house for '94 [i]OBeRIu Poets[/i] book drove the publisher out of business. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Catherine Blackard | ||
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| Search | Add | 21 | Mikael Richard | French graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ljerka Marković-Gotovac | (13 January 1941 - 3 June 2024) Editor of [l=Discothalia] at [l=Jugoton], married to [a=Pero Gotovac]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Fire Family | Zambian band based in Lusaka. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Владимир Луценко | Former bassist in [a105498] b. January 1, 1967, Vladivostok | |
| Search | Add | 21 | クラウン女声合唱団 | Crown Female Voice Choir. Choir associated with the Japanese record label, [l=Crown (3)]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Bryce Moorhead | Audio engineer based in Brisbane, Australia. Owner of [l359263] | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Danielle Steal | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Joel R. Andes | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | ป. ชื่นประโยชน์ | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | John Zabrucky | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Observation Point | Antony 'Tom' Thomas | Experimental Ambient / Techno project based in Port Talbot, United Kingdom E-Mail: info@observationpoint.co.uk |
| Search | Add | 21 | Bolde.hu | Producer from San Antonio, TX. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Funeral Electrical | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | François-Louis Schmied | François-Louis Schmied, was born in Geneva on November 8, 1873. He died in Tahanaout, Morocco, in January 1941. French painter, wood engraver, printer, publisher, illustrator and binder. Considered as a major artist of the "Art Deco" style, particularly in the field of publishing for bibliophiles. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Stacy G. | Rapper/producer from Las Vegas, NV. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Barry Noble | Barry Noble was born 10.9.1943 in Burton Latimer, Northants. His father played Banjo and Clarinet in a Jazz band in his younger days and this obviously influenced Barry's interest in music. At the age of 16 Barry sang at dances all over the Midlands with his backing group The Sapphires. He has two younger brothers John and David. Barry's first record release was "I Can't Forget" on the MCA label arranged and produced by Mike Leander. Barry's most successful single was "I've Got My Eyes On You" on Columbia Records. He did five major TV shows with this record. It was produced by John Burgess who has produced hits for Manfred Mann, Peter & Gordon, Freddie & The Dreamers, David & Jonathon, Phillip Goodhand Tait, Mat & Paul Jones, Monroe and Ken Dodd & The Pipkins. John was Barry's producer for two years at Abbey Road Studios. Barry represented England at song festivals in Poland and Yugoslavia sharing the bill with Joan Baez, Kiki Dee and Dave Berry. Barry made 4 TV appearances in Yugoslavia including his own show. He also made TV guest spots on shows in Belguim and Holland and did radio shows at Hilversum Holland with the famous Metropole Orchestra and the Skymaster Big Band. He made many BBC live broadcasts on Radio 2 backed by Fearns Brass Foundry. He was also the first solo singer to appear on Colour TV when he had his own 30 minute show on "Colour Me Pop" BBC TV 2 backed by Fearns Brass Foundry. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Amir Royale | Amir Royale is a young New York City actor, recording artist, filmmaker, and entrepreneur—alumni of the Public Elementary St. Albans School, Renaissance Public Middle School, Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music and Art and Performing Arts as well as New York University's Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music. Royale hails from St. Albans, Queens—a neighborhood that was once home to many legendary musicians, such as James Brown, John Coltrane, Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, Lena Horne, A Tribe Called Quest, and Count Basie. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Teddy Trinidad | Teodoro Trinidad | Puerto Rican singer (Arecibo, 23 Apr. 1945 - 9 Oct. 2015) |
| Search | Add | 21 | Gregg Willis | Gregory Clarence Willis | Soul songwriter Closse associate of [a=Amir Bayyan]. Has written among others for [a=Freddie Jackson] |
| Search | Add | 21 | Orbr | Jason Herrboldt | Electronic recording artist from Minneapolis MN USA |
| Search | Add | 21 | Camille Paulette-Odell | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Rickard Monsén | Rickard "Monzen" Monsén | Recording, mix & mastering |
| Search | Add | 21 | Etienne Tel'uial | Etienne Goldberg Santini | Puerto Rican neofolk & ambient artist, who releases music under the project Falgar. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Agrupación Coral de Cámara de Pamplona | Coral de Cámara de Pamplona | Spanish chorus of 24 (aroud) mixed voices based in Pamplona (Navarra), have child and junior chorus section too (around 70 members). Founded in 1946 by [a3555286] and chorus master until his dead in 1983, since then chorus master were José Luis Eslava (1983-1994), [a5644715] (1994-1998), Koldo Pastor (1998-2001), Pello Ruiz (2001-2004), David Guindano (2004-2008) who left the chorus with 12 members to found "Coral de Cámara de Navarra", after this breakdown the chorus had Jesús María Echeverría (five months), Sergi Moreno-Lasalle and Josep Cabré for a brief period of time. Since 2012 David Gálvez Pintado is the chorus master. Chorus members are: Lydia Arellano, María Eugenia Echaren, María Rosario Hermoso De Mendoza, María José Hermoso De Mendoza, Asunción Asurmendi, Celia Olaz, Salud Bueno, Ortensia Beza, María Isabel Aznarez, Piedad Berisa, Julían Olaz, Angel Gárriz, Félix Velasco, Andrés Iñigo, Pablo Azpeitia, Joaquín Gay, José Luis Eslava, Javier Mena, Jesús Aranguren and Agustín Kortajarena |
| Search | Add | 21 | Washer Woman | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Jules Gautier | French tenor from the Paris Opéra-Comique. Born in Marseille on july, 18 1866, died in Nice in 1951. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ronald Libal | Bassist and composer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Enja Bergman | Wayne MacConnachie | Jungle producer based in Romford |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jennifer Stark | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Antonio Morante | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Michael Tyisik | Michael Tyisik | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Doug Lavalley | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Ralph P. Devitto | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Борис Драгилев | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Veronica Kross | Designer and photographer | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Claude Boursinhac | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Art Salt | American jazz saxophonist. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Nitram DJ | Martin Sterkowicz | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Brian Moura | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Jaroslav Jurášek | Jaroslav Jurášek | Czech cimbalom player, band leader, folk producer. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Mikołaj Zieliński | Polish Rock bass guitarist | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Reel II Reel | John Aymer | Brother to both [a=Cool Hand Flex] and [a=Mike De Underground]. Also responsible for the first release of [a=Lennie De Ice]'s seminal "we R ie" which is on occasions mistakenly credited to Reel II Reel, as well as a string of his own productions on his eponymous label. Post-hardcore [a=John Aymer] experimented with what he described as "Jungle for Lovers" and worked on various lovers-rock reggae remixes. John Aymer sadly passed away in January 2013. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Modulo303 | Edson Tavares | |
| Search | Add | 21 | David Walis | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Gita Kasan | Visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Orchestra Eugenio Mignone | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Steve Roitstein | Steven M. Roitstein | American producer, songwriter, composer, arranger, musician and educator -- might appears incorrectly spelled as Steve Roistein |
| Search | Add | 21 | Texas Shorty | Jim Chancellor | Fiddler from Dallas County, Texas. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ramiro Segrelles | Ramiro Segrelles Molmeneu | Spanish singer, songwriter and composer (b. 1952). |
| Search | Add | 21 | Yannis Doulamis | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Douglas Sabolick | American guitarist. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Gus Jenkins Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Ukeparaave Enviavuasan | Ukeparaave Enaviavausan* | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ольга Бай | Ольга Борисовна Бай (Наумович) | (1950 - 03.02.2023) Painter |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jac Murphy | Jac Timothy Alvin Murphy | American jazz pianist, composer, teacher and producer. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Remenz | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Хоръ Ф. П. Павлова | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Ainsley Morris | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Θεοδώρα Γρηγόρη | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Orkes Chandralela | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Leirts | Recording moniker for the last 25 years Apart of other bands in Aighteous: Casino Robbers, Anologueinc, Breakup Hookup I make All Cd copies from scratch, used and one of a kind Covers are Photcopied, cut by hand Stop, do not pass Van Go... | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Anica Ganțu-Taloi | Anica Ganțu | Anica Ganțu s-a născut pe 4 august 1960, in satul Gornovița, comuna Balta, județul Mehedinți. Este absolventa a liceului "Traian", profil filologie-istorie, precum si a Scolii Populare de Arta, secția canto din Drobeta Turnu-Severin. Întrucât provine din zona de munte a Mehedințiului, acolo unde folclorul se afla in rosturile sale, Anica Ganțu a început sa cânte încă de la 16 ani, având la activ numeroase participari la spectacole, concerte, festivaluri, concursuri si emisiuni radio-tv. Premii - Premiul Special la Festivalul de muzica populara "Cantec nou in Mehedinti", editia a VI-a - 1976 - Premiul I la concursul de muzica populara "Pe plaiuri teleormanene", editia a IX-a - 1976 - Premiul Special acordat de Centrul judetean de indrumare a creatiei populare Dolj, la Festivalul national de muzica populara "Maria Tanase", editia a V-a - 1978 - Premiul I la Festivalul de muzica populara "Jiule pe malul tau", actualmente "Maria Lataretu" - Premiul II la Festivalul national de muzica populara "Cantec nou in Mehedinti", editia a VII-a - Premiul I la Festivalul national de muzica populara "Cantec nou in Mehedinti", editia a VIII-a, precum si multe alte distinctii obtinute la concursurile din tara |
| Search | Add | 21 | Konilo | ||
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| Search | Add | 21 | Padre Pio Da Pietrelcina | Francesco Forgione | Born on may 25th. 1887 in Pietrelcina, Italy, and died on sept. 23th 1968 in San Giovanni Rotondo, Italy. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Elman String Quartet | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Wolfgang Layer | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Megan Abajian | American visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Dan Kishbaugh | Daniel Kishbaugh | Recording and Mastering Engineer based in Philadelphia PA. Occasional rhythm guitarist of noise rock band An Albatross. Currently working at The Creep Recording Studio. Owner of Panther Pro Audio, a Live Sound Production Company |
| Search | Add | 21 | 冨永弘 | Tominaga Hiroshi. Japanese music writer, who works mostly on rock. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | DJ 818 | Matthew Owen | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Webbconcept | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Sash Sid | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Rawlston Charles | Charles was born in Tobago, moving to Trinidad when he was 15. Shortly after that, he migrated to the United States, where he got involved in the automobile business, repairing, buying and selling cars. The transition from this lucrative enterprise to the shaky ground of the music arena came gradually and quite by chance. Nowhere in his plans did Charles ever intend to become involved with the recording industry—the closest he had ever come to musical activities had been as a member of the church choir during his teens. Charles had travelled to the US with his copy of Kitchener’s 1967 album. He began to add to his calypso collection, and would take his records with him whenever he went liming or partying on weekends. Eventually he started to DJ at these events and things just took off. It was very hard to get calypso records, but as a DJ Charles would not play any other music. Calypso records also cost more, as they had to be imported into the US.So Charles opened his own record store, on July 4,1972, and the next year he began to travel back to Trinidad to make contact with calypsonians and bandleaders, get their music and take it back to the States. Next he became an executive producer and started Charlie’s Records. The first production on the label was an album entitled Labor Day in Brooklyn with Mano Marcellin—which didn’t even sell 100 copies. This did not stop Charles, who admitted that at the time he knew nothing of the music business, so he set out to get it right by connecting with the right people. By 1975 Charles was putting out music from just about every major calypso and soca act of the day. Then, in 1977, he hit upon what would be the artist and the song that finally earned him the respect of the biggest players in the arena, when he made a judgment call on a piece of music that at first left people saying he was a madman. But when Calypso Rose became the first woman ever to win the Road March title, everyone admitted that Charles was not only a man with vision, but also had a sixth sense when it came to what would make a hit. Charles built and opened his recording studio in 1984. It was used not only by calypso and soca artistes, but also some of the biggest names in the East Coast hip-hop fraternity, such as Dougie Fresh, Slick Rick, and RUN-DMC. The gold records they were awarded were once proudly displayed in the studio’s hallway, but most of them were stolen some years ago and only a couple of them were salvaged. As for the music business today, despite all the changes there is hope, he says. “Fifteen years ago the youth were not interested in soca, but now, with the young artistes coming in, the youth are interested in the music and even exploring what was there before. I am here,” says this veteran, “looking forward to a bright future.” | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Didier Bader | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | The Zemel Choir Of London | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Martin Lidstam | Karl Martin Lidstam | Swedish chorus master. Born February 8, 1899 in Blacksta parish, Södermanland, Sweden — died January 18, 1972 in Stockholm, Sweden. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Alex Barrow | Art director, illustrator, and accordionist based in London, United Kingdom. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Paul 'Pablo Thomas | Paul "Pablo" Thomas | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Scot Bendall | Scot Bendall, often credited as Scot B or ScotB, is a UK graphic designer, co-founder and creative director of [a=La Boca] / [l=La Boca] design studio. Best known for his work with [l=D.C. Recordings]. When credited as Design: ScotB@LaBoca.co.uk on releases, please list as: • artist credit - Design - Scot Bendall (+ ANV) • company credit - Designed At - [l=La Boca] | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Nils Vos | Nils Vos | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Studio Buonfino | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Twan Bastiaansen | Twan Bastiaansen | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Kervin Chang | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | The Inverted Mirror | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Vallabh Kargathra | Credited for design & photography. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Marla Ray | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Florin Puică-Dat | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | DJ SCM | Maurizio Schirò | Italian DJ and music producer based in Berlin. Born in Palermo (Sicily). Owner and founder of [l=Warm Tapes Adjustment], [l=WATAJ Recordings]. Owner and founder of [l=WATAJ] Music Platform |
| Search | Add | 21 | Illdozer | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Richie Bull | British bassist and banjo player, born 23 October 1948, Corringham, Essex. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Roydale Anderson | Reggae Producer settled in the Bronx, NY, owner of labels [l=Andy's] & [l=Sydna]. See [l=R. Anderson] for Company credits. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Rusty Kelley | American musician and multimedia artist from Austin, Texas. Kelley is perhaps best known as the vocalist in numerous bands and projects, ranging from hardcore punk to black metal. He is the founder and current co-operator of [l100484], alongside his partner and frequent heavy electronics collaborator [a4125335]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Project Viva | Design and production. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Георгій Майборода | Георгій Іларіонович Майборода | Ukrainian composer, 1913–92. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ward Leopold | Australian satirist & songwriter (b. 9 Nov., 190? - A pioneer of radio in Australia. First broadcast in 1923 on an experimental radio station in Melbourne. First professional radio job as a vocalist on Sydney Radio 2BL (billed as "The Strumming Serenader"). Began developing radio scripts in 1930 and worked in radio from this point on. Leopold recorded his famous long running series of Here’s Hooey sketches, in 1940. It is a tribute to the potency of Leopold’s barbs that his efforts were promptly banned by stations across Australia!. Leopold can now be seen as an antipodean – and earlier – Stan Freberg. When not mercilessly lampooning radio, Leopold made a living from it, writing, producing and providing voices for countless commercials; he was also a useful featured player if an unusual characterisation was required for a radio drama. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | สนิท มโนรัตน์ | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Pablo Perra | Graphic artist and action figure designer from Bolzano, Italy nowadays residing in Berlin, Germany. One half of the "Goodleg Toys". | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Richie "Britley" Hughes | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Λουκάς Μελάς | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Florian Kehbel | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Jorge Raul Guerrero | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Eddy Schaff | Accordionist | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Corporari | Designer group from Lausanne, Switzerland. Email: info@corporari.com | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Stan Aldous | Stanley Aldous | English bass guitarist and composer. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Levon Katerjian | Լեիոն Գաթրճեան | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Salvatore Faro | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Nora Kirkpatrick | American director, screenwriter and accordionist. Born December 6, 1984 in Peru, Illinois | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Tip-N-Syl | James Wirrick, Sylvester James | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Bernd Hansen Sänger | German vocal ensemble. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Njål Uhre Kiese | Njål Uhre Kiese | Bass Guitarist based in Oslo, Norway. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Vittorio Sforzi | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Vecou | Illustrator | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Sir Albert Douglas | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | وحيدة خليل | Wahida Khalil (born 1914) was an Iraqi singer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Svatopluk Šváb | Svatopluk Šváb | Czech bass guitarist and producer. Owner of the [l=Swabian Records]. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Raphael Stewart | Jamaican reggae artist & producer aka king Oney, linked to [l419090], [l299413] & [l419609] labels | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Rafael de Swarte | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Boris Völt | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Roberto Galati | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Насих Вильданов | Насих Вагизович Вильданов | Nasikh Vildanov is a Soviet and Tatar bayan player. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Dejan Orešković | Dejan Orešković | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Kenski | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Paul Krisse | For design and other credits e.g. of the [l118674] label. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | DJ Mastra | Stefan Willenegger | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Κώστας Μποσταντζόγλου | Son of [a2056950], brother of [a3320309]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Kai Karczewski | Designer, photographer and manager | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Shavon Reznikov | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Ohio University Marching Band | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Susanne Thienel | Visual artist | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Alföldy-Boruss István | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Азамат Сидаков | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Wilson W. Canning | Musician, composer, arranger from Newfoundland, Canada. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Stan Rol | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Brooks Atkinson | Brooks Atkinson | "During his thirty-five years on The New York Times, Brooks Atkinson exercised more critical influence on the American theater than any other individual. The press has honored him with a Pulitzer Prize; the stage by naming a Broadway theater for him. As "Critic at Large" he now contributes a twice weekly column to The Times." From the sleeve notes of the original soundtrack recording of 'My Fair Lady'. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Markus Weisbeck | German graphic designer, he founded [a1976658] in 1997. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Whatever! What! | Andrés Trujillo Moreno | Musician-artist from the south's south of Spain. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Robert Schwimmer | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Damian Petrescu | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Stefan Bornhorst | Composer, mastering/recording engineer, and producer of electronic music, running [l525312] in Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | 菅沼孝夫 | Takao Suganuma | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Girvin O'Strange | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Datamat | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Victual Flesh | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | "Haare" Ensemble | Ensemble Der Deutschsprachigen "Hair" Uraufführung | German production of the musical "Hair", premiere: 24 October 1968 in Munich, produced by Werner Schmid and Bertrand Castelli. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Salvatore Finocchiaro | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Los Palmer's | Venezuelan salsa / cumbia band | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Μιχάλης Γεώργαρης | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Jack Nitzsche Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Stare McCallum | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | LO Hess | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Kim Spikes | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | วงดนตรี พรนารายณ์ | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Nazar Sabir | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Russell Newton Roman | Designer and illustrator. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ron Mahonin | Ronald Lawrence Mahonin | Canadian musician, singer, songwriter and record company executive from Calgary, Alberta. Founder of studio/production company Northern Productions and its subsidiary Custom Productions in Calgary. Co-founder of label [l=Heart Records (2)] and publisher [l=Have A Heart Music] with his wife Val Mahonin. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Fototipo | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Amy Opsasnick | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Sighttwo | Design studio located in Los Angeles, California. Credited for art direction and design. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Orchestre J.L. Palix | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Timmy Brothers | Graphic designers. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Cédric Lerouley | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | 辦桌二人組 | Taiwanese music duo, founded in 2002. Disbanded in 2022. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Forerunnerz | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Arne Lamberth Og Hans Orkester | Danish orchestra lead by Swedish trumpeteer [a=Arne Lamberth] while living and working in Denmark | |
| Search | Add | 21 | The Tootonic Chorale | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Nanna Chrillesen | Danish compiler | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Rissi - Mazzola - Geisser | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | ناصر تبریزی | Nasser Tabrizi (1940 - 1984) was an Iranian violinist and singer-songwriter. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Quartett Johannes Kobelt | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Oral Desulme | Shot dead on 11th july 2002, in Dunbarton Avenue, Kingston, Jamaica. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Marius Paciulli | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | The Hi Notes Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | 秋美子 | 秋 美子 / Yoshiko Aki Japanese enka singer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ian Thornell | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Venneslatrioen | Norwegian religious trio. They were very popular in Christian contexts in the 1960s-70s, and traveled around Norway playing and singing. In addition, they recorded LPs and many singles. These were sold in large quantities. One of them sold in more than 25,000 copies. The trio consisted of [b]Reidar Holberg[/b], [b]Reidar Arntzen[/b] and [b]Bjørg Gundersen[/b] (who later became [b]Bjørg Øina[/b]). In addition, they have had several singers with them on records and gigs, including [b]Ellen Loland[/b], [b]Torhild Berg Andersen[/b] and 14-year old [b]Karen Marie "Tuppen" Homdal[/b]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | El Toro! | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Ho. Turner | Horst Turner | Ho. Turner (1948–2012) was a German artist who embraced the European echoes of the hippie movement, psychedelic drugs, Tibetan mysticism, shamanism, and the creative possibilities that early 1980s consumer technology offered in image and sound. His work consists of photographs, micro-edition art magazines, mail-art letters and postcards, and electronic music, which he used in audiovisual performances, or released in small handmade cassette editions. Prior to producing his solo work Ho. Turner was a member of the collective Electronic Sun from Büdingen, Germany. During the time of its existence, 1970–1971, this band had not produced a single recording. Electronic Sun was known for their improvisatory, collective live experiences, of which only one had officially been announced as a concert. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jean-Paul Frijns | Dutch bass player band from Arnhem, Gelderland. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | The Medallion Strings | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Fanfara Dell'Associazione Nazionale Bersaglieri Di Roma | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | The Jam Handy Organization | See also company credits: [l=The Jam Handy Organization] | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ega-M | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Mr. P Chill | William Rhoten | Mr. P Chill is an independent hip hop emcee and producer with three decades of experience as a recording and touring artist. With the recent release of his 14th full length album, L.I.F.E. - Living In Fragile Environments (2021), there is no sign that this Sacramento hip hop vet is stopping any time soon. Beginning his career as a recording artist in Sacramento, CA in 1992 with the release of his former group’s first cassette single, Chill has not only embraced what it means to be an emcee, but has also shown a flair for entrepreneurism as he has chosen the path of independence with the start of his own label. Over the next ten years, he remained active with his former group, recording and performing as well as being involved in the production of various projects from other Sacramento artists. Around the start of the 21st century, Chill was less active with music as he was faced with a crossroad. In 2001, he disbanded his original group and decided to go solo. The first release was his self titled debut album in 2002. Also that year, Chill began touring the West Coast, performing shows in various bars and small music venues in support of this record. By 2007, Chill was performing an average of 50-60 shows a year all over California, Nevada, Oregon and Washington, while maintaining a full time day job. In 2010, after burning the candle at both ends for a decade, Mr. P Chill went walked away from the 9 to 5 and devoted 100% of his energy to music and touring. In the fifteen years since, he has expanded his touring to cover the entire US at least once per year, alongside smaller regional tours throughout the year. Chill spends on average, ⅔ of every calendar year on the road, performing songs, selling merchandise and most importantly, connecting with fans. Also in recent years, Mr. P Chill has had the pleasure of collaborating in the studio and sharing the stage with legendary emcees such as Spyder-D, 2Mex, Cee Knowledge (aka Doodlebug of Digable Planets), Percee P, The Great Peso (Fearless Four), Sach Illpages (The Nonce), Sage Francis, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, Terminology, Masta Ace and Fatlip (The Pharcyde), just to name a few. Most notably, his single with hip hop pioneer, Spyder-D, entitled “No Regrets” spent several months in rotation on college radio from coast to coast in late 2015. In October 2015 the song was featured by the legendary founder of Public Enemy, Chuck D, on his weekly radio show, “Songs That Mean Something”, on WBAI Radio in NYC and streamed worldwide on rapstation.com. In March 2017, Mr. P Chill and The Great Peso of the Fearless Four released a single called “R U Wit It” which enjoyed regular airplay on college radio and on rapstation.com. On the weekly radio show, Hip Hop Gods Radio, the single charted for 13 weeks, peaking at #1 in July 2017. Most recently his song "Social Distancing" from his most recent L.I.F.E. album, that he collaborated with Cee Knowledge on, charted at #1 on the same chart in August of 2020 after several months in rotation on rapstation.com, Hip Hop Gods Radio and various college and community radio stations across the United States. Also from the L.I.F.E. album, the song "Diggin' (Crate Digger's Anthem)" charted on the Hip Hop Gods top 20 and hit #1 after 12 weeks climbing the charts. The future looks bright for Mr. P Chill, a man who remains focused as he enters his prime. Chill is guided by his positive attitude, his heartfelt lyrics and his connection to hip hop’s golden era. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Mick Perry | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | U-38 | U-38 - Büro für Grafik, Design und Illustration Tel.: +49 (0)6032 3076468 Email: info@u-38.de | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Αποστόλης Μαλλιάς | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Gedeon Mulenga | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Leonard Raphael | American music historian and liner notes author. Born September 12, 1918 in St James, Louisiana, USA. Died June 12, 1989 in St James, Louisiana, USA. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Triiip The Hippy | Atlanta,GA Performing producer. Vibe, Chill Lo-fi Hip Hop. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Phoebe Moore | Chicago-based graphic designer | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Georgina Beastly | GEORGINA BEASTLY is a free-rock/everything-goes/we-play-whatever-we-want improvising combo from Tbilisi, Georgia. Dissonance and distortion reign here, ideas are unconstrained. Band members also play in several other projects, many to be found at the TOYSOP RECORDS | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Charles Salvaggio | Guitarist and bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Пётр Киселёв | Пётр Дмитриевич Киселёв | Pyotr Kiselyov (1918-2004) - Soviet production designer. Honored Artist of the RSFSR. People's Artist of the RSFSR (1991). Appears as [i]П. Киселев[/i] |
| Search | Add | 21 | Klaus Strand-Holm | Klaus Strand-Holm | Klaus Strand-Holm (born 6 May 1951) is a Danish guitarist and vocalist from Præstø. In 1965, he founded the band [a1249378], which he is the leader of. He has been married to [a7541551] since 1985. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Sarita Heredia | Flamenco artist. Mother of [a1186785] | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Lethal Liquid DJ's | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Lee Yea Fang | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Vince Morton | Vincent G. Morton | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Aziz Mirza | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Lorie Harbough | A&R executive. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Eddie Lockjaw Davis Quartet | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Calla Donofrio | Calla Donofrio | Painter, designer and mixed media artist based in Los Angeles, CA. Born in Torrance, California. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Sommernacht | Elijah Fischer | In 2015, Elijah Fischer started making YouTube videos under the name "DJ Bowser". He changed his name to "Sommernacht" in 2019. Already in 2017, he started making music with an app called "Music Maker Jam" but in 2020 he got his own synthesizer to make and release music all on his own. His music mainly places in Ambient and Electronica. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Anarchybrain | Fabio Varrone | Project by Italian musician Fabio Varrone. |
| Search | Add | 21 | DJ Photon | Nigel Photon | Psychedelic trance full on & Chillout DJ producer from London, UK |
| Search | Add | 21 | Marton Project | Marton Csaba | Techno producer, Orosháza, Hungary |
| Search | Add | 21 | Κώστας Μετζελόπουλος | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Kjetil Skaslien | Artist/composer from Grue, Norway. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Dalembert | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Tiny Frees | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Wyndham | Wyndham (b. 1997) is the creative force behind [a7556548], and its single member as of 2019. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Roberto Mosolo | Italian illustrator and graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Lars Samuelsons Kör Och Orkester | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | امیر پازوکی | Amir Pazooki is an Iranian composer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Flojo Grafix | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Orquesta Tipica Ideal | Charanga orchestra based in New York, led by Gilberto Suárez, active in the late 1970s. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Fuck You! | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Simon Erl | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Xulthys | Canadian black metal/dungeon synth/dark ambient musician and vocalist. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Cobla Girona | Spanish cobla (folk ensemble) from Girona (Catalunya) active from 1926 until 1987. Please do not confuse with [a6526058] and [a4416297]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Yochanan Ben Yehuda | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Koh Kusakabe | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Fatma Türkan Yamacı | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Raymond Desmangles | Haitian engineer | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Elliott Gallart | Producer from Sydney, Australia. Owner and operator at [l1350913]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Psychomantix | Heiner Jütting | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Rocko Mandroid | Sean Norling | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Iron Savage | Short cut Black Thrash Metal project by Yasuyuki of Abigail | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Uptown Lowdown Jazzband | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Dawndeys | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | SkaPasta | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Eltao | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Eldorado Sivelli | Art director. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Elfyn Lewis | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Борис Машалов | Борис Николов Машалоoв | (January 31, 1914, village of Sevlievo - July 16, 1962, Sofia, Bulgaria) — Bulgarian singer, performer of folk songs from Eastern Bulgaria. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Cynos | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Nekrocunt | Experimental grindcore artist. Alias of [a4860958] for cheeky dumb stuff. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Mike Dogliotti | Alberto Dogliotti | Urguayan pianist and keyboardist, as well composer, producer and arranger. He was born 1939 in Montevideo, Uruguay and died July 9, 2007 in Islas Canarias, Spain. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Carmelo Feliciotto | Italian folk musician, bandleader and producer from Sicily. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Andy Zufferey | Andy Zufferey | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Dan Brînzea | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Joey Bochenek | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Andy Barrington | Andrea Bariselli | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Hugh Boothe | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Antonio Manero Spaziani | Italian DJ and producer based in Frosinone. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Arun Amin | A pioneer of Pop Music in India, Arun Amin has the distinction of releasing on of the first records of western music featuring his compositions in India. In 1972, when Jimmy Page and Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin came to Bombay to record their songs with Indian musicians, Arun Amin had the pleasure to compose for them arrangements of fusions of Indian and Western Music. Amongst his admirers are pandit Ravi Shankar and Ustad Shamin Ahmed Khan. Pandit Ravi Shankar used Arun Amin's composition Sitar Man in his biographical film "RAGA". The single Sitar Man & Yoga Way has the distinction of being the second record in the world of music - close on the heels of Beatles's Norwegian Wood - which had blending of Indian Ragas and Western Music a fusion of Indian melodies and western music's harmony, featuring sitar, tablas, guitar and drums. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Scot Fisher | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Antonio Peana | Spanish flamenco guitar player | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Johann Delebarre | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Orchestra Giorgos Mouzakis | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Chris Marashlian | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Божидар Сакеларов | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Andrew Essex | Guitarist. Associated with [i]Guitar Craft[/i] / [i]Guitar Circle[/i] — founded by [a10355] in March 1985. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Arai Lazer | Hiroshi Arai | Japanese producer influenced by funky and techno music. In the past he has been also a VJ. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ninoslav Ademović | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Al Jaworski | Al Doughty | Bass player for Jesus Jones and The Waco Brothers |
| Search | Add | 21 | Rodolfo Bozzolo | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Victor Jorge | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Julius Bächi | Swiss cello player, wrote the book ' Berühmte Cellisten ' (see picture) | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Conjunto Sol Del Perú | Peruvian folk ensemble created in 1952 by [a1691274], now directed by Guillermo Villacorta Luyo | |
| Search | Add | 21 | FiftyShades | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Cusidó Comella | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Czeizing Lajos | Hungarian photographer | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jaromír Tůma | Jaromír Tůma | Czech producer, music and radio journalist, DJ, writer. Born April 26, 1946 in Mělník (former Czechoslovakia). |
| Search | Add | 21 | Bogdan Fabiański | Bogdan Fabiański | Polish music journalist, radio and TV presenter. Disco and concert presenter in Poland, US, Canada and Australia. In the 70s and 80s he worked as a DJ in Polish clubs: Alfa, Stodoła, Hybrydy, Park, Orfeusz, Cyganeria, Olszynka, Nimfa, Stolica, Underground in Warsaw and later (since 1990) also abroad: Miami, Chicago, Detroit, New York, Philadelphia, Toronto, London, and Vancouver. In the second half of the 1980s, he hosted the following programs on the nationwide program - Polskie Radio Program II: "Słuchajmy razem" - broadcasting mainly Euro Disco and Italo Disco music as well Electro and New Romantic. "Piosenki na życzenie" - on selected Sundays, alternating with other presenters. From 1990 to 2013 he was associated with the regional Polish Radio "RDC", where he was the author of many programs, incl. "Wieczór i noc DJ'ów". From August 2013 to June 2017, he worked in Radio Zet Gold, where he hosted such programs as "Piątki na piątki" or "Gorączka sobotniej nocy". Since June 2017, he has been creating music program "Bez limitu" at "RDC". He was awarded in 2013 with the Honorary Silver Badge "EXCLUSIVE DJ", awarded by the Jury of PSPM DJ UNION. "TOP 40 Dance Chart" is the first Polish official chart compiled by presenters and Polish DJs. He is the author and leader of the list from the first edition until today. The chart was included in the global Global Dance Chart (US) and European Hot 100 Dance Traxx (Music & Media), and now Global Dance Traxx - Hot 100. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ingrid Almquist | Actress and singer. Born June 14, 1915 in Drammen, Norway — died June 3, 1993 in Uppsala, Sweden. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Mudo*Art | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | عوض دوخي | Awad Doukhi (1932 - 1979) was a Kuwaiti singer. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Dean Canty | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Eduardas Pilypaitis | Lithuanian conductor, composer. Born 1911 in Vilnius, died 1988 in Vilnius. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Gianluca Cavicchi | Italian producer. Member of [l=Fairy' Noise Group] | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Rh.+ | Madrid rock band from the early 80's. They mixed urban rock, new wave and techno pop with a slight scent of blues in their first record work. Rh + stretched their activity until 1985. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Papa Joe Productions | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Monday Oki | Nigerian recording and mastering engineer. Worked at [l389794]. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | คันไถ | Kantai is a Thai rock group. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Jerical | Dj + Producer | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Imke Peters | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Jeep Holland | Hugh Holland | American producer, label owner, and manager from Ann Arbor, Michigan, founded [l=A-Square Records] in 1966. Born in 1943 in Boston, Massachusetts. Died in March 1998 in Baltimore, Maryland. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Alpha A | Ant Roberts (2) | Hard House producing alias Alpha A |
| Search | Add | 20 | Оркестръ "Гармонiя" Подъ Упр. В. Варшавскаго | The "Harmony" Orchestra was a Russian accordion ensemble founded in Moscow in 1903 by its conductor, [url=https://www.discogs.com/ru/artist/4292167]Vasily S. Varshavsky[/url] (1852-1920). Between 1903 and ca. 1909, it recorded prolifically for [l=The Gramophone Co. Ltd.], the Russian labels [l=Фаворитъ-Рекордъ] and [l=Сирена Грандъ Рекордъ], and others. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Eddy Duffy | Bassist | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Factor Product | [b]DO NOT USE.[/b] | |
| Search | Add | 20 | FVNTVNV | FVNTVNV, born Brian Fanning in Hoffman Estates, IL is an up-and-coming music producer and songwriter. His style ranges from smooth sample based production, to heaving hitting original compositions and everywhere in between. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Konrad Smolarski | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | 36 Hertz Mastering | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Daniela Brooker | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Screaming Mario Loco | Mario Rivière | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Diogo Tudela | Diogo Tudela | Independent researcher and programmer. Part of the SOOPA collective. Run the [l=Acousmatics/Mathematics] podcast series between 2012 and 2015. Part of [l=Silo Rumor]'s editorial team since 2015. Co-founded [l=T E R R O R] in 2018. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Das Große Wiener Funkorchester | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Jumali Katani | Visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Runar Kristinsson | Armen Akopov "Runar Kristinsson" | Psytrance, trance & ambient DJ producer from Mykolaiv, Ukraine Runar Kristinsson is an electronic music producer best known for his work in progressive goa trance under the project Unusual Cosmic Process. His musical journey began in 2000 as a DJ at the nightclub JOS in Mykolaiv, Ukraine, performing under the alias Armando Valencia. But it wasn’t long before he discovered that composing music gave him a deeper creative satisfaction than DJing alone. In 2006, he fully shifted his focus to music production and adopted the name R. Kristinsson for his creative work. Born Armen Akopov, Runar was profoundly inspired by the iconic sound of Depeche Mode during his childhood—a passion that helped shape his path into electronic music. In April 2008, he made his first label appearance with the track “Smooth Turbulence” on Sentimony Records, marking the beginning of his journey as a recognized producer. |
| Search | Add | 20 | DJ B-Face | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Element Orchestra | Joint project of [a=Words Of Sign], [a=Bleb (2)], [a=E.P] & [a=Ono (13)]. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Govoice | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Alex Delucy | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Rachel DiMartino | Singer & Songwriter from Boulder, Colorado, USA. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Anthony M. Bongiovi | [b]Use [a=Tony Bongiovi] for the Producer, engineer and studio technician.[/b] | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Shird Leopart | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Stench Waverider | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Los Recoditos | Mexican cumbia / ranchera band, also known as Banda Sinaloense Los Recoditos | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Kasumu Adio | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Joss.B | Fred Morillon | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Dragoslav Brnović | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | George L. Smith | American banker and construction company owner based in Oakland, California. Established [a=Pacific Cal Management] in 1981. Formerly married to singer [a=Pebbles]. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | D.J. J.R. Dionte | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Beevash Shome | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Dr. Horst Dahm | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Weslei Feitoza | Weslei Feitoza de Oliveira Silva Nagai | Music producer, owner of Moow Records As a child, enjoying music and growing up with music in the blood, in 2011 he started Deejay's Playing career at an event in his hometown "Arráia Fest", and to this day he is constantly growing professionally and gaining more experience as a musician. . . DJ In late 2015, he began producing electronic music and in January 2016 released his first single "Star In The Galaxy". In 2018, he founded Moow Records, which he owns so far (2019). |
| Search | Add | 20 | Graphic Directions Inc. | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Ländlerquartett Zooge-n-am-Boge | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Kye Jules Gibbon | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Antimony2451 | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | SUBMECHANICAL | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Lloret Salvatge | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Mitzi Mess | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Nate Goyer | Nathan Goyer | Originally from California, Nate Goyer is an IT systems manager/leader, passionate vinyl collector, and podcaster living in Sydney, Australia. |
| Search | Add | 20 | ปานศักดิ์ รังสิพราหมณกุล | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Art Of Sundays | Credited for artwork | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Unhulthu | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Carmine Rafael Faro | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Vasile Zidaru | Romanian lăutarească / proto-manele singer | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Marc Raner | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Trio Colombia | Colombian vocal trio --- El Trío Colombia nació en 1961, cuando tres jóvenes quisieron rendirle homenaje a la música colombiana: Carmenza Rodríguez (primera voz y directora), Antonio Tony Solano (guitarra armonizante y tercera voz) y Juan Arango (requinto y segunda voz), quien se unió a la agrupación luego del fallecimiento de Jaime Fernández. “Queríamos hacer música y eso es lo que todavía nos mantiene unidos”, comentó Carmenza, a lo que Tony agregó que aún después de tantos años, “mantenemos nuestro estilo”. Son muchas las anécdotas que tiene por contar este Trío, puesto que más de medio siglo de vida artística no transcurren de la noche a la mañana, historias de sus viajes por todo el continente, su estadía en México “durante la época de la Bohemia” y su paso por el hotel Camino Real, o cuando se fueron a vivir a Nueva York y cantaron en el Carnegie Hall, son sólo una pequeña parte de las experiencias que pronto darán a conocer en un libro que se encuentran preparando en conmemoración de este aniversario, además de un nuevo álbum con tres discos. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Akira Noto | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Daliborka Stojšić | Daliborka Stojšić | Serbian pop singer Born 21.4.1945 Ćuprija Srbija active in late 60s and 70s. Used to be member of band 'One I Oni'. Married to [a=Branimir Đokić]. and to singer [a=Žarko Dančuo] Miss Yugoslavia 1968. |
| Search | Add | 20 | (2) محمد محسن | Mohamed Mohsen | Mohamed Mohsen (1922 - 2007) was a Syrian composer. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Bigger Neater | Nazi Grindcore/Power Electronics from the US. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Gudny Dahlen | Gudny Dahlen | b. September, 29, 1942 in Ulefoss in Telemark, Norway. Norwegian vocalist, accordionist and songwriter. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Роберт Альбрехт | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Neo Future | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Donna Ross-Jones | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Evolve One | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Darren Jamtone | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Die Lustigen Obersteirer | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Benno Petersson | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Александр Гум | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Marco Sebastian Christ | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Jacob Bondesson | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Kazumi Someya | Japanese translator and interpreter. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Michel De Klein | Michel De Klein | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Tommy Prisco | Thomas M. Prisco Jr. | American pop singer during the 1950s. Born 16 March 1931 in Brooklyn, died 7 August 1993 Born to Thomas M. Prisco and Louise Bennett, he sometimes used his mothers maiden name Bennett as a pseudonym for songwriting credits. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Twostep2 | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Matt Lavergne | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Anne Dinsmore | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Константин Певзнер | Певзнер Константин Григорьевич | Konstantin Pevzner (1924-1990) was a Soviet composer & conductor. He was born in Baku, but from 1955 worked in Tbilisi, Georgia, where he led orchestras, mainly in the pop genre. He founded the ensemble Rero ([a=Рэро]). Name in Georgian: კონსტანტინე პევზნერი |
| Search | Add | 20 | Carlos E. Corredor | Designer ("arte y diseño") in Colombia. Appears in Colombian realeases as [l=Producciones Fonograficas Felito], [l=Discos Victoria], [l=FM (5)], [l=Talento] and others. Also appears as [b]Carlos E.[/b] | |
| Search | Add | 20 | M.R. Razafy | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Alexander Palmestål | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Emmanuel Comte | Emmanuel Comte is a multi-instrumentalist composing meditative and therapeutic music. He specializes in sound research teaching therapeutic sounds. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Sue Gay | Susan Martin-Gay | American producer in Christian markets Wife of [url=https://www.discogs.com/artist/2828821-Mike-Gay]Mike Gay[/url], mother of [url=https://www.discogs.com/artist/8581206-Robert-Gay-6]Robert Gay[/url] and [url=https://www.discogs.com/artist/6962121-Marty-Gay]Marty Gay[/url] |
| Search | Add | 20 | Rupert Finegold | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | C.E.M.E.A. | Centre D'Entraînement aux Méthodes d'Education Active | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Yola Fx | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Micheál Mac Liammóir | Alfred Willmore | Micheál Mac Liammóir (25 October 1899 – 6 March 1978), born Alfred Willmore, was an English-born Irish actor, dramatist, impresario, writer, poet and painter. As Alfred Willmore, he was one of the leading child actors on the English stage, in the company of Noël Coward. He studied painting at London's Slade School of Art, continuing to paint throughout his lifetime. In the 1920s he travelled all over Europe. Willmore was captivated by Irish culture: he learnt Irish which he spoke and wrote fluently and he changed his name to an Irish version, presenting himself in Ireland as a descendant of Irish Catholics from Cork.[1] Later in his life, he wrote three autobiographies in Irish and translated them into English. Mac Liammóir wrote and performed a one-man show, The Importance of Being Oscar, based on the life and work of Oscar Wilde. The Telefís Éireann production won him a Jacob's Award in December 1964. It was later filmed by the BBC with Mac Liammóir reprising the role. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Flavio Gemma | Flavio Gemma | |
| Search | Add | 20 | A.F. Morland | Friedrich Tenkrat | One of the pseudonyms of the austrian author Friedrich Tenkrat. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Wwiidobe | Tony Daniel Ortega | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Rick Lazaroff | Rick Alexander Lazaroff | Canadian bassist. Born 20 June 1957 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Died 4 January 2026 |
| Search | Add | 20 | User 46010 | Biagio Lana | Italian DJ and producer. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Los Aguilar | Los Aguilar | Mexican musical group. The Aguilar brothers were born in Aguililla, Michoacan. They began their musical activity from an early age, Little by little they were getting deeper into this activity and in 1949 (still being children) they began to be requested to liven up the festivities in their native Aguililla and surrounding towns, thus marking the beginning of a promising trajectory. It was until 1957 when the Aguilar brothers made the decision to go to the capital in search of new horizons. Buenaventura and Felipe gathered enough to buy a guitar, a harp and a jarana, instruments with which they formed their musical group. Shortly after, another of their brothers, José, joined them. From that moment on they called themselves "Trío Hermanos Aguilar" and began the path to professional life. In 1958 "Los Aguilar" had their first opportunity, participating in some programs radio stations of the XEW. his first full-length album that was made in 1959 under the name "Sones Jarochos Con El Conjunto Alma Jarocha De Los Hermanos Aguilar". In 1960, they had the opportunity to make her first tour abroad, the Venezuelan singer Adilia Castillo, hired her to accompany her on her tour of various countries in South America. After their first visit to South America, "Los Aguilar" did many more tours, having the opportunity to visit all the countries of Latin America knowing their folklore and music. From then on they expanded their repertoire and interpreted Argentine, Chilean, Colombian, Venezuelan, Paraguayan, Panamanian and other regional themes. “The Aguilar were made up of Felipe Aguilar Castro (harp and four Venezuelan), Buenaventura Aguilar Castro (violin and requinto), José Aguilar Castro (guitar and maracas), Eduardo Aguilar Castro (guitarron), Enrique Aguilar Castro (accordion and vihuela) |
| Search | Add | 20 | Hammarsten | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | ACIPENSERIDAE | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Grant D'Aubin | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Multifresh | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Wojciech Olszak | Polish keyboardist, producer and composer | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Preston Sandiford | More commonly known as "Sandy", Preston Sandiford was a pianist, bandleader, and arranger from Boston, MA. He died June 25, 1983. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | J.C. Barreto | Juan-Carlos Barreto Rubio | Spanish-Swedish musician (keyboard) and singer, born December 14, 1951 in Madrid, Spain. Barreto came to Sweden at a young age, where during his teenage years he lived in Sollentuna municipality.[4] After a period as an accompanist, he pursued a solo career and released the single Lookin' for the madman (1979), the self-titled album J.C. Barreto (1980), the single Outside roars the winter night (1981), the album Dr Love (1981) and Outer space knight (1982). Barreto performed with his group in Stockholm on Gröna Lund's big stage in 1980.[5] Together with the singers Peter Lundblad and Karin Glenmark, he competed for Sweden in the Knokke Cup song festival in Belgium in 1982, where they came in fourth place.[6] He appeared extensively on TV in the 1980s, including in Lena-Maria Gårdenäs's show and Janne Carlson's show. He later released the album Here We Go Again (2015). He graduated as a dentist at the Karolinska Institute in 1991 and later worked as a dentist in Great Britain. He was stated in 2017 as likely to be living in Tenerife. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Marc J. Caruso | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Tony Schwaegerl | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Marcello Reale | Italian bassist and vocalist. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Dave Benedict | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Kirth Morrison | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Сергей Славянский | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Sleeping Awake | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Joe Green's Novelty Marimba Band | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Wayne Conway | Visual designer. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Raphael Gabrio | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Dr. B.R. Lakin | 1960s-1970s evangelist from Fort Gay, West Virginia. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Graffiti Singers | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Pablo Zumárraga | Pablo Zumárraga | Music + Audio. Style: Instrumental, Ambient & Drones. Electroacoustic (Music TV + Videogames) Play Violoncellist, Guitars. Mix, Mastering. REAPER FAN! |
| Search | Add | 20 | Senad Od Bosne | Soft-pop band formed in 1978 by band-mastermind and vocal leader [a=Senad Galijašević]. After they realesed 6 albums (1978-1989), in 1991 he change his music style and become dance-pop sensation ''[a=Senna M]''. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Mervin "Funkmaster" Jordan | Mervyn Jordan | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Houston Guy | CEO of Earjuice Records. Livetronica artist/performer. Owns a vinyl record store in Jackson Wyoming. Occasionally VJs with custom software for his own shows. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Robert Racioppo | Bass player from New York City | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Abe Ravin | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Henry Veld | American choral conductor and teacher, born 20 July 1895, died 15 June 1976. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Хадижат Закарьяева | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Coro Trentino Della Sosat | The Coro Trentino Della SOSAT (Sezione Operaia Società Alpinisti Tridentini), formerly also known by the name of Coro Trentino SOSAT, is the first among male choirs repertoire with Italian Alpine region; performs mainly elaborations of folk songs, both Trentino that of other regions of Italy, also drawing on the international repertoire. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Santo Canonico | Italian singer from Noto (Sr), born in 1957. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Mikey "Jah Son" Mc Neil | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Arbe | Czech visual, design and graphics company operated by [a=Jiří Miňovský]. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Arkadiy Tropinkin | From Russia Volgograd Oblast See also: Krovelëd, ex-Zuboroth | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Hervé Houzy | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Stelmarya | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Ländlerkapelle Echo Vom Mythen | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Simon Beggs | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Τόλης Τσιμογιάννης | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Neville Holmes | South African sound engineer who worked at [l=EMI Studios, Johannesburg] and its successor [l=Powerhouse Studios (2)]. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Jean-Pierre Mercier | Jean-Pierre Mercier | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Hillary Vermont | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Kenneth Kovats | Kenneth Rogers Kovats III | Founding member of [a=Leg Market] (2015 - present) Owner of [l=Nostalgia Records Ltd.] (2018 - present) |
| Search | Add | 20 | Truck Jewls | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Claes G. | Claes Gustavsson | Graphic designer |
| Search | Add | 20 | Willa Dorsey | Willa Mae Dorsey | Born on July 2, 1933 and died on January 5, 2009, Dorsey was an American gospel singer known for her powerful Soprano vocals. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Lauren Vera | Laureano Fernández Vera | Laureano Fernández Vera was a Spanish pop singer in the 60s, later composer in the 90s (pop and electronic music) (b. 1928). |
| Search | Add | 20 | Karakusa Beats | Atsushi Yasuda | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Orquesta La Sabrosa | Merengue orchestra | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Сейхан Салиев | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Winifred J. Larson | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Fernand Wark | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Dj Nicolson | Nicolas | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Ransverdi | Russian black metal drummer associated with the [l=Blazebirth Hall] circle. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Analog People | Electronic music producer. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Uta Maruanaya | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Paul Thind | Founder of [l=Necropolis Records]. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Adam Peter Shinn | Adam Peter Shinn hails from the Queen City streets of Charlotte, North Carolina. This is where he develops his unique blend of sonic soundscapes in his home studio: APS studios. Adam has more than twenty years experience as a multi-instrumentalist and music producer. His interest in music as a whole dates back as far as he can remember. "Growing up, I would go out to our driveway to shoot hoops. At the same time, I would hum melodies in my head. Back then, I wished I had a way to get those ideas down so all my friends could hear them. The creative medium of music is my favorite because when it's done right, the emotion is so real. That's true for both the performer and the listener." Shinn's goal is to find a way to express his emotions through music by any appropriate method. "If I'm feeling peaceful and serene, I'll go that route. If a song needs a traditional intro-verse-hook-bridge-outro structure, I'll take it there. But I won't limit myself. You can't limit music. It's all about vibe and less about tradition. I'm trying to be original and true to my senses, which is my mission as a creative." | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Anya's Street | Street | Street was a psychedelic rock group from New York, NY, USA, late 1960s to the early 1970s. They were fronted by female singer [a=Anya Cohen] and were managed by record producer [a=Rick Shorter]. They released a self-titled album and a couple of singles. Their first single went by the name of Anya's Street. Its titles reappeared on their lone LP as Street. Their second & last single is by Street too. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Phase 303 | Tech/Acid/Trance duo [a=Richard Loveday] & [a=Jay Walton]. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Alfred Sittard | Alfred Sittard (November 4, 1878 Stuttgart - March 31, 1942 Berlin) was a German cantor , composer of church music and organist. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Dario Zampa | Italian folk singer-songwriter, born in Pagnacco (Ud) in 1946. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Pheeler | Filippo Milazzo | Italian DJ and electronic music producer, born December 5, 1982 in Palermo, Sicily. Founder of [l=Phlr Records]. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Buzz Bennett | Arturo Buzetti | |
| Search | Add | 20 | W. K. V. L. | Credited for images. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Σίφης Σιγανός | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | KMDDR | Syd Suffridge | Plunderphonics and noise musician, as well as the owner and operator of [l=Maulcat Records]. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Marc D'Aieur | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Jochem Bult | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Eduard Koprna | Eduard Koprna | Slovak bass guitarist. |
| Search | Add | 20 | めろん畑 a go go | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Larry Fotine's Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Феликс Давыдов | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Moonknight | One-man black metal band from Louisville, KY, US. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Rumble Arch | Steve Hough | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Mario Justin | Singer songwriter, producer and musician (vocals, organ, piano, synthesizer, acoustic guitar, banjo) from Batterie-Cassée, Roche-Bois, Mauritius. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Van Dinther Studio's | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Ziyddin | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Johnny Seng | American organist and composer. Died in 2002 aged 63. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Lawrence Susi | American hardcore / punk bassist from New York City. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Stiklen's Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | La Compagnie Jacques Fabbri | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | EV Team | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Ashok Nandy | Indian graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | John Borghardt | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Jonpaul Balak | Venice, CA based professional Surf & Exotica bassist, teacher, historian, DJ. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Jack Preisner | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Bilâl Bozdağ | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Della Rae | Della Rae (Moore) DiBartolo | Dec. 1, 1947 - Apr. 9, 1990 From St. Louis area. As a young girl, Della Rae was already headlining at the Casa-Loma in St. Louis, after competing in a national singing contest sponsored by The Associated Retail Bakers of America. From 1964-1968, she appeared regularly at the Rendezvous club in Springfield, Missouri (first as "Little Della Rae," and later "The Don Clements-Della Rae Show") and recorded several tunes by Springfield locals Wayne Carson ands Ronnie Self. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Zendik Orgaztra | Band formed by residents of the hippie art commune Zendik Farm and its leader [a=Wulfgang Zendik]. This was the californian branch, which later relocated to Florida. See: [a=Zendik Farm Band] and [a=Zendik Tribe Band] | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Shelagh Delaney | Shelagh Delaney (25 November 1938 – 20 November 2011) was an English dramatist and screenwriter. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Conservative Management | Management company founded by [a1640191] and located in Lakewood, Ohio. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | German Latorres | Chilean illustrator, artist and tattoo artist. Runs Hostile Tattoos. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Levi Williams | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Andrew Prendergast | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | The Hollywood Impact | Rick Pagan | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Sarah Epstein | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Dennis Kostroman | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Bobby Montez Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | DJ Dark Side | Marcelo Carreira | Born: June 5, 1972, Sao Paulo, Brazil DJ / Producer most well-known for his "The Dark Side Mixes" series of CDs, a project based on his appreciation for [a=Razormaid] that was begun in August 2008. |
| Search | Add | 20 | St.ride | St.ride | Italian Band Electronic Spastic Punk No-Wave Edo Grandi Maurizio Gusmerini Niente Records administrators |
| Search | Add | 20 | Billy Starlight | Harold Edward Richardson | Born sometime in 1918 or 1919 Died around December 1966, but his body was not found until January 1967, near the shallow grave of his wife, in the bush town of Little Badja, 30 miles NE of Cooma, near Melbourne, Australia. His death, at 47, was established by the coroner (Mr. D.G. Hughes) to be "effects of poisoning, willfully administered" most probably as a result of depression following the death of his wife in September 1963, at age 23. She died from a gun shot to the head in "unknown circumstances". Information obtained from "The Age" newspaper dated August 11, 1967, page 3 "Billy Starlight" also went under the alias William Kinkaid, but it is not certain whether he ever used this alias in his musical performances. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Sandra Ost | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Justin Herz | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Jan Martell | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Jerry Hanlon | b. 28 December 1933, near Kickapoo, Peoria County, Illinois, USA'. Yodelin' Jerry Hanlon and His Midwest Playboys Band. Began writing songs and in 1958, one, a tribute to Rodgers. In 1961, he guested on Tubb’s Midnight Jamboree, singing ‘Boy With A Future’. Easy singing style and yodeling saw him go on to play the Grand Ole Opry and form his own band, the Midwest Playboys, with whom he toured extensively in the 60s. He had various single releases between 1964 and 1978, although none charted. member of the KFTV Red River Jamboree. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | (illusions) | Design Studio | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Julien Bonny | Graphic designer | |
| Search | Add | 20 | DJ TK421 | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Fats Elpidio | Elpídio Sales Meneses Pessoa | Brazilian pianist and composer (b. 1913). |
| Search | Add | 20 | Andrea Laso | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Nicolae Mihăilescu | Romanian photographer | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Belkastudio | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Pali Lakatos | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | 藤本三重子 | Mieko Fujimoto | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Rodrigo Serrão | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Christ Of Fear | Christoffer Larsson | Swedish hardcore punk musician. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Maxim Vasilyev | Maxim Vasilyev | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Alex Shad | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Adrian Tredinnick | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Stephen Greer | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Rakesh Yankaran | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Irie Design | Irie Design is a graphic design studio dedicated to dub, sound system culture and all vibes of jamaican music. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Ramona Gerhard Sutton | Born in Watertown, South Dakota February 27, 1906 Died In Laguna Niguel, California February 4, 1997 | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Paul Medrano | Bass player and audio engineer from Chicago | |
| Search | Add | 20 | TercerMundo | Tercer Mundo | Tercer Mundo es un grupo de rock del Ecuador que se formó en Quito, Pichincha en 1988. Desde su creación está conformado por los hermanos Daniel Jácome en la batería, Juan Manuel Jácome en teclados y guitarra, y Felipe Jácome en guitarra y voz principal. Su más reciente tema promocional se titula Toda La Vida:Te Prometo No. 1 y está en rotación en medios físicos y virtuales del Ecuador desde agosto del 2023 |
| Search | Add | 20 | Mathias Krogh | Visual artist from Sweden. He who also ran [l67536], [l131842] and [l362913] as well as the zines Dömd, Distortion Faith and No Plan. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Leon Cardenas | Bassist in the [a=Eddie Cano] quartet. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Jean-Marie Motingia | Jean-Marie Motingia Tunga | |
| Search | Add | 20 | E. Kryszohn | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | King Karl Almighty Mighty I-Man | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | www.adultremix.com | Graphic Designer | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Patrick H. Murphy | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Ansambl "Tamburica" | Ansambl Zagrebačke Pivovare "Tamburica" | |
| Search | Add | 20 | The United States Air Force Reserve | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | P-Sticks | Buckethead's cousin, music colaborator, cover artist & guitar tech/roadie/right hand man. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Bamba Yang | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | David La Duke | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Brigitte Pfretzschner | German Alto & Contralto vocalist, born 6 January 1936 in Dresden, Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Keith Science | New Jersey-based hip-hop producer | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Erminia Munari | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Mackenzie Murdoch | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | DJ Hatta | Psy-trance DJ and producer from Meguro-ku, Tokyo, based in Setagaya, Japan. Owner of [L=Grasshopper Records (3)]. Started as a trance DJ in 1996, he organized the trance stage of the Nagisa Music Festival. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Fernando Empalmes | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Инструментальный Ансамбль Всесоюзного Радио "Маяк" | Conductor 1956-1964 [a=Борис Карамышев] | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Subvert Central Mastering | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Aldo Gasparino | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Rey Magrini | Venezuelan lacquer cutting engineer and musician. Has worked at [l306010] | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Bubbley | The 1970s Dutch pop band known mostly as Champagne but also as Bubbley or Sovereign in some territories. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Duo Sentimiento | Bolivian folklore duo. On the left: Yuri Ortuño León, vocals and guitar On the right: Rafael Arias Paz, guitar | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Urinate | Александр Гребеников | Harsh Noise \ HNW project from Belgorod (Russia) |
| Search | Add | 20 | Hans Solum | Norwegian musician and music teacher. Born 1912, died 1980. Father of [a1775631]. Among his students were [a1270491], [a1932438], [a2956841], [a4867214], [a816665], [a263728], and [a325345]. In 1956 hired as an organ player at [l514500]. Often performed together with [a3891660]. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Phil Nugent | Owner of the Production Company [l=Another Right Production] (ARP), together with [a=Richard Satnarine] | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov | Mikhaël Ivanoff | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Dario Assenzo | Dario Assenzo | Italian DJ-producer. |
| Search | Add | 20 | New Analog Design | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Ikhoor Studio | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Gem Toby Organization | Artist management and production company, (GTO) was the result of a merger between the Gem group of companies and [a4852170] in 1972. DO NOT USE as ANV for any Gem companies such as [a2775070] | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Hans Blattner | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Festival Concert Orchestra | Alias used for [a=The Boston Pops Orchestra] on [l=RCA Camden]/[l=Camden] reissues of earlier 78-RPM [l=RCA Victor Red Seal]/[l=Victor Red Seal] releases. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Don Bolognesi | American artist & calligrapher (1934-) | |
| Search | Add | 20 | ArtByCodez | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Peregrine Honig | Born in San Francisco and raised in The Castro and in Project Artaud, Honig moved to Kansas City, Missouri, at 17 to attend the Kansas City Art Institute. At age 22, Honig was the youngest living artist to have work acquired by the Whitney Museum of Art’s permanent collection. Solo exhibitions include Loser at Dwight Hackett Projects in Santa Fe, New Mexico; Pretty Babies at Gescheidle Gallery in Chicago; and Albocracy at Jet Art Works in Washington DC. Significant recent group shows include Talk Dirty to Me at Larissa Goldston Gallery (2009), Transfigure at Kemper Museum, Kansas City, Missouri (2008), Diane and Sandy Besser Collection at the de Young Museum in San Francisco, California (2007). Her work has been show internationally with Gallery Akinci in Amsterdam and Gallery Arcaute in Monterey, Mexico. Honig’s work is included in private and public collections, including: The Art Institute of Chicago, Yale University Art Gallery, The Fogg Art Museum, Milwaukee Art Museum, Whitney Museum of American Art, 21c Museum Hotel, Albright-Knox Art Gallery, The Diane and Sandy Besser Collection, and Ball State University Museum of Art. In 1997, Honig started Fahrenheit Gallery, an artist-run space in Kansas City's industrial West Bottoms, where she showed artists with national and international reputations and inspired other young Kansas City artists to do the same. Honig is represented by Dwight Hackett Projects in Santa Fe, New Mexico, The Nevica Project in Chicago, Illinois and Blue Gallery in Kansas City, Missouri. Honig also owns a lingerie and swimwear boutique, Birdies, which opened in 2003, and is located in the Crossroads Section of Kansas City, Missouri. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Kevin Hensels | Kevin Hensels | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Eugenijus Cukermanas | Eugenijus Antanas Cukermanas | Painter |
| Search | Add | 20 | Ruben De Haan | Ruben de Haan | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Arkuma Hiyomoto | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Aleš Bojanovský | Czech vocalist, guitarist, band leader, producer, songwriter | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Carlos Ribet | Producer | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Cleve Calderon | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Måns Hedström | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Alex Wald | American painter and illustrator based in Chicago, IL. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Massimo Bassani | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Uticha Marmon | German writer and radioplay director. Born 1979 in Berlin, Germany | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Total Jerks | Indonesian hardcore punk band from Jakarta that formed in 2011 and started playing live in 2012. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Derek Rabinovitch | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | BHF Team | Italian producer team. BHF stands for [b]B[/b]isiach [b]H[/b]ornbostel [b]F[/b]errucci. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Conjunto "Lira Otavaleña" | Ecuadorian folk / cumbia group formed in the 1930s in Otavalo | |
| Search | Add | 20 | 蟹江丈夫 | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Aloke Nath Dey | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Владислав Пономаренко | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Mike Herrell | Passed away in September 2025. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Ernie Bivens | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | NAVY2000 | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Prof. Darshan Singh | Darshan Singh | Aka [b]Prof. Darshan Singh Khalsa[/b] / [b]Prof. Darshan Singh Ragi[/b] (also referred to as [I]Singh Sahib[/I] - title when in seva at Shri Akal Takhat), is a well know Sikh Kirtan performer and a prolific author. He is usually referred to as professor due to his teaching style of the Guru Granth Sahib ji. He was born in November 1940 in the village of Sur Singha (Punjab). |
| Search | Add | 20 | Jesús Ordovás | Spanish journalist and broadcaster (b. Ferrol, 1947). Director and broadcaster of "Esto no es Hawai" (1979-1982) and "Diario Pop" program in [l431541] (RNE) between 1982-2006. He studied sociology in Madrid, where he combined his studies with his attraction to the novelties that were produced in the pop and rock music scene of the 1970s. In 1974 he wrote regularly for music publications such as AU, Ozono and Disco Express. He is considered one of the main promoters of the countercultural movement 2 that emerged during the first years of the Spanish Transition called "La Movida Madrileña". He has collaborated in various newspapers and magazines, such as El País, El Mundo, Diario 16, La Vanguardia, Faro de Vigo, among others. He has also published various books, such "Bob Dylan", "¿Quién mató a Jimmy Hendrix?", "El rock ácido de California" (1975), "De qué va el rollo" (1977), "Bob Marley" (1980), "Historia de la música pop española" (1986) or "Siniestro Total. Apocalipsis con grelos" (1993). Radio: working in "Onda Dos" entre 1975-1979, since 1979 he has become co-director with José María Rey and Tomás Fernando Flores of "Diario Pop" on Radio 3, a radio station focused primarily on the current pop and rock genres away from the mainstream and the charts. Tv programs he conducted: "iPop" co-presented with La China Patino 2006-2007 | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Djmadwax | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Newfoundland Showband | Band from Newfoundland, Canada |
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