Report created based on data in MusicBrainz as of 10/01/2024
Found 593861 artists, we show 1000 artists per page.
The report is not continually updated so may not reflect the current data within MusicBrainz and or Discogs databases.
These are Discogs artists not currently linked to a MusicBrainz artist, and we have been unable to find a potential link for either.
Many of these artists probably are in MusicBrainz in some form but they are not currently linked, the list is ordered so that Discogs artists with the most number of single artists releases are listed first on the basis that these artists would be of more interest.
Some problems will just be due to deficiencies in the Discogs to Musicbrainz artist matching algorithm employed by Albunack.
There are also timing issues as this report is not updated immediately so will not reflect recent modifications and additions to MusicBrainz and Discogs.
One issue in Discogs is they handle artist credits differently so a Discogs name consisting of multiple people is probably represented on MusicBrainz as two individuals, but we try to filter these out of this report
We have also omitted artists that are not unique in both MusicBrainz and Discogs because these artists are probably not missing just more difficult to match up.
Another issue is that some Discogs artists have multiple ids with one id just redirecting to the other, this is the case with Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, do we add both links to MusicBrainz ?
Limited report to artists with at least two single artist releases for now.
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| Search | Add | 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 | Einar Bjørneboe | Henry Einar Bjørneboe | Danish pianist. Born December 22, 1909 Copenhagen, Denmark. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Millimeterpress | Norwegian designers. Adr: Kongensgt 3 0153 Oslo Norway | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Betli Duó | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Grüezi Music AG | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Neddix | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Dani Frutos | Frutos Salas | Spanish punk musician from Catalonia. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Yujiro Mabuchi '68 All Stars | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Rafael Ayres | Brazilian Art Director, Designer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Dessex | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Roz Chast | Rosalind Chast | American cartoonist (1954- ), best known for her work in [i]The New Yorker[/i]. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Michael Maddux | Michael Maddux | Texan blues pianist and accordionist. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Άλκη Γουλιμή | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Fallout Productions | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Nikola Borota | Nikola Alexander Borota | New Zealand based composer, musician, producer, broadcaster, entrepreneur and educator (formerly from Bosnia and Herzegovina - Yugoslavia)... |
| Search | Add | 21 | Harry Bidgood's Dance Band | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | أحمد عبد الفتاح | Ahmed Abdel Fattah is an Egyptian accordionist, composer and arranger. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | 高場将美 | Masami Takaba. Japanese magazine editor, tango guitarist, liner notes author, and translator from Spanish and Portuguese. Born in 1941 in Hiroshima prefecture. Died on June 22, 2017. Founder of the Latin music magazine 「中南米音楽」. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Zabloudil | Czech free improvization, experimental music group. Formed in summer 1987. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Edward Troup | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Carol Dodd | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Žiga Stanič | Slovenian composer, pianist, music producer, educator. Žiga Stanič, born 1973, in Ljubljana, is a Slovenian composer, pianist, music producer, and educator. He received his doctorate degree in the field of music theory at the Music Academy of Ljubljana in 2007 where he studied piano, composition, and conducting. For his work, he received several recognitions and awards in the field of music, including the Prešeren student award for composition. Between 2000 and 2002, Stanič was a professor of music at Poljane and Moste high schools in Ljubljana. Since 2002 he serves as a producer for the Slovenian Radio and Television Symphony Orchestra. Stanič and his recording team have produced several thousand classical music archive recordings, for which they received sound quality awards at international competitions. At Radio Slovenia, Stanič serves as a member of regional and international music juries, and acts as a peer reviewer. He is as well an educational textbook author. His music opus entails over 200 compositions for various musical settings. Since 1998 he is a member of the Society of Slovene Composers. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Juan Sebastian Rosillo | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Manoug | Manoug Alemian (1918, Hama, Syria - 1994, Montreal, Canada) was a Syrian-Armenian photographer. He was active in Lebanon. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Pecue | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Bodza Andrea | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | 松尾健司 | Kenji Matsuo. Japanese arranger and composer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Harmony Kings Polka Band | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Green Field Recordings | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Virassamy | Cédric Virassamy | Virassamy is an french artist/illustrator, from Bordeaux and based in Berlin. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Vokalni Ansambl "Eho" | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | U.C. Graphic | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Chris Honeck | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Fuzzy Gbagi | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | 3 Past 3 | Wouter Van Asseldonk | breakcore, hardcore and glitch producer from The Netherlands. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Stéphane Payen | French saxophonist | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Orkest Jean Laheye | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Listening Chamber | David Glenn Smith has spent almost 40 years as an artist, musician and filmmaker. Listening Chamber is one of his musical projects that’s use of technology from portable tape recorders to modifying software or devices has shaped its unique sound. Check out some of his other music projects: Mr. Mrs. Accident and Goya, his collaborative project with birthCenter's , Milo Harkness Smith. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | SVDNVSS | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Cal Golden's Arkansas Mountain Boys | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | DJ Dick Nixon | Rick Sadlowski | DJ Dick is entering his thirteenth year of spinning in Detroit. “I have always stayed true to the city … there are few who have stuck with it for more then a few years.” Dick’s career began to take off after he was commissioned in 1991 by Detroit’s premier dance radio station 96.3 WHYT. There, his mix show grew to an unbelievable nightly listening audience of 500,000 people. He DJ’d alongside such greats as Claude Young, with famous guests including Richie Hawtin, Kevin Saunderson, Juan Atkins and more. Dick has opened for hundreds of Detroit Concerts including Dee Lite, Usher, Run DMC, De La Soul, Dr. Dre, and more. His skills have taken him from coast to coast and overseas for many gigs. DJ Dick has several releases on Twilight 76 and Databass Records and records under the names DJ Dick, DJ Dick Nixon and Sekter .17. His current plans include the ever increasing needs of the distribution and Label. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Gero Loferer | Designer, artist. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | William McCulloch | William McCulloch was of Highland descent, but lived in Paisley all his life. At one time he wanted to be a lawyer, but instead he worked in the local Parish Council, collecting rates. In his spare time he was interested in amateur dramatics and opera, appearing in a number of comic roles (he was principal comedian with the Glasgow Orpheus Club). Was regarded as Paisley's own storyteller famed for his pawky humour. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Arcade Creative | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Shoshana Feinstein | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Paul De Cordon | French photographer (1908, Toulouse, France - 1998), known for his circus photographs. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | ML Wah | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Adrian Wojcik | Adrian Wójcik | Electronic music producer, born on 13 January 1992 in Lublin, Lubelskie, Poland [b]Styles: [/b] Trance \ Uplifting Trance |
| Search | Add | 21 | Marc-Boris Saint-Maurice | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Shaun Ansari | Trance / Progressive Trance Producer from Karachi, Pakistan | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Mark Penxa | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Laurent Bessault | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Dobney Johnson Studios | ||
| 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 | Jacqui Berne | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Şecaattin Tanyerli | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | منوچهر گودرزی | Manuchehr Godarzi is an Iranian violinist and songwriter. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Mike Champagne | Polish hardcore/punk musician and visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | M-M-M | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | G.A.S. Entertainment Co. | Management agency. Also known under the name or brand: -G.A.S. -GAS Entertainment | |
| Search | Add | 21 | A.Z.A.B. | Power Electronics / Harsh Industrial Noise / Crime Electronics from Canada | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Alex "Lobo" Hernandez | Alex Hernandez | Hip-Hop musician from Houston, Texas. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Otis Marchbank | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Hideous Piglet Wild-a-Beast | Hideous Piglet Wild-a-Beast began rocking the world in 1990 when [a1371318] and [a1372528] joined together and recorded their debut album which was released on the now defunct [l141594]. H.P.W. went on to record upwards of 20 releases with supporting tours world-wide. They disbanded shortly after [a1373585] joined and embarked on their now famous "Levels of Reality" tour. H.P.W. lives in the hearts of us all. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | 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 | Jeffery Lamar | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | L.J.F. Productions | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Paul Fishkin | Paul E. Fishkin | American manager, promoter, producer, record company executive, from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Associated with [a=Fishkin Entertainment]. Executive of [l=Bearsville] Records. Co-founder of the [l=Modern Records] label with [a=Danny Goldberg] and [a=Stevie Nicks]. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ryohei Matsunaga | Japanese music writer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Dr Albonista | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Vic Zeta | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Joshua Quinlon | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Corinna Tertel | German journalist. Born 1972. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Michel Gendreau | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Jesús Campos M. | Jesús Campos Muñoz | Peruvian producer manager of label [l210665] |
| Search | Add | 21 | Orpheu De Jong | Dutch DJ | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jamie Tallerico | ||
| 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 | Velký Dechový Orchestr Supraphonu | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Sébastien Theurier | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Ensemble Musical Populaire D'Israël | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Dalibor Grubačević | Dalibor Grubačević | Croatian composer, orchestrator, engineer and producer |
| Search | Add | 21 | Royal Pops Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Steve Oaklander | Former label manager at [l=Freeze Records]. Established [l=Priority Records]' dance label [l=Playland Records] in 1997 and [l=Phase One Network] with [a=Frank Babar] in 2014. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Joonas Hakaste | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Svetozár Stračina | Slovak composer. Born December 3, 1940 in Martin (former Slovak State), died February 26, 1996 in Bratislava, Slovakia. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Béa Bouteloup | ||
| 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 | Francesco Marciano | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Vaari | Mikko Nevalainen | Finnish bassist for two classic punk/postpunk bands, Kollaa Kestää and then a longer stint in Eppu Normaali. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Lan Ying (2) | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Orquesta de Felix Del Rosario | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Robert McAulay | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Jeffrey Valantine | Jeffrey Lynn Elliott | US hip-hop/new jack swing/R&B artist born in 1963 and raised in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Multi-talented as a songwriter, arranger, composer, and producer, he is also the CEO of [l=Grand Land Entertainment]. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Susy Lemán | Susana Emilia Cruz Alemán | Cuban born American latina singer (born August 17, 1955) she was represented to perform in the Festival OTI de la Canción 1978 in Santiago Chile with the song "Ha Vuelto Ya" which was finished 2nd , after all that she went as a radio personality in the southern Florida station on a Spanish language radio program which ran from 1989 till 2014. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Goodbye Nova | Since 2007, Goodbye Nova has been performing all over the western US, creating a loyal following as one of Utah’s most- viewed bands on YouTube. Goodbye Nova brings a crowd-friendly sing-a-long to the stage every show, having performed for intimate crowds at coffee shops, to large outdoor music festivals. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | JetSet Graphics | Australian graphic design company. Credited as a company: [l=jetset graphics] | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Robert T. Brown | US producer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Leynir | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Los Tres De Canarias | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | The Vadnals | Cleveland, Ohio-based Slovenian style polka group comprised of the Vadnal brothers and other family members. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Santos Toledo | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Chris Remington | Bass player from Canvey Island, UK. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Edo Guerreri | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | K.C. Jockey | Karl-Marx Fernandez Waite | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Bernard Krigstein | American illustrator & gallery artist, best known for work with EC Comics (1919-1990). Was the artist behind a series of record album covers around 1960 (according to Sadowski, Greg: "B. Krigstein", Fantagraphics Press 2002. page xiv). | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Janine Hall | JANINE HALL started out playing bass in Melbourne’s legendary YOUNG CHARLATANS back in the late 70s, playing alongside ROWLAND HOWARD (pre-Boys Next Door/Birthday Party), OLLIE OLSEN (pre-Whirlywirld/NO/Max Q) and JEFFREY WEGENER (pre Laughing Clowns). Janine later joined THE SAINTS as bassist for two albums (“The Monkey Puzzle” and “Out In The Jungle") and played plenty of live shows in Australia and Europe in the early 80s, before moving onto MICK THOMAS’ WEDDINGS PARTIES ANYTHING. She was the first woman to be inducted into The Age EG Hall of Fame, along with JEN ANDERSON, who also played violin in KOTW & WPA. KINGS OF THE WORLD played songs composed entirely by Janine. It was her first foray into songwriting. The band featured Janine on bass, PENNY IKINGER on guitar, MARY ELLEN STRINGER on vocals, KERRYN STANTON on keyboards, BRETT FORD on drums and DAVID SANFORD on saxophone with contributions from violinists JEN ANDERSON and AMANDA BROWN (GO-BETWEENS) at various stages. Janine was also a member of Wolfgang, James Griffin and the Subterraneans and The Lost Weekend. Janine died in May 2008. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Günther Beyrer | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Michael A. Grant | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Daniel Cooper-Bey | Graphic designer for the [l=Groove Merchant] label, often credited only as “Daniel”. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Mancioli | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Darby Kaighin-Shields | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Пётр Иванович Словцов | Пётр Иванович Словцов | Russian tenor. (1886-1934) |
| Search | Add | 21 | Бойко Петков | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Benjamin Wylie | Benjamin Wylie is a Melbourne singer/songwriter. Associated acts are Wasted History, Siren Sun, Lazers Underwater and Blossom of the Macrocosm Possum. Electronic Music. Rock Music. DJ sets. Live Bands. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Narodni Ansambl Radosava Antanasijevića | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Danny Zic | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Michailas Šenderovas | Lithuanian cellist, born May 18,1917 in Gomel (Belarus), and died January 2, 1984 in Vilnius. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Torturdød | David Mikkelsen | Danish musician active in metal bands and a visual artist. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Sal Torres | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Daniele Nannoni | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | House Of Bass | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Cosmogenesis | Vas | 2006-2007: Founder & Manager of Metapsychic Records 2007-2019: Editor of Unreleased Goa Project: published over 1000 archive pages 2013-2020: Consultant for DAT Records 2021-2023: Consultant for DAT Universe 2019-2023: Manager of Unreleased Goa Records |
| Search | Add | 21 | Pakke Pakarinen | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Pierpaolo Perseu | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Thomas Alexander Kolbe | Thomas Alexander Kolbe | Thomas Alexander Kolbe (sometimes credited as Tom Kolbe or Thomas Kolbe) is a keyboardist, pianist, composer and music producer, Kolbe was cast member, one of the writers and producer of Topazz. Since 2022, Kolbe is member of the producers duo Club of Tone. Kolbe also works as a composer and producer of sync music and a lot of other productions under various pseudonyms. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Анастасия Шведова | Russian cover designer | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Die Tiroler Spitzbuam | In April 1970 Gustl Retschitzegger founded his quintet the "Original Tiroler Spitzbuam". | |
| Search | Add | 21 | 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 | 21 | Amândio Bastos | Portuguese engineer and producer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Free Antivirus Software Download | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Christian Morigann | Christian Girard | |
| 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 | Masayuki Inada | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Bohdan Butenko | Polish cartoonist & illustrator (1931-2019) | |
| 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 | Jacques Parnell | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Robert Julian Fronzo | Robert Julian Fronzo | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Richard DiLello | Photographer | |
| Search | Add | 21 | George Hora | George Dorin Hora | Romanian DJ , singer/composer/producer . He has his own studio : Studio 66 in Timisoara. He has a sister called Kamelia also a singer. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ernie Bivens | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Raf Cristiano | Cristiano Raffele Cirulli | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Eddi Calzada | Graphics Designer. Does graphic design for [l350606]. Owner and operator of [a12708053] a professional graphic design service specializing in the best graphics for Rock ‘n’ Roll CD Packaging, Logos, Posters, Promos, One-Sheets, and Much More. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | アート・ポップス・オーケストラ | Art Pops Orchestra. Japanese easy listening orchestra. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Sonke Prigge | Sonke Prigge | A multi instrumentalist composer, producer sound engineer. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Formația Record | Romanian lăutărească band from from Târgoviște | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Koltron Music Production | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | ゴールデン・サウンズ | Golden Sounds. Japanese easy listening orchestra who recorded for Toshiba Records. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Eva Hillered | Karin Eva Maria Östman Hillered | Swedish, Grammis nominated, recording and touring singer-songwriter, born April 4, 1958. Eva is best known for her unique voice that boasts a deep soulfulness, coming from the need of expressing herself in songwriting from a very early age. She tours in Scandinavia, USA, and Germany. She has worked as a choir singer for many years and has sung and collaborated with many artists: Bob Manning, Py Bäckman, Anne Grete Preus, Eva Dahlgren, Roffe Wikström, Anders Glenmark, Brian Kramer , Peter Lundblad, Jess Klein, and others. Her education is the music line at the high school, the choir pedagogical line at Ljungskile Folkhögskola, the music teacher line at the Academy of Music in Gothenburg. |
| 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 | Revshark | Slava Dyadyun | Ukrainian musician and producer. |
| Search | Add | 21 | E-Rocker | DJ & Producer from Bayreuth, Germany | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Simon Ngwenya | Musician and producer from South Africa | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Catherine Haridy | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Inger Christrup | Danish 40's pianist, accompanist and composer | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Det Lille Teater | Danish 60's childrens theater group founded by [a=Benny E. Andersen]. In 1968 he started a new theatre group, [a=Comedievognen] that took over some of the repertoire from Det Lille Teater. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Roberto Mann | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Ren@deadsilence.co.uk | Credited as artwork designer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Marcus "The Carcass" Natale | Mark Natale | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Delano "Rock" McLaurin | Recording Engineer based in New York. Studio manager and chief engineer of [l=The Platinum Factory] aka [l=Platinum Studios (3)] | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Matthias Teriet | German songwriter and composer, born 14 November 1973 in Gescher, Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Kromiholma | Janne Halmkrona | Finnish guitarist & A&R manager. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Orkestar "Sve Zvezde" M. Popovića Zahara | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Keisuke Nagatomo | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Jobalba | Psychedelic Music / Electro Rock / Dubstep / House / Downtempo / Drum and Bass / Progressive Trance / Free Style / Ambient artist from Switzerland. I express myself through various musical genres such as jazz, funk, drum and bass, rock, and, more vaguely, experimental music. Bass lessons at the school of Actual Music " EJMA " in Lausanne, various workshops with musicians from Urgent Feel and BBFC, and others. But above all I am very self taught. I try to explore electronic music while trying not to use the effects and sounds too much and I work more on harmonies. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Masito Fresco | Massimo Piluzzi | |
| Search | Add | 21 | De 10 Søsken Kolbjørnsrud | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Diaré Ibrahim Khalil | ||
| 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 | Rubén Aguilera | Argentinian musician, composer, producer, conductor from Junín. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Bauern-Orchester Johann Fuchs, Schänis | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Roberto Pistolese | Roberto Pistolese | Musicologist, vinyl collector, executive producer, A&R manager and DJ based in Zurich, Switzerland. Co-founder of [l=deepArtSounds]. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Peter Blumenstock | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Dave Benedict | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Nous Vous | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Edwin Corzilius | Dutch bassist | |
| Search | Add | 21 | DJ 818 | Matthew Owen | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Alexander Khodchenko | Musician based in Kiev, Ukraine. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ed Skyner | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Tracey Adam | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Demenseon2 | Formally known as [a=Sol Demenseon] (1993 to 2021) and [a=SD2 (2)] (November 2022 to January 2023). The Demenseon2 name began to appear from April 2023. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Lindsey Hiefield | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Stian Helle | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Gianni Vitale | Giovanni Vitale | Italian DJ, producer and musician. He is the founder of [l=Enterprises Music]. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Neo Judas | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Aleksey Korolyov | Boss of label [l=Satanath Records]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Tina Mercié | Illustrator. After studying in Poland and various stays in New York, where she worked for magazines, publishing and advertising, Tina Mercié is now back in France. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Zouassi | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Vorbkt | Canadian black metal project. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Orlando Montiel | Orlando Enrique Montiel Morales | Montiel is a Venezuelan prolific and eclectic musical producer. For more of a half of century Orlando Montiel has dedicated his life to show business in his motherland Venezuela and Latin América, his wide catalog include musicians like [a=Guaco], [a=El Trabuco Venezolano], [a=Alberto Naranjo], [a=Los Cuñaos], [a=Frank Quintero], [a=Cecilia Todd], [a=Mango], [a=Sonero Clasico del Caribe], [a277489], [a=Lilia Vera], [a347809], [a=Ricardo Montaner], and many others. The Montiel productions cover since recording studios until live shows as recognition show to [a=Oscar D'León], "Oscar D'León at Teresa Carreño's Theater", when D'León celebrated his 30th Anniversary in music. Montiel worked for many years as A&R, manager and producer on labels like [l3072], [l37556] and also was a founder of [l216872] Records and [url=https://www.discogs.com/label/600301-YVKCT]YVKCT con music.a.[/url] |
| Search | Add | 21 | The Mickey Mozart Quintet | Robert Maxwell | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Greg Miyanda | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | DJ Boogie-Boy | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | HARD LOOK | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Tuna De La Facultad De Medicina De Barcelona | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Labh Heera | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Frank Trimarco | American sound engineer. Owner of studio and associated label [l52755]. Lacquer cuts can be identified by the appearance of [i]SUNSHINE - FRANK[/i] or [i]SUNSHINE FRANKIE "T"[/i] in the runouts. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jan Iwers | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Ruriko Tsuruta | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | ArtWars Mediadesign | Cover artwork illustrator, mostly for metal releases. Run by [a3760369]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Mario D'Aniello | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Adam Hoffmeister | Adam Hoffmeister | Czech graphic designer. Born November 20, 1953 in Prague (former Czechoslovakia). |
| Search | Add | 21 | Wayne R. Jordan | Art director | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Formația Dan Armeanca | Romanian manele/orientală band from Bucharest | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Virginija Čiapaitė | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Кашин И Оркестр | ||
| 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 | El Toro! | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Tommaso Belletti | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Jim Sparxx | German Hardcore / Gabber DJ | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Robert Pütz | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Lee Chesnut | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Brizbomb | Matt Brislawn | Ambient/noise/experimental musician from Vancouver WA USA |
| Search | Add | 21 | The Pablo All-Stars Jam | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Federico Caprai | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Hagiophobic | Fabian van Beek | Alias for graphic works. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Essie Ackland | Essie Adele Ackland | Australian singer. Born 27 March 1896 in Woollahra, Sydney, Australia and died 14 February 1975 in Mosman, Sydney, Australia. Studies at the NSW Conservatorium of Music and began singing regularly in 1921 with concerts in Sydney, followed tours including one with the Belgian cellist, Jean Gerady in 1923 with 95 performances throughout Australia. Sailed for London in March 1925 and began concert appearances, was recording for HMV by 1927 and featured on the BBC programmes "Grand Hotel" and "Rainbow Room". Returned to Australia in March 1937 to give a four month tour for the ABC, then spent 8 weeks in New Zealand. During WWII gave over 1300 concerts for troops as a member of ENSA Party No. 1, which also included her husband, Australian baritone Reginald Morphew. Finally returned to Australia in November 1947 for further ABC tours. Retired from singing in February 1949. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Glen Sherley | Glen Milborn Sherley | US country singer-songwriter (b: 09-Mar-1936 : d: 11−May-1978). Sherley was serving a sentence at Folsom Prison when [a135946] became aware of his song "Greystone Chapel" just prior to recording his [m=27795] album. After release from prison, Sherley continued to write and perform, but had difficulty in adjusting to life outside of prison. He retreated from performing before taking his own life in 1978. |
| Search | Add | 21 | The All Rounders | South African band, they continued to back up [a1560183] after he left the band. | |
| 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 | Patrick Wittstock | German graphic designer and illustrator, founder of and artist at [l=AzraelDesign], also owns and runs Wittstock Design. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Елена Бекман-Щербина | Елена Александрова Бекман-Щербина | Yelena Bekman-Shcherbina - Russian pianist, 1882 – 1951. |
| Search | Add | 21 | 木村好夫とザ・ビアーズ | Yoshio Kimura & The Beards. Japanese easy-listening group, led by the guitarist [a=Yoshio Kimura]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Stephanie Pyren | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Ο Γεράσιμος Λαβράνος Και Η Ορχήστρα Του | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Hegyaljai Anna | Hegyaljai Anna | Hungarian cutting engineer in the 1960's and 70's. Mastering signature: [b]HA[/b]. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Walt Fortune | American bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Murray Sirdofsky | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Decap Herentals | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Paul Rattigan | Designer, particularly for Irish/Celtic releases. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Willy Johns | American bassist | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Brad Westering | Producer - songwriter | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Kasa de Orates | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Annelise Keestra | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 21 | John Maskell | Guitarist | |
| Search | Add | 21 | PLAYR2 | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Gilbert Einaudi | French drummer and singer | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Alan Sheppard | Musician from Barbados as well as producer at his own [l1768350]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | George F. Mott | Dance teacher and advisor. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jim Pearsall | James Pearsall | American artist and designer of music, theatre, and film posters. Born Shingle-house, Pennsylvania. He studied art at Manhattan's Pratt School of Art and Design in New York City, New York. Pearsall began his design and art career employed by advertising agencies on Madison Avenue. Besides designing numerous music album covers, Pearsall created the artwork for the 1974 film "Chinatown" and 1975's "Shampoo" and B-movie "Breakout" starring Charles Bronson as well as 1976's "Pardon Mon Affaire" and "A Star is Born". |
| Search | Add | 21 | Awankana | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | The Boozin' Bang'n' Dance Crew | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | KC Blaze | Đorđe Romandić | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Rushplᴂr | Michael Borůvka | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Lloyd Sepulveda | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Brian Witkin | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | SGDesigns | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Mackeral Cloth | Bassist (also plays guitar, keyboards, percussion, electronics, etc.). | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ingvar Skogsberg | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Hanna Cieślak | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Super 5 International | ||
| 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 | James Chavis | 1960s-1970s producer and label owner from Wilmington, Delaware. Operated the [l130418], [l179012], and [l775276] labels. | |
| 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 | akidontheinternet | Ambient project based out of Grand Rapids, Michigan. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | عبد العزيز محمود | عبد العزيز محمود (ʾAbd al-ʾAzīz Maḥmūd) | Abdel Aziz Mahmoud (died 1981) was an Egyptian actor and singer from Port Said. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Freq Boutique | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | William Charles Hancox | William Charles Davis Gilbert Hancox | British recording engineer (born 1886, died 1943). Recorded for GRAMCO/HMV from 1910 (using matrix suffixes aa / ab / ac) Later worked for Brunswick |
| Search | Add | 21 | Pocateja | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Artur Grassmann | Artur Grassmann | Polish grindcore musician. The founder of [l=Lifestage Productions]. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Pierre Soulié | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Remenz | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Wolfgang Städele | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Abdullah Papur | (Born in Turkey, Sivas, Divriği, İğdeli köyü at 1945 - died in 1989) has a son Ercan Papur, he's also singer. | |
| Search | Add | 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 | Hardnoiser | Dennis van Luttikhuizen | Dutch Harder Styles DJ/producer |
| Search | Add | 21 | Vasco Zorflux | Vasco Ribeiro | Psy-trance artist from Lisbon, Portugal. |
| Search | Add | 21 | André Tueroff | German graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Coleman O'Neal | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Phil Umbdenstock | French illustrator | |
| Search | Add | 21 | August von Kloeber | Carl Friedrich August von Kloeber | German painter, born 21 August 1793 in Breslau, Silesia (now Wrocław, Poland) and died 31 December 1864 in Berlin, Germany. |
| Search | Add | 21 | М.Д.П. | Моя Дерзкая Правда | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Trust-Design-Agency | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Wagner Design Unit | Design company owned by [a2047013]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Paul 'Pablo Thomas | Paul "Pablo" Thomas | |
| Search | Add | 21 | January Design | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Nigel Denver | Nigel Douglas McKenzie Denver | Scottish folk singer. Born in Glasgow 15. Dec 1938. Died in Birmingham 13th March 2018. |
| Search | Add | 21 | New Carrollton | Foetus Orangeline Jones - Metal, Saw, Spoons, Tapes Tyson's Blowpop - Metal Rhthym Tuba -1348- (a.k.a. [a=Jeffrey Surak]) - Strings, Electricals, Tapes Safeway - Milk, Metal Frank's Teeth - Metal, Lead bassoon Ben 'Harmonica' Ballston - Metal, Police sirens Nicholaus Van Ness - Keyboards, Gospel inspiration | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Reklamestudio CM Amsterdam | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Michel Laubacher | Michel Laubacher | |
| 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 | Carlos Eguiguren | Spanish photographer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Armando Matías Guiu | Armand Matias i Guiu | Playwright, comic book author, radio screenwriter and writer of children's literature, among other literary activities. (Barcelona, November 27, 1925 - October 12, 2004) He was best known as the screenwriter, between 1955 and 1972, of the children's radio program "Tambor" of [a2323259]. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Popeye The Sailor Man | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Fernando JFL | Fernando Giotefeli | Illustrator / graphic designer and musician from Brazil. Played bass guitar "Live" for [a=Damn Youth] |
| Search | Add | 21 | Eddie Kennedy | Northern Irish music promotor and manager, most notably of [a=Taste (2)]. Owner of the Maritime Club in Belfast. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Hangyássy László | Hungarian bass player | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Pedrag Sarić | ||
| 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 | C.A.P. Concepts In Design | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Twelve Point Rule | Design agency in NYC, USA. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Hotu | Design collective from Bordeaux, France. Nowadys mainly into Music Video and Film Production. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Senad Od Bosne | Soft-pop band formed in 1978 by band-mastermind and vocal leader Senad Galijasevic. After they realesed 6 albums (1978-1989), in 1991 he change his music style and become dance-pop sensation ''Senna M''. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Željko Barba | Željko Barba | Croatian guitarist. Tamburitza [Bugarijia] |
| Search | Add | 21 | Bill Bolls | Bill Bolls | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jair Supercap Show | ||
| 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 | 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 | Strike Vilakazi | South African vocalist, drummer, trumpeter, composer and music producer | |
| Search | Add | 21 | The Swinginest Chorale | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | František Alois Tichý | František Alois Tichý | Czech composer, arranger, pianist, and band leader (born March 25, 1898 in Chrudim, then Austro-Hungarian Empire, now Czech Republic – died March 10, 1971 in Prague, then Czechoslovakia). [b]DO NOT CONFUSE[/b] with the prolific Czech comedian [a=Alois Tichý] (1875-1922), an uncle of F. A. Tichý. František Alois Tichý was a popular Czech band leader in the late 1920s and 1930s. He also recorded under the pseudonyms Harry Brown, Jan Chrudimský, Jan Kovec, Smith Kwiet. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Decca Photo Studio | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Steve McGarry | Credited for design | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Stacy G. | Rapper/producer from Las Vegas, NV. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Dalembert | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Marcos Coifman | Marcos Coifman | Peruvian Bassist |
| Search | Add | 21 | Kim Gun Mo | 김건모 | South Korean singer-songwriter. Born 1968. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Angel Curras | Ángel Currás García | Ángel Currás García (1910-1988) was a Spanish composer, arranger and piano player, also direction/conductor roles related to Flamenco style . Worked on arrangements of classical pieces for [a3122587] (see also [a3122584]). Also worked with [a775396] for [a321902] repertoire. Composed in 1974 the music for Atlético De Madrid football team anthem, with [a2715514] lyrics. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jeff Suhy | A&R | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Dragoslav Brnović | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Mohamed Oujdi | Algerian singer | |
| 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 | David Baes | David Baes | |
| Search | Add | 21 | William Gunther | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | National Yugoslav Dance Theatre | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | F. O. Samson | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Studio ARTCO Berlin | German design agency see also [a2949072] | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Archibald Anderson | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Betances Photo Studio | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Ander Pijoan Lamas | Ander Pijoan Lamas | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Myles Byrne-Dunhill | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Madblush | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Gary Calvin | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Ninoslav Ademović | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | R. M. Bancroft | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Si Ahmed Ben Ali | Algerian producer, sometimes his name is spelled "Sid Ahmed Ben Ali" | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Stefan Lochmann | German graphics design artist from Wiesbaden. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Locust Factory | Null | Doom/drone project based in Rochester, New York. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Santa Bárbara Super Star | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Elfriede Wild | Mezzo-soprano vocalist. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Razvigor Spasojević | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Anthony Pelekanou | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Carriion | あなたの心と耳を傷つけます。 ジェネレーションZ | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Leo Israel | Leo Israel | Songwriter especially lyricist. Under BMI though unaffiliated IPI #: 23489385. Pseudonyms included Leo Paris, Victor Lear and Leo Daniels. Israel often wrote children's songs, including for the Captain Kangaroo TV show. But he also wrote popular songs. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Taff Thatcher | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Robert W. Rönström | Robert William Rönström | Swedish record collector, producer and owner of the [l730654] record company, born on June 7, 1929 in Stockholm, died on January 18, 2001 in Stockholm. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Tom Chantrell | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | James Bellesini | Australian graphic designer / visual artist. Associated with the design company [l988952]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Boy Dap | Anselmus Theodoor (Boy) Dap | composer and artist Boy Dap "Tata di Tumba" from Curaçao. Born 25-10-1933 Willemstad (Otrobanda) Curaçao, passed away 02-11-2021, buried cemetery Bethania Brievengat. Born into a musical family, his mother Carmen Rosalina played the tambourine and his father, Johannes Dap, a well-known saxophonist who also played drums, clarinet, piano and flute rehearsed at home with his Bright Star Band introduced him to jazz at a very early age. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Cielen | Polish bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Rolf Granderath | Rolf Granderath | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Gian Battista Mantegazzi | Giovanni Battista Mantegazzi | Swiss composer and conductor (* 23 October 1889 in Riva San Vitale, Tessin, Switzerland; † 05 February 1958 in Zürich, Switzerland). |
| Search | Add | 21 | Deon Slaviero | Australian bass player. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ill Tripp | Tim Olson | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Les Braid | William Leslie Braid | Bass player. Born September 15 1937; died July 31 2005. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Everaldo Pechler | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Krzysztof Szmidt | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Hans Herder | He published the record series "Swing Fan" on [l=ODEON] in the sixties and also did a lot for jazz for the various broadcasters and as a freelancer for newspapers and journals | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Visor Artwork | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | 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 | 21 | Paul Soupiset | Performer, recording artist, visual artist. Known association: visual art studio [a=Toolbox Studios, San Antonio] | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Washer Woman | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Ross Hudson | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Nisə Qasımova | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Joe-Hendrik Beentjes | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Jane Furst | (born 21 July 1944) is a contemporary English artist. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | 宮坂聖一 | Seiichi Miyasaka. Japanese music journalist and critic. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Khorzon | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Claudio Suriano | Claudio Suriano | Italian singer, songwriter, performer and actor born 14 September 1980 in Melfi. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Юрий Шапорин | Юрий Александрович Шапорин | Soviet composer, conductor and music teacher. USSR People's Artist (1954) Born: November 8 (October 27 O.S.), 1887, Hlukhiv, Chernigov Governorate, Russian Empire (now Sums’ka oblast, Ukraine) Died: December 9, 1966, Moscow, USSR |
| Search | Add | 21 | Sir Albert Douglas | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Axsaena | Death / thrash metal band from Toplița, Romania. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Kazumi Oguro | Japanese reed player | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Sekyedomasi Group Singers | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Matt Verschoor | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Les Casques Bleus | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Victor Fedorov | Romanian painter/illustrator Technical Manager of Opera Română in 1930's - 1940's Please do not confuse with russian musician [a1622013] | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Joze Ostranc | Classical clarinettist - appearing with the likes of [a=Alfred Scholz], probably fictitious. Credited with various name variants like José Ostranec, Jose Ostrac etc. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Kapelle Merton | Pseudonym used by Dajos Bela's orchestra ([a8994844] / [a8995135]) when recording for [l=Beka] and related labels. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Empompo Deyesse | Empompo Loway Deyesse | Congolese saxophonist and composer. Died January 21 1990. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Björn von Schlippe | German illustrator and cover designer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Kawaii Polar Bear Nazi | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | www.adultremix.com | Graphic Designer | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Andrei Shereshovets | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Vyacheslav Potapov | Vyacheslav Alexandrovich Potapov | Born: 20 August 1974 in Almaty, Kazakhstan. Vyacheslav Potapov biography (Progarchives) Vyacheslav Potapov (VP) is a musician and composer from Almaty, Kazakhstan. He has recorded six albums to date. His debut album, Sound Dependence, was released in 2003. Sound Dependence is written in the style of psychedelic rock. One year later, Potapov's music experienced a change of genre, with subsequent albums taking on progressive rock and jazz fusion styles. In 2004, VP recorded two albums: There Is An End To Everything, and At Sunset of Day's. In 2005 came another disc, The Lilac Garden, and in 2007, Moonstone (The Lunar Stone). The latter has a clear preponderance in the direction of jazz rock. In 2012, VP released the album Water World, which many prog lovers consider to be the most mature album in his discography. All of VP's albums are recorded in his own private studio (VP Studio). Besides Vyacheslav has created all the covers for his albums as well as for several other albums of the various bands. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Vince Van Go | Musician, Producer, Songwriter. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Free Trade Agency | Artist booking agency based in London, UK. Address: 15 Timber Yard Drysdale Street London N1 6ND +44(0)20 3700 3377 info@freetradeagency.co.uk | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Kevin Lamiell | Bass player | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Bob McPeek | American multi-instrumentalist, producer, and recording engineer from Gainesville, Florida. He passed away in 2022. He also managed [url=https://www.discogs.com/label/460297]Mirror Image Studios[/url], [l=Heartwood Soundstage], and [l=Hyde & Zeke Records]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Vinz Aquarian | Vincenzo Auteri | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Harry Wehner | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Andrea Sologni | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Umberto Iervolino | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Alexander "Casso Dinero" Wright | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Bavarian Krampus Arts | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Yan David | Canadian singer, songwriter. | |
| 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 | Willie Croes | William Croes | |
| 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 | Justo De Badajoz | Manuel Álvarez Fernández | Spanish flamenco guitarist Manuel Álvarez Fernández (b. Badajoz 1921 - d. Madrid 2011), son of Manuel Álvarez Soruve aka [a1193323] (born 1892, Badajoz, Spain - died 1962, Madrid, Spain). Nephew of José Álvarez Soruve aka [a897294] (b. Madrid,1896 - d. Madrid,1970.) and Ernesto de Badajoz (b. Madrid, 1902 - d. Madrid, 1972.) Also known as "Justo Badajoz". Based in Madrid since 1935. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Timmy Brothers | Graphic designers. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Santi Uribe (2) | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Laslo Barkasi | Laslo Barkasi is a music producer and label director from Moscow. Owner of the Soviet Recordings and head of international in United Music Group. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | B. Bocage | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Psychoziz | Darren Batchelor | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Andy Loebs | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Gary Peart | Producer, brother of [a935067] | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Gunārs Kļava | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Cullen Gallagher | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Iwona Omalecka | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Judi Sheppard Missett | Judi Sheppard Missett, founder and CEO of Jazzercise | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Intrendent | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | S-kaine | Rapper and producer from Osaka, Japan. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jay Andy Thompson | Engineer related to [l336011]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ken Fritz | Kenneth M. Fritz | Manager, founder of [a=Ken Fritz Management] in 1971 and later co-founder of [a=Fritz/Turner Management] with [a=Dennis Turner (2)]. |
| Search | Add | 21 | A.M.A.F. | Credited for art direction | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Wayne Sarantopoulos | Wayne Sarantopoulos | American metal multi-instrumentalist and vocalist. He also plays or has played in Procreant, Beware!, Reeking Filth and Stone Evil. Email: ghoulgotha@live.com |
| Search | Add | 21 | Vartevar Antossian | In Armenian letters: Վարդեվառ Անթօսեան or Վարդավառ Անթոսյան Lebanese Armenian musican, singer and songwriter | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Veronica Kross | Designer and photographer | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jonas Bye | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Michael Large | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Go Tada | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Pierre-Georges Pasquet | Pierre-Georges Pasquet | French graphic designer based in Brussels, Belgium. Contact: hello@pgpasquet.com |
| Search | Add | 21 | Lautaro Rosas | Lautaro Rosas Varela | He is a Chilean musician, composer and multi-instrumentalist, specializing in string and wind instruments, such as Spanish guitar and Arabic lute, clarinets and reed flutes, among others. He studied Music Education Pedagogy at the Catholic University of Chile. He has lived in the Barcelona area since the mid-1970s, where he has participated in different groups and collaborated with excellent artists from the Catalan field. He has been a teacher at the Taller de Músics de Barcelona and at the Ricomà de Terrassa and Rubi schools. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Doreen Denning | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Konstantin Galat | Константин Галат | Graphic designer and photographer. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Pity Zapata | Rigoberto Zapata Ramírez | Bolivia singer and percussionist (b. January 1938 - d. 30th of January 2021). |
| Search | Add | 21 | Andy Shane | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Jean S. Berger | Jean Stéphane Berger | French composer and arranger, founder of and engineer at [l=Studio Musical Force]. |
| Search | Add | 21 | George Hodorogea | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Le Yapi Jazz | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Geschwister Gundolf | Austrian [i]Volksmusik[/i] (folk music) ensemble from Innsbruck, Tirol. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Mick Perry | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Mikael Richard | French graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | David Radahd-Jones | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Paulina Taylor | Darryn Taylor | DJ specializing in Trance, Hard Trance, Ambient, Happy Hardcore, Hardcore & Jungle. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Remo Pizzardi | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Γιάννης Bach Σπυρόπουλος | Greek pianist, composer, lyricist, arranger, and author of music books (b. 1953, Athens). | |
| Search | Add | 21 | DeeJay Laura | Electronic dance music DJ / producer from Madrid, Spain Style focus: Hard Dance | Hard House | Hard Trance | Bounce | Donk Label owner: [l422119] | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Anita Pilewska | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Rubito Dallas Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Vincenzo Perez | Vincenzo Perez | Vincenzo Perez è un DJ e Produttore di musica elettronica nato a Napoli il 1993. grazie ai genitori appassionati di musica vincenzo approccia a essa, inizia con i primi mix all'età di 15 anni... segue e lavora come promoter per grandi gruppi della propria città come "Angels Of Love" approcciando, masticando un pò di 'house music.. all'età di 20 anni Vincenzo approccia con melodie minimal house micro.. si trasferisce a Londra dove vivrà 2 anni... Inizia a lavorare come promoter con un grande club come il "Fabric London" precisamente lavora con "WetYourSelf" grazie a Cormac, Peter Pixler e Jacob Husley riuscendo anche a suonare, aprendo le danze ad artisti dal calibro come Tobias Freund, Dexter e Makam suona anche con "No-Attitude" in vari clubs e warehouses... 2013 torna a Napoli dove inizia ad approcciare nella produzione musicale e evolvendo anche nel DJing inizia anche ad approcciare anche sul vinile.. 2016 Suona con "Pragmatism" dove sarà resident con Angelo, condividendo la console con artisti come Dj Tree, Alex Picone, Riccardo, Ian F, Niff, Omar, Francesco Del Garda... 2018 Vincenzo inizia un progetto con i Djs Kris Vortex, Atomo e Ferdinando, chiamato Electronic Rendez-Vous dove hanno il piacere di ospitare e condividere la console con artisti come Dj Tree, Riccardo, Niff, Saverio Celestri, Angelo, Gabriel, Domenico Rosa e tanti altri.. 2020 Vincenzo decide di partire per Berlino, dove vivrà 3 anni... affinando sempre di più la sua cultura musicale, putroppo suonerà poco nella città tedesca, torna nel 2023 a Napoli dove è attualmente attivo con la sua etichetta discografica "Revoevol Recordings" ed ovviamente facendo girare sempre dischi con nuovi mix. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Huey P. | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Βασίλης Μποέμης | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Balance Mastering | Mastering studio | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Simon Gylden | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Amy Hamdan | Helmi Hamdan | A visual artist from Malaysia |
| Search | Add | 21 | Marc D'Aieur | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Emil Jeleń | Polish producer, composer, arranger, musician, and vocalist. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Anthony Atlas | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Bayram Koca | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Toks Shotade | Nigerian musician (keyboards, bass), producer and sound engineer. Known to have worked at [l323866]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | MKG Band | MKG Band | Session band supporting producer Mato Došen, active in the second half of 80s. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Chuck Dakota | Mats Dacke-Götaverken | Swedish bassist. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Anthony "Sooty" Jones | Bassist | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Aguaprieta | Mexican ranchera group | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Eltao | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Stranger Boys | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Marton Project | Marton Csaba | Techno producer, Orosháza, Hungary |
| Search | Add | 21 | Calef Studios | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Stuart Crossland | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | PMS Ontwerp | Dutch design agency located in Hilversum, The Netherlands, previously named [a2262562]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Unwanted Hands | "Unwanted Hands" is the Dark Ambient/Krautrock duo of Rubidium Rings and Emerson Holland. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Godwin Kabaka Okpara | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Fantasy House | Steve Hickey | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Zoran Tirnanić | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Michael Quatro Band | American progressive rock band from Detroit, Michigan. Michael Quatro is the brother of [a=Suzi Quatro] and [a=Patti Quatro]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Le Dynamic Jazz | Congolese orchestra | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Herman van Loenhout | Herman George van Loenhout | Dutch singer-songwriter (Eindhoven, April 10, 1946 – November 19, 2015) |
| Search | Add | 21 | Z-66 | Spanish rock band founded in Mallorca in 1966 and leaded by Lorenzo Santamaría. They usually sang cover versions of English hits, influenced by Vanilla Fudge and Blood, Sweat & Tears. Other members were Vicenç Caldentey (guitar), Pedro Brunet (sax), Leopoldo González (bass) and Tito (drums). Previous to their first recordings Manolo Mari replaced Tito, Jose Noguera replaced Gerónimo and Manolo Ness replaced Pedro Brunet. They split-up in 1970. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | George S. Chase | American composer of film and library music. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Balalaika-Orchester Alexander Bochensky | Balalika orchestra conducted by [a=Alexander Bochensky] and [a=Ika Wolters]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | The Lost Dragon | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Jerry Dalalo | Jerry Dalalo (born December 8, 1973) is an American turntablist, who was most notably part of the band Insolence. He is of Filipino descent and was raised in California. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Het Leedy Trio | The Leedy Trio appeared on stage since 1947. The Dutch amusement-trio originally existed of bassplayer and man of dry humour Ger Faber, Guitarist en comediant Bert Bibaz, with his powerful voice, which he could use in a crazy way but also as a serious singer, who were completed with pianist/composer John Möring, who left them in 1962 to go and work for Bovema (becoming the Dutch EMI). His place was taken by Tonny Dijkman, but after his passing away in november 1966 he was replaced in 1967 by Ad Veen. Ad used to be a slender man studying piano at the conservatory, but then he became a both very striking and voluminous showfigure, of which his performance of their success "Beestjes", also on Dutch T.V., very much testifies. Ger Faber was married to Conny Hollestelle, alias Conny Van den Bos, until he passed away in 1998. He also was a manager with recordcompany Basart Records International for which company the Leedy trio also recorded in those days on the Park and Vier Wieken labels. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Wish I Was A Wife | Project started by Zachary Caputo in 2020, showcasing "sound design jams". | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Eddie Brunner Sextett | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Karel De Rijk | Art Director. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Puiu Ghera | Romanian accordion player | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jerome Sabourin | Also known as "Jerome 'Jay' Sabourin" | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Glen Bartup | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Rémi Mignault | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Memory Of Justice Band | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Paula Wood | Art Director, Designer | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Horacio Gallo | Graphic and interior designer. Worked extensively on album design and art direction, theatrical set design and lighting, and currently specializes in restaurant design. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Guy Villers | French mastering engineer who worked for [l344116]. At Barclay he signed his work by etching his initials [i]GV[/i] in the matrix runout; in these cases use the credit [i]Lacquer Cut By[/i] with the appropriate ANV. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Eric Flexyourhead | Eric Thorkellson | |
| 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 | Piotr Urbanek | Piotr Urbanek | Guitarist. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Míla Fürstová | Czech designer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Billy May's Music | Credit associated to Billy May's work with early-1950s satirist [a450006], using his arranging skills to help Freberg create spoofs of then-current hits by creating musical backing often stunningly close to the original hit single. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Chris Grande | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Orchestra Montanari - Zampa | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Jokoko | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | The Cameo Dance Orchestra With Vocalists | ||
| 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 | Dutch Mason Blues Band | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Cameron Randle | Former Vice-President and General Manager of [l=Arista Texas]. Also associated with [a=Gladrock Artists] management. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Rene Eyre | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Teddy Piaz | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Jac Murphey | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Main Titles Ltd. | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Project Viva | Design and production. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Laz Pina | Lazaro Pina | New York bassist. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Ansambl Janike Balaža | Members: Janika Balaž - prim Cveta Sladić Čiča - bassprim Joška Kovač - bassprim Ivan Nikolić - bassprim Momčilo Nikolić - cello Stevan Kormanjoš Pišta - kontra Ivan Dimić - bassprim Steva Nikolić - bass | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Jean-Guy Bourbonnais | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Jacques Paciarz | Polish-born French illustrator (1921- ) | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Synthetic Fantasy | Psychedelic trance / Trance project | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Elke Puecker | Elke Puecker | Ex-wife of [a=Edward Ka-Spel] and mother of [a=Calyxx]. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Herbert Csasznik | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Μαρία Καρλάκη | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Fabrizio Raffaelli | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Rob Borges | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Walter Balmer | Swiss folk music accordion player and composer. Born June 15, 1921; dies March 4, 1983. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Alexander Hilzensauer | Bass player from Austria. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Archie Shepp - Horace Parlan Duo | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | 9XO Media | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Lenka Kovaříková | Lenka Kovaříková | Czech graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Patrick Michalishyn | Patrick Michalishyn | Patrick also runs the label [l1036080] |
| Search | Add | 21 | Art Salt | American jazz saxophonist | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Анатолий Савин | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Sture Hällström | Swedish reissue producer. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Алексей Зубарев | Алексей Павлович Зубарев | Alexey Pavlovich Zubarev (April 17, 1959, Leningrad) - Soviet and Russian rock musician, guitarist of the rock group [a=Аквариум] (1992–1997 and since 2013), author of film music. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Lori Marlowe-Lahman | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Tip-N-Syl | James Wirrick, Sylvester James | |
| Search | Add | 21 | RDM Edition | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Chris Littleton | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | W. Anthony Shakes | Owner and Producer of [l175163] | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Per Thorsell | Per Thorsell | Per plays one of the guitars in the band Robert Johnson And Punchrunks (RJaP), but when they sometimes play electronic style (as RJaP, Flymo Twins or Da Nilroy Brothers) he takes care of the laptop and a synthesizer. Per resigned from the band in 2008. Also founder of [l1675468] |
| Search | Add | 21 | Cynos | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Enzo Toppano | Australian piano accordionist (1928 - 2013) | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Fratelli De Rege | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | RCA Camden Rockers | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | DeLeon Richards | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Fingered | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | เดือนเพ็ญ อำนวยพร | Duenpenh Umnuayporn | |
| 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 | Kay Rush | Japanese American radio show creator and host, TV presenter, and deejay. Based in Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, France. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Daniel Paul Boucher | Wrong Way Archival Bureau | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Marshall Flippo | Born September 2, 1927, Tuscola, Texas Passed away November 4, 2018, Osage Beach, Missouri Flip attended school in Wylie Texas, where he was class president and played football and baseball. After school, he joined the Navy during World War II where he served on the USS Piedmont, USS Lander and USS Dixie and played baseball for the them after the war was over. After serving, he returned to Abilene in 1949 and married Neeca Lee Redus. They started taking square dance lessons in 1951 and he started calling dances in 1952. After vacationing at Kirkwood Lodge in 1959, he was hired in 1962 as entertainment director leading to a 40-year history at the lodge including being a part owner. In 1963 he and Neeca gave birth to their only son John. Flip would work 6 months at the lodge when it was open and spend the other 6 months touring the world calling square dances in the US, Japan and Germany. He recorded for [l192608] and [l211025] as well as guest recordings for several other companies. He sold over a million square dance records, receiving gold records for “The Auctioneer” and “Every Street’s A Boulevard”. He has received just about every award there is in square dancing including the prestigious Milestone Award and a Lifetime Achievement Award in 2016. Flip was also a founding member of Callerlab, the governing body of square dancing. In 2000, Flip moved to Tucson, Arizona to be the resident caller at the Rincon West RV Park where he stayed until 2018. Then he moved back to Osage Beach to live with his son and his wife, John and Shelly. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Dariusz Sojka | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Mihály Tabányi | Tabányi Mihály | Hungarian jazz accordionist, born 1 February, 1921 in Pilis, Hungary. Won first prize in accordion competition in Budapest in 1940, first recorded as swing soloist in 1942 and then led several recording bands 1942-1949. Among his sidemen were [a=Elek Bacsik] and [a=Rudolf Wirth]. He made further recordings as a leader 1954-1963. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Winged | Death/black metal band from Catania (Italy). Band founded by [a8091786] in August 1991. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | ザ・ボックス | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Lenky Roy | Dennis Narcisse | Jamaican reggae artist. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Steven Gullett | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | 3EIGE | Dave Girard | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Lukassen Produkties | Dutch management, booking and events organizing agency, founded in 1963 as [a4379453] by [a5142642]. Changed name to Lukassen Produkties when Leo handed over the running of the company to his children. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Derek Burton | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | OKUD Joža Vlahović | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Matija Koletić | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Tarek Okbir | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Harry Brooker | Pianist and lap steel guitar player. Died November 3, 1956 at age 41. Father of [a257412]. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Michaela Kordová-Šimková | Michaela Kordová-Šimková | Slovak graphic designer and photographer. |
| Search | Add | 21 | The Inverted Mirror | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | The Magik Word | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Mick Usher | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Carole Schreier | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Kapelle Rhybuebe | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Guy Printemps | ||
| 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 | Nylar | Niall Robert Butson | UK Hardcore, Freeform & Hard Dance Producer Macclesfield, United Kingdom |
| Search | Add | 21 | Giorgia Carteri | Italian-Swedish guitarist and artist. Owner of [l2385364]. Married to [a677915] since 2022. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Άγγελος Αβράμης | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Antoine Gadiou | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Sam Maxion | Sam Maxion | Sam Maxion (born January 2, 1971), known also by Slammin’ Sam, DJ Slammin’ Sam or Slam, is a Filipino-American Dj, Remixer, Producer. During the height of the “West Coast Freestyle" music period (mid 1990s to 2000), he was referred to as the “Puff Daddy of West coast Freestyle”, reflective of his productions, remixes & original tracks which topped Billboard charts and radio air waves playlists. Growing up in Pittsburg, CA, took up piano playing at 12. He graduated from Pittsburg High School. Continued studies in recording arts & journalism at Los Medanos College and Diablo Valley College. Throughout his early teens, Maxion proceeded to refine his dj skills through various dj groups and performing at various events. Creating mixtapes for school friends and family members. These cassette mixtapes were highly structured productions, utilizing the “pause button” technique of editing. Compiling a “series” of mixtapes that are now remastered and available for download.[1] Maxion entered a “dj mix-off” held by San Francisco radio station, put together by then radio mixer Cameron Paul. His submission was chosen as number 2 among over 1500 entries. The actual recording of this on-air announcement and the mix is available. Soon after, Maxion, djed at several night clubs throughout the Bay Area, even though he wasn’t of age (under 21). Maxion continued to further expand on the music direction by constructing a home-based recording studio. Equipment included were: Emax II sampling keyboard, 4 track Tascam recorder, Alesis multitrack, to name a few. Early career Maxion interned at San Francisco radio station Wild 107 (now Wild 94.9) with Dj LuvCheez of the Mancow Morning Show. Host Mancow requested a production song utilizing the cartoon “Underdog”. Maxion obliged and put together a track incorporating samples taken from various videos. It was aired and the response was positive. Then-Program Director Rick Thomas heard the production and decided to give Maxion a chance as a “mixer” for the station. Thomas wanted Maxion to have a nickname. Several were used: sizzlin, smokin’. After some deliberating, “Slammin’” was the agreed name, thus began “Slammin’ Sam”. Maxion began putting together mixshows for all periods of the day including weekend slots. Transition to Producer/Mixer Maxion left radio to focus on the development of his company “Slammin’ Entertainment”. A full-fledge dj, recording studio & record label service. Teamed up with Galaxy Freestyle Records producer/songwriter Randy Taylor-Weber on the worldwide hit “In A Dream” (Maxion provide engineering as well as co-production input). The first successful original production project was the S Factor, with lead singer Sharyn Maceren. The single “Hard to Get” rose up the dance charts in the Bay Area and throughout the country. With the momentum build from the initial single, Maxion was in demand by several major labels for remix work (See discography for full listing). His remix of “Forget About Dre” was featured on “Hollywood Hamilton’s Top 30″, syndicated show in Los Angeles/New York. Maxion released several albums Throughout the production & remix work, Maxion continued djing at clubs and radio stations throughout the world. (see discography for full listings). Since Wild 107, his radio station stints includes KNUQ (Hawaii), KPTY (Phoenix), KSFM (Sacramento), & recently Wild 106 (San Luis Obispo). Current music career Maxion conducts weekly studio sessions providing remix and original production work, djs at various club events throughout the East Bay California area. In 2009, Maxion released “Excitor” mixtape, a collection of party tracks as well as original work such as “Aura” featuring Ladysage, “Take Control” feat. Venom, Charizma, & Ladysage. Maxion was featured in a Contra Costa Times article review of the DJ Hero video game. In 2012 will be releasing "Excitor 3" mixtape album. Maxion is involved in several endeavors outside of music. In 2009, founded TVEPN "The Virtual Entertainment Programming Network". Portal site that covers pop culture, music, gaming & entertainment. The site is home of "The Slam Show". Weekly online variety talk show presented on ustream & iTunes. Broadcast live every Monday night @ 8pm pst. Maxion hobbies include:Texas hold 'em Poker tournaments, fantasy football (In 2009, won 3 championships). Working out and running. (Yearly participant of the "Bay to Breakers" marathon in San Francisco). Die hard San Francisco 49er fan. RIP Ed "Doe" Maxion. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Gethsemane Quartet | 1960s-1980s religious group from Greensboro, North Carolina. | |
| Search | Add | 21 | Stephen Monahan | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Rade Radivojević | Radivoje Radivojević | Serbian composer, arranger, producer and keyboards player. Used to be member of 'Daltoni'. Father of [a=Ognjan Radivojević]. |
| Search | Add | 21 | Orchestra Of Sergio Rafael | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Fred Casimir | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Alexander Sekulovski | ||
| Search | Add | 21 | Kieran Mayo | ||
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| Search | Add | 21 | Art Boyd | Arthur Lawrence Boyd | Born: June 23rd 1928, Burleson, Texas. Record and recording company owner, recording engineer. Founded the [l220244] in 1966, in Radcliff, Kentucky, the last year of Mr. Boyd's military career; Relocated to St. Paul, Minnesota in 1967. Mr. Boyd reinstated the [l220244] branding the company with a different logo, while attending Bethel College. In 1970 Mr. Boyd built his own recording studios and changed the company name to [l223835], branding the company with a new logo, which was in operation up to 1980. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Orrigami Entertainment | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Rano Karno | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Freddie Tieken | Frederick Earl Tieken | American musician, vocalist, songwriter, arranger, recording engineer, producer, artist manager, music publisher, concert promoter, and designer/graphic artist. For 16 years, he fronted his own bands, playing over 3,500 live gigs and spending thousands of hours in recording sessions. And has owned and operated three recording studios. Born September 25, 1935, Meyer, Illinois; died April 18, 2022, Paradise Valley, Arizona, age 86. Brother of drummer [a=Dennis Tieken]. Spouse of Gail Tieken (nee Smith), married on May 14, 1971, who ran bookings and public relations for the couple's various firms. Performed as Freddie Tieken, and later known as Fred Tieken. May also appear on releases misspelled as Fred Teiken. Born 1935 in Meyer, Illinois. Raised in Meyer, Illinois; Quincy, Illinois; and Canton, Missouri. Began performing in the early 1950s with his group Freddie Tieken with His Four Stars, at the Lorraine, Illinois, town hall. Later formed a group The Freddie Tieken Combo. Began working as an automotive assembly mechanical draftsman for Gardner Denver in Quincy, Illinois. Played with the The Mood Notes, in Keokuk, Iowa. Formed [a=Freddie Tieken And The Rockers] after meeting [url=/artist/2032093]Byron "Wild Child" Gipson[/url], with Mark Millspaugh on upright bass, Ron Davis on drums, Wild Child on vocals, piano and guitar, and Freddie on sax and vocals. That band later recorded a single on [l=Hit (9)] Records at Boulevard Studios in Chicago, "Sittin' Here Cryin'" b/w "Uncle John," both written by Wild Child, and reached number 24 on the Billboard R&B chart, and later re-released on both the Laurie and Astra labels. Early 1960s, Tieken was hired by and eventually made partner at Creative Printers in Quincy, Illinois, as a commercial artist. Built first recording studio in his basement in Quincy, and founded [l=IT Records (3)] with Rockers band co-member [a=Jack Inghram] mid-1960s. Late 1960s, changed band name to Freddie Tieken's American Music Band. Ran the ZigZag Club in Turner Hall, Quincy. Renamed his band to [url=/artist/2975684]ILMO Smokehouse[/url] circa 1969, which recorded an album at Beautiful Sounds Studio in Memphis. Stopped performing live after one album to focus on management. In 1973, left position as designer/art director at Creative Printers & Advertising and started his own design firm, housed in a rundown Victorian mansion on Spring Street in Quincy, with a recording studio and rehearsal facility in the basement, the talent agency and design offices on the second floor. With his brother Dennis, reformed "Smokehouse" as a three-piece power trio (Willie Dale III, Dennis Tieken, Micki Free), which eventually was renamed The Ultimate Flash. Founded concert lighting firm Lighting by Libra in mid-1970s. Relocated from Quincy to Northeast Rogers Park, Chicago, late 1970s. Renovated a house there, with a recording studio in the basement, and graphic design, photography and talent agency offices on the upper floors, called Armageddon Talent Associates (ATA) Recording/Rehearsal Studios ([l=ATA Studios, Chicago]), opened December 17, 1979. During this time, produced and recorded artists, including on his own label [l=Rogers Park Records], and provided graphic design services, including for [l=Ovation Records], Gerim Studios, and Chess Recording Studios. Relocated 1986 to Phoenix, Arizona, and opened Tieken Design & Creative Services studio on Central Avenue. In 2002, relocated to Paradise Valley, Arizona, and wound down his business activities. He and Gail opened Tieken Gallery art gallery in 2015 in Paradise Valley, Arizona. |
| Search | Add | 20 | MollweideGrafix | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Dżej Dżej | Jacek Jędrzejak | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Najma Merchant | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Frédéric Partouche | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Alejandro Sergi | Alejandro Gustavo Sergi Galante | Argentinian pop singer, guitarist, songwriter, producer, DJ, known as [b]Ale Sergi[/b] (born 5 Oct. 1971) |
| Search | Add | 20 | T. Ramanuja Iyengar | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | DJ Housewife | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Maria Capri | Maria Capri | Vocalist. Known for being the voice of [m110132], the [a=Martine] project and several Discomagic and S.A.I.F.A.M. projects in the 1990s. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Bamboos Of Jamaica | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Anne Pellowski | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Les 3 Bars | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Djmadwax | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Εύα Στυλ | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Margalit Tzanani | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Liebrand Images | Liebrand Images is part of [a=Ben Liebrand] Audio Studio B.V. Started in 1991 in high end 3D visualizations and animations. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | مارسيل فرنسيس | Marcel Francis was a Lebanese sound engineer associated with [l=Baalbeck Studios]. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Lukáš Filip | Czech saxophone and keyboards player | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Rick Lazaroff | Rick Alexander Lazaroff | Canadian bassist, born 20 June 1957 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Nina Port | An American art director and visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Greedy DJs | UK based DJ & Producer duo. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Melissa Mauzy | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Christoph Trücher | Christoph Trücher | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Л. Фирсанова | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Paul Vismara | American musician and artist. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Jo Asgeir Lie | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Blagoje Košanin | (8 January 1940 - 24 November 2013) Serbian folk songwriter and producer from Kosovo, Serbia. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Purple Johnson Blimp Situation | Purple Johnson Blimp Situation began in 2005, 2 years after the break up of their previous band, "The Cheese Dirigible". It was around this time, as the legend goes that Norwood Grimes and Peter Because sold their souls to a mysterious fellow by the name of Harleyquin Z. Jones, just off the freeway at Murray Bridge... The rest, they say, is history. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Bodilis Gaël | Founder of the French [l=Rebelles Européens] label. Was previously manager of French RAC band [a=Brutal Combat] | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Kourtney Keller | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Fred Rai | Manfred Raible | Fred Rai (born 27 November 1941 in Ellwangen, Germany - died 24 April 2015 near Dasing, Germany) was a German musician, author and expert for horses. He was also the founder of the theme park "Western-City" in Dasing, Germany. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Futuresport | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Ronald Putzker | Graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Patrick H. Murphy | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Musikkorps Der Kölner Schutzpolizei | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Los Aristocratas De Chicago | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Jack Aistrop | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Muc Softić | Mustafa Softić | Brother of [a=Edwin Softić]. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Cecile Charlton | Cecile Claudine Charlton | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Tuna Universitaria De Barcelona | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Antikriz | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Gull Graphics | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Γιώργος Κολοβός | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Tekno Mobil Squad | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Nur Afni Octavia | Nur Afni Octavia | Nur Afni Octavia (born in Medan, October 27, 1958) is an Indonesian singer and actress. The singer of the song If You're Alone was famous in the 1970s to early 1980s. |
| Search | Add | 20 | One-Winged Angel | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Aasiyah Designs | Visual Design from Dallas, Texas. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | J.C. Barreto | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Billy Mays III | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | xgum | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | BADREMIXER666 | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | 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 | 20 | أرشاش | Archach is a Moroccan group founded in 1979. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Potatoes Zuma | 1947-2019. South African bass 'groaner', vocalist, composer and producer active over four decades. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Dominik André | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Sigmund Ledaal | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Brian Moura | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Angel Nančevski | Accordion player, composer, arranger, leader of Ansambl Angela Nančevskog and co-leader of 'Narodni Orkestar Galevski-Nančevski', Born November 13, 1923, Skopje, died May 4, 1991, Skopje. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Gotthard Erichsen | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Quest Typesetting | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Jacob Van Loon | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Jaime Torregrosa | Spanish session bass/guitar player, and producer. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Joe Saehrig | Started to sing in school band [a=Exzess (5)] in 1980. Was involved with weekend project [a=Zyklon-Schlips & Die Atombomben] as singer a bit later, too. Picked up the bass guitar and formed [a=E.V. (4)] late 1981 with Charlie Clausen and Peter Haaks when Exzess broke up. "Zyklon Schlips" released the tape [r=5904904] in an edition of 50 copies only, and all bands were part of the [r=5904779] compilation tape. In the mid 1980´s [a=E.V. (4)] became [a=3 Of A Perfect Pair] with new drummer Rudi. After the demise of [a=3 Of A Perfect Pair] Joe switched to guitar, kept Rudi and formed [a=Black Nivea] in 1989. Ever since, in different incarnations, Black Nivea kept an extremely low key existence, and there are plans for a 25 anniversary show in 2014. Joe wrote most of the lyrics for all bands involved, plus most of the music for Black Nivea, too. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Bastürdkunt | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Chester Skaggs | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Roger Marks' Armada Jazz Band | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | 77 Cuts | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Lada Edmund Jr. | Lada Michele Perkins | American singer, dancer, actress and movie stunt performer. Also know as Lada St. Edmund. At 17 years old, she was a go-go dancer on the TV show Hullabaloo (1965). After some appearances in small budgeted movies, seeing that she would have difficulty breaking in films, she became a Hollywood stunt person and driver and became the highest paid female in that industry. As singer, she released five singles in the 60's. Born: 1 April 1947 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. |
| Search | Add | 20 | ธนกฤต เพชรวรรณ | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Perseas Rizos | Saxophonist, multi-instrumentalist, composer | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Lao Yi Li Chun Ban | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Darjo Rot | Slovenian music executive. Founder and owner of [l=Nika Records]. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Hammarsten | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Kim Biesemans | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Martin Appoldt | German graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Kinderkoor De Chicklets | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Gunnar Staalesen | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Darren Gilmore | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Filip Grodzicki | Polish punk rock guitarist and bassist from Płock. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Red Geller | Helmut Rellergerd | German author is born 25.01.1945 in Altena-Dahle/Germany. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Αθανάσιος Χάρος | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Scott Shellhamer | Scott Shellhamer | Drummer/guitarist/vocalist and founding member of [a=American Heritage]. Drummer for defunct band [a=Ghosts And Vodka]. While based in Chicago, he was also a member of the Austin, Texas indie rock band [a=Quien es, BOOM!], contributing digital compositions and arrangements. Shellhammer also works as a visual artist. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Lloret Salvatge | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Russell Dashiell | Russell Stuart Dashiell | Guitarist, vocalist, pianist, and songwriter. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Greg McDevitt | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Vox-Symphonie-Orchester | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Gizem Winter | The illustrator Gizem Winter grew up in Turkey and now lives and works in Cologne, Germany. Her works include numerous realistic portraits with fine lines, as well as cartoon-like illustrations in discreet colors. Her husband is "[a2242116]" and together they are "[a5300221]". | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Logan H. Westbrooks | Logan H. Westbrooks is widely recognized as one of the central figures responsible for opening the doors of the music industry to black artists and executives. In addition to his pioneering role as the Director of Special Markets at CBS Records in the 1970s, Westbrooks is known for his work as an educator, international business consultant, author, real estate entrepreneur, pastor and philanthropist. Appearing in [l=Source Records (4)] releases | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Júlia Babo | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | José Celso Guida | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Ruben De Haan | Ruben de Haan | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Deep Factory | Daniel Ribeiro | Daniel Ribeiro is a dj, producer and composer of several hits in dance music. The project appeared in Minas Gerais (BR) in mid 2005, together with his phonographic creations. His productions are separated by land and sound in each of his signed projects such as Aura Tribe, Mysterious, Hardfloor and Amnesya. Deep Factory today, presents a solid, unique and traveling identity, packed by the groove of house music. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Pete Shutler | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | The Interstellar Cementmixers | Experimental synthesizer duo from Nottingham, England, formed on August 11th 1987, by the ever present line up of Richard (Rich) Collins and Stephen (Dump) Martin. Late 1989 was a period of Lo-Fi straight to cassette experiments in chaos, followed by two years of slightly more organised and slightly less chaotic 4-track recordings, that led to a synth-ambient side project under the name Warped Dust to emerge. From 1993 - 1998 Interstellar Cementmixers still on cassette, produced several Warped Dust style albums. Some of these cassettes featured reviews in AUDION magazine and by Andy G at C&D Services, which led to sales figures doubling. Cell Block Z released in 1997 satisfied the early experimental leanings, which led to the final cassette album Catacomb Discord which released in 1998. 1999 was the start of the Interstellar Cementmixers transition to CD which led them to release another 5 albums. Accessibility to digital recording facilities in 2011 led them to release Submerged Reality, followed by a number of remastered albums from Auricle in 2017. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Les Diablotins | Group from Gabon. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Ray Stevens II | US bass player, guitarist and producer from the Bay Area, California. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Jaz Wiseman | Bass player and singer | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Cat As Furry Theremin | Noise music project from Devon (UK). Founder of [l=Catsfur]. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Enrico Monti | Enrico Monti | Italian dance music producer, husband of [a=Sabrina]. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Cash Hakavelli | Benjamin Stackington | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Ben Okonkwo | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | D.H. Laurence Jr. | Deborah Ann Harry (née Angela Trimble) | See [b][a=Deborah Harry][/b]. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Stelmarya | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Curtis Urbina | American music publisher (born in Bronx, New York), label owner ([l=Quark Records]) and dynamic and successful music industry veteran. Has worked with major such [l=EMI], BMG/Sony, [l=Universal] and [l=Warner Music] and with [a=Kid Rock], [a=Roger Daltrey], [a=Ron Wood], [a=Charlie Watts], [a=Deborah Gibson], [a=Bobby Womack], [a=Shannon], [a=Roger Sanchez], [a=Blaze] & many more. He was instrumental in several successful club labels, creating the first opportunities for many of today’s leading DJ/ producers & remixers. He was also an Adjunct Professor at New York University where he taught courses on the Music Industry, the Business of Music Publishing, Careers in the Music Business, and developing a Record Label. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Gary Rigmaiden | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | José Ribamar da Silva | José Ribamar Pereira da Silva | Brazilian composer and musician (pianist) from Rio de Janeiro, RJ, born on 9 December 1919. Died 6 September 1987. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Axel Domke | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Milovan Ilić Minimax | Milovan "Minimaks" Ilić was a Serbian radio and television host. He was born in the village of Lipnica near Kragujevac, Kingdom of Yugoslavia. He completed primary and secondary school in Kragujevac, and studied law in Belgrade. He started in the satirical magazine Jež, and in 1960 he moved to Radio Belgrade. He became famous as radio host of a show "Minimax". Show was broadcasted during decade of 1970's. "Minimum govora, maksi muzike" (reduce contento of speaking to minimum, increase content of music to maximum). Therefore was his nickname "Minimax" that followed him until the end of his life. He was host of many radio shows, most famous was "Tup tup" (hosted for 22 years). Show was with a lot of funny moments, and a lot of music. In his radio show, some of artist appeared for the first time. Communist party cancelled his show, so he was for a short time TV host of "Od glave do pete". That show was cancelled too, and in 1990, he went to TV Politika, and later TV Palma and TV Pink. In TV Politika, he became famous as host for "Minimaksovizija", TV show, with many celebrities as a guests. He read many interviews and other documents, just to prepare for his show and his guests. He was host at TV Palma in show "Nedelja kod Minimaksa". Author of more than 8 books, mostly his songs and short jokes ("aforizmi"). Born: 5 November 1938 (Lipnica, Kingdom of Yugoslavia) Died: 9 February 2005 (Padova, Italy, aged 66) At the end of 2004, Minimaks received a liver transplant at the clinic of the University of Padova, where he died. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Kylan Harv | Michael Alfredo Chica Camargo | Singer and composer based in New York City, NY, USA. Born 6th August 1993 in Guayaquil, Ecuador. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Emilio Quiñones | Puerto Rican singer | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Data Hoarder | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Pixel 71 | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Feridun Ertaşkan | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Biosphia | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Tero Risti | Tero Mustonen | Music producer and DJ born in Finland. Started making music in 1991 for computer demoscene, mainly various tracker and chiptune songs for demos/intros and competitions. Later started producing various background music/effects, mastering and remixes for various artists and film/TV productions. For the 30th anniversary of producing music, starts releasing music in 2021 using his old pseudonym Tero Risti. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Slim Boyd | 1950/60s US country and western musician (another alias of [a881198] for budget labels) | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Banda Unión Musical de Líria | Banda Unió Musical De Lliria | Symphonic wind orchestra situated in Liria, Valencia, Spain. Established in 1903. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Monkey Power Trio | The band that only plays together one day per year, making up all songs on the spot, and releasing the best results on vinyl. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Luis Torrejón | Luis Alberto Torrejón Torrejón | Chilean engineer born in Valparaíso, 1936. He moved to Santiago when he was 22 to work with [l901149] and soon turned into Chile's main sound engineer. He has recorded more than 11,000 LPs since 1959, most of them on [l901149], [l1800866] and [l1390246]. In the 90s he founded [b]Torrejón Estudio[/b]. He has recorded artists as Violeta Parra, Víctor Jara, Pablo Neruda, Quilapayún, Los Ramblers, Margot Loyola, Los Mac's etc. He was awarded with a Premio Pulsar in 2021. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Gian Franco Marignani | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Mitografico | Mitografico is a Japanese design company, founded by [a3154034]. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Nejc | Nejc Počkar Trelc | Slovenian experimental music artist Owner of [l=Debila Records]. |
| Search | Add | 20 | 凌震 | Ling Zhen Ling Chan Ling Chean Ling Chen | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Tamara Milon | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | mezavant | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | DJ Freesoul | Sascha Doerr | Born 1969 in Biel (Switzerland) |
| Search | Add | 20 | Friedhelm Döhl | German composer (born 7 July 1936 in Göttingen, Germany, died 25 September 2018). Döhl studied piano and composition at the universities of Freiburg and Göttingen. He wrote numerous works for solo, ensemble, orchestra, choir, musical theater and live electronic and was a well established figure on the German music scene. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Jehf Jones | Jehf Jones is an unrenowned avant-garde composer, audiovisual artist, sound designer and scoundrel that has no business making music. And yet here we are. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | <++ | [b]<++[/b] is a French multidisciplinary artist also known as [b]SAbbAR YllH[/b] Prolific artist, [b]<++[/b] has been exploring art in all its forms for more than 30 years. [b]Illustrator, scenographer, videographer, sculptor, graphic designer, designer [/b] ... Viscerally underground, he is also present on the musical scene and created numerous installations, performances and visual designs for the [a7063] and other independent labels like [a342195],[l4820],[l23479], [l14604]. [b]Artistic collaborations with Steve Bedlam[/b], [a315157] , [a54955], [a152022], [a23985], [a391814], [a112227], [a21509],[a23982], [a23981], [l102132], [a506901], [a2943367], [a997403], [a160713], [a151289], [a342195], [a1181972] [b]Pioneer of the skate culture in France[/b], he created the association [b]P'tits Pois Sauteurs[/b] in 1988 in Toulouse. His illustrations have been published in many iconic French and international gliding press ([b]No Way, Transworld sk8boarding, Snowsurf, Chill [/b] ...) and his visuals have been featured amongst renowned brands such as [b]Etnies, A. Snowboard, Kanabeach[/b] or [b]Vn†iz[/b] for which he conceptualized clothing collections, materials, stands and concept stores. [b]Activism with[/b] [url=http://culturesofresistance.org/]Cultures of Resistance[/url] | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Sonia Malpeso | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Ariel Curtis | Ariel Curtis | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Govoice | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Accursed Years | A folky, melodic death/black metal band from Dorset, England. Providing a bleak, atmospheric, yet fist pumping style of metal influenced by a combination of the European folk, black and melodic death metal scene, and from the more sombre forms of metal from their native land. Accursed Years was formed in 2013 by Agnieszka "Annie" Bryniarska and Joseph Peers. They were later joined in 2014 by Jon Evans, and in 2015 by Rob Innell, Dan Reynolds, and Søren Willatzen. They take their name from the two thousand years of the first period of Sauron's rule over J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth in the latter part of the Second Age. The name has come to symbolise many things, including the Norman occupation of England from the eyes of an Anglo-Saxon, to the bleak times of depression in life. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Tauhiti | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Bibi La Crème | André Miron | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Reginald Iwinski | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Ken Donald | Designer & Art Director. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Sugar Sweets | Vocalist | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Rafiq Shinwari | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Erman Aydöner | Mixing & mastering engineer working at EA Masters, İstanbul, Turkey. Author of Müzik Yapımında Mastering (the first mastering book written in Turkish), Mastering Hakkında S.S.S., FAQ About Mastering books. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Jerzy Flisak | Jerzy Flisak | Jerzy Flisak (born September 24, 1930 in Warsaw, died February 21, 2008). Polish cartoonist, illustrator, author of posters, set designer. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Marc Zeveney | Bass player for 90's hardcore bands Endeavor, Floorpunch, and currently playing bass in the band Anger Regiment. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Wilf Pine | Wilf Pine worked as a 'henchman' for [a=Don Arden] in the 1960's as well as having other 'underworld' connections including the Kray twins. In the 1970's he set up [l=Worldwide Artists Management Ltd.] with [a=Ken Mewis]. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Orchestre Safaris-Nkoy | Congolese Band who recorded multiple releases in Zambia | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Grooveterror | Florian Martin | Als Kind zum Glück zur Bekanntschaft mit diversen Musikinstrumenten genötigt folgten Chorerfahrungen (Matrosenchor, später Gospelchor) und dann Mitte der 90er die Infektion mit elektronischer Tanzmusik. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Rohn - Lederman | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Branka Stanarčić | Branka Stanarčić | Serbian folk singer. Born 1953 and died 2017 in Belgrade. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Dirty Donny | Donny Gillies | Born: March 4, 1974 Ottawa, Canada. Dirty Donny Gillies is a graphic artist and designer currently from San Francisco. Perhaps best known for his work with the heavy metal band [a=Metallica] his early career started with creating art for concert posters and sign painting. He has done album cover paintings for numerous bands including [a=Electric Frankenstein] and [a=The Hellacopters]. 'Dirty Donny' is a freelance design and illustration contractor with a large selection of clients, including Stern where his art cover the [a=Metallica] & [a=Aerosmith] pinball machines. Stylistically he could be described as having been conceived by 'Big Daddy' [a=Ed Roth (2)] and Lisa Frank taking LSD and making out at a horror movie. Yes, it's that wild! |
| Search | Add | 20 | Sang Ho Moon | 문상호 | South Korean vocalist, guitarist, bassist, drum programmer, noisician & visual artist. Founder of [l=Berserk Ritual Productions]. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Tomonori Iizawa | Japanese bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Jimacido | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Krzysztof Lutostański | Graphic designer from Poland. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Ondřej Sekora | Born 25 September 1899, Brno – died 4 July 1967, Prague Czech painter, illustrator, writer, journalist and entomologist. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Inger Widoff | ||
| 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 | Michal Škapa | Michal Škapa | Czech artist born in 1978 engaged in countless graphic activities with the magazines “Free Magazine” and “Upstream”, ranging from festival visuals, books, CD covers for bands, web design, and the creation of original fonts, to the design of posters and invitations to arts events. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Eg0cide S.A. | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Κατερίνα Λιόλιου | Greek singer, born on 17 April 1994 in Thessaloniki, Greece. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | 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 | 20 | Rey Chocolate | Nu Metal band from Santiago, Chile. Founded in 1998 and disbanded in 2009. They came back in 2014 and have been intermittently active since. In 2015 they released the album Quién Eres and in 2020 the EP ID08. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Marc Raner | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Alex Badella | Alessandro Badella | Italian dance music producer. He stopped making music and founded Alexmedia in 2001 which is specialized in making websites. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Stewart Chown | Bassist in [a=Sucioperro]. Designer and backline tech, has toured with [a=Twin Atlantic] and [a=The Temperance Movement] | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Edison Campagna | Edison Luis Campagna | One of the greatest producers of traditional gaucho music. He made history at the head of the Acit record label, one of the most active in the state and which in 2021 completes 39 years of trajectory. Big names in the traditionalist milieu have passed through there, including Jayme Caetano Braun, Osvaldir & Carlos Magrão, Tchê Barbaridade, Délcio Tavares, Grupo Candieiro, Grupo Rodeio, Grupo Quero-Quero, Musical JM, Mano Lima, Luiz Carlos Borges, Os Bertussi , The Killers, among others. In addition to acting as a producer, Campagna was also a dedicated instrumentalist who left his name on the recording credits of countless albums by artists from Rio Grande do Sul. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Polito Bances | Saxophonist and orchestra leader from Chiclayo, Peru. Later in his career he produced several recordings in Ecuador. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Buzz Bennett | Arturo Buzetti | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Carlo Castellazzo | Italian folk musician from Asti (1930 - 2000). | |
| Search | Add | 20 | The Dargies | Horrie Dargie, Billie Fowler, "Doc" Bertram, Vern Moore | Australian musical collaboration of the 1960's, created by Horrie Dargie. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Кузьма И Виртуозы | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | 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 | 20 | Gehÿrrnfrostt | ||
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| Search | Add | 20 | Sam Szczepanski | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Luis Angel Bálsamo | Argentinian designer. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Tadeusz Sumiński | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | The Do-Ray-Mi-Trio | US group from Philadelphia, PA, founded in 1948. Line-up: Al Russell, Joel Cowan & Joe Davis. Line-up since 1951: Al Russell (piano), Al Moore (piano, vibraphone), Buddy Hawkins (drums, vocals). Also spelled "The Do-Re-Mi-Trio". | |
| Search | Add | 20 | The Mgm Singing Strings | The MGM Singing Strings | The [l33261] strings ensemble. For soundtracks related to [l154276] productions. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Igor Amadeus Cavalera | Son of Brazilian metalhead [a=Max Cavalera]. Brother of [a=Zyon Cavalera], half-brother of [a=D-Low] & [a=Richie Cavalera]. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Robert Leonhardt | Austrian baritone (born 1877 in Linz, Austria – died 1923 in New York, NY, USA) Leonhardt sang opera in Linz, Prague, Brno, and Vienna, specializing in Wagnerian roles. In late 1913, he joined the Metropolitan Opera in New York. As an enemy alien, he was dropped from the Met in April 1918, but allowed to return by 1920. In February 1923, he died of an illness. Between 1900 and 1922, Leonhardt recorded widely for both European and American labels. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Paul Wetstein | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Norma Mason | Executive producer for Jah Life releases. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Jimi Priceless | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Vitaly Malygin | Experimental guitar player, songwriter, singer and sound artist from Yaroslavl, Russia (b. 1987). | |
| Search | Add | 20 | じゅん&ネネ | Jun & Nene. Japanese female pop duo active from 1968 to 1972. Stage names: 千秋じゅん /Jun Chiaki - 早苗ネネ / Nene Sanae (formerly :梢ネネ/ Nene Kozue, 筑紫恵子; real name: 高橋早苗; maiden name: 田熊早苗) Founding members of the [a4365938] (Schoolmates is a backup dancer group for major young artists). In November 1964, they release their debut single on Victor Records as The Cookies. They later released another one under that moniker. In April 1968, they changed their stage name to Jun & Nene on the advice of designer Junko Koshino and composer Masaaki Hirao and released the single "愛するってこわい" on King Records. After the duo disbanded, Nene became a member of アマテラス, JABB and E.S.アイランド . | |
| Search | Add | 20 | DJ HaLaLa | DJ from St.Petersburg, Russia | |
| Search | Add | 20 | George Pudzis | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Graeme Philliskirk | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Lasero Planeta | Lasero Planeta is an Italian musical duo formed by singer-songwriters Riccardo Lasero and Federico Planeta and active since 1995. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Michelle Hunter | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Carrie Curtis | ||
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| Search | Add | 20 | Dub Kazman | Dub artist and producer from Osaka, Japan. Founder of [l=Rough Signal Records]. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Stevan Mišo Popović | ||
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| Search | Add | 20 | 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 | 20 | Kyng Flötenmongo | Horrorcore Artist from germany collabo partner from [a=Splatterschurke] released music at [l=FLM RecordzZ] | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Tristan Blaskowitz | German-Canadian keyboardist, composer for video games, films and theatre productions as well as a filmmaker. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Bernd Hansen Sänger | German vocal ensemble. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Louie John | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Wayne Senior | New Zealand arranger and producer. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Free Fare | Free Fare was a concept group, put together each summer by a company in Florida called Young American Showcase (YAS). Each school year YAS would field many groups, each going to a different part of the country, each with a different style and composition. They ran from about 1969 thru about 1982. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Richie Bull | British bassist and banjo player, born 23 October 1948, Corringham, Essex. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Myles De Russy | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Pedro Johansson | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Ladislav Provazník | Ladislav Provazník | Czech graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Tudor Năstase | Graphic designer and illustrator from Bucharest, Romania. Has kept close ties to the music industry for which he did visual concepts and graphics since the early 00s. Owner of Evoke (evoke.ro), a graphic design studio specialising in work for cultural projects. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Παναγιώτης Ασλανίδης | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | 怪盗戦隊ヌスムンジャー | Romaji Name : Kaitou Sentai NUSUMUNGER | |
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| Search | Add | 20 | Precarian Cuts, Tucson, Arizona | [b]DO NOT USE.[/b] For "Lathe Cut By" credit, please use "Manufactured By" [l=Precarian Cuts] in the Label/Company credit section and add a "Lathe Cut By" reference in the Notes section. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | dextro.org | ||
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| Search | Add | 20 | Kammerchor Der Staatlichen Hochschule Für Musik München | German Chamber choir of the State College of Music ([l466335]) in Munich (München), Bavaria | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Emilio Garza | Founder of the Tejano record label [l=Ramex]. He helped kickstart the career of the famous norteño group [a=Los Cadetes De Linares]. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Hank Donig | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Izedis | Dustin Jeffries | A noise musician who was making various forms of sound since 1993. Passed away in 2020. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Shark Inferno | Born in the back streets of Detroit, MI-USA and currently based in Rotterdam, Netherlands, Shark Inferno is a two-man outfit delivering a unique brand of Bad Attitude Grungepunk Stoner Rock. Risen from the ashes of Wasabi Chocolate, after the infamous Fukushima Tsunami swallowed up ex-guitarist Arc Link. The eclectic mix of styles on their albums defies labels and genres. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Christoph Silge | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Benelux Theater | Benelux Theater NV | Booking, artist management and event organizing company. VAT nr.: BE 0658803115 Office address: ’t Zandpand, Zandstraat 52 B-2300 Turnhout Belgium registered address: Beersebaan 3 bus 2 B-2350 Vosselaar Belgium Phone: +32 496 623 520 | +32 (0) 3 369 59 49 | +32 (0) 14 420 003 Fax: +32 (0) 14 420 012 Email: info@beneluxtheater.be |
| Search | Add | 20 | Kai Karczewski | Designer, photographer and manager | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Ace Spunky Black Spade | Thomas Börje Forsberg | Ace Spunky Black Spade (born February 17, 1966, Stockholm, Sweden – died June 3, 2004, Stockholm, Sweden) was an alias of [a2852914] who was also known by his stage name [a268059]. Tomas Forsberg was a Swedish multi-instrumentalist and songwriter. He was the founder of the band [a252018]. Son of [a1225854] and brother of [a671603]. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Юрий Олеша | Юрый Карлавіч Алеша (Юрий Карлович Олеша | Yuriy Karlovich Olesha) | [b]Yury Olesha[/b] (3 March [i]{O.S. 19 February}[/i] 1899, Elizavetgrad, Russian Empire — 10 May 1960, Moscow, USSR) was a Russian and Soviet writer, novelist, poet, dramatist, and critic, co-founder of the influential [i]Poet's Collective[/i] ("Коллектив поэтов") literary club in Odesa in the early 1920s with [url=https://discogs.com/artist/3840792]Valentin Kataev[/url], [url=https://discogs.com/artist/1960367]Eduard Bagritsky[/url], [a=Isaac Babel], and [url=https://discogs.com/artist/3789423]Ilya Ilf[/url]. Despite a relatively small number of published works, Olesha is renowned among the greatest Russian novelists of the early XX century, one of the few who carried authentic, profound literary value throughout the era of strict [url=https://discogs.com/artist/430930]Stalinist[/url] censorship. The growing pressure of the Soviet regime tampered with his later career, and Olesha practically stopped publishing after the 1930s. His best-known works are the "revolutionary" fairy tale [i]Three Fat Men[/i] (1924, publ. in 1928), the satirical novel [i]Envy[/i] (1927), and the posthumous literary diary [i]Not a Day Without a Line[/i] (1965). Name variations: Yuriy Karlovich Olesha, Юрий Карлович Олеша, Юрый Карлавіч Алеша, Juri Karlowitsch Olescha, Jurij Olesja, Iuri Oleșa, Oleixa, Oleša, Oleŝa. He was born to an impoverished family of Belarussian nobility in Elizavetgrad town ([i]Kropyvnytskyi[/i] in modern-day central Ukraine), speaking Polish as his first language. In 1902, Olesha's family relocated to Odesa, where he graduated from a gymnasium and enrolled in the Odesa University in 1917, studying law for two years. After his parents immigrated to Poland in 1922, Yury Olesha relocated to Moscow. He wrote satirical miniatures and articles, often under pseudonyms, publishing regularly in the railway industry newspaper [i]Gudok[/i] ("Гудок," or "Train Horn") favored by progressive writers and publicists, such as [url=https://discogs.com/artist/2348067]Mikhail Bulgakov[/url], [url=https://discogs.com/artist/3840792]Valentin Kataev[/url], and renowned [url=https://discogs.com/artist/3789423]Ilf[/url] & [url=https://discogs.com/artist/3789417]Petrov[/url] duo. Despite the critical and public success of his first novels in the late 1920s, as Stalinist censorship became more stringent and severe, Yury Olesha found it increasingly challenging to publish. At the First Congress of Soviet Writers in August 1934, he publicly admitted his inability to write about the "heroic deeds" of proletariate workers. By tragic irony, Olesha might've inadvertently inspired and sparkled this ideological requirement for writers to adhere to the "socialist realism" tenets; according to May 1971 recollections of [url=https://discogs.com/artist/3480809]Viktor Shklovskiy[/url] (who also helped to compile and publish the writer's posthumous diaries), Yury Olesha coined the popular term "[i][b]Engineers of the human soul[/b][/i]" referring to writers at one of the early 1930s meetings with [a=Joseph Stalin] at [url=https://discogs.com/artist/2719817]Maxim Gorky[/url]'s house. Stalin quoted the formula later on several occasions: "As comrade Olesha aptly expressed himself, writers are engineers of human souls" — and as some researchers argue, this aphorism inspired Soviet politician and chief propagandist [b]Andrei Zhdanov[/b] (1896—1948) to formalize the doctrine strictly prohibiting any form of art except for social realism. In 1935, Yury Olesha wrote a script for Abram Room's film [i]A Strict Young Man[/i]. Seeing the public condemnation of [a=Dmitri Shostakovich], he feared that the movie, "far more leftist than Shostakovich's music," would likely get banned. Indeed, it was abruptly canceled for "crude violations of the socialist realism style" and shelved for over 25 years (with some limited screenings in the 1960s and the first public release in 1974). Yury Olesha began drinking in later years, subsequently developing alcoholism. He died from a heart attack at 61. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Florian Kehbel | ||
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| Search | Add | 20 | Κονιτόπουλοι | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | The Tootonic Chorale | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Maëlle Cadoret | Maëlle Cadoret | French visual artist. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Syd Lane | From Woodstock, N.Y., USA. Formerly based in Dublin, Ireland. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Loris Cericola | Loris Cericola | Italian guitarist, electronic musician and visual artist born in Turin, now living and working in Macerata. Leader of post-hardcore trio Spirale (guitar and vocals) and member/ founder of multidisciplinary collective Cerchio23. He plays a synthesizers-based electronic and ambient tape music under his real name and also have an industrial/ hardcore solo project called Placenta. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Banks Violette | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Jan Neste Design | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Florian Tositti | Born 1981. French experimental self-taught musician. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Gottfried Wolf | German radioplay director and voice actor (mainly christian topics) | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Άρης Τόμας | Aris Thomas | Aris Thomas is a popular Hellenic-American Entertainer. Aris was born and raised in Elizabeth New Jersey. He is one of the first artists to record and popularize rap & remixes in the country of Greece. Aris Thomas has recorded albums for Minos-EMI, PolyGram and for his own independant label Wizard Records. His signature song “Se Thelo” (I Want You) that has become a contemporary classic in Greece. In 2006 as label owner he had a Billboard Top 5 hit with the song "Higher" by Sanny X feat. Legendary UK singer, Tina Charles. Aris Thomas is currently living in Greece where he is on tour performing live and if putting the finishing touches on a new release entitled "Kales Epoches". |
| Search | Add | 20 | Dergham Owainati | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | The United States Air Force Band Of The West | The United States Air Force's band consisting of active-duty service members, currently based at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, Texas. The USAF Band of the West travels more than 125,000 miles annually and provides hundreds of performances to military and civilian audiences throughout Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, and Puerto Rico. The organization is made up of the large ensembles Concert Band, Ceremonial Marching Band, [a4558218], and three popular music groups, Warhawk, [a11127284], and Velocity. Small ensembles within the unit include Freedom Brass, [a11598095], [a11598092], [a11598101], [a11598098], Horizon Saxophone Quartet, and protocol combos. This diversity enables the USAF Band of the West to perform practically any style of music from classical and country to marches and mambos. Former music groups and ensembles include: [a11598722], [a6203926], [a6203924], [a6203927], and [a6203925]. The USAF Band of the West was created on October 1st, 1941 at Moffett Field, California and moved to Enid Army Airfield soon after. With the birth of the United States Air Force in 1947, the band moved to what eventually became Lackland Air Force Base. The band was inactivated in 1955 but reactivated in 1959. The title "Band of the West" was used for years until May 1st, 1997 when it was granted official status. On 31 Jan 2010 (and currently) assigned to the 502d Air Base Wing. Contact info: US Air Force Band of the West 2220 Carswell Ave JBSA-Lackland, TX 78236-5500 E-Mail: band.media@us.af.mil Main Phone: 210-671-3934 | |
| Search | Add | 20 | 藤田正 | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Filippo Lo Nardo | Filippo Antonino Lo Nardo | Italian producer and audio engineer. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Panju Arunachalam | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Atomic! ID | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Albert Edobor | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Alfons Bauer Zither-Tanzsolisten | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Devon Irie | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Gerva | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Orchestre Vedette Jazz | Congolese group from Brazzaville, Republic of Congo. Founded in 1958 by Gabriel Talany ([a3887880]). | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Andy Hilfiger | Andrew Charles Hilfiger | American bassist. He's the brother of [a2244376] and Tommy Hilfiger. In 2001, he partnered with [a=Jennifer Lopez] to form "Sweetface Fashion", which owns the J. Lo brand for fashion and beauty products. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Alan Kasameyer | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Subterrain Design Workshop | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Bild Am Sonntag | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Zouk All Stars | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | William Millan | US salsa musician (bass, guitar, tres), composer, arranger, orchestra leader, he created Saoco in 1974. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Lumel Whiteman Studio | ||
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| Search | Add | 20 | Herdet | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Usman Bersaudara | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Henrique Amaro | Henrique José Gomes Amaro | Portuguese radio broadcaster and promoter of Portuguese music, born July 23, 1970 in Maputo, Mozambique. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Columbia Strings | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Gusev K.P. | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Lucas van Slegtenhorst | Bassist and [l34268] A&R. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | L. Schweder | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Buster Noble | Clarence Lancelot "Buster" Noble | Australian comedian, singer, dancer and radio star from the 1940s to the 1970s. Born 1 March 1913, Alberton, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia. Died 15 July 1990. Father of singers/actresses [a656750] & [a3470654]. His wife Helen De Paul was a singer/dancer and straight woman and Buster played the ukulele and tap-danced. During World War II, Buster served as a sergeant in the Waratahs Entertainment Unit in the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) from November 1942 to January 1946. He released some novelty singles over the years with "The Pommy Jackaroo" from 1962 reaching the Top 40. One of his other hits was "The Young Camp Stockman" from 1973. |
| Search | Add | 20 | A View From Nihil | Andrew McQuaid | HNW since 2007. From Northern Ireland. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Paul Medrano | ||
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| Search | Add | 20 | Neo Future | ||
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| Search | Add | 20 | F. Gabriela | Romanian designer for [l=Electrecord], mostly active in the '80s folk records | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Justin Thomas Squires | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Marius Paciulli | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Gilmano | Sebastian "Gilmano" Ugovsky-Strassburger | [b]Gilmano[/b] is the music producer pseudonym of the author, theater & film maker, film score & music composer [b][i]Sebastian Gilmano Ugovsky-Strassburger[/i][/b] (also credited as [i][b][a=Gilmano][/i][/b], [b][i][a=Sebastian Ugowski][/i][/b] or [i]Sebastian "Gilmano" Ugowski[/i]). He is also the founder of [b][i]MAURSEGLER[/i][/b] film production and the music label [b][i][l=Slow Jam] Music[/i][/b] (also often credited as "SLO' JAM" or "[l=Slow Jam Studios]", today [b][i]REQQORD Music[/i][/b]) and has also contributed to many film scores. He was the composer and music producer of successful urban music artists around the world and his music compositions and productions can be found in world wide known motion pictures like e.g. "Transformers 3" or "The Equalizer" and many more. |
| Search | Add | 20 | ประสาน เวียงสิมา | Prasarn Wiangsima | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Louis Bilodeau | Sherbrooke, Québec, Canada. | |
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| Search | Add | 20 | Graf Mortuary Asche | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Kakawaka | Noise artist based in Berlin, Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | DJ DexX | Dejan Zivkovic | DJDexX - Dejan Zivkovic (1970) PromoPeople 1987 DJ and Producer Pancevo (Serbia) |
| Search | Add | 20 | Andrzej Skaźnik | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Brett Wilcots | Brett Kevin Wilcots | DJ and producer from Iowa. Wilcots moved to Chicago in 1979 and, in 1981, opened influential record store Importes, Etc. with Paul Weisberg; Wilcots worked there until late 1984. His remix of an unreleased Salsoul song, [m406387], in 1984, with [a=Erasmo Rivera], is the earliest record labelled with the phrase “house mix” – or the term “house". Wilcots ran [l=Gherkin Records] / [l=Gherkin Records, Inc.] with [a=Jim Stivers] from 1988 to 1991. He now resides in Des Moines, Iowa. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Kikamac | Zoran D. Živanović | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Владимир Лёвшин | Владимир Артурович Лёвшин | Writer. (1904-1984) |
| Search | Add | 20 | Sweet Henry | ||
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| Search | Add | 20 | Mikołaj Zieliński | Polish Rock bass guitarist | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Jaroslav Jurášek | Jaroslav Jurášek | Czech cimbalom player, band leader, folk producer. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Roots Ambassada | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Antonio Peana | Spanish flamenco guitar player | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Charles Ross Taggart | (19 March 1871, Washington, D.C. – 4 July 1953, Kents Hill, Maine) American comedian, fiddler, follklorist, and silent movie actor. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Affani | Rabie Affani | Electronic dance music DJ / producer and label owner from Ibiza Style focus: House | Deep House | Afro House |
| Search | Add | 20 | Jose E. Okamura | José Enrique Okamura Vega | Mexican composer, arranger and producer, also lyricist (Spanish versions), also known as Enrique Okamura, he has been Artistic Director of RCA Victor and EMI Capitol and has launched singers like Luis Miguel and Juan Gabriel. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Ritmo 7 | 'Onda grupera' style band from Tijuana, B.C., Mexico covering various styles such as ranchera, soul, and mambo. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | FoneZ | Córdoba, Argentina | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Kim Spikes | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Arne Lamberth Og Hans Orkester | Danish orchestra lead by Swedish trumpeteer [a=Arne Lamberth] while living and working in Denmark | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Benjamin Woodman | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Fantje Treh Dolin | Popular slovenian folk ensemble. In connection with the band name musicians were from the three valleys: Dravska, Saleška and Mislinjska. Founded in 1962, the leader was [a=Konrad Doler]. They stopped concerting in 1996. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Rino Johannessen | Bassist | |
| Search | Add | 20 | John Culley | Born in Leeds in 1946 and moved to London when he was three. Started playing guitar at the age of 11 and joined his first band at 13. Later formed his own band and turned professional at 14. His band was based in Paris and Germany playing the US military bases and then evolved into the ‘HY-Grades, signing a contract with Sonet Records in Sweden. They moved to Stockholm for a few years where they recorded and backed other artists, including the legendary Gene Vincent. After a spell in Paris, John returned to the UK where he joined Geno Washington and the Ram Jam Band, playing with them until the end of 1969, before joining Cressida in 1970. He then went on to play in Black Widow. Now lives in the Isle of Man where he still maintains an interest in playing guitar. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Eduard Koprna | Eduard Koprna | Slovak bass guitarist. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Oreste Campisi | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | بابک افشار | بابک افشار | Babak Afshar (born 1913) is an Iranian composer. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Moress Nanas Entertainment | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Mira Sonnleitner | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Ewa-Marie Wernersson | Photographer | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Tihomir Paunović | Tihomir Paunović | Serbian Pipe (Frula) player. /Frulaš/ |
| Search | Add | 20 | S.M. Taggart | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Estrellas Del Zulia | Venezuelan gaita super group | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Reichstrunkenbold | Reichstrunkenbold was a RAC-Band by Philipp Tschentscher from Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Adam Ant Anton | Anton Pukshansky | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Микола Кондратюк | Николай Кондратьевич Кондратюк | Mykola Kondratyuk (May 5, 1931, Starokistyantyniv - November 16, 2006, Kyiv) - Ukrainian opera and concert-chamber singer (baritone), teacher, music and public figure, professor (since 1979), academician of the International Pedagogical Academy of the CIS countries (since 2001) year) Deputy of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR of the 9th-10th convocations. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Shird Leopart | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Ren Deaton Productions | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Gilberto Govi | Amerigo Armando Gilberto Govi | Gilberto Govi, stage name of Amerigo Armando Gilberto Govi (Genova, October 22, 1885 - Genova, April 28, 1966) was an Italian actor. Founder of the Genovese dialect theater, is considered one of the symbols of the city of the Lantern. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Knamf | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | McPherson Studio, Nashville Tenn | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Patrick Holtheuer | German voice actor and director of radioplays, born in 1977. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Jonna Terrasi | Credited for A&R. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Plastikschreiner | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Donovan King Jay | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Orchester Jo Lorenzo | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Michel Daigle | Canadian producer and songwriter. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Cell Block Crew | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Damian Kozub | Damian Kozub | Damian Kozub & Rafael Kozub, Cracow (Poland) duo’s activity dates back to late 70’s. The twin brothers, multi–instrumentalists–Rafael and Damian, started playing when they were kids in a band Pantograf that was a part of municipal transport corporation. The brothers created their own band a bit later with their then basist (later the lead singer and the guitarist of the Cracow blues formation KGB) Paweł Małysiak "Pawka". Their activity of that time as well as studio recordings were still little bashful. Between 1982 and 1988 they recorded their music on tapes at a home studio and distributed them in Poland and abroad in samizdat by three publishing houses: B.N.exp, ARS2, AML. In 1986 Damian and Rafael started another group Fragmenty R–27 (later called simply R–27) Encouraged by another band’s success (ZAOS) R–27 they continued their artistic performance for the next four years. The line–up changed over the years: Andrzej Jarzyna was the first drummer, Piotr Nodzeń was the second bassist and Darek Kaszubski played bongos, still the core members stayed invariable: Rafael Kozub (keyboard and percussion, vocals and composer), Damian Kozub (percussion, vocals, piano and composing), Rafał Walczowski "Walek" (bassist), Piotr Łabuzek "Buzer" (trumpet, vocals and synthesizer) and Paweł Ochel "Rudy" (guitar and vocals). The brothers gave a lot of concerts with this controversial band in their home town Cracow (at a club and Podwawelski Cinema, twice at Nowohuckie Culture Centre (NCK), at Wola Zoo Club and Białoprądnicki Manor House, etc.) They also took part in a few big events such as: in Skawina – "O.D.K" club , in Katowice – "Akant" student club, at a "Festiwal Muzyki Odjazdowej", "O To Chodzi" club in Rzeszów, in Warsaw – "Remont" club and at "Marchewka" Festival in "Riviera" club – together with the composer Zbigniew Lampart – the then manager of Ludwik Solski Theatre in Tarnów. The mistrust towards those vigorous performances, however very remote from post–punk culture, that the band would give, made R–27 abandon further tours and giving accidental gigs. Apart from tape recordings the brothers published numerous brochures, papers such as: Alter – edited with Robert Kramaric and features – later used by Henryk Palczewski in his guide ARS2. In 1988 the brothers started publishing cooperation with Mariusz Błachowicz and in the middle of 1989 met musicians: Ireneusz Socha, Arkadiusz Franczyk and Andrzej Kramarz (Kirkut–Koncept and Na Przykład) with whom they recorded "Sen Wczorajszy" in October 1989. On emigration the brothers pursued solo careers. Having settled down in Rhineland – Westphalia (Germany) they carried out their musical projects till late 90’s – especially Damian who recorded even till 2007. The projects have been published on tapes and CD’s. His later attempt to start a band with Peter Sohn from Wuppertal wasn’t successful. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Roger Klein | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Pascal Anselme Razafindravoavy | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Terék József | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Wojciech Zamecznik | Polish graphic artist, architect, photographer and interior designer, born January 13, 1923 in Warsaw, and died May 12, 1967 in Warsaw. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Ruleta Rusa | Punk band from San Francisco, California. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Zespół Jazzowy Górkiewicza I Skowrońskiego | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | "Skeets" Yaney | Clyde A. Yaney | Born: June 16, 1909 Died: January 22, 1978 Country Music DJ Hall of Fame (1980) KMOX St. Louis, MO KSTL St. Louis, MO WGBF Evansville, IN (1931) |
| Search | Add | 20 | Mahir Sarihodžić | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Bruiser Queen | Rock & roll from St. Louis, Missouri. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Jacqui Oakley | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Bass Collective | Colin Hinsley & Tony Hinsley | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Abdelhamid Hmaoui | Nay player from Marocco. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Everett Gordon | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Otto Demler | Austrian pianist, songwriter and producer, born in Vienna, Austria and died in 1995 at the age of 73. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Watson Wylie | Credited for liner notes on RCA releases | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Boby Allin | Boris Allin | French photographer. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Al Jaworski | Al Doughty | Bass player for Jesus Jones and The Waco Brothers |
| Search | Add | 20 | (illusions) | Design Studio | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Bernd Gericke Erlangen | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | MC Connie | James Conn | MC Connie was the resident MC at Club Kinetic & has also MCed for many other promoters including: Illusion, Helter Skelter, Jedi & Snatch. He is also known to do the odd drum & bass or hip hop DJ set from time to time. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Simone Gritti | Simone Gritti | [l11058]'s CEO |
| Search | Add | 20 | Chris Rehberger | Designer at [l=Double Standards], author of [l=Perlon] logo. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | The Sania Poustylnikoff Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Голубой Экран | Концертно-эстрадный оркестр "Голубой Экран" (Concert-pop orchestra "Goluboi Ekran"), since 1965 main conductor and art director [a=Борис Карамышев] (Boris Karamyshev) | |
| Search | Add | 20 | MC Mad Doctor | Nate Cahnman | The Mad Doctor is a rapper, producer, and occasional DJ and keyboardist hailing from Chicago, Illinois. Possessing a deep love for the hip-hop culture that began since he was very young, his mindstate as a musician is to always stay true to the game, be yourself, and never sacrifice your art for materialistic things. With a lyrical and production style reminiscent of the old school, the Mad Doctor’s goal is to provide his listeners with raw, dope beats and down-to-earth, truthful, sometimes humorous lyrics, and make sure each new release always brings something stylistically different to the table. When he’s on the mic, his topics include politics, social issues, relationships, friendships, and of course, his stances on hip-hop and the ever shady music industry. He is currently working on his debut album “MALPRACTICE MUSIK,” set to drop later this year. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Ангел Бобев | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Bojan Ivanovski | Bojan Ivanovski | Guitar player, studio guitarist, Professor of Music School "Vladimir Djordjevic", |
| Search | Add | 20 | Mario Krupa | Mario Krupa | German graphic designer from Stuttgart. Contact: info@die-designerei.de |
| Search | Add | 20 | Kamila Borkowska | Kamila Borkowska | Graphic designer from Sydney, Australia. Often worked with [a=Alison Eaton] & [a=Fraser Stewart]. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Druh Sławek | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Rose Cherami | cofounder [l=True Indigo] san francisco california | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Draaiorgel "De Lekkerkerker" | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Evgeny Savenko | Евгений Савенко | |
| Search | Add | 20 | فرید زلاند | Farid Zoland (born 1951 in Kabul) is an Afghan songwriter and composer. He is the son of [a=جلیل زلاند] (Jalil Zoland). | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Ryan "Bart" Williams | Ryan Bartholomew Williams | Bass player and audio engineer from Detroit. Has worked at [l271567] and [l710764]. He is the A&R man at [l45267] |
| Search | Add | 20 | Posádková Hudba Praha | Czech military brass band from Prague country. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Betina Parvati | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Branko Podbrežnički | Branko Podbrežnički | Croatian recording/mixing engineer. Died in 2017. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Glen Chambers | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Team Pochette | Design and art direction by [a=Sam Murdock] and [a=Gabriel Pelletier (2)]. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Le Gargoyle | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Ray Dewey | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Jean Ionescu | Romanian violinist, orchestra leader and composer | |
| 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 | Roman Vatican Choir | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Olga La Basse | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Mike Okay | German DJ and producer. He is co-founder of [L=What! What! Records]. He has always been interested in drawing and in 1998 together with some friends he founded the [A=Klub7]. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Bruno Limone | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Iyashanti | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Dasho Kourti | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Angelina Nonaj | Artwork designer. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Fernando De Diego | Fernando de Diego Abad | Spanish composer and singer, born in 1958. Founder of "Raquel": in 1981 they recorded just one single. Later he released two solo albums. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Franki Love | Franki Love is an award-winning singer/songwriter living in both Los Angeles and NYC. A classically trained pianist, she grew up playing the piano at age four. Love started her career by performing at local coffee shops in Los Angeles and captured the attention of many notable producers and musicians.She garnered success at the L.A. Music Awards as “Female Singer/Songwriter of the Year” and winning “Single of the Year” for her song “Shadow.” “Shadow” also was recognized by the “Billboard International Song” contest. The official music video “Shadow” was on the Grammy ballot in 2011 for “Best Music Video” and was also nominated as Best Music Video at The Hollywood Film Festival. Love’s song “Love Like It’s Never Gonna Hurt” won “Best Song” from Songwriter Universe and she has also won the “Popular Songwriter Award” from ASCAP. Franki’s newest release and crowning achievement is “Otias”, an album dedicated to her dear Mother, who passed away from cancer in 2013. During this time, she was mentored by the legendary music producer Phil Ramone (Billy Joel, Paul Simon), who encouraged Franki to start writing the album after losing her Mom. The full length album includes 3 songs produced by Grammy Award winning producer David Kershenbaum, 5 songs produced by Jeremy Dawson (Shiny Toy Guns) and 2 songs produced by Franki herself. In her spare time, Franki focuses much of her efforts on getting involved with charitable cancer organizations and events. When she’s not busy being charitable or making music, she is happy to relax with the light of her life, her young daughter. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | JJMillon | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Olga Siemaszkowa | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | George Fried | Credited for Design. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | John Menchaca | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Mike Matlock | Michael Matlock | Bassist for [a=Septic Death] |
| Search | Add | 20 | Fratelli Bruzzese | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Claude Emond | Pianist and arranger. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Motorsav | Punk band from Copenhagen, Denmark. With members of [a3455275], [a2822624], [a2679034] and [a4992833]. Contact: E-mail: motorsavcph@gmail.com | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Lino Dentico | Italian Producer / Executive-Producer. Realated to [l=UDP]. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Orchestre J.L. Palix | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Fernando Empalmes | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Hand Der Vergeltung | Hardcore band from Chemnitz, Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Chen Mei Feng | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Daniel MacGuire | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Nigel Carpenter | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Cameron Moss | Graphic designer and visual artist based in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Associated with '[l692367]' (company). For credits as an artist, please see '[a1840031]'. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Hi, I'm Ralph | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Ale Dichiera | Alejandro Nicolás Dichiera | Speaker, broadcaster, disc jockey. aledichiera@gmail.com ig @aledichiera |
| Search | Add | 20 | 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. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Slenkh | Nico Gerry Strejček | Slenkh ist ein deutschsprachiger Rapper aus Tschechien der seit 2012 Musik macht. |
| Search | Add | 20 | El Atalaya | Santiago Gallego | Dj and producer from Colombia. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Albert Batiste | Albert Batiste i Triadó | Spanish musician: bass, harmonica, organ, drums, etc. Albert Batiste i Triadó (Barcelona, 1946) és un cantautor i músic català.[1] És germà del músic Jordi Batiste. Va debutar l'any 1964 i va estar en actiu fins als anys setanta del segle xx. Va formar part dels grups Els 3 Tambors, Grup de Folk, Música Dispersa, Slo Blo i l'Orquestra Plateria. Va adaptar al català algunes cançons de Bob Dylan, com Els temps estan canviant. També ha fet de comentarista musical a les revistes CAU i Oriflama.[1] |
| Search | Add | 20 | Orchester Heinz Hanhausen | German dance orchestra of the early 1960. Led by Berlin-based trumpet player Heinz Hanhausen (ca. 1912-ca. 1996), the orchestra recorded frequently on the flexi label [l=Okay Exquisit]. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | ラッコ | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Jennifer Teo | An artist, director and curator, who works across installation, music and Internet. Jennifer has been a director of the Liquid Architecture festival of sound arts and has produced numerous electronic & experimental music events in Sydney and Cairns since the early 90’s. As an artist Jennifer has exhibited in solo and groups shows at galleries including Don’t Look Gallery, Newington Armory, and Rookwood Cemetery. She produces and curates an experimental music podcast called [l=Eleven Eleven] which features contributions from both emerging and established Australian and international artists. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Mark Coston | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Patricia Fevre | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Frank Krynojewski | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | JezzOne37 | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | CCS Advertising Associates Ltd. | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | James Petter | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Stan R. Krause | Owner of the [l=Catamount] label and Stan's Square Records in Jersey City, NJ. Catamount was his main showcase for the few dozen doo wop, soul, and hiphop records he produced from the 1960s-1990s. His shop opened in Jersey City, NJ on John F. Kennedy Blvd near Journal Square in 1965, moved to Bergen Ave near McGinley Square in 1978 and was in business for over 50 years until Stan's death in 2016. May 16, 1942 - May 20, 2016 | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Harry Simonnet | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Chito Ilagan | Filipino music produce and bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Luigi Pugliano | Luigi Pugliano | Musician & composer based in Turin, Italy. Founder of experimental band [a=Lule Kaine] and [l=Delete Recordings]. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Hypnosis Mic | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Robin Randrianarisoa | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Linkin Bios | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Lee Stoller | Producer, manager, and husband of [a1286679]. Founder of record label [l131795] in 1972. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Fábio Altro | Brazilian hardcore/punk musician and visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Hakan Gündüz | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Jayro A. Rodrigues | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Kendu Jazz Band | Kendu Jazz Band was a group from Kenya that emerged during the 1960s. The band was based in Kendu Bay, a town located in western Kenya. Led by musician and composer George Ramogi. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Eduardo Potrillé | Cuban designer. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Ryan Dyck | Singer and visual artist from Vancouver. He was the label manager for [l1170471] and is the owner of [l115151]. He also owns 'Discount Typography' and does all the design work for [l250937]. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | William Linds Kabaretorkester | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Mr. Zèbre | Thibault Quinon | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Los Barranqueños | Mexican duo | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Sigrid Haanshus | Sigrid Haanshus | After success in Norway’s Got Talent as a 12-year-old where she was awarded the Golden Buzzer and ended up in the final, - Sigrid Haanshus has released more than 20 singles and a compilation album. In June 2022, she was listed among artists such as Michael Jackson, Guns N' Roses and Tom Jones by the American website Covermesongs.com, for a place on The 50 Best Paul McCartney Covers ever. Her version of My Valentine, a single release from 2020, is listed as number 37. Sigrid currently releases her own music and writes both English and Norwegian lyrics, inspired of her own and other’s life experiences. She describes her style as folk-pop. Her first self-written song, «Alltid her», received a warm welcome and got listed on Spotify’s New Music Friday Norway amongst others. Sigrid Haanshus was born December 9th, 2002. She grew up on her family’s farm in a small village named Soknedal, in the middle of Norway. Sigrid discovered when she was about 8-year-old, that people were silent and listened when she sang. The film "Phantom of the Opera" inspired her to rehearse and perform her first song "Think of me". In 2011 she was chosen as a child soloist to perform with the famous Norwegian tenor, Stephen Brandt-Hansen, in his Christmas concerts at Trøndelag Theatre in Trondheim, Norway. Sigrid participated in Norway's Got Talent in 2015, where she got the first "Golden Buzzer" awarded in Norway ever, for her performance of "I Dreamed a Dream" from Les Misèrables. The video on TV2 (Norwegian TV channel) from her audition is one of the most popular in Norway's Got Talent’s history. |
| Search | Add | 20 | Lars Bigum Kvernberg | Artist and designer. | |
| Search | Add | 20 | Boots Till | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Русский Хор Под Управл. В.С. Варшавского | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | graf-x-art | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | J. C. Livingstone | ||
| Search | Add | 20 | Caio Wheelhouse |
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