Report created based on data in MusicBrainz as of 27/07/2026
Found 626599 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 | 54 | George Bartell | Illustrator from Los Angeles (1933-2013). Attended Art Center College in 1962 and quickly became one of the top illustrators in Southern California. | |
| Search | Add | 54 | Timandjohn.net | Tim&John | Creative Agency based in Paris |
| Search | Add | 54 | Oscar Bergström | Oscar Bergström | Swedish operatic baritone (or bass-baritone) and actor, born on July 18, 1874 in Sankt Nikolai, Stockholm, Uppland, and passed away on Nov 14, 1931 in Matteus, Stockholm, Uppland. Oscar Bergström, who initially engaged in the profession of [b]'snörmakeri'[/b] (cord making), early on demonstrated musical talent and attracted the attention of Professor [a3289514] at the age of fifteen, receiving singing lessons from him. After participating in a concert given by Hallström in Stockholm in 1894, and following [b]'studier i plastik'[/b] (studies in plastic arts; more concretely, about the way something appears in relation to form, lines, etc., from the perspective of its representation in (plastic) art) under Mrs. [url=https://www.discogs.com/artist/6625002-Matilda-Jungstedt]Matilda Jungstedt-Linden[/url] and dramatic presentation under [url=https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anders_Willman]Anders Willman[/url], Bergström made his debut at [l2261701] as Lotbario in "Mignon" on October 9, 1896, and subsequently appeared as Valentin in "Faust" and Hans in "Per svinaherde." However, the quickly attained position at the royal singing stage did not satisfy Bergström's desire for activity, prompting him to transition to [a7015593] after just two years in the year 1899, and remained with him until 1912. Thereafter, he had exclusively guest engagement opportunities. Apart from his performances on stage, Oscar Bergström also showcased his talents in concert halls and as a romance singer, undertaking extensive travels, including in North America. Bergström, who possessed a rich and resonant bass-baritone, performed in a large number of opera and operetta roles. In his stage performances, Bergström was distinguished by an effective, at times very characteristic, interpretative artistry and displayed a dramatic talent that perhaps was more fully realized in opera than in operetta. However, within the latter art form, he achieved his greatest fame. Oscar Bergström was a highly prolific recording artist, recognized for his extensive body of work comprising over 400 recordings, the majority of which were produced for esteemed labels such as [l37150], [l61808], [l125674], and [l1866]. Additionally, he engaged in several acting roles in film. Oscar Bergström was married with Svea Karolina Lund from June 5, 1901 until his death in 1931. The couple had two sons together, Ivar Harry Bergström, born in 1901, and [a4037963], born in 1902. Oscar Bergström was also the father to [a4037954] with an other woman in 1897, before he was married in 1901. |
| Search | Add | 54 | Rickey Ricardo Gaskins | Art director and illustrator. | |
| Search | Add | 54 | The Statler Dance Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 54 | Babloo Chakraborty | ||
| Search | Add | 54 | Adnan Abu Hassan | Adnan Abu Hassan (b.6 January, 1959 – d.18 March, 2016) was a Malaysian composer, musician and record company executive. | |
| Search | Add | 54 | Herbert Anton | German bassoonist. | |
| Search | Add | 54 | Fabio Rincón | ||
| Search | Add | 54 | Moni Mambo Jim | Ntshimba Monimambo | Congolese singer and song-writer. Ntshimba "Jimmy" Monimambo was born to Angolan parents in Kinshasha, Congo on 15th November 1949. In the late 1960s he sang for several Kinshasha bands (Orchestra Tampala, Orchestra Los Angel, Orchestra Viper Noirs) before relocating to Brazzaville and joining [a1635061]. After stints with Orchestra Super Vox, Orchestra Success Mwachana (and possibly Orchestra Basanga), he travelled to Nairobi, Kenya, in 1975 and joined Boma Liwanza. Shortly afterwards in 1976 he formed his own band [a2166554] but continued to write (and possibly sing) for Boma Liwanza. Around the same time, Jimmy also sang for [a3385174] where he met [a2137523]. These two then formed [a3444389] in 1980. |
| Search | Add | 54 | Chor Der Königlichen Hofoper Berlin | Choir of the former Royal Hofoper Berlin, today's [l295449]. The name "Königliche Hofoper Berlin" was given up in 1918, when the German monarchy abdicated. | |
| Search | Add | 54 | Albin Skoda | Albin Michael Johann Skoda | Austrian actor and voice actor, born 29 September 1909 in Vienna, Austria and died 22 September 1961 in Vienna, Austria. |
| Search | Add | 54 | Roberto Maderna | Italian graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 54 | Kid's Praise! | The Kids Praise Album! (aka Kids' Praise! 1 - An Explosion of Happiness) is an American 1980 Maranatha! children's Christian music album that features Psalty the Singing Songbook. It is the first album in a long-running series of Kids Praise! and other Psalty related albums. The album was written by [a=Debby Kerner] & [a=Ernie Rettino] (Mr. Rettino plays Psalty). This album has been credited to "The Maranatha! Kids" and to "The Kids' Praise Kids." | |
| Search | Add | 54 | Fredy Scheim | Ferdinand Scheim | Swiss actor and comedian. Born December 26, 1892 in Biel/Bienne, Switzerland; died December 5, 1957 in Zurich, Switzerland. |
| Search | Add | 54 | Peter Nutter | Art director and designer. | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Thomas Fundora | Tomás Fundura | American Cuban-born producer, songwriter, and record label executive, also a poet and painter, was based in Miami, FL (Havana, Cuba, 7 Mar. 1929 - Key Largo, FL, 10 Dec. 2009) — also known as Thomas Fund, or Tomás Fundora. For his company, please see [l=Thomas Fund Productions]. |
| Search | Add | 53 | Flash Sanchez | Robert Felix | Flash (Robert Felix) is a producer, songwriter, and recording artist who has been active in the dance music scene since the early 1990s. He is the founder of [url=https://www.discogs.com/label/122143-Electro-Boy-Inc-Records] Electro Boy Inc Records[/url], a Los Angeles–based dance and house music label |
| Search | Add | 53 | Bronislav Bruno Kovařík | Bronislav Bruno Kovařík | Czech bass guitarist and vocalist. Born june 27, 1970 |
| Search | Add | 53 | 張蓉蓉 | Taiwanese singer, born on November 25, 1963 in Hsinchu, Taiwan. | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Nello Ciangherotti | Nello Ciangherotti (Milano, August 4, 1930 - Muggia, January 17, 2024 ) was an Italian conductor, composer and arranger. | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Barbara Catanzaro-Hearn | Credited for art direction | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Tonr | contact@xtonrx.com | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Асхаб Вахарагов | ||
| Search | Add | 53 | Mathías Tabassi | Mathías Tabassi is a musician and producer born in Montevideo, Uruguay, in 1984. Since 2006, he has lived in Barcelona and has been part of various bands in the alternative scene in Vic, such as Plastic Project, Anthill, Phono, Dynádromo, Geometric Silence, Leit Motiv, among others. Immersed in electronic music, pop, and new wave, he composed and produced his first solo album Ecuación Sonora, in 2016. In this album, he blends electric and organic elements to create immersive soundscapes with nuances of light and darkness. In 2019, he released the single Vodelar and began working on audiovisual projects, including producing soundtracks. On December 18, 2024, he released his second solo album Medida Universal. | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Learco Gianferrari | Learco Gianferrari | Italian author, accordion and trumpet player (Bibbiano (Re), 1939 - Cavriago (Re), 2002). |
| Search | Add | 53 | ARW Productions, Inc. | Design company | |
| Search | Add | 53 | David Oxtoby | Artist and cover designer. | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Б. Гулуашвили | ბ. გულუაშვილი | Artworks painter. |
| Search | Add | 53 | Vereman Enterprises | See also [l=Vereman Music] / [l=Vereman Music Publishers]. | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Zach Bridier | Musician and producer based in Northwest Indiana. | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Chito Ilagan | Filipino music produce and bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Steve Poncio | ||
| Search | Add | 53 | Michaela Geist | Michaela Geist ist the arranger and virtual-organ player with "Muzak For Cages". When she posted her debut album on "archive.org" and "jamendo" for free, she used the name "Michaela Geist and Plants behind Bars", which refers to the album's title and it's cover photography. The "Plants behind Bars" is not a real band, but the sum of all the collaborators on her recordings. | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Alexandra Petropoulos | ||
| Search | Add | 53 | Basilevs 254 | Artwork | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Sverre Henriksen | Sverre Erik Henriksen | Norwegian producer, engineer and musician. Born in 1952 in Stavanger. |
| Search | Add | 53 | Aaron Russo | American entertainment businessman, film producer, director and political activist. Born: 14 February 1943 - Died: 24 August 2007 | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Хор Под Управлением И.И.Юхова | Russian choir formed in 1900 by Ivan Ivanovich Yukhov (1871-1943), first as an amateur choir in the city of Shchyolkovo near Moscow that sang mostly Christian music. The choir quickly grew, enlarged by members of the choirs of the Mytishchi Carriage Works ([a4010481]) and the Rabinek Factory, and it began to perform in Moscow churches. As the choir's repertoire expands, it becomes the most popular choir in Moscow. It sings at theatrical performances, develops an extensive concert activity, and makes its first recordings. After the Russian Revolution, the chorus is nationalized. On January 1, 1919, it becomes the First State Choir. In 1925, it changes its name once more, becoming the M.I. Glinka State Choir. It performed both on the radio and contributed to more than 70 Soviet films, and it sang at numerous performances of Soviet operas and theatrical production. In 1942, the choir became the Republican Russian Academic Choir. | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Second Eye Design | Alina Sturm | Media designer based in Dortmund (Germany) ARTWORKS COVERART LOGODESIGN PHOTOEDITING FLYERDESIGN COMPOSING |
| Search | Add | 53 | Madla Hruza | Artist and production designer. | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Hernan Caro | Born in Envigado on November 24, 1925, and died there on December 26, 2015. He was a Colombian radio host, music researcher, journalist, and writer specializing in tango music. Known as “El Negro Caro,” he hosted the radio program Una Hora en Buenos Aires (“One Hour in Buenos Aires”) for 49 years (1962–2012), broadcast on La Voz de la Independencia, Todelar, and RCN. He also wrote a book on tango music titled El Arca de Noé. | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Yoshio Otomo | 大友義雄 | Japanese jazz saxophonist. Born March 31, 1947 in Tokyo. |
| Search | Add | 53 | Mukunda Das Adhikary | Michael Grant | Name used for music and production credits by [a984864]. |
| Search | Add | 53 | Ivan Kelemen | Trombonist. | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Valentino Maggioni | ||
| Search | Add | 53 | Naal Stayn | Naal Stayn is a discordant composer, musician and visual artist who is active in the field of outsider CDr & cassette culture, experimental, post-folk, bedroom prog, de-taught & outsider music. His archive of recorded music consists of over 75 albums & 700 tracks. | |
| Search | Add | 53 | David Lucien Matheke | Rain Lucien Matheke | Owner of [l=Love Torture Records]. Owner of purr purr rawr productions |
| Search | Add | 53 | Milenko Božić | ||
| Search | Add | 53 | Lowell E. Graham | American conductor, educator, administrator from Greeley, CO. Previous conductor and commander of the U.S. Air Force Band, Washington, DC. Currently music department chairman for University of Texas at El Paso. | |
| Search | Add | 53 | José Juan Almela | José Juan Sánchez Almela | Spanish arranger and keyboardist (b. 1950). |
| Search | Add | 53 | Fred Moch | Trumpeter. | |
| Search | Add | 53 | BGN Graphics | James | Graphic and Recording artist for the South Park Coalition. BGN is an acronym for Been Given Nothing. |
| Search | Add | 53 | Alain Leray | Painter and designer. | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Chucho Rincon | Jesús Rincón Cardenas | Mexican producer, arranger, guitarist (b. February 1, 1937 in Chihuahua). President of the Mexican Mariachi Institute ([a=Instituto Mexicano Del Mariachi]). Co-produces with his son [a=Fabián Rincón]. |
| Search | Add | 53 | Willy Lipp | Wilhelm Lipp | Swiss Accordion Player |
| Search | Add | 53 | Salowe Vision | Lisa Rösel | Media design & photography. Based in Leipzig, Germany. |
| Search | Add | 53 | Alberto Pasetti | ||
| Search | Add | 53 | Mami Bhachu | ||
| Search | Add | 53 | Reha-Werbung | ||
| Search | Add | 53 | Orchestra Paraschiv Oprea | ||
| Search | Add | 53 | F16 Arts | Gilberto Ramos | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Emma Maleras | Spanish castanet (castañuelas) player and dancer. Born 1919 in Ripollet, died 13.06.2017 in Barcelona. | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Moacyr Rocha | Brazilian designer, active since the 60s. | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Сергей Сысуев | Designer, graphic artist | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Bartosz Szymkiewicz | ||
| Search | Add | 53 | В. Плотнов | Graphic artist, designer | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Handharfen-Klub Frohsinn Bern | ||
| Search | Add | 53 | The Hi-Hatters | ||
| Search | Add | 53 | Mały Władziu | Walter Jagiello | Chicago concertina, drums, bandleader owner of [l=Jay Jay Records (2)] 1930-2006 |
| Search | Add | 53 | Hugh Chris | Ran [l=Chris Records]. See also [l=Chris II]. | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Τα Μπουζούκια Του Στέλιου Ζαφειρίου | ||
| Search | Add | 53 | The Coconados | ||
| Search | Add | 53 | Claus Fentzloff | German ornithologist and field recordist (* 30 September 1924 in the Free State of Danzig, today Gdansk, Poland; † 16 December 2017 in Bad Wimpfen, Germany). | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Clare Romano Ross | American graphic designer, printmaker & educator (1922-2017). Along with her husband [a=John Ross (20)], one of the most influential design teams of the 20th century. Died 25 January 2017 | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Tom McEntee | Passed September 24th, 2009. Liner notes author, country and pop biographer, artist manager and songwriter. Created and operated a radio tip-sheet called Country Music Survey Country chart editor of CASHBOX MAGAZINE two different times National Promotion Director of GRT Records & Ovation Records, et al. | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Владимир Лишбергов | Владимир Борисович Лишбергов | Producer |
| Search | Add | 53 | Rudolf Pache | ||
| Search | Add | 53 | Maison Blessing | Contemporary Design | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Robert Klem | Tattoo artist based in Santa Cruz, California. | |
| Search | Add | 53 | The Dancing Strings | ||
| Search | Add | 53 | Mehmet Bozdoğan | ||
| Search | Add | 53 | Timothy D. Hinds | Timothy Dane Hinds | Mastering engineer and gospel artist from Carlisle, Ohio. Husband of [a5594602]. Known to have worked at [l367883] and [l=Artist's Recording Co.]. Identified by the runout etching "TDH" (stacked vertically), which may be misread as "TPH". Please use the credit "Lacquer Cut By" when this etching is present. |
| Search | Add | 53 | Włodzimierz Terechowicz | Polish graphic designer, died in 2021 | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Ingeborg Frost | German (GDR-) illustrator and designer | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Vic Tailor | Viktor Szabó | Electronic dance music producer, born on 6th August, 1993, hailing from Akasztó, Hungary. Mainly interested in techno and house music. Travelled through almost every kind of music that he's been interested in: firstly progressive house, tech trance, trance; later ambient, drone, experimental, musique concrète, noise; even boom bap and parody pop. He launched himself as Vic Tailor to the public in 2019 with [r=14436685], which brougth him minor fame. On 27 August 2020, he released the debut [r=15826380] on his label [l=Sabonoise]. In 2022, he decided to separate his techno career from his noise roots, so he began to run a new label called [l=Centrista Elektronika]. |
| Search | Add | 53 | Orchestra Regimentului de Gardă Mihai Viteazu | ||
| Search | Add | 53 | Artem Kiselyov | ||
| Search | Add | 53 | Giuseppe Marzari | Giuseppe Marzari (Genova, 1900 - † Genova, June 4, 1974) was an Italian actor, comedian and humorist. | |
| Search | Add | 53 | Coz The Shroom | Shahrom D.B. Hawley | Musician, performance artist and writer, known for his prolific underground cassette and CDr releases. Currently based in Alamogordo, New Mexico. He was previously heard in Austin, Texas for around 18 years, where he played with punk and psychedelic acts including Dogfish, Suckdog and Girl Robots. |
| Search | Add | 52 | Jaroslav Palkoska | Organist, pianist and music producer from the Czech Republic, born in March 2003, active since 2011. | |
| Search | Add | 52 | DJ Martymart | Electronic dance music DJ / producer from Montreal, Québec, Canada Style focus: Trance | House | Dubstep | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Robby Cee | Graphic designer based out of Cincinnati, OH Formerly known as "datnatikid" | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Cem İzmirli | ||
| Search | Add | 52 | Malcolm Pool | Malcolm R. Pool | Bassist from the UK |
| Search | Add | 52 | Dan Vlachynský | Dan Vlachynský | Czech graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 52 | The Sons Of Negus | ||
| Search | Add | 52 | Adolf Berdien | German conductor, army music inspector and university lecturer (* 09 February 1876 in Restorf, Höhbeck, German Empire; † 21 September 1954 in Lüchow, Germany). | |
| Search | Add | 52 | GC108 | ||
| Search | Add | 52 | deatsdesign | Graphic design studio. | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Sláva Mach | Pravoslav Mach | b.: 1902 d.: June 05, 1965 Czech conductor and composer. |
| Search | Add | 52 | Francisco Spaventa | Argentinian born tango singer and actor (Las Rosas (Santa Fe), 25 Oct. 1896 - 13 Jul. 1951), also known as Pancho, he met most of his success in Europe than rather than in his native country -- brother of [a4564649] with whom he happened to ding in duo. | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Discrete Audio Solutions | Sound Design, Mastering, Audio Restoration, DIY Electronic, Authoring, Composition, Post production, Audio Editing, and Midi Editing house based in Dresden, Germany and run by [a=Hesed]. | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Jonas Būtėnas | Lithuanian vocalist (baritone), also chorus master. Born 1892 in Raseiniai district, died 1968 in Chicago. | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Dead Lizard Grin | Terry Skaggs | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Jan Zukowski | Bassist and singer | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Atsushi Matsuno | ||
| Search | Add | 52 | Marilena Preda-Sânc | Visual artist & designer for [l=Electrecord] | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Valia Linou | Βάλια Λινού | Exclusively visual credits in approximately 1986 to 1998 date range. |
| Search | Add | 52 | Joe Rudis | Photographer | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Hardcore De Garage | H.C.G. [HardCore de Garage] band was created in 2013 With a high-speed, violent and dirty sound! Creator of a style of its own called Hardcore, Thrash, Noise! Masters of Noisethrash! | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Phil Shutt | Phil Curtis (formerly Shutt) | Born in Buckinghamshire on 31st March, 1951. Phil Curtis has had his name changed by deed poll from its original - Phil Shutt. Bassist |
| Search | Add | 52 | Государственный Джаз Белорусской ССР п/у Эдди Рознера | State Jazz of the Belarussian SSR conducted by Eddie Rosner | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Paula Davies | UK vocalist and background singer | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Nullo Romani | Italian American violinist and composer (b. September 6, 1889 in Livorno, Italy - d. ) Romani emigrated to the United States before 1920; he became a naturalized citizen in 1928. Between 1923 and 1928, he recorded dozens of records with [l=Columbia]. In 1925, he also recorded eight titles in two sessions with [l=Victor]. Romani's recordings usually featured him as a solo violinist, accompanied by guitar or mandolin and guitar. Starting in 1926, he fronted an entire orchestra. On some of his latest recordings, from 1928, he stars together with his friend, Italian tenor [a=Raoul Romito], on others, he fronts an orchestra that features a Hawaiian guitar or even a musical saw. Nullo Romani composed numerous songs, often with titles in Southern Italian dialect, such as "Asciari Un Capidduzzu" (1920) or "'A Mulinara" (1921). | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Theodor Popp | German director of radio plays | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Reuben 'Bingie General' Dixon | Reuben Dixon | Reggae producer, and the older Brother of [a=Major Mackerel]. |
| Search | Add | 52 | Olivier Chaulieu | ||
| Search | Add | 52 | Victor Chapman | A recording engineer from the West Indies. | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Carlos Lowry | Chilean-American visual artist, born in the US and grew up in Chile. Lowry is based in Austin, Texas and is known for creating artwork for The Dicks and other local punk bands. | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Bruce McCauley | ||
| Search | Add | 52 | Paul Deej | ||
| Search | Add | 52 | Gianpaolo Bresciani | Giampaolo Bresciani | Italian sound engineer. In early 80s has risen to hit the headlines for his works strictly related to the Italo-Disco productions made at [l=Titania Studios] (recording studios founded in Via P. Santacroce 131, Rome in 1971 by [a=Massimo Di Cicco], co-owner of [l=Lupus] Record, passed away July 6, 2013) . Was the sound engineer and mixing technician's reference for arrangers such as [a=Al Festa], [a=Pierluigi Giombini], [a=Romano Musumarra] and artists such as [a=Jeanne Mas], [a=Gazebo], [a=Ryan Paris], [a=Natasha King]. |
| Search | Add | 52 | Kiribatian Vexillology | ||
| Search | Add | 52 | MICRO Együttes | ||
| Search | Add | 52 | DJ RavL | ||
| Search | Add | 52 | Ninu Brt | Albert Santamaria | Acid Techno Trance / Hard Trance DJ and producer from Barcelona. He is the founder of [l1655765] and [l2211400] |
| Search | Add | 52 | Relations, Arles | Layout, mostly for the French classical label [l=Harmonia Mundi]. | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Orquestra Chantecler | ||
| Search | Add | 52 | Shay Kennedy | Irish design artist, has worked at [l=MacArt] | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Benua Carles | Parisian based DJ, journalist, producer, publisher, manager and designer. Creator and owner of the Rythmix label, co-creator and designer of the Tone Series label. | |
| Search | Add | 52 | R. J. Kaiser | ||
| Search | Add | 52 | Harry Felberts Orkester | ||
| Search | Add | 52 | Eduardas Balčytis | ||
| Search | Add | 52 | Terry Blamey | ||
| Search | Add | 52 | Botbol | Haim Abitbol | Haim Botbol (artist name) Moroccan jew singer and musician born in 1936 in Fes |
| Search | Add | 52 | Алла Иошпе И Стахан Рахимов | Soviet family vocal duo. Founded in 1963, Moscow, USSR | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Maria Agozzino | Graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Dusty Feet Band | Dusty Feet Band | Dusty Feet Band is an instrumental music project based in Athens, Greece, primarily led by the musician and producer known as Bkalfos The Dusty Feet Band was founded by Billy Kalfos (bkalfos) in 1980 (Thessaloniki-Greece). The Dusty Feet Band has undergone several lineup changes over the decades, but here are the main members of the band that started it: B.Kalfos - D.Veliaris - Babis Bkalfos (Vasilis Kalfopoulos) is the musician and primary creator behind the band. He handles the production and distribution of their work across various digital platforms. Musical Style: Their sound is characterized by atmospheric guitar work, often described as a blend of blues-rock, Funk-Jazz-Soul and smooth, melodic instrumentals. Presence: You can find their releases, on the Dusty Feet Band Bandcamp and their official YouTube channel @bkalfos. Streaming: Their music is also available for streaming on Bandcamp , Soundcloud , music.apple.com , open.spotify.com. ► About These Collections These collections present archival works created by BKalfos (Vasilis Kalfopoulos) and Dusty Feet Band, originating from the 1980s to the present. The music, lyrics, compositions, and original creative concepts were written and developed by BKalfos and were originally performed and recorded through various periods using analog and early digital recording methods. Due to the age and technical limitations of some original recordings, selected works have been restored, remastered, reconstructed, or expanded using modern studio technologies. This may include new arrangements, additional instrumentation, sound restoration, and AI-assisted production techniques. In some cases, AI-generated or AI-assisted vocal and instrumental elements have been incorporated as creative production components to help restore, complete, or reinterpret archived works. These elements are used within the context of the original compositions and artistic direction. The original recordings, demos, and archive materials remain preserved for historical documentation and reference. |
| Search | Add | 52 | Monika Nicinski | Designer. | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Aarni Lehtinen | ||
| Search | Add | 52 | Marisha Data | Chicago vocals, comedian, radio host, philanthopist (d. October 12, 1972) Polish-American comedian, singer, and composer. She was a successful performer for both English and Polish audiences. Her career encompassed numerous genres, ranging from serious opera to polka to vaudeville. Her comic performances were often in the character of Aggie Klepaczka. | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Chor Des Nordwestdeutschen Rundfunks Hamburg | German Choir, founded 1946 by the broadcaster [l735444] (NWDR) in Hamburg. It was renamed to [a655270] in 1955 and is since then affiliated to the radio station [a1274734] (NDR). | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Mikey Williamson | Probably same artist than [a4394742] | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Boussouar El Maghnaoui | Boussouar El Maghnaoui (born 1955 in Oujda, Morocco) is a Moroccan rai singer, songwriter and producer. | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Lütfi Çolak | ||
| Search | Add | 52 | Kapelle Huserbuebe | ||
| Search | Add | 52 | Ivan Bottiau | French painter & illustrator (1916-2001) | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Robin Barriault | Canadian (Québec) accordionist born on April 12, 1963, in Baie-des-Capucins (Gaspésie). | |
| Search | Add | 52 | C0P | Akos Varga | Dublin based DJ / Art Director / Journalist active since 1995 |
| Search | Add | 52 | Ansambl Đorđa Negovanovića | ||
| Search | Add | 52 | Boris Frank S Svojimi Kranjci | Slovenian ensemble of popular traditional music (folk) - quintet with piano accordion and mixed duet. Founded in 1955, no more active. The founder was [a=Boris Frank]. | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Симон Каган | Симон Михайлович Каган | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Nikolay KeffArt | Николай Ефимов | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Delicate Instruments | ||
| Search | Add | 52 | Карина Симонян | Карина Георгиевна Симонян | USSR editor, supervisor. Worked in the USSR record company [l=Мелодия]. |
| Search | Add | 52 | Hardev Dilgir | Hardev Singh ਹਰਦੇਵ ਸਿੰਘ | Punjabi songwriter and writer (b. 1939 - d. 25 January, 2022). Born in Tharike, Dist. Ludhiana former British Punjab. |
| Search | Add | 52 | Jay Epoch | Jason Wohlstadter | The owner and director of [l=Proton Music], an online radio station and music label dedicated to sustaining and promoting electronic dance music. |
| Search | Add | 52 | Pee Wee Moore | Numa Smith Moore. | American jazz saxophonist (baritone). Played with : Dizzy Gillespie, Big John Greer, James Moody, Lee Morgan, Mary Lou Williams, Lucky Millinder, Louis Jordan, Illinois Jacquet and others. Not to be confused with (jazz saxophonist) [a313030] also called him "Pee Wee". Born : May 05, 1928 in Raleigh, North Carolina. Died : April 13, 2009 in Raleigh, North Carolina. |
| Search | Add | 52 | خالد عبد الرحمن | خالد بن عبد الرحمن بن محمد الدوسري (Khālid Bin ʾAbd al-Raḥmān Bin Muḥammad al-Dūseri) | Khalid Abdel Rahman (born 1965 in Riyadh) is a Saudi-Arabian poet, composer and singer. He is also known as [a=مخاوي الليل] (Makhawi al-Layl). |
| Search | Add | 52 | Gauhar Jan | Indian classical music courtesan-singer of Calcutta in the early 20th century. | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Karen Meffert | Radio and television presenter from Switzerland. Born May 26th 1927 in Berlin, died 27. December 27th 2010 in Zürich. Started working for the Swiss Radio in 1961 retired from radio an television work in 1989. She's known for children's shows such as "Bettmümpfeli" and "Chummerchischte". | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Amy Finnerty | ||
| Search | Add | 52 | K.B. Sundarambal | ||
| Search | Add | 52 | Uwe Storjohann | German author, radioplay director and radio editor (* 22 November 1925 in Hamburg, German Empire; † 24 January 2021 in Quickborn, Germany). | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Los Chaskas | Bolivian folk group | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Joe Jackson's Jumpin' Jive | This band recorded Joe Jackson's "Jumpin' Jive" album with swing covers in 1981 and did a UK and US tour under that band name the same year. | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Daniel Aguilar Bazán | Daniel Aguilar Bazán | Danielbeat (Daniel Aguilar Bazán), is an enthusiastic studio DJ and graphic designer, lover of the sounds emanating from the synthesizers of the eighties, which flowed through various musical genres and underground scenes, such as Synthpop, New Wave, Italo Disco, High Energy, Synthesizer Dance and many more, until reaching the beginnings of Techno, EBM and New Beat. If you are a lover of these scenes and good mixes, you are in the right place. He will transport you through the beats that, on dance floors around the world, revolutionized youth and created a passion for these rhythms and the way of mixing them. You `re welcome! Enjoy! ______________ Daniel Aguilar Bazán Graphic Designer & DJ Studio México City "My heart is beating at 128BPM!" bazand@hotmail.com info@zonart.com.mx |
| Search | Add | 52 | Yoshihiro Oiwa | ||
| Search | Add | 52 | RJ.JR | ||
| Search | Add | 52 | ITF Grafik Design | Till Sperrle | Graphic design company in Berlin, Germany. Run by [a1887294] and [a6573421]. Email: sperrle@itfgrafikdesign.com |
| Search | Add | 52 | www.filthymedia.com | filthymedia | Graphic design studio based in Brighton, U.K. |
| Search | Add | 52 | Gregorio Soria | Spanish graphic and web designer also runs [l140391] label. Mostly related to [l5634] label. | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Lush Strings | ||
| Search | Add | 52 | Raoul Romito | Raoul Roberto Romito | Italian-American opera singer (tenor) (b. October 23, 1882 Livorno, Italy – d. August 19, 1952 Gloucester, Massachusetts, USA) Romito worked as a fisherman in Naples when the Managing Director of the Boston Opera Company, Henry Russell, discovered him. After studying music and learning to read and write in Italian, French, and English in Paris, Romito came to the United States in October 1912, where he gained renown as the First Tenor of the Boston Opera Company. In June 1914, he became a naturalized U.S. citizen in New York. Between 1917 and 1930, Romito recorded prolifically for [l=Columbia], [l=Okeh] (1927-1928), [l=Brunswick] (1929), and [l=Victor] (1930), both popular songs of the day and folk songs in Italian. By 1940, he appears to have retired from stage, working as a handyman. |
| Search | Add | 52 | Matheus Nazareth | ||
| Search | Add | 52 | Amormio Cillan, Jr. | In the early 1970s, one of the most popular entertainers in South-East Asia was the Filipino organist, Amormio Cillan Jr. He came out with several albums in which he played the Yamaha E3 organ, reputedly the latest and most expensive at that time. I've been searching the Internet for more information on Cillan's background but nothing concrete turned up except for lists of his old records and people still selling them. Maybe one day, some Filipino will write a tribute to him. He's really that good on the organ! (Source: Anyone with info on Filipino organist Amormio Cillan Jr? | from SS Quah's Anything Goes on Blogger) Organist from the Philippines. Died in September of 2013. | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Brno Radio Pops Orchestra | Orchestr Studio Brno | Orchestra of the Czechoslovak Radio Brno. Founded in 1951 as “[a=Brněnský estrádní rozhlasový orchestr]” (BERO). In 1965 split to “Orchestr Studio Brno” (OSB) conducted by [a=Erik Knirsch] and “[a=Velký smyčcový orchestr] Československého rozhlasu” (VSOČR – Large String Orchestra of the Czechoslovak Radio) conducted by [a=Miloš Machek] or [a=Jiří Hudec (2)], reunited as OSB in 1970. |
| Search | Add | 52 | Cehlert Graphics | German artwork/design company from Hamburg. Cehlert Graphics Paul-Dessau-Str. 3e 22761 Hamburg | |
| Search | Add | 52 | We Are Image | Web & graphic design agency offering various audio & visual services. Based in Pembroke, Malta. | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Damage Concentration | ||
| Search | Add | 52 | Ian B. MacLeod | ||
| Search | Add | 52 | Anita Ramos | Spanish flamenco dancer and castanets player. | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Tor Søreide Design | Graphic designer in Stavanger, Norway. | |
| Search | Add | 52 | DJ Unfazed | Mike Hicks | DJ Unfazed is the alias of Mike W. Hicks, an American instrumental artist and producer. Born on August 23, 1971, in Chicago, Illinois, he is the owner of the label Phaze1en Music LLC. |
| Search | Add | 52 | Afe Creative Laboratories | Graphic design studio of [l=Afe Records] run by [a=Andrea Marutti]. | |
| Search | Add | 52 | Florette Bihari | ||
| Search | Add | 52 | Ole Wennike | Ole Wennike | Bass player, Harmonica player |
| Search | Add | 51 | Nia Daniaty | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | Art DeCoteau Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | Alhaaj Muhammad Owais Raza Qadri | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | Ansambl Svetomira Šešića | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | Luis Angel Bálsamo | Argentinian designer and art director. | |
| Search | Add | 51 | Daniel Strøm | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | Choeurs Russes De La Cathédrale Saint Alexandre Nevsky, Paris | Choir based in Russian Orthodox cathedral in Paris, France: [l808666] | |
| Search | Add | 51 | Yves Desjardins | Photographer. | |
| Search | Add | 51 | Stefan Fält | Art director / graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 51 | VEB VMW "Ernst Thälmann" Werk Gotha-Druck | printing and lithography plant in the GDR see also [l299531] | |
| Search | Add | 51 | Allan Rinde | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | Moshe Morad | משה מורד | Moshe Morad (born December 12, 1957) is a musicologist, journalist, music editor, and Israeli radio and television broadcaster. Managed the radio station here 88, and previously 88FM until its closure. Morad is involved in philanthropic activities and sits on the board of trustees of the Chaim Association - for children with Cancer in Israel. |
| Search | Add | 51 | Dump Advertising Group | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | Yoriyuki Sugiyama | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | Studio LP | Founded in 2015, Studio LP is a creative practice, specialising in graphic design and art direction within the fashion, music and culture sectors. | |
| Search | Add | 51 | Преображенный Сергий | Sergiy Fjordsson / Сергій Гордіюк | Black Metal, Dark Ambient, Dungeon Synth and Noise musician from Rivne, Ukraine. |
| Search | Add | 51 | วงดนตรี จุฬารัตน์ | An in-house backing band of [l1332051] | |
| Search | Add | 51 | Lucas Marchetti | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | George Woolliscroft Deakin | British recording engineer. Born 1904 in Newcastle-under-Lyme, died 1989 in New Zealand. Recorded for HMV 1929-1937 (matrix suffixes: 0PG (25cm) / 2PG (30cm)) | |
| Search | Add | 51 | Brenda M. Boyce | Product manager at [l=Motown] | |
| Search | Add | 51 | Darcus Beese | British music executive based in London. Executive Vice President at [l=Warner Music UK] from June 2021. Runs [l=Darco Recordings] and [l=Darco Artist Partnerships], a joint venture record label with WMUK. Beese began his music industry career in 1989 as an intern in the [a=Island Records] promotion department before making his move into A&R. He progressed steadily through the ranks at Island Records UK, becoming A&R Director, then Co-President of the label in 2008, and President in 2013. Beese moved to the US in 2018 to take up the President and CEO role before leaving the label and returning to the UK in 2021. Son of [a=Darcus Howe]. | |
| Search | Add | 51 | Orquesta De Jorge Ortega | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | Gerald P. Plano | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | Tommy Caldwell | Thomas Michael Caldwell | A founding member of The Marshall Tucker Band, along with his brother Toy Caldwell. Born 9 November, 1949 in Spartanburg, South Carolina, bassist Tommy Caldwell was involved in a vehicle accident and died from his injuries on April 28, 1980, in Spartanburg, South Carolina.. |
| Search | Add | 51 | Daniel Bognár | Daniel Bognar since 2008 Art Director at [l45260] | |
| Search | Add | 51 | Cegrica Hamilton | Cedrica Anthony Hamilton | |
| Search | Add | 51 | Derek Willman | Derek Willman | |
| Search | Add | 51 | Βάκης Γιαννούλης | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | Mike Kokken | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | David Cereghini | David Cereghini | Canadian musician and visual artist from London, Ontario primarily associated with noisecore. Operator of numerous London based labels such as [l=Coffin Crawl Records] and founding member of [a=Disleksick]. |
| Search | Add | 51 | Balassa Tamás Együttese | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | Bobby Carlton | A&R and music manager. | |
| Search | Add | 51 | Paul Bibeau | Paul Bibeau created Spitfire Records in New York in September 1998. | |
| Search | Add | 51 | R-Bennig | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | Ian MacNeil | Ian MacNeil (born 1960) is a British scenic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 51 | S. Mosquera | Miami-based graphic artist and designer. Created cover art for many Latin records in the 1960s and 1970s. | |
| Search | Add | 51 | Dirk Paternoster | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | Ди Джей Лаки | Legendary presentor of huge Russian pirate series [l715979] | |
| Search | Add | 51 | Ali Bouabdellah | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | John Araya | American bassist and guitarist born March 10, 1969. He's the younger brother of [a251589] and played with him in the pre-Slayer band Evil and has been working as Slayer guitar tech for most of his brother's career in the band, starting in 1983. | |
| Search | Add | 51 | Complesso Santonocito | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | Der Knabenchor Des Norddeutschen Rundfunks | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | Arne Kaupang | Arne Kaupang | Techno artist from Norway |
| Search | Add | 51 | Ζήσης Γουδάκης | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | Dr. Murray Banks | [b]Dr. Murray Banks[/b] (?? - 2008) was an American psychologist and lecturer who was heard widely throughout the world during the 1950s thru the 1980s. He is best known for a series of comedy LPs that he released, beginning in the 1950's. | |
| Search | Add | 51 | Steven Bolinger | Steven Bolinger is a multi-instrumentalist and composer steeped in rock 'n' roll culture living in San Francisco, CA. He has a penchant for The Metal™, progressive rock and electronica/dance music, and on occasion, a good melody. He is lyrically challenged. | |
| Search | Add | 51 | 2190 | 2190 is an American Singer/Songwriter from Florida who debuted with his album, Vast, in 2020 | |
| Search | Add | 51 | Orchestra Oscar Saintal | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | Thomas Ramone | Thomas VEY | Sound engineer at [l=St. Joseph Studio (France)] and [l=studiomixes.io] |
| Search | Add | 51 | Obsidian X | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | Miroslava Mačan | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | Nicolas Chevreux | Boss of [l=Ad Noiseam] label. | |
| Search | Add | 51 | Cor van Velsen | Cornelius van Velsen | Dutch illustrator & graphic designer (1921-2010) |
| Search | Add | 51 | Alan Klap | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | DJ Bartdon | Fernando Bardón Ruiz | Breaks producer from Málaga (Spain). |
| Search | Add | 51 | Georges Montalba | Robert Davison Hunter | b. April 14, 1929 – d. September 10, 2001 Rumored to be a pseudonym of [a=Anton LaVey] (head of the Church Of Satan), Gerobes Montalba was actually the alias of pipe organist Robert Hunter. |
| Search | Add | 51 | Peter Loidl | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | C.V. &O. | Visual Studio Concept/Vormgeving&Ontwerp, Soesterberg, Holland When used for company credits (e.g. 'Designed At'), please use [l1999500]. | |
| Search | Add | 51 | عمر فودة | Omar Fouda is an Egyptian sound engineer. His name can also be transliterated as Omar Foda. | |
| Search | Add | 51 | Skiles | Art Design/Direction company of Mike Skiles. | |
| Search | Add | 51 | Graeme Swinton | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | The Pineal Playhouse | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | Knut Harlem | Designer and illustrator. | |
| Search | Add | 51 | Stephanie Mauer | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | Juanita Schulz | Credited for Backing Vocals | |
| Search | Add | 51 | Hansjürgen Schaefer | Hansjürgen Schaefer | German musicologist and music critic, born 7 October 1930 in Freiberg, Germany. He was also the artistic director for [l219433] from 1973 to 1991. |
| Search | Add | 51 | Draven Stedman | Ava Stedman | Former/birth name of [a11789471]. |
| Search | Add | 51 | Handorgelduett Betschart-Rogenmoser | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | Alain Yahmi | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | Basilica-Chor Der St. Hedwigs-Kathedrale | probably the same as [a641250] | |
| Search | Add | 51 | Joachim Gaertner | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | Stan Bonham | Bass player on gospel recordings from [l=Benson Sound Studio] | |
| Search | Add | 51 | uchylak | Łukasz Bejnar | Kompilator dźwięków, słów i obrazów. Laptopiarz. Właściciel labelu Ubocze. Inicjator składanki "Malfunkcje". Wierny żołnierz Industrial Art. 1/3 MONUMENT ZERO, 1/2 Chłopaków z Zapluskowęsów i 1/2 Galaktyki Mięsa (Galaxy Of Flesh). Jego twórczość - niczym ekwipunek panny młodej - zawiera w sobie coś starego, coś nowego, coś pożyczonego i coś w kolorze blue (słowiańska melancholia). // Compiler of sounds, words and pictures. Laptop player. The owner of the Ubocze label. The initiator of the compilation "Malfunkcje". A faithful soldier of Industrial Art. 1/3 of the MONUMENT ZERO, 1/2 of Chłopaki z Zapluskowęsów duo and 1/2 of Galaxy Of Flesh. His music - like the bride's equipment - contains something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue (Slavic melancholy). |
| Search | Add | 51 | Serbiey | Electronic artist on [l=IKONIZE Records] | |
| Search | Add | 51 | Janie Gans | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | Clara Genchy | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | Aaron Overton | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | Prem Dissanayake | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | 3+2 Együttes | ||
| Search | Add | 51 | Keith Forsyth | South African sound engineer. Worked as studio manager at EMI ([l288453] and Decibel studios) and presently owns and operates Tacet Audio - which features a digital multitrack mobile facility for recording live shows for TV, CD or DVD, and a fully equipped digital studio in which he mixes and masters all his projects. | |
| Search | Add | 51 | Donville Davis | Cousin of [a=Mafia & Fluxy]. Founder of [l=Cou$ins Records]. | |
| Search | Add | 51 | Francesc Guitart | Spanish painter, engraver, sculptor and photographer. Since the 70s, he has presented a total of 56 individual exhibitions in galleries in Spain, Germany, Belgium, Holland, USA, Japan and Luxembourg. | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Idest | ||
| Search | Add | 50 | Remo Albrecht | Art Director and co-owner for Switzerland-based label [url=https://www.discogs.com/label/1025157] Elusive Sound [/url] | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Džordana | Džordana Butkutė-Strasevičienė | Vocalist. Sang in groups Impulsas, Nerija, Combo, Alibi. |
| Search | Add | 50 | Felix Goes Clubbing | Independent electronic project based in Galicia, Spain. | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Floryda Dance Band | ||
| Search | Add | 50 | Garry McDonall | Garry Lee McDonall | Canadian musician, songwriter, producer, engineer and record company owner from Edmonton, Alberta. Member of the [a=The Nomads (23)] with [a=Wallis Petruk] and [a=Don Paches]. They founded [l=Damon Productions Ltd.] in 1966 and opened [l=Damon Sound Studios] in 1968. Born ca. 1938 Died October 5, 2010 |
| Search | Add | 50 | Jerry Abarca | Bassist in Houston, Texas heavy metal band Helstar. Abarca left the band in 2011 due to medical issues. | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Stephen Meltzer | Art Director Has worked at [l=Motown] since the early '90s. | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Ираклий Андроников | Ираклий Луарсабович Андроников (Андроникашвили) | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Luigi Ojival | A producer and songwriter who founded the [l=L.C.O. Productions] company. | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Michelle Ozbourn | ||
| Search | Add | 50 | Classic Image | Artwork studio. | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Werner Klemke | Werner Klemke | Werner Klemke (* March 12, 1917 in Weissensee, Brandenburg; † August 26, 1994 in Weissensee, Berlin) was a German book designer and illustrator, commercial artist and university teacher in the GDR. |
| Search | Add | 50 | Liaison Internationale | French Design Agency. | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Die Engel-Familie | Austrian Volksmusik family ensemble from Tyrol. | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Todd Deasey | Mastering engineer from the US. Worked for [l320186], identifiable by a TD in the runouts. | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Joy Bizarre | ||
| Search | Add | 50 | Maja De Castilla | ||
| Search | Add | 50 | Harley J. Usill | Harley John Vaughan Usill | Founder of the [l645373] label in 1951, with musicologist [a1939541], and of the [l61493] label in 1981. Born in Portsmouth in 1925, died 1991. |
| Search | Add | 50 | Valerio Do Carmo | Valério Do Carmo | Graphic designer and art director that started in 1980 in Brazil, working for advertising, TV and record companies doing magazine, news paper Ads, illustrations and album covers. In 1987 he moved to Caracas, Venezuela and worked on many projects for diverse media and record companies like [l=CBS/COLUMBIA C.A.] . Since 1997, Do Carmo has been living in Florida and working as the art director and graphic designer for Plus Art Graphics. |
| Search | Add | 50 | Isadore Seltzer | American illustrator (1930-2019) | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Oscar Carl Preuss | Oscar Carl Preuss | British recording engineer born 14 November 1889 in London, died 24 December 1958 in London. He was the first A&R for [l=Parlophone] until his retirement in 1955. |
| Search | Add | 50 | Goran Sandev | Goran Sandev | Guitar player and graphic designer from Belgrade, Serbia. Ex-member of 'Armija B', currently member of 'Avenija'. Worked as graphic designer at [l=Litho Art Studio]. |
| Search | Add | 50 | Daft Arts | Creative collective that work on [a1289]'s image and design. | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Tadeusz Stolarski | ||
| Search | Add | 50 | Mark Drillich | Mark Drillich | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Milestone Workshop | ||
| Search | Add | 50 | Orchestra Mascotte | Alias for the [a844750] used mainly on non-German Parlophone releases (UK, Australia, etc) | |
| Search | Add | 50 | The Gospel Music Workshop Of America Mass Choir | The Gospel Music Workshop Of America was organized in 1967 under the direction of [a391684] who remained its president for over 20 years. Beginning in the early 1970s, recordings from the annual meetings were released every year showcasing new songwriting and vocal talent with the backing of a 1000+ person "mass choir". Chapters of the organization sprang up all over the U.S. and some abroad, many of which produced their own recordings. These chapters include: [a5172019] [a2475761] Chicago: [a5404400] Chicago: [a5749028] [a5476924] [a2750832] [a5245529] [a1890129] [a4892059] [a5013037] [a4735721] [a5646656] [a3139469] [a3213513] [a2966737] [a5161546] [a4785428] [a4481859] [a5163472] [a2557178] Also, several nationwide divisions of the GMWA have formed and recorded: [a4287738] [a2200587] [a4888794] | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Joakim Stenhammar | ||
| Search | Add | 50 | Svend Saaby Koret | Danish 50's to 60's choir led by [a=Svend Saaby]. The foundation for the choir was laid in 1942 when Saaby formed [a5941553] for the radio show "Weekendhytten". This choir in 1949 became the Danish national public service broadcaster's popular music choir as [a6719022] and from 1959 named [a=Danmarks Radios Underholdningskor]. Svend Saaby Koret consisted of members from this choir. | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Luigi Falagario | Artist; runs [l=Almost Halloween Time]. | |
| Search | Add | 50 | dj mark van park | ||
| Search | Add | 50 | Saskia Randt | Cover designer. | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Manuel Roessler | Manuel Roessler | Manuel Roessler is an international mastering engineer and mixer. He is running and owning [l=Roessler Mastering], a high end mastering facility. |
| Search | Add | 50 | Die Piccolinos | Austrian accordion duo. | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Easy On The Eye | ||
| Search | Add | 50 | Gerard Deslauriers | ||
| Search | Add | 50 | Brian Sheil | ||
| Search | Add | 50 | Carton Clan | Czech design company. Members: Martin Hůla — graphic design, animation, music, sound Jiří Vaněk — graphic design, ilustrations, infographics Kristýna Šlajchrtová — graphic design, corrections, illustrations Marie Čtveráčková — text, PR, creative consultation Contact: Carton Clan s.r.o. Petrohradská 3 101 00 Praha 10 – Vršovice Czech republic clan @ cartonclan.cz +420 606 601 706 | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Art-O-Matic | Print manufacturer | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Gaël Vignol | Gaël Vignol | Freelance graphic designer based in Paris, France. Mainly worked on artwork for [l=DJ Center Records]' label [l=Paradise Records (12)]. Contact: contact@leag.fr |
| Search | Add | 50 | Aqualoop Booking | ||
| Search | Add | 50 | Odeam Rakoto | Malagasy musician, composer, playwright, voice actor, band leader (22 Apr. 1922 - 06 Nov. 1973) | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Narodni Orkestar Ismeta Alajbegovića Šerbe | ||
| Search | Add | 50 | iska kaek | Franziska Kempiak | Artist (Artwork & Graphic Design) from Leipzig, Germany. Contact: hallo(at)iska-kaek.de |
| Search | Add | 50 | Milissa Sierra | María Luisa Sierra Bobadilla | Milisa Sierra was born on August 20, 1906 in Lagos de Moreno, Jalisco, Mexico. She was an actress, known for Solo los ángeles tienen alas (1939), El amor de los amores (1944) and Divorciadas (1943). She was married to Luis Scherer Pradillo. She died on June 17, 1995 in Mexico, D.F., Mexico. |
| Search | Add | 50 | Rick Dobbis | Marketing manager and art director | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Nocturnal Iridescence | Born-again Christian musician and graphic designer. Runs [l1876395] and formerly ran [l1830056]. Works with, and plays in, primarily black metal and noise-related projects, though not exclusively. | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Alas Rotas | Mexican one-man black metal act from Morelia. | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Tanzkapelle Escholzmatt | ||
| Search | Add | 50 | Satrumentalz | Cristian | Beatmaker & DJ from Santiago, Chile. |
| Search | Add | 50 | Павел Бажов | Павел Петрович Бажов | Pavel Petrovich Bazhov 15 (27) January 1879, Sysertsky plant – 3 December 1950, Moscow Was a Russian and Soviet writer, folklorist, publicist, journalist. He gained fame as the author of the Ural tales. |
| Search | Add | 50 | Marcello Valci | Marcello Valci was an italian songwriter. | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Reserction | ||
| Search | Add | 50 | Ion Luca Caragiale | Romanian playwright, short story writer, poet, theater manager, political commentator and journalist, born 13th February 1852 in Haimanale, today I. L. Caragiale, died 9th June 1912 in Berlin. | |
| Search | Add | 50 | عبد الفتاح سكر | عبد الفتاح سكر | Abdel Fattah Sukkar (1930 - 2008) was a Syrian composer and singer. |
| Search | Add | 50 | Bruce Ewen | US keyboard player, arranger | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Vocalion Orchestra | Studio orchestra credited on [l=Aeolian Vocalion] and [l=Vocalion (2)] releases. | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Steven Chorney | American graphic designer and illustrator, born 1951 in Washington, DC. | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Fulvio Bianconi | Fulvio Bianconi (1915-1996) was an Italian Murano glass artist. Born on August 27, 1915 in Padua, Italy, Bianconi fostered an early interest in caricature drawing, leading him to seek artistic training at the Istituto Statale d’Arte Carmini. The artist continued his studies in Venice at the Accademia de Belle Arte, apprenticing at the Murano glass-making facilities by the time he was 16. Throughout his career, Bianconi worked as a graphic designer in tandem with his artistic glasswork, which afforded him financial independence and the freedom to create humorous, topical pieces. The artist gained visibility participating in the 1948 Biennale. Bianconi died on May 14, 1996 in Milan, Italy. [Quoted, in part, from www.artnet.com.] | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Chor der Oper Zürich | Choir of the opera house Zürich, Switzerland. | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Rainbow Bridge Vibratory Color / Sound Experiment | ||
| Search | Add | 50 | Андрей Скучалин | ||
| Search | Add | 50 | Μιχάλης Βελούδιος | Michael Veloudios (1941-2011) was a Greek painter. He lived in Maroussi from 1955. He studied painting at the Athens School of Fine Arts and Vakalo School with N. Nicolaou, Panagiotis Tetsis, George and Helen Vakalo, Vaso Katraki, Aggelos Theodoropoulos and other major artists. He had to his credit many solo exhibitions, co shares in national reports as well as in group. He had also worked in the theaters as set designer, had painted album covers by [a=Mikis Theodorakis], Vassilis Tsitsanis, Markos Vamvakaris and Panos Gavalas among others. He had written two books about art. | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Olivier Blé | Arranger and composer from Ivory Coast. | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Dj K.I.R. | Κωνσταντίνος Ιορδανίδης-Γκάρμπες | dj K.I.R. Όνομα: Κωνσταντίνος Ιορδανίδης-Γκάρμπες Καταγωγή: Επανομή (κοντά στη Θεσσαλονίκη) Ελλάδα. Από πολλά έτη παραγωγός ηλεκτρονικής Tribal - Voodo - Post Ambient & Chill out Ambient μουσικής. Ιδιοκτήτης της netlabel "Koioga Records" |
| Search | Add | 50 | QUARTO MUNDO DESIGN | Brazilian Designing company | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Lamour Supreme | An artist/graphic designer based in New York (US) | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Fredrik Ramel | Producer and remixer. | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Jan Pysander Whitney | Swedish artwork artist and musician. | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Jussi S. Karjalainen | Jussi Karjalainen | Finnish illustrator, designer and percussionist. Born on March 6, 1975 in Kajaani, Finland. |
| Search | Add | 50 | P. Bars | P. Bars or Peter Bars is a pseudonym of [a=H.G. Francis] (Hans Gerhard Franciskowsky), a german playwright and scriptwriter, born 14 January 1936 in Itzehoe, Germany, died 3 November 2011 in Hamburg, Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Neil Amsterdam | Ole Georg Hansen | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Bende Zsolt | Bende Zsolt | Hungarian baritone vocalist and dance singer. Born: 23 May 1926 (Budapest, Hungary) – Died: 27 June 1998 (Budapest, Hungary) |
| Search | Add | 50 | Fabien Rusty | ||
| Search | Add | 50 | Matheus Nova | Matheus Nova | Brazilian Bass Player. |
| Search | Add | 50 | Andrew Unknown | Andrew Kelley | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Lenin Rojo | Miguel Lenin Rojo Negrete | Mexican bass player & audio engineer who co-founded Mula Terca Records with Willy Chavez. Also a music selecter/DJ with the nick name Barry Gone. He makes mastering for many bands in Mexico. Part of the punk rock & hardcore mexican scene. |
| Search | Add | 50 | Ultra Music DJs | This is who mixes Ultra Music/Records compilations when a DJ is not named or presented. Consists of David Waxman, Jason Killgore, and other Ultra Music workpeople. | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Evolv' Bot 95 | French Electronic Composer & Producer. Alter-Ego of Something You Hear & Mr Voïd. "Pas besoin de chercher à être unique, le monde s'occupe de cela à votre place. Susciter de l'émotion en revanche c'est une toute autre histoire. Et en parlant d'histoires j'en ai justement quelques unes à vous conter." | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Gerald "Incubus" Minelli | Geraldo Minelli | Geraldo "Incubus" Minelli was the bassist and vocalist of Brazilian black/thrash metal band Sarcófago from 1986-2000. |
| Search | Add | 50 | Marc Rude | Marc Hoffman | American graphic artist, born 1954 and died 14 March 2002 in Las Vegas, Nevada. |
| Search | Add | 50 | David Sprinfield | Daniel Sauveur Tome | French composer and arranger (1947-2017). Conductor of France's 1981 Eurovision entry, performed by Jean Gabilou. |
| Search | Add | 50 | C.A.P. Concepts In Design | Graphic design company. The acronym stands for Contemporary Arts Project. | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Vicki Benet | French nightclub singer and Jazz standard recording artist, Vicki was born in Paris c.1930. Vicki sang on the cabaret circuit in Paris and London during the early 1950s. She married her manager [a=Jack Elliott (4)] in 1964. She was also a Hollywood actress, including acting and singing 'Don't Go To Paris' in the Jerry Lewis 1961 movie "The Ladies Man'. Nadia Morova, a European opera singer, was her mother. | |
| Search | Add | 50 | Cuadro de actores de Radio Madrid | ||
| Search | Add | 50 | Gil Bernard | Maurice Abitbol | Gil Bernard was born in Mazagan, Morocco. After completing his studies, he became secretary, did a bit of sports journalism and finding no one to interpret the songs he loved to write, performed them himself at the "Guinguette Fleurie" the great music hall of Casablanca. It was there that [a466235] [a2430404] and other touring stars heard him and encouraged him to go to Paris. |
| Search | Add | 50 | Gabrilis Pantzis | Γαβριήλ Παντζής | Father of [a=Κωνσταντίνος Παντζής]. |
| Search | Add | 50 | Roland Tseng | ||
| Search | Add | 50 | Hargittay Gábor | Hargittay Gábor | Music producer, label owner, show organizer. Gábor was born in Budapest and he lives in Austria. Genres: italo, euro disco, 80's & 90's disco and dance music. |
| Search | Add | 50 | Zespół Instrumentalny Kazimierza Turewicza | ||
| Search | Add | 50 | The Richard Wolfe Children's Chorus | ||
| Search | Add | 50 | Vincento Rodriguez | Alias of [a=Minoru Akiyama] | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Παντελής Εμμανουηλίδης | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | Lindsay Skilling | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | Grammophon-Orchester, Berlin | Please only use this page if the release credits the orchestra based in Berlin. If no location is given please use [a=Grammophon-Orchester] For the Vienna based orchestra please use [a=Wiener Grammophon-Orchester] For the Munich based orchestra please use [a=Grammophon-Orchester München] | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Rush Artist Management | Artist management company founded by Russell Simmons. Also see this very related "label" entry: [l882158] | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Craig Holloway | American bass player in early '90s hardcore band [a723682]. He is also a graphic designer/artist having studied graphic design at Wayne State University in Detroit. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Vokalni Kvartet "Admira" | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | Al Baptiste | Alwyn Alexander Baptiste, Sr. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Sergey Barkalov | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | Daniel Liam Glyn | Daniel Liam Glyn is a British music composer most known for combining his music writing with Synaesthesia. Born in Manchester, UK, he began his music studies and composition at the University of Salford where his admiration for the works of Erik Satie, Steve Reich, John Cage, Michael Andrews and Eric Whitacre grew and later inspired him to embark on a career of contemporary composing. Daniel's work has been heavily influenced by his unique way of visualising numbers, letters and words in his mind with specific colours (Synaesthesia). Daniel's debut album, 'Changing Stations', is an 11-track classical-contemporary album based on each of the main lines of the London Underground and composed using Grapheme Colour Synaesthesia. It was released digitally and physically worldwide via Daniel's own label Caravan Boy Records shortly after his 30th birthday. In 2017, Every track from 'Changing Stations' was transformed into an eclectic mix of Electronica, Ambient House, Nu Disco, and Drum + Bass by electronic music producer Damion O'Brien under the aliases Designer Thumbs, Afferent, and Cassini Division. The finished product, 'Changing Stations: Derailed' injects a new lease of life into the original classical piano compositions, with the tracklist re-arranged to form a new 'journey' on the London Underground. A sophomore album 'Nocturnes', a collection of electronic, ambient soundscapes influenced by his dreams and inspired by the enigmatic thrill of night-time, was composed entirely during the Covid-19 lockdown and released in September 2020. Daniel's third LP, 'WHEN THE DEVIL DRIVES' released in 2024, is inspired by the sounds of lo-fi, trip-hop and downtempo alternative music. Themes involves dealing with mental health, hangovers/hangxiety, bad decisions and hazy memories, but with moments of serenity, calm and chill. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Nether Temple Design | Alex Shadrin | Russian graphic artist. |
| Search | Add | 49 | Moonpop Design | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | CHema Skandal | Mexican born artist currently working out of Chicago, IL. Known primarily for his work on ska, rocksteady and reggae releases. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Los Mañaneros De Nuevo Leon | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | Vingthor The Hurler | US hip-hop producer from New Jersey. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | จิ๋ว พิจิตร | ดิเรก เกศรีระคุปต์ | 16 July 1923 - 18 October 2010 |
| Search | Add | 49 | Adam Wasiewicz | Polish graphic designer, born on September 19, 1986 in Poznań. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Göran Rossander | Göran Armand Rossander | Swedish graphic designer and art director. Born August 2, 1942 in Solna, Stockholm, Sweden — died January 2, 1992 in Stockholm. In the early 1980s, he became a co-owner of the newly founded advertising agency Think Tank and later one of the key figures in Rossander and Company. |
| Search | Add | 49 | 余家安 | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | Евгений Путилов | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | Big Time Productions | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | Frank Venet | Guitar player and vocalist for the German band [a=Yacøpsæ] until early 2016. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Filippo Vezzali | Filippo Vezzali | Italian music producer. CEO and creative director at Filippo Vezzali | Digital Creative Agency. |
| Search | Add | 49 | Bertrand Bechs Orkester | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | David A. Jasen | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | Craig Frazier Design | American design company founded by [a=Craig Frazier] in July 1985 in Mill Valley, CA. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Vrije | Experimental industrial/electronics duo of the brothers Alan and Steve Freeman, Leicester, UK. The project existed 1981 to 84, after which it was renamed [a328969]. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Daniel Halén | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | Michael A. Patist | Michael A. Patist | Electronic dance music producer and artwork designer from Amsterdam, Netherlands |
| Search | Add | 49 | Yo Kumagai | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | František Vlach | František Vlach | Czech graphic designer and painter. |
| Search | Add | 49 | Le Daltonien | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | Nick Erby | Australian country music broadcaster; now a Marriage Celebrant based on the Gold Coast. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | 津久井洋 | Hiroshi Tsukui | Hiroshi Tsukui. Credited with liner notes on Japanese releases. |
| Search | Add | 49 | Memoryhead | Vaporwave artist. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Ansambl Aleksandra Todorovića Krnjevca | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | Diogo Mulero | Diogo Mulero | Brazilian producer and composer. Born February 19, 1918 in Agudos, São Paulo, Brazil — died June 28, 1967 in São Paulo, Brazil |
| Search | Add | 49 | Kai Blackwell | UK based graphic designer. Owner of [l=Lab 13] | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Diophonic | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | Juan Campos M. | Juan Campos Muñoz | Peruvian producer and owner of label [l210665] (Juan Campos Muñoz) |
| Search | Add | 49 | Martin Engelman | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | X-Fusion Music Production | Address: X-FUSION MUSIC PRODUCTION Mathiashof 4 D-45141 Essen Germany Email: info@x-m-p.de [Jan Loamfield] Phone: +49 (0) 172 / 28 636 28 [Jan] | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Simone Holm | Designer. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | André Liegl | German hardcore/punk musician and visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Stu Gale | Engineer linked to the [l368504] studio. Gale primarily works with music for skaters, gymnasts, and dancers. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Γιάννης Λεμπέσης | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | Marie-Hélène Le Camus | Marie-Hélène Le Camus was a French graphic designer, active in the 1960s and 1970s, working for [l57784] and [l75435]. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Rotogravures | Thomas Fehlmann | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Rüdiger Dahlke | German medical practitioner. Born July 24th 1951 in Berlin. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Cackris | Christophe Cathala | French composer and producer of Electronic music. |
| Search | Add | 49 | Tanz-Orchester Bernard Etté | German dance orchestra directed by [a1257614]. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | AP Kivinen | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | Créac | French design studio. Use this profile only if credited for an "artistic" role (e.g. "design by...", or "sleeve by..."). If credited as a company (e.g. "Designed at...") use the company profile [l=CREAC]. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Ορχήστρα Ζακ Ιακωβίδη | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | AKA Studios | Visual design company from Houston, Texas focusing on Hip-Hop releases. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Andrew Fuhrmann | Andrew Fuhrmann joined the NYC underground label ZE Records in July of 1980 and was responsible for all aspects of production publishing and business affairs. He worked closely with Michael Zilkha and in addition was responsible for much of the art direction of the label's covers. To his credit are covers for the Waitresses, Was(Not Was), Alan Vega and Sweet Pea Atkinson. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Nick Defender | Nick Harris | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Silere Omnia | Yohann Pasquier | French visual artist working for many record labels. |
| Search | Add | 49 | Bad Bad Badingo | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | Derek Scace | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | Coudal Partners | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | Mr. Frumpy | Visual artist based in Melbourne, Australia. For roles as a musician Mr. Frumpy is credited as [a4051871]. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | www.prillustrationz.de | Oliver R. Engel | Graphic designer and illustrator, from "Bauhausstadt" Dessau, Germany. |
| Search | Add | 49 | Pavel Fořt | Pavel Fořt | Czech guitarist, bass guitarist, composer, arranger, band leader. Born April 26, 1947 in Prague (former Czechoslovakia). |
| Search | Add | 49 | Forbes King | Forbes King was a member of the New Zealand duo, Kingrow, and the man behind the solo project, Gosney. He is more focused on writing stories now and has been since 2011. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Pierre Laurendeau | Canadian (Québec) singer-songwriter, musician and producer born in Montréal in 1942. He is the composer of the hit song "Le Père Noël C't'un Quebecois". He used the acronym "Lau" and is found under the signature "[a5172870]" (Bou being probably Pierre Boutet, ex-Les Sextans). | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Offe Reese | Chicago, Illinois singer, member of [a1103190], and owner of the [l253476] family of labels. Administered the [l698275] music publishing company. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Tomasz Wakulewski | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | Chembai Vaidyanatha Bhagavatar | Vaidyanatha Iyer | Chembai Vaidyanatha Bhagavatar born Vaidyanatha Iyer, 28 August 1896 – 16 October 1974) was an Indian Carnatic music singer from Kerala. He is popularly known as Chembai and was noted for his powerful voice and majestic style of singing. |
| Search | Add | 49 | Pulak Bandyopadhyay | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | La Charanga Del Caribe | Tropical ("Argentinian cumbia") group formed in Argentina in the 1960s. Led by Coco Barcala (vocals), Tuly Márquez (Juan de Dios Márquez) (percussion, vocals), Panamito (Alejandro Jibaja Molero) (güiro), Míguez (Miguel Salas del Valle) (guitar), Fredy (Alfredo Skuza) (bass), Pellegrino (Juan Carlos Cristóforo) (piano). | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Wolfgang Raspe | Wolfgang Raspe | |
| Search | Add | 49 | The Super Pops | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | Jim Mundy | James L. White | American country singer / songwriter, born February 8, 1934 in Muldrow, Oklahoma. Brother of [a1702765]. His top charting song came in 1973 --"The River's Too Wide", which rose to #13 on the U. S. Country charts. |
| Search | Add | 49 | Elona Marija Ložytė | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | Jo Capitalicide | Multi-instrumental musician, vocalist and visual artist from Ontario, Canada. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Tom Kinniburgh | Thomas Frame Kinniburgh | Born 1887 - Died 1975 Scottish singer. He recorded under various aliases for different labels, including Kenneth MacKenzie, Alec MacDonald, Alec McGregor, Henry Galmont, George Ross, Robert Wallace and Fred Yorke. |
| Search | Add | 49 | Gito Lima | Art director, designer, bassist, based in Berlin | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Gokulacandra | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | Pie Plant Pete | Claude J. Moye | (1906 - 1988) Stage name of American composer Claud Moye ([a=Claude W. Moye]) in the comedic duo [a=Pie Plant Pete and Bashful Harmonica Joe] (see [a=Joseph Troyan] alias [a=Bashful Harmonica Joe]. Learned to play guitar as a child and in his early teens, added harmonica. In 1927, with a considerable repertoire of the old-time songs his mother sang, he relocated to Chicago and made his professional debut on WLS on 5 May. Using a frame, he played harmonica and guitar together, calling the combination his ‘two-cylinder cob-crusher’. He called himself Pie Plant Pete (for comedy reasons) and soon proved popular with WLS listeners. |
| Search | Add | 49 | Teddy Corosine | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | Claudiu Stefan | Claudiu Ștefan | Romanian graphic & product designer based in Bucharest, graduated from the National University of Arts. |
| Search | Add | 49 | MSDesign | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | Miroslav Lilić | Miroslav Lilić (Siverić, 8 Apr 1944 - 25 Jul 2023) was a prominent Croatian television editor, journalist, and media executive, best known as one of the defining figures of [l=Radio-televizija Zagreb] and later [l=HRT - Hrvatska Radiotelevizija]. He graduated in Yugoslav and comparative literature before joining TV Zagreb in 1967, where he worked as a reporter, news editor, and anchor, eventually becoming editor-in-chief and later program director. Lilić gained historical prominence as the first journalist to announce the death of [a=Josip Broz Tito]. Under his leadership in the 1970s and 1980s, TV Zagreb’s news programs became more modern, dynamic, and nationally influential, winning multiple awards by [l=Jugoslovenska Radio Televizija]. He also led the JRT pool at the 1988 Seoul Olympics and was among the key figures who pushed TV Zagreb’s exit from the unified JRT news structure in 1989. In independent Croatia, he served as editor-in-chief of HRT (HTV) and created the 24-hour Program for Freedom during the Homeland War, as well as initiating collaborations on iconic anti-war music projects such as [r=7526073]. From 1994 to 2001 he headed [l=Croatia Records] as its president, signing and renewing contracts with many of the country’s most important artists and shaping several influential labels. He later returned to HRT as a program advisor, and in 2000 founded and led [l=Nova TV], the first private broadcaster with a national concession. Lilić authored the autobiography [r=13466876] (2011) and remained active in media circles long after retirement. He received numerous honors, including two Zlatno pero awards from the Croatian Journalists’ Association, the HRT Ivan Šibl Lifetime Achievement Award, the Homeland War Memorial Medal, and the Order of the Croatian Interlace. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | يوسف موريس إسكندر | Youssef Maurice Iskandar is an Egyptian producer. He is the son of [a=موريس إسكندر] (Maurice Iskandar) and took over the company after his father. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Max De Schauensee | Music critic, born 1900 in Rome, Italy and died 24 July 1982 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Attualità Nera | Industrial/Noise project inspired by 70's and 80's italian erotics comics, true crimes, Giallo movies from 70's, vintage porn and other mediatic stuff. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Das Reil-Trio | German ensemble (1945-1997) for baroque music founded by [a=Ilse Reil] | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Grabócz Miklós | Hungarian musicologist, composer, collector and arranger of folk music. Husband of [a1020381]. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | monoscape | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | Darius Burokas | Bassist | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Tony Gourvish | ||
| Search | Add | 49 | Joey Galimi | Canadian songwriter born in St-Henri, Montréal, Québec. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Luis Antonio Generani | Argentine Artwork Designer. He worked for Argentine and Venezuelan labels. | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Karel Krautgartner Orchestra | Jazzový orchestr Československého rozhlasu | Czech jazz big band. Identical to the [a=Czechoslovak Radio Jazz Orchestra] and (partially) [a=Czechoslovak Radio Dance Orchestra] 1960–1966. This alias was mostly used on some [l=Supraphon]/[l=Artia] export releases of the orchestra’s 1960-1966 recordings, or on foreign recordings. [i]Note: Not to be confused with [a=Orchestr Karla Krautgartnera] (1956–1959, aka “Karel Krautgartner se svým orchestrem” or “Septet/Nonet Karla Krautgartnera”). Not to be used for any 1967–1968 releases credited to [a=Orchestr Karla Krautgartnera (2)].[/i] |
| Search | Add | 49 | Alessia Issara | Credited for Design at label [l=Meloclassic] | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Allen Paulino | Allen Leonard Paulino | Bassist (Boston area) (born Sept. 22 1955 in Beverly, Massachusetts, USA - died Feb. 7 2006 in Boston, Massachusetts, USA) |
| Search | Add | 49 | Andrei Vass | Romanian graphic-designer of magyar descent, collaborator of [l=Electrecord] in the 1980s | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Louis van de Sande | Petrus Aloijsius van der Sande | Dutch bass-baritone, born on April 15, 1887, in Tilburg, Netherlands, died on July 25, 1954, in Berlin. He began his career in 1913 at the Berlin Court Opera. |
| Search | Add | 49 | Alec Brooke | Alec Brooke | |
| Search | Add | 49 | Scott Magrath | American graphic designer from Bolton, Connecticut now based in Pasadena, California. Founder of [l155116], [l216171], and [l1505936]. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Bertico Sosa | Dominican multi-instrumentalist and arranger (b. 23/02/1951 - d. Dec 2005). Also appears as Betico Sosa | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Pictor International | Photo Agency | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Angelo Mauro | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | Rodrigo Almanegra | Vocalist and designer | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Victor Bâldescu | Romanian designer, mostly associated with [l=Electrecord]. Husband of [a=Zorina Bâldescu] | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Minacelentano | Collaborative project of Italian artists [a319972] and [a36543]. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Trio Bettelli | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | Emiliano Canal | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | Ffrench Production | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | Hector De Leon | Héctor Augusto de León Morel, | Dominican trumpeter, composer, arranger, orchestra director (Miches, Dominican Republic, 24 Nov. 1927 - Santo Domingo, 19 Jun. 1999), nicknamed "Cabeza", he began in 1944 as first trumpet of the District Band, travelled to Venezuela in 1949 (played with Rafael Minaya and Aldemaro Romero), returned to Dominican Republic in 1952, moved to New York in 1953 (played with Machito), later retirned to Dominican Rep., to Venezuela (1960, played with Luis Alfonso Larraín), 1st trumpet of the National Symphony Orchestra in 1965, played with Tito Puente (1967), formed his own orchestra in the late 1960s. |
| Search | Add | 48 | Pascal Jörgensen | Bass player, member of 'Massacra'. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Hedgehog Design | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | Studio Matchbox | Swedish design studio. When not credited as an artist (here), but as a location, please use [l318606]. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Billy Liebermann | William Liebermann | Experimental black metal/dungeon synth/etc musician from the USA. Founder of [l=Moonworshipper Records]. |
| Search | Add | 48 | D'Mike | Luís Miguel Barão Simões | D'Mike started is work around 2010, after 2015 he was forced to stop because the lost of all the sound material (again in 2023). In the middle of 2022 he came back from the shadows and start to work again, but this time is this oldschool tribal techno, is favourite style, nowadays called hardgroove. D'Mike released is work on Labels such as, Joey's Loops Records, Transfiguration Recordings, Ibiza Boys and just recently at the Label he created Viso's Recordings for the same style of Techno and soon on Rawsery Records. D'Mike never played at the great festivals, big stages or renamed discos. |
| Search | Add | 48 | Patrick Rouchon | French photographer, son of [a7255369] and elder brother of [a5318305]. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Zonophone-Orchester Berlin | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | LW Project Consultancy B.V. | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | Doru Calotă | Tudor Calotă | Manele singer & songwriter from Târgoviște (b. June 19, 1953 - d. April 17, 2003), father of [a=Robert Calotă] |
| Search | Add | 48 | Russell Farnsworth | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | Meeksville Sound | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | ElektroHaze | ElektroHaze is an artist from Germany born in 1986. Originally he was a rapper, started performing in 2005 as Haze Mc. Since 2017 ElektroHaze is producing Tropical House infused beats. In 2020 he founded [l=Back 2 Da Loops Records] with [a=Schorsch Clooney] and [a=Heinz Null]. He retired from making music in 2021. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Eduard Belichmeier | Original bass player of Protector | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Beppe Maniglia | Giuseppe Fuggi | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Piäsky | Markus Saarenpää | Bass player. |
| Search | Add | 48 | Jose Luis Sanesteban | José Luis García de San Esteban Miguel | José Luis García de San Esteban was a Spanish arranger, conductor and composer (1927 - 1990). |
| Search | Add | 48 | Bovema | Cover photography credit for Bovema. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Joseph Futterer | Art director | |
| Search | Add | 48 | JONBANNER | Jonathan Banner | Hip hop producer / rapper & audio engineer based in Trinidad & Tobago. |
| Search | Add | 48 | Dennis Beutner | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | Lankybox | "Justie" Kroma and Adam James McArthur | American channel that have 37.2M subscribers founded by the comedy duo "Justie" Kroma and Adam James McArthur |
| Search | Add | 48 | L'Atelier Rouge | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | Ансамбль Русских Народных Инструментов Под Управлением Анатолия Цадиковского | Also known as [b]Русский инструментальный ансамбль[/b] (Russian Instrumental ensemble). | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Kiki Picasso | Christian Chapiron | French urban graphist and painter, father of [a=Kim Chapiron] & [a=Mai Lan]. |
| Search | Add | 48 | Terry Skaggs | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | Gérard Targowla | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | Betül Arkök | Turkish illustrator. Her signature is in upper cases, other Turkish illustrator, [a5389648] signature is in lower cases. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | George Petty | George Brown Petty IV | George Brown Petty IV (April 27, 1894 – July 21, 1975) was an American pin-up artist. His pin-up art appeared primarily in Esquire and Fawcett Publications' True but was also in calendars marketed by Esquire, True and Ridgid Tool Company. Petty's Esquire gatefolds originated and popularized the magazine device of centerfold spreads. Reproductions of his work were widely rendered by military artists as nose art decorating warplanes during the Second World War, including the Memphis Belle, known as “Petty Girls”. |
| Search | Add | 48 | @Krisblade | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | Folklore Di Romagna | Italian folk orchestra from Forlì, also known as Orchestra Folklore di Romagna. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Aleksas Lemanas | Popular pop (variety) singer of the 1980s. Born 1941. In 1964-1968 he sang with the [a=Romualdo Grabšto Ansamblis] in Kaunas Metropolis restaurant, also sang in M. Vaitkevičiaus vadovaujamas ansamblis "Ritmas". During the years of independence, he formed the bands [a=Sodžius] and [a=Džentelmenai], also the folk ensemble Seklyčia, and released several solo albums. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | David B. Roundsley | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | Rimvydas Kepežinskas | Lithuanian painter. Born 1956 December 26. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Julien Loïs | French graffiti artist, designer and cartoonist from Marseille, born in 1972. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Kenneth Winkler | Kenneth Winkler | Austrian composer, producer, arranger and engineer from Innsbruck. He runs his own [l=Weyrerton] studios where he records, mixes and masters various productions and produces his own music. Further he is founder of [l315164] and developed the all new pressing process of the format with business partner Alexander Wörle. |
| Search | Add | 48 | Raisio | Tags - experimental avant-garde conceptual art found sounds no music noise. From Finland | |
| Search | Add | 48 | GOAdelic | Petar Todorov | Bulgarian Goa/Psy-Trance promoter, compiler and visual artist. |
| Search | Add | 48 | Der Madrigalchor Klagenfurt | Founded in 1948 by [a=Günther Mittergradnegger] in Klagenfurt, Austria. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Cicero Productions | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Dick Appleton | Using many different guitar styles and tuning techniques, composer Dick Appleton is a musician who's worked with many major artists. He's also pioneered his own 'wall of sound' style. Based In Lincolnshire Dick has released many recordings, in a Singer Songwriter style, as well as Blues recordings and Experimental Guitar pieces. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Keiichiro Fujiwara | Keiichiro Fujiwara | Artist based in JPN, Author of xidual.1td, nowhere. Work around observation about hypothetical-landscape between painting and video, sound, concrete poetry, visual texts, framed multidimensional movement. xidual.1td is net-base label for self-release organized by Keiichiro Fujiwara. nowhere is non-music only. alias: 𝑓., witness, genomyia micans McLachlan LFT Emitt, user, 𝑎𝑟𝑒𝑛𝑎, 𝔙ℑ, 留居守, +jhonas+, hermit, 不知火, Veniss Dem, LFT Emitt, addedval, kf, _etc. around: proto-ambient, drone, noise, dark ambient, experimental, imaginary folklore, pacific, conceptual, free-form, spokenword, electronic, progressive, concrete poetry, contemporary, leftfield, avant-garde, post-minimalism, hardcore, avant-folk, industrial, "chamber", OST, sound art, compressionism, trash, goth-SF, post-punk, self-independent DTM [individuality of unknown insiders stay outside in this world] All Artwork, Compose, Produce, Perform, Edit, Release, Text By – Keiichiro Fujiwara ©Keiichiro Fujiwara |
| Search | Add | 48 | P. Müller's Banater Kapelle | Philadelphia-based polka band, led by [a=Peter Muller (4)], that recorded for [l=Columbia] and [l=Okeh] between 1924 and 1930. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Castlewood Marimba Band | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | The Cream Group | The Cream Group London - credit for Design For Amsterdam Please use [a=Cream (7)] | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Hessel Tieter | Belgian producer and record company executive. Former owner of [l=Music Man (2)], founder and director of [l=N.E.W.S. NV]. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Professor Stone | Credited for liner notes. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Bill Hauser | American visual artist based in Saint Paul, Minnesota. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Paul Sandoz | Swiss classical baritone born 1906 in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland, died on July 31, 1999 - Basel, Switzerland | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Детский Хор Большого Театра СССР | Children's Choir Of USSR Bolshoi Theatre Since 1992 it has been called - [a6283396]. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Джан Ку | Alternative band formed in 1991 in St. Petersburg, Russia, named after the Dartmoor legend ("Jan Coo"). Band's lyrics were often focused around ocean-related metaphors and water imagery. Throughout the years of its' existence the band released albums in various genres, starting with bluesy grunge of their debut "Labyrinth" followed by industrial and trip-hop motives of sophomore self-titled album as well as hardcore of their third release "Freedom" and dark electronica of "The Last Drop", their forth CD. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Claude Lataillade | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | Wilhelm Winkel | Recording engineer who worked for [l=Favorite] in the first half of the 1910s. Winkel's recordings have matrix numbers ending in -s, -t, or -w. In 1910, 1911 and 1912, Winkel made Turkish, Greek, Sefardic, Hebrew, and Armenian recordings for [l=Favorite] in cities such as Constantinople (Istanbul), Smyrna (Izmir), and Salonica (Thessaloniki). In the summer of 1912, he worked in Buenos Aires, in December 1912, he recorded in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. In 1913 or 1914, he seems to have been in Guayaquil, Ecuador. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Carlos A. Acosta L. | Carlos Alberto Acosta Londoño | Director of International Marketing at [l=Discos Fuentes], specialized in locating Colombian products in 35 countries around the world. National and International Marketing Director of [l=Sonolux]. Director of Production and Programming of Cable TV Medellín, Colombia. Founding director of Radioaktiva of Caracol Radio Medellín. |
| Search | Add | 48 | DJSJ | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | Jerzy Kurczak | Polish graphic designer and artwork artist. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Asterisk Associates Inc. | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | Fandango U.S.A. | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | J.P. Bendzinski | J.P. Bendzinski | Engineer/Producer/Musician in Long Beach, CA - originally from Seattle, WA. |
| Search | Add | 48 | Gabriel Cuartas Franco | Liner notes author on Sonolux releases. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Fred Munao | Fredric Munao | East Coast (USA) artist manager; husband of [a=Susan Munao] and owner of management firm [a10672072]. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., his musician father fostered a love of music and in the mid-'60s he began producing and working at various music publishing companies. Finally Fred moved to artist management, where he is best known for his work with Boston based group [a=The Atlantics (3)]; his wife, [a=Susan Munao] managed [a=Donna Summer]. In 1981 Munao co-founded [l9176] with [a1874661], working with artists such as The Jerky Boys, Nerissa, Shawnie Ranks, Kid 'n Play, and Mike Peters ([a=The Alarm]). |
| Search | Add | 48 | Arnold Loxam | British organist and pianist, born in Bradford, 1916. Toured with Paul Anka in December 1957 in UK. Has been a prolific broadcaster for BBC and local radio networks. Died, aged 93, on 14 March 2010. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Larry S. Dreamer | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | Apple Graphics | Apple Graphics is a company and should not be used as an artist. Please use [l418952] instead. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Dave Rajput | Dave "Dr. Mix" Rajput was the co-founder of the internationally syndicated Hot Mix radio show, for which he mixed and programmed, logging over 3300 hours of recording. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Jimi Lako | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | Georgy Ginovker | Георгий Израилевич Гиновкер | Georgy Ginovker (1931–2018) is a Soviet Russian cellist and accompanist. |
| Search | Add | 48 | Esteban Decoral Toselli | Argentinian recording supervisor, composer, producer, musical director, radio host (Eduardo Castex, La Pampa, 16 Jun. 1930 - 21 Aug. 1983), worked at [l304096], [l113220], has been artistic director of Odeón - also known as Esteban Mateo Toselli | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Zlatko Černjul | Zlatko Černjul | Croatian arranger and conductor. Born January 8, 1924 in Zagreb, died November 9, 1988 in Zagreb. |
| Search | Add | 48 | Vickyproduction | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | Peter Morada | Art director and designer. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Schwyzer Ländlerkapelle "Echo Vom Stockberg" | Swiss [i]Volksmusik[/i] (folk music) ensemble. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Jac Brahm | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | Wolfgang Schemme | Credited for liner notes | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Liryc Non Stop | C.C. Torres | Drummer, singer, composer, Dj based in south of France |
| Search | Add | 48 | DJ Craig G | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | Ryder Thomas | Artist from North Carolina who creates music of a style that has a blend of Art Punk, Indietronica, Comedy Rock, Noise Rock, Snyth music, and more Her earlier music was more Indie pop and geek rock. Her later music was more inspired by synth punk, dance punk and experimental rock acts Founder of [l3514426] and apart of the duo [a14839294] | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Hüseyin Emre | Founder of Turkish label [l142638]. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Gerd Wellnitz | German composer and orchestra leader | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Orkiestra Jerzego Abratowskiego | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | Ahmet Terzioğlu | Graphic designer | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Ainsley Folder | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | Beth Cumber | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | Waldemahr Smerdulak | Visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | 大野奈鷹美 | 大野奈鷹美 | Naomi Ohno. Writer and editor for the Japanese hard rock/heavy metal magazine Burrn! |
| Search | Add | 48 | Edward Buxbaum | Visual artist | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Виевска Фолк Група | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | Orchester Jean Satori | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | E.A.L Axner | Eric A. Loke Axner | Born 18th December 1996 in Sweden, he is a prolific songwriter, lyricist, musician (drummer, vocalist, keyboardist), composer and producer of a wide spectrum of music genres and styles, mainly in rock and electronic music. Founder, owner and CEO of Interlock Records, Deafhead Records & Heavy Weight Entertainment. He is also an author, poet, painter, sculptor, photographer, graphic designer, jewelery and clothing designer, actor and businessman. |
| Search | Add | 48 | Studio Francis Hörters | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | Generalfeldmarschall Kriegshammer | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | David S. Blanco | David Santiago Blanco | London based graphic designer and operator of [l551882]. |
| Search | Add | 48 | Ryan Scannura | Ryan Scannura | NYC-based deejay from the Midwest. Ryan is in charge of curation and A&R for the [l=Deep Club] record label, podcast, and party series. He launched a new party in Brooklyn in 2021 named Jewel, and the associated [l=Jewel Series] label offshoot the following year. |
| Search | Add | 48 | Daniel Marschollek | Daniel Marschollek | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Walter C. Peterson | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | NCL-TM | Tim Clarke | UK former member of an indie rock band, now involved in hip-hop. |
| Search | Add | 48 | Columbia Dance Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 48 | Meckamacke | Алег Ліпскі (Aleh Lipski) | Electronic music producer from Brest, Belarus |
| Search | Add | 48 | Roman Ismailov | Roman Ismailov is a Finnish illustrator and graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 48 | Манарша Хираева | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | Longhorn Playboys Band | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | Jerry Ritz | Danish music executive. From 1972 to 1980 was head of international repertoire (A&R) at [l=Electric & Musical Industries (Dansk-Engelsk) A/S]. In 1980 he started his own label, [l=Tuba (3)]. | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Los Tolimenses | "Emeterio and Felipe, Los Tolimenses" prestigious musical comic duo formed in Medellín, Colombia in 1951 by [a4728176] (Felipe), a Huila engineer born in 1928, and [a4728175] (Emeterio), born in 1930 in Ibagué, Tolima. Both studied music at the Conservatory of Ibague. The pseudonym "Emeterio and Felipe" took in 1952 for their first presentation on Colombian television. | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Станислав Марков | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | al.sa sas | Media effects and art director. | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Linda Bourne Wornell | A&R Coordinator | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Oscar Vinader Pérez | Spanish sound Engineer from Madrid, active since 1982. Started in [l289621] then as freelance working with artists such Presuntos Implicados, Sergio Dalma, Niña Pastori, Manuel Carrasco, Pastora Soler, Melendi, David Bisbal, Raphael, David Bustamante, Alejandro Sanz, live engineer (FHO) for Sergio Dalma for the last 18 years. | |
| Search | Add | 47 | The Home Guards Band | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | Clark The U-man | Stéphane Petit | French graphic / design artist Clark. |
| Search | Add | 47 | The Obscurest | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | Zorica Lakić | Zorica Lakić | Cover designer from Serbia. |
| Search | Add | 47 | Frank Wojnarowski | Vocalist and bandleader from Fairfield, Connecticut | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Suzanne Sherman | Production Coordinator and Production Manager, primarily for [l=GRP] Records. | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Sonny Coccera | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | 浜田隆史 | 浜田隆史 | Takashi Hamada. Japanese ragtime guitartist. Born in Otaru City, Hokkaido Island, Japan on December 11, 1964. He is Japanese, but he is also an editor of "Ainu-Times", a quarterly newspaper written in the Ainu language. Plays on the street, his own live concert, or at restaurants as BGM. His guitar style is quite unique. He can play in standard tuning, but more often plays in "Otarunay-Tuning" (EbAbCFCEb : 6 to 1). Using this tuning, he can always play the alternative bass, and can easily play ragtime in Ab key. It fits to arrange piano rags for the guitar, and when he plays classic rags, it is always used. Also it is very helpful to avoid Russian sailor saying "please let me play your guitar!" * His name is sometimes showed as “HAMADA Takasi”, or “HAMADA, Takasi” In Japan, the family name is showed firstly. And the way of express “si” is chosen by himself, because it fits to Ainu phoneme notation. Please notice it has also some advantages for searching him through internet. |
| Search | Add | 47 | Orchestra Durium | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | William Charles Hancox | William Charles Davis Gilbert Hancox | British recording engineer (born 1886, died 1943). Recorded for GRAMCO/HMV from August 1910 until August 1914, using matrix suffixes aa (7") / ab (10") / ac (12"). Later worked for Brunswick. |
| Search | Add | 47 | Paul Tunkin | Founder of The Blow Up Club and affiliated record label [l=Blow Up Records] | |
| Search | Add | 47 | prycwrn | Prycwrn (stylized prycwrn, spelled "prycern") is an Romanian Electronic artist. Prycwrn's primary music genres also include include Orchestral, Breakcore, Drum n' Bass, Jungle, Hardcore and EDM. | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Ernst Fankhauser | Swiss folk music accordion player. | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Фёдор Николаевский | Фёдор Иосифович Николаевский | Fedor Nikolaevsky - Soviet Russian clarinetist and military conductor. Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1933). Brother of [a2673663]. Born: October 6 (September 24 O.S.), 1880, Moscow, Russian Empire Died: May 28, 1951, Moscow, USSR. |
| Search | Add | 47 | S. Sunny | Pashto music composer S.T. Sunny was born in Peshawar in a Christian family in 1950. He obtained a BA degree from the prestigious Edwards College, Peshawar. Later on he went to the United Kingdom to get certificate courses in Music. Unlike typical Edwardians who take pride in being fluent and well conversed in English, S.T. Sunny stands out as one who adored pashto music and elevated it to positions at par with quality music of Indian Sub-Continent. When pashto movie production started in the late 1960s, it provided Sunny the opportunity to showcase his talents. His first music composition project was pashto movie ZAMA BADAL. In this movie, he composed music for Khyal Muhammad, Kishwar Sultan and Hedayatullah. The songs were written by pashto poet Younas Qiyasi of Peshawar who is currently Editor of Daily "AAJ". While the movie did not do well at the box office, it made S.T.Sunny as one of the sought after composer because all the songs scored top on the list. Afterward, S.T. Sunny composed music for pashto movie "Baz aw Shahbaz", Makhrur, Tarbur, Da Ghaz aw da Maidan, Qesmat, Da Marg Saudagar, Jwand Ya Marg, and many others that continue to enchant Pukhtuns in Pukhtunkhwa and Afghanistan. The current song taken from pashto movie "Baz aw Shahbaz" speaks volumes of Sunny's capabilities and contributions to pashto music. Just like this song, he has hundreds of other pashto songs to his credit. His contributions to pashto music despite having born in a Hindko speaking household has immortalized Sunny in the minds and souls of Pukhtuns. As one of the original and talented pashto music composer, S.T. Sunny will have a distinguished place in pashto music history. Sunny is a pillar of pashto music and of the calibre no less than other iconic personalities including Munir Sarhadi, Sabz Ali Khan, SherAfghan, Rahadat Hussain, and Muhammad Rafeeq Shinwari. | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Riccardo Bucchioni | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Jacques Douvalian | French vocalist and guitarist of Armenian descent. Sung in French, Armenian, Russian. Born 1920 in Syria, died 2008 in France. Emigrated from France to USSR in 1954 but again returned to France in 1965. | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Emerson Military Band | Artist credit used on Emerson c. 1917-1921. Generally, up until 1920 these recordings were directed by Arthur Bergh. | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Håkan Lager | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | Nelson Martins Dos Santos | Brazilian Trombone Player and Arranger. Born in Rio de Janeiro, in November 24, 1927, where he died on 16 February 1996. Commonly credited as "Nelsinho", "Maestro Nelsinho" or as "Nelsinho E Seu Trombone" | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Winston Delano Stewart | Winston Delano Stewart | Reggae and Rocksteady Vocalist Born 5th January, 1947, Kingston Jamaica |
| Search | Add | 47 | عبد الغني الشيخ | عبد الغني الشيخ (ʾAbd al-Ghani al-Šaykh) | Abdel Ghani al-Sheikh (1907 - 1970) was a Syrian composer. |
| Search | Add | 47 | Orchestre TP Zembe-Zembe | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | Arturo Zitelli | Arturo Zitelli | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Leila Eisenmann | Leïla Eisenmann | Leïla Eisenmann is a parisian Art Director graduated from ESAG/Met de Penninghen in 2002. |
| Search | Add | 47 | Emanuel Gurgel | Emanuel Gurgel de Queiroz | Brazilian A&R, producer and manager at [l853710], in the 1990s he started to invest in forró bands and later founded his own company in 1991 creating the label [l315173], the record studio [l2638810], the producer company [l3277230] and the publishing company [l1822461]. |
| Search | Add | 47 | Monsignor Fernand Maillet | French catholic priest and chorus master (Paris, 20 August 1896 - 20 February 1963). Director of Les Petits Chanteurs à la Croix de Bois from its foundation in 1924, until his death. He was replaced by [a=Abbé Roger Delsinne]. | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Milutin Popović Zahar | Milutin Popović | Born 12.10.1938 Serbian folk composer, lyricist and violin player. |
| Search | Add | 47 | Jens Warny Og Hans Orkester | Danish orchestra | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Dave Chiodo | David Paul Chiodo | Jazz Guitarist, Record Producer/Audio Engineer. Originally from New York, he later moved to South Florida where he owned and operated [l717710], [l2024844] and [l450977]. Later moved to Fayetteville, Arkansas where he died on Sept. 11, 2016. Married to [a4081064] |
| Search | Add | 47 | Master Rafiq Ali | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | علی نظری | Ali Nazari is an Iranian singer. | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Alexander Gorsky | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | Betty M. Cherry | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | John Norwell | Composer, producer Founder of [l456264] and [l1329868] | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Gérard Côte | French producer | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Verstraeten | Charles Louis van Nackom | Louis Verstraeten was a Belgian operatic singer. b: 24th October 1864, Laken d: 12th July 1917 |
| Search | Add | 47 | Bob Macabre | Robert R. Egler | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Adriano Merigo | Italian designer and painter. Drummer of S.Antonio David's Singers. | |
| Search | Add | 47 | K5Graphixxx | Japanese visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Hoyt Jones | Composer and arranger. | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Koopastar | Reggie | Koopastar started as a Youtube channel in 2016 in California. He used the name [b]Koopastar Productions[/b] and for 2 years made slightly shoddy plush videos, gaming how-to's, and other types of media. In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic brought him back into the internet and his old Youtube channel was re-introduced with mashups and memes and was renamed [b]Koopastar[/b]. |
| Search | Add | 47 | Марзият Абдулаева | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | Василий Воронов | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | Hokey Pete | USA Holland, Michigan | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Dean Zepherin | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | Kynsha | Luciana Cirrillo | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Ashiq Hussain Jat | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | Bass_Droppers | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | Tommaso Demuro | Italian visual artist and producer. Owner of [a6333750]. | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Jon Buccieri | House & garage producer/remixer who released for Reflective records, Sbz, Gridlock'd as well as other labels. Used to manage Sheffield's Studiobeatz record store/record label alongside owner and fellow Dj/producer Naughty Nick. Aliases include: Dj influence, 2's Co, 2 Guys, Frantic Djs, Fanta & Awol, Solo as well as others. Well known Dj in the scene who played regularly at Reflective (Sheffield), Niche (Sheffield), The Boilerhouse (Bradford), Fluid (Leeds), Silk (Birmingham), Kama (Derby), The Warehouse (Leeds) Krush (Barnsley) etc. | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Rehman Verma | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | Jeanine Grob | Swiss bass player, member of the all female metal band [a5579956]. | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Werner Marti | Swiss pianist and band leader | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Paco De La Barrera | Francisco González De La Barrera | Francisco González De La Barrera is a Mexican musician, writer and producer. Working mainly for label [l=Orfeon] and its sublabels. |
| Search | Add | 47 | Jiří Vlček | Jiří Vlček | Czech graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 47 | Dennis De Souza | (born 1935, British Guiana; died 7 April 2012, Toronto, Canada) Pianist based in Trinidad, well known there for performing and recording popular music. Originally from Mahaica, East Coast Demerara, British Guiana (now Guyana), De Souza began playing the piano at age 9. "I finished a 3-year course in seven months and then went to a piano teacher, Mr Herman Faria. I loved to play popular music by Pat Boone, Jim Reeves, Nat King Cole, Bing Crosby, Dick Hayes and whatever I heard on the radio," he later told Indo Caribbean World. At age 20, he was booked to sail to England via Trinidad to study music composition. But Dennis had another interest also – cricket. He later recounted: "I fell in love with T&T and the ship sailed without me. I played cricket with Harvard and with Queen’s Park C.C.” One night after "a big victory," Dennis and his cricketing pals went to the Penthouse in Port of Spain to celebrate. "The resident band leader, Choy Aming, invited me to play the piano with his band. Because of the constant encores, people would not let me leave until 5:00 a.m.," he recalled. Among De Souza's later gigs was a 3-year contract at the Hilton Hotel in Port of Spain. He spent his final years with his family in Canada and last performed publicly in 2010. | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Band De Meicy | Band from Indonesia, with recordings released in 1977, 1978 and unknown years. Mainly appearing on releases as "De Meicy." | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Toshiyuki Kasajima | 笠嶌寿之 | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Azgorh | Australian black metal musician. Runs [l=Dark Adversary Productions]. | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Hjordis Fogelberg-Jensen | Art director and graphic designer | |
| Search | Add | 47 | The Rusty Nutz | Swansea based experimental punk 4 piece formed in 1998. The band recorded and released several hundred songs on cassette between the years 1998 and 2002 before splitting. Although several rumors have stated that the band never broke up and have never stopped writing. In early 2016 a number of cassettes that were feared lost, were found, prompting the band to re-record some of the tracks for an EP called 'Toupee or not toupee' released in 2017. An album is due to follow in 2020 titled, 'We tried to make it big but something somewhere went wrong and we can't work out what that something is.' | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Jesse Joannou | Lacquer Cutting Engineer for [l178173] since 2021. | |
| Search | Add | 47 | 平井毅 | Takeshi Hirai. Japanese music critic, writes for Young Guitar magazine. Editor of Young Guitar from April 2009 to April 2011. | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Духовой Оркестр МВД СССР | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | O.Ashley | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | Dank Nity | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | Grant Edwards Management | Contact address (1986): Grant/Edwards Management 30 Bridstow Place, Talbot Road London W2 5AE United Kingdom | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Los Violines Magicos De Villafontana | Mexican orchestra created in the late 1950s in Mexico city and led by [a2207621], other directors: [a5506399] (until 1973), [a17453899] (from 1973) | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Helia Casanovas | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | Mansell Litho | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | Борис Карлов | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | Emilio Gallardo | Spanish pianist, composer and producer. | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Eugenio Consonni | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | M. W. Herzog | Martin W. Herzog | Canadian art director and publicist. Appointed Director of Creative Services for [l=CBS Records Canada Ltd.]/[l=CBS Disques Canada Ltée] in 1977. |
| Search | Add | 47 | Marjorie Meinert | American organist popular on local and national radio and television in the US throughout 40s and 50s. At the height of her career she appeared on 5 radio shows and 5 TV shows weekly. In 1951-52, she co-hosted a weekly TV series called "Two for the Show" with [a2306337]. In 1954 she appeared on Ken Griffin’s national TV show "67 Melody Lane" playing Flight of the Bumble Bee. Marjorie was a child prodigy, with her first broadcast performance on the piano at age 7. She was a professional organist nearly all her life, touring coast-to-coast as well as fitting in the TV and radio shows plus recordings and live gigs. She died at the age of 88 in 2009. | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Hilary Stench | Hilary Hanes | Bass player. |
| Search | Add | 47 | Mieczysław Janicz | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | Sven Gjurček | Sven Gjurček | Croatian illustrator / designer. Born in Zagreb, Croatia in 1978. Founder of [b][i][a15631404][/i][/b] design studio. |
| Search | Add | 47 | Carlo Cordara | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | Jörg Lamster | Songwriter, producer, keyboardist and engineer. Born on July 31, 1967 in Uslar (Germany). | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Charanga De La 4 | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | Schmohawk | Evan Muir | Experimental musician from the United States |
| Search | Add | 47 | Raymond Peynet | French cartoonist (1908-1999). He is known for having created the couple of lovers in 1942 which he represented on many mediums, including ceramics, posters, jewelry, postcards, and postage stamps. In 1987 Raymond Peynet was promoted Commander of the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres. | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Dean Kilpatrick | Dean Arthur Kilpatrick | American road manager of [a=Lynyrd Skynyrd], born 30 May 1949, died in a plane crash 20 October 1977 in Gillsburg, Mississippi, USA, together with [a=Cassie Gaines], [a=Steve Gaines], [a=Ronnie Van Zant] and both pilots. |
| Search | Add | 47 | Hager's Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | Joz Art | Jozart Design Studio | Jozart Design Studio, a Brazilian company located in the São José neighborhood, in Recife-Pernambuco, was founded on May 10, 2005. The company's main activity is Pre-Printing Services. |
| Search | Add | 47 | Ansambl Novice Negovanovića | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | Clive Burrows | English sax player who later became a BBC radio producer / presenter | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Karl Dahmer | Visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Mark Megaray | Mark James Hogan | Irish bass player from Dublin. Passed away September 6, 2016, aged 59. |
| Search | Add | 47 | Marc Beekhuis | Marc Beekhuis | Marc Beekhuis is a Swiss graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 47 | The Bechet / Spanier Big Four | Recording jazz group, formed in New York 1940, led by [a=Sidney Bechet] and [a=Muggsy Spanier]. The group recorded eight tracks for Hot Record Society on 28 March and 6 April of 1940. | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Paul Stanczyk | chicago based recording engineer, often polka music | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Jimmy Mashiko | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | Ulla Atzert | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | Salome Gutierrez R. | Salome Gutierrez Renteria | Salome Gutierrez Renteria is a well known Composer-Record Producer, founder of San Antonio Music Publishers, Del Bravo Record Shop & [l575810]. He was born in D’Hanis, Texas. His family moved to Mexico when he was a child, later settling in Nuevo Laredo. While in Nuevo Laredo his passion for music led him to become friends with Armando Marroquin of Ideal Records and Jose A. Morante of Norteño International Records. In 1951, he moved to San Antonio to find work. During the day he worked in construction and at night he was the sound engineer for the Norteño International Record Label. In the 1960s he started his first business, S&R Construction Company. In 1966 he opened the first Del Bravo Record Shop on Old Hwy 90 West on the West Side. Soon after he closed his construction company, converted his offices into a recording studio and established his own record label, D.L.B. Records. Gutierrez became a well-known composer and record producer promoting Texas-Mexican music for over 50 years. Gutierrez along with Morante helped launch the career of Flaco Jimenez and also worked with Lydia Mendoza, Valerio Longoria, Los Pavos Reales, Dueto Carta Blanca, Irene Y Fidel and Manuel Guerrero among other groups on both sides of the border. He was known as a historian of music and was often sought out by academia for his knowledge or rare recordings, often found only in his personal collection, however for him it was always about the music. Gutierrez was a true pioneer; he was there at the beginning of commercial Conjunto, Tejano and Norteño music. He realized the vitality of the music of the working class and composed his songs in a vernacular that people could relate to. Seeing a need for a publisher to represent this new market he launched San Antonio Music Publishers and became one of the largest independent Latin catalogs and one of the largest publishers of Tex-Mex music. He composed more than 1,000 songs and recorded over 600 of them. Among some of the most popular were “Mi Negra Suerte”, “La Nueva Zenaida”, “ El Llanto De Mi Madre”, “Kilometro 1160” and “Remordimiento”. Many groups like, Ramon Ayala, Little Joe, Hometown Boys, Los Alegres De Teran, Carlos y Jose and Los Invasores all recorded his songs. Gutierrez’s most famous song, “El Gato Negro”, became his signature song of Grammy winner Ruben Ramos. Gutierrez also appeared in director Les Blake’s 1976 documentary “Chulas Fronteras” and was inducted into the Tejano Music Hall of Fame in 1983 and received the songwriter of the year award as well. He was inducted into the Conjunto Music Hall of Fame in 2012. |
| Search | Add | 47 | Southern Satisfaction | ||
| Search | Add | 47 | Tibbitts Printing Co | Dallas, Georgia, USA | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Ayşe Şan | Ayşe Şan (also known as Eyşana Kurd, Eyşe Xan, Eyşana Eli...) was a Kurdish singer from Turkey. She was born in 1938 in Diyarbakır and passed away in 1996 in Izmir. | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Cesare Zucca | Italian disc-jockey and art director. In the 1975 was the first club-dj at [i]Divina[/i] in Milan and was working as radio-dj at [i]Radio Milano Internation[/i] with [a=Claudio Cecchetto]. Musical and artistic consultant for many famous artists. For several years art director of all the [a=Alan Sorrenti]'s releases. | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Wim Voets | Graphic designer for [l1555787] | |
| Search | Add | 47 | Leonard B. Johnson | Artist and repertoire (A&R) with an additional broad background in artist management. Senior director of A&R at Fiction from March 1991 to April 1995. Senior director of A&R at Krasnow Entertainment/MCA Records from May 1995 to June 1997. Vice president of A&R at TVT Records from July 1997 to September 2008. General manager of producer and songwriter division at Union Entertainment Group since October 2008. | |
| Search | Add | 47 | fuenfzehn.net | Timo Borg | |
| Search | Add | 47 | SBA Music | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Carlos Ramspott | Spanish photographer, active late 60s - 70s. | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Bratislav Anastasijević | Bratislav Anastasijević | (1936-1992) Jazz pianist, composer/arranger and conductor from Niš, Serbia. |
| Search | Add | 46 | T.N. Rajarathnam Pillai | Thirumarugal Natesapillai Rajarathinam Pillai (27 August 1898 – 12 December 1956) or TNR[1] was an Indian Carnatic musician, nadaswaram maestro, vocalist and film actor.[2] He was popularly known as "Nadaswara Chakravarthi" (literally, the Emperor of Nadaswaram) | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Khoiser | Isaac Garcia and Sergio Romero | [b]KHOISER[/b] is a group made up of [b]Isaac[/b] García and [b]Sergio[/b] Romero. It was founded in the middle of [b]1996[/b], creating its first track called Break Guitar. During their first years they participated in multiple events, performing live, with their synthesizers, keyboards, even with live drums and guitar. In the year [b]2000[/b] KHOISER released his first EP with the Totem Tanz record label, which would include songs that are today hymns within the Breakbeat genre, such as [b]Insight, Fantasy or Fun 2000[/b]. In the years [b]2000-2003[/b], Khoiser released several EPs with the Totem Tanz Records label, in addition to participating in several compilations, such as Satisfaxion The Artists, or 100% Breakbeat vol2. Compilations in which they would share a tracklist with artists such as Rennie Pilgrem, Meat Katie, Dylan Rhymes, Peter Paul, Dj Hyper, Second Effect, Dj Killer, Rain Makers, etc. They also appeared on national compilations (Spain), such as The Compilation Vol1 or Breakbeat Festival, both managed by the famous Dj Nitro. During the year 2003, Khoiser were nominated for the Oners DJ 2002 awards, in the categories of best song with two nominations, Insight Rmx2002 and Calling for you love, and in the best producers category. [b]KHOISER[/b] has shared the stage with many international artists: Laurent Garnier, Westbam, Dark Globe, Krafty Kuts, Plump DJs, Baby Anne, Peter Paul, Dj Nitro, Meat Katie, Deibeat, Electrodrummers, Bockors, Pablo Weinx, etc. [b]KHOISER[/b] maintained a stop in music production and on stage between [b]2007 to 2016[/b]. [b]Currently, Khoiser manages the Breaks Club Records label[/b], where he publishes his own productions, and has returned to the stage, on several occasions with promoters such as N-Mity Sound, sharing the bill with great artists such as Peter Paul, Jan-B, Meat Katie, Dj Man, Dj Nitro, Pablo Weinx, among others. In addition to releasing tracks on his current Breaks Club Records label, Khoiser has also released vinyl with the "Vinyl Club Breakbeat Alliance" cooperative, of which they are a part. They also released songs with the Funktasty Crew label, and they have some other releases pending with various digital labels. Ultimately, Khoiser is active and producing music. Keep Breaking! |
| Search | Add | 46 | The Blue Star Band | 1970s square dance band from Texas. | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Ernest Socolov | American illustrator & designer | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Chrisse Kunst | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Πάνος Πιτσιλίδης | Born in 1959 in London. He studied at the London College of Printing, in the same classroom with John Galliano, and at the Royal College of Art. For a period he was the personal art director of [a=Anna Vissi]. In Greece he also worked as a creative director in all the magazines of the Imako publishing company, in the Greek edition of the famous magazine, Vogue, and in the rest publications of the Limperis publishing company. | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Alfred Kubin | Alfred Leopold Isidor Kubin | Austrian graphic artist, writer and illustrator, born 10 April 1877 in Leitmeritz, Bohemia (today Litoměřice, Czech Republic) and died 20 August 1959 in Zwickledt, Austria. |
| Search | Add | 46 | Hubert Cunningham | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Wastl Fanderl | Sebastian Fanderl | * 24.06.1915 † 25.04.1991 Husband of [a=Lisl Fanderl] Father of [a=Moni Fanderl], [a=Regina Fanderl] and Lieserl Fanderl |
| Search | Add | 46 | Silvia Míguez | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Vitaly Stromchinsky | Vitaliy Stromchinskiy is a Russian sound-artist, improviser, graphic designer and event manager. He is the owner of Eternal Turns label and the founder of X3D5 project. Since 2009 he has worked in various styles of experimental electronic music. His discography includes over ten releases with Russian and German labels. Both in live performances and while composing, Vitaliy Stromchinskiy uses virtual sources of sound synthesis, electromagnetic waves, field recordings, prepared classic guitar, Max/MSP and AudioMulch software and multichannel device chain for postprocessing. | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Han Ernest | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Kingship Creative | Design agency in Detroit owned by [a=Josh Crilley]. | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Elvedin Krilić - Edo | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Yerkes Jazarimba Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Nobuhiko Yabuki | 矢吹 | Japanese illustrator. Born in Tokyo 7 April 1944. Died 28 October 2022. |
| Search | Add | 46 | Alberto Sifuentes | Sleeve designer, based in Monterrey, Mexico | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Aurelien Clement | Aurelien Clement | Mastering sound engineer. |
| Search | Add | 46 | Джамиля Залова | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Jørgen Bratlie | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Ghariokwu Lemi | Lemi Ghariokwu (born Emmanuel Sunday; 26 December 1955), also known simply as Lemi, is a Nigerian artist, illustrator and designer who is most renowned for providing many of the original cover images for the recordings of Nigerian musician Fela Kuti. 21, Julius Elebiju Street, off Demurin St., Ketu, Lagos State. | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Gauna-Douglas | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Umberto Peña | Cuban cover designer | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Mandolinski Kvartet | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | mynameisduke | U.A. Brini | Artwork & graphic design alias of Italian music producer U.A. Brini. |
| Search | Add | 46 | Picla-Beevash | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Luis Samamè | Accordion player | |
| Search | Add | 46 | 張舒娟 | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Da Beatsmith Benny Blaze | Benny Mike Torres | A Salvadorian-American beatmaker known as Da Beatsmith Benny Blaze. Born in West Los Angeles, California and raised in South Gate, California. Occasional MC as Intellek Tha Perpetual Sun. |
| Search | Add | 46 | Rael Studios | German design and graphic studio Contact (obsolete): Fax: +49 (0)911 692751 | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Várhelyi Márton | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Bobi Hirsbrunner | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Nicholas Bolton | Mastering engineer at [l=Holy Tapes! Mastering]. | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Gene Mahon | British graphic designer | |
| Search | Add | 46 | www.bombart.de | Peter Bomballa | Art Director & Illustrator | Based in Berlin. |
| Search | Add | 46 | Walter Labenski | German engineer credited on [l=Telefunken] Shellacs and German Decca/Telefunken/Teldec vinyl releases where he is credited as La with the L that looks like the greek letter alpha. | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Volendam Music B.V. | Artist agency, management and booking office from Volendam, the Netherlands. Related to artists e.g. [a=Jan Smit], [a=Nick & Simon], [a=3JS] a.m.o. May also been written as Volendam Music BV or Volendam Music bv, but there's no need to add an ANV for that. This BV was created in 1985 when [a=Jaap Buijs] was left as the only partner after the death of his brother Jan Buijs. Previously the company was known as "Artiestenbureau Volendam". Jaap was joined by daughter Alice in 1990 and son Aloys in 1999. In 2008 Alice and Aloys took over the company. Jaap Buijs subsequently remained director until his death in 2015. For releases before 1985 or when written as 'Artiestenburo Volendam', 'Booking Office Volendam' or similar, please use the predecessor [a=International Booking Office Volendam], related to artists e.g. [a=George Baker Selection], [a=The Cats], [a=Piet Veerman], [a=Dizzy Man's Band] a.m.o. Also in the database for company related credits [l=Volendam Music B.V.] and when logo 'Volendam Music bv' or text '[l=Volendam Music]' is present on a release, it may also be added as a (second) label with repeated cat.#, besides e.g. Artist & Company. | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Burtland Dixon | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Валерий Чуменко | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Порез На Собаке | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Boisecq | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Halina Jastrzębska-Marciszewska | Polish recording engineer. | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Le Grand Orchestrion Hooghuys Du Manege Becquart | The most famous Hooghuys organ ever: the 70-key fair organ of the Becquart family, which became popular thanks to several recordings by Decca. There were several 70-key organs with a nearly identical façade. The recordings of this organ are made when the organ was in the possession of Albert Becquart rank among the best ever made in general and by the Decca Record Company in particular. For these recordings, the organ was brought to the Decca/Fonior-studio in Brussels in 1954, where most of the repertoire arranged by August Schollaert was recorded. The first recordings brought onto the market were 78rpm-records, of which some contain small medleys which are actually a selection from larger ones (as appears from books still in the collection of the Rorive family). On some of the recordings, a bassdrum- and woodblock-player can be heard, probably to add some dynamics and more rhythm. There were eight of these records. | |
| Search | Add | 46 | The Hollywood Sound Stage Chorus | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Takewon L.stereosoundmaker Da Captain Lauw | Laurent Curtelin | French Boom-Bap, Hardcore Hip-Hop & Horrorcore Hip-Hop Producer. Hailing From Chambéry, Savoie, France. T.L.D.C.L. Standing For "Takewon L.stereosoundmaker Da Captain Lauw". |
| Search | Add | 46 | Rodle | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Abdul Mati | Mati Klarwein | German-French Painter (living since the Sixties in Majorca, Spain) April 9 1932 Hamburg - March 7 2002 in Deià, Majorca His works were used on many album covers. Miles Davis' 'Bitches Brew' and 'Live-Evil', Santana's 'Abraxas', Eric Dolphy's 'Iron Man', Earth, Wind & Fire's 'Last Days and Time', The Last Poets' 'This Is Madness', Jon Hassell's 'Fourth World', Per Tjernberg's 'Universal Riddim', and many more. His family was Jewish and they fled to Israel when he was two years old after the rise of Hitler. In 1948 his family moved to Paris, Where he attended the Ecole des Beaux-Arts & studied with Fernand Leger. He traveled to Saint-Tropez and met Ernst Fuchs, who would have a profound influence on him. Leaving France in the 1950s, Klarwein traveled widely and lived in many different countries, including Tibet, India, Bali, North Africa, Turkey and the Americas. He eventually settled in New York City in the early 1960s. Most of Klarwein’s work is inspired by surrealism and pop culture, but also reflects his interest in non-Western deities, psychedelic, symbolism, and landscapes. Klarwein added “Abdul” (which means “servant” in Arabic) to his name in the late 1950s. He had a theory that if every Israeli had an Arab name & vice versa, there will be peace. As a result, on some releases his name appears Abdul Mati. Klarwein is still best known for his art of the 1960s and 1970s, with its clear links to surrealism. |
| Search | Add | 46 | Joey Strnad | Hip-hop executive-producer and design concept | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Redvitt Band | Popular Swedish dance band of the 1920s and 1930s. Based in Helsingborg, the band recorded more than 200 titles for [l=Columbia] between 1927 and 1932. The members in the orchestra were [a2235533], [a3707730], [a2235535], Gösta Tönne (formerly Törnblad), Erik Nilsson, Axel Halmén, Hjalmar Svensson, Jean Dahlberg, Axel Persson och [a5430735]. | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Peter Betthausen | Peter Betthausen (born June 27, 1941, in Harzgerode; died July 24, 2025 (in Berlin?)) was a German art historian. | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Jean-François Veillet | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Ted Robert | Robert Gurtner | Swiss French-language schlager artist. (11 October 1943 – 3 September 2025) |
| Search | Add | 46 | ประสิทธิ์ ชำนาญไพร | อดีตมือเบสวง ซิลเวอร์แซนด์ และนักเรียบเรียงเสียงประสาน | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Storing A.U.B. | Belgian design company. Storing A.U.B. Oude Kuringerbaan 120 3500 Hasselt Tel: 011 72 05 53 Fax: 011720553 | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Bob Nieske | American bass player, composer, arranger and band leader | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Assis Cavalcanti | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Bram Criekemans | Belgian bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Aggressive Fucking | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | digital_iceage | Manu | digital_iceage is the drone ambient project of Manu, a guitarist and sound explorer based in Haute-Savoie. Playing and recording since the late '90s, Manu is more interested in texture than structure, using random processes and experimentation to shape sound. Inspired by the local mountains and forests, his music drifts in slow, hazy loops—lofi and melancholic. |
| Search | Add | 46 | 七仙女 | The Malaysian child star group debuted in 1993. These seven children were discovered by "[l3678631]" record owner "[a14503834]" while participating in a singing competition in Penang, Malaysia, and later signed as child stars under the company. During these two years, a total of 10 albums were released, and in 1994, the album "校園民謠 Vol.1" won platinum. It sparked a wave of rumors in the Southeast Asian music industry and became popular, gaining even higher recognition. In 1995, it was forced to disband due to disagreements between the singing teacher and the record company. | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Juvenile Raph | Owner of French DIY label [l=Juvenile Delinquent Records] and co-owner of [l=High Castle Tapes], he also plays in some bands and does cheap record sleeve designs. From Niort to Nantes. | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Tom Bonauro | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Вячеслав Осокин | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Kozák Gábor József Népi Zenekara | Hungarian folk orchestra conducted by Kozák Gábor József | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Las Ardillitas | If related to [a=Lalo Guerrero] (Mexico), see [a=Las Ardillitas De Lalo Guerrero] | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Giorgio Mangora | Italian record producer from La Spezia, founder and owner of [l202396], [l58590], [l49461], [l45278]. Father of [a1912227] and brother of [a691747]. | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Arnie Hoffman | Founder of Laughing Hyena independent record label/brand licensing company. [l171516] [l151314] [l539803] | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Rich Elson | Richard Elson | Artist, designer, bassist and label executive from Old Colwyn, Wales, based in London. Assistant at [l=Distinct'ive] from March 2005 to January 2007. Label manager at MRC (Music Release Collective) from January 2007. Co-founded [l=Africa Seven] with [a=John Bryan] and label manager at [l=African Road Trip]. |
| Search | Add | 46 | Ed Kysar | Edward Perry Kysar | American graphic designer & instructor at the ArtCenter School in Los Angeles (1924-2006) |
| Search | Add | 46 | Vladimír Rocman | Vladimír Rocman | Czech graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 46 | Branko Jahn | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Film Sound Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Sounds Of A Thousand Strings | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Grener Art | Carla B., Menthe De Menthe, Zr19.84. | Graphic Studio located in Milan, Italy. Artworks & logos for black metal, industrial and related underground genres. |
| Search | Add | 46 | DJ Rob Analyze | Robert E. Leigh | Electro/Hip-Hop DJ & producer hailing from Georgia, USA, now based in Ocala, Florida, USA. Co-founder of digital labels [l=BomBeatz] Music and [l=Nülogic Records] with his partner [a=DJ Viro]. In addition to his production and DJing, Rob Analyze also works full time for Symphonic Distribution as the content manager with responsibilities including the delivery of music to over 20+ retailers and 180+ labels across the globe. |
| Search | Add | 46 | Weareinwave | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Klaus Devore | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Fritz Edtmeier | Austrian singer and comedian, born 25 October 1925, died 26 November 1982. | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Design Study | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Igor Kadič | Graphic Designer - DJ - Music Producer. Based in Perth, Australia. Owner of Best Graphic Designs. | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Bernard Etté | Bernhard Ette | German musician, arranger, conductor and dance music orchestra director (born September 13, 1898 in Kassel, Hesse – died September 26, 1973 in Mühldorf, Bavaria). |
| Search | Add | 46 | Supernova Collective | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Alerte Orange | Communication & graphic design agency based in Paris, France. Alerte Orange 85 rue Bobillot CS 91304 75214 Paris Cedex 13 FRANCE Tel.: +33 (0)1 43 13 33 60 Fax: +33 (0)1 43 13 33 69 Email: contact@alerteorange.fr | |
| Search | Add | 46 | كمال الطويل | كمال زكي الطويل | Kamal El Tawil (1922 - 2003) was an Egyptian composer. His name can also be transliterated as Kamal Al Taweel or Kamal El Taweel. |
| Search | Add | 46 | Ewa Pomorska | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | George Annis | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Irena Sedlecka | Irena Sedlecká | Sculptor and Fellow of the Royal British Society of Sculptors born September 7, 1928 in Plzeň, Czechoslovakia (from where she fled in 1967). She's perhaps best known for her three metre tall sculpture of [a79949] standing at the shore of Lake Geneva, Montreux, Switzerland since 1996. Ms. Sedlecká passed away August 5, 2020 at the age of 91. |
| Search | Add | 46 | Михаил Мушников | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Sasha Martinsen | Alexander Martinsen | |
| Search | Add | 46 | RCA Italiana Opera Chorus | Counterpart to [a=RCA Italiana Opera Orchestra]. See also: [a=RCA Italiana Symphony Orchestra]. | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Hatchethead | Creeping out of the dirty underbelly of the south comes Atlanta’s own original horrorcore rapper, HatchetHead. Originally known throughout the south for his numerous contributions to several death metal acts in the 90’s-2000’s, including Lestregus Nosferatus known for their incredible stage shows. Deciding he had done all he could do in death metal, HatchetHead would do a complete 180 and start a horror rap career. Taking his one of a kind delivery, gruesome character, and stage antics to the rap scene in the south. It was only a matter of time and HatchetHead would start getting shows opening national acts around the southeast like: Esham, ICP, Mickey Avalon, and many others. HatchetHead started his own label called Bloodtooth Records in 2004 and began releasing music with his self-titled E.P. that same year. In 2005 he put out a group full length CD called Street Demonz which featured Prozak, Killa C, and many Georgia rappers. This CD quickly sold throughout the south, which in turn helped make a name for himself. HatchetHead has put out many CD’s over the years such as: Posterchild for the Undead, Monstar, and Verbal Debauchery. He has also engineered and produced many other artists and collaborated with a lot of artists as well. Artist such as: Tech N9ne, King Gordy, Prozak, and Killa C to name a few. If you like that straight up wicked shit, HatchetHead doesn’t disappoint. Check him out. | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Vincent Biondi | Visual & art director. Nomimated for Grammy Awards in 1972 for the best album cover art along with the artist [a2236388] for the cover of [m352940] | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Monsieur Herr | Riley Maiden | |
| Search | Add | 46 | www.heil.tv | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 46 | JohnMoProductions | John Moriarty | Visual artist specializing in paper collage. |
| Search | Add | 46 | Юрий Тимошенко И Ефим Березин | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Los Carabelas | Spanish folk group from Cantabria / Santander | |
| Search | Add | 46 | S. Dziadowicz | Photographer | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Rick deHaan | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Double F-ect | Italian Hardstyle project, born by the distorted minds of Flavio Mazzucchelli & Francesco Chiaro. The collaboration started in 2010 with the only purpose of spreading the hard music in the world. Double F-ect has released on Activa Records, Kattiva Records, Bazz Implant Recordings, Impmusic, and Sigma Records,just to name a few. | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Sir Horace Gentleman | Stephen Graham Panter | Alias for UK bass player [a=Horace Panter] |
| Search | Add | 46 | Staalplaat | For credits given to the Dutch/German label [l=Staalplaat]. | |
| Search | Add | 46 | Swifty Typographics | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Mike Kanel | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | 濱田滋郎 | 濱田 滋郎 (Hamada, Jiro) | Japanese music critic, music researcher, specially in Spanish & Latin music, widely classic to popular. Born 1935 in Tokyo. Died 21 Mar 2021 in Tokyo. |
| Search | Add | 46 | Richard Steven Socop | Richard Socop | Music Producer, Songwriter, and founder of the Independent record label [l2599849] based out of the Greater Sacramento Area. |
| Search | Add | 46 | Goatprayer | ||
| Search | Add | 46 | Bob Bonfils | Robert Bonfils | Commercial artist (1922-2018) |
| Search | Add | 46 | Winston Thompson | Winston Thompson | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Margie Bell | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Hugues Desalle | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Al Craver | One of the many pseudonyms of Vernon Dalhart. | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Terry Borges | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Ardneks | Jakarta, Indonesia. an illustration outlet that heavily hallmarks music while at the same time peels on the playful combination of cross-culture references, highly saturated colors, intergalactic deities, and dreamy tropicália | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Charles G. Widdén | Charles Godfrey Widdén | Swedish-born singer and comedian Born September 21, 1874 in Stockholm, Sweden — died October 9, 1933 in New York, USA |
| Search | Add | 45 | Peace Pype | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | DJ Aier | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Hachemi Bellali | Kabyle Algerian bassist and guitarist (1949 - 2013). | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Stafford Douglas | Stafford Douglas | Proprietor of the [l65071] label. Proprietor of Militant Records (2) Often credited as S. Douglas |
| Search | Add | 45 | Alexandru Avramovici | Alexandru Avramovici | Romanian composer, conductor, arranger and guitarist ✰ 1932, București ✞ November 24, 2007. Last orchestra where he activated until his death, was orchestra led by [a3370911] and [a3240731], orchestra which accompaniated PROTV TV Show ''Dansez pentru tine'' / ''Dancing for you'' |
| Search | Add | 45 | Herman van der Zwan | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Kamal El Oujdi | Bakoush kamal | Bakoush Kamal born in Oujda in 1962, he is the little brother of cheb mimoun El Oujdi. Cheb Kamal El Oujdi is a rai singer, also arranger and composer, he created in the 90s a studio in Oujda and an label called (Pyramide). |
| Search | Add | 45 | Hubert Skoczek | Polish graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Marion Rosette | Marion Rosette née Savage | American pianist, teacher, and composer of children's music. Rosette was involved in music from an early age and earned her Artist’s Diploma in piano from the Peabody Conservatory in 1923. After graduating, she moved to New York with her husband, [a=George Rosette] (1894–1966), where they teamed up to open a record company, [l=Corona Records Inc.] She is best known for the compositions that were featured on the children's television show Captain Kangaroo, including "Katie the Kangaroo," "City Mouse and Country Mouse," and "The Monkey Who Wanted to Fly." She also performed as a soloist with the [a884062], and worked as an accompanist for many dancers, singers, and instrumentalists. Born: 1900 in Baltimore, Maryland, USA Died: 29 January 1991 in New York, New York, USA |
| Search | Add | 45 | Met One | Designer from Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Daniel Dlugosielski | Operated [l=Excite Bike] label from 2004-2011. Now operates [l=Moon Myst Music] label. | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Clément Valdelièvre | Clément Valdelièvre | French DJ & producer. Founder, AD and A&R of [l=Daydream (4)], [l=Ethernal], [l=Club Dream], [l=Perceive Records] and [l=Supervision (2)]. Contact: cvald@hotmail.fr |
| Search | Add | 45 | Osmar Zan | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Mark Wildey | British producer. By 1963, he was employed by [a338370] as an agent and then began producing records for Don Arden's "Contemporary Music Ltd." organization. He relocated to Los Angeles and spent all of 1966 producing records there. He then moved back to England in the spring of 1967 and rejoined Arden. | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Egil Solheim Og Arne Gundersen | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Валерий Жуйко | Валерий Иванович Жуйко | 29.09.1944 – 13.07.1997 Soviet/Russian visual artist. |
| Search | Add | 45 | Roshan Ara Begum | Hindustani classical and Pakistani classical vocalist. In Pakistan she is revered as Mallika-e-Mauseeqi (Queen of Music). 1917 – 6 December 1982. | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Dieter Stolte | German journalist and television manager, born 18 September 1934 in Cologne, Germany, died 10 December 2023 in Berlin, Germany. Director of German TV-channel [a=ZDF] from 1982 to 2002. | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Bogdan Palenciuc | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Martijn Hohmann | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Aaron's Outfit | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Ansambl Žarka Pavlovića Valjevca | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Сергей Аксаков | Серге́й Тимофе́евич Акса́ков | Sergey Timofeyevich Aksakov (1 October 1791 — 12 May 1859) Russian writer, literary and theatrical critic. |
| Search | Add | 45 | Christian H. Sötemann | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Blackqirex | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Endless Graphics | American printing and graphic design company, based in Florida. | |
| Search | Add | 45 | DJ Weapon | Frankie Thébault | DJ Weapon is a french DJ and turntablist who started mixing and scratching in the early 90's He made several mix tapes from 1995 to early 2000 before changing its name to Astro Vandalist and focusing mainly on beatmaking |
| Search | Add | 45 | Ansambel Toneta Kmetca | The band of popular folk music from the eastern part of Slovenia. The leader is [a=Tone Kmetec]. The band recorded around 250 songs, half of them are adaptions of traditional songs from Haloze and Dravsko polje ("Drava field"). The ensemble stopped concerting in late nineties. | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Winfrid Trenkler | Winfrid Trenkler | German journalist who led the radio show Schwingungen on Westdeutscher Rundfunk (WDR) between 1984 and 1995, a program focusing on new electronic music. After the program was cancelled in 1995 he has continued as curator of monthly "Schwingungen auf CD" releases that continue to showcase new electronic music in the style of the radio show. |
| Search | Add | 45 | Katrin Williams | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Conjunto Libertad Santiago De Chuco | Peruvian cumbia band | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Titus Pittini | ✰ 1925, Vulcan, Hunedoara County, România ✞ March, 2009, Bucharest, România Romanian painter, graphician with italian origins (his grandfather, grandmother Gemona, Friuli, Italy) | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Mireldy | Artwork designer | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Konrad Amberg | German organist, composer and producer (* 13 February 1928 in Berlin, Germany, † 05 April 1977). | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Torsten Freitag | Torsten Freitag | German graphic designer and music enthusiast. Owner of [l=Bördebehörde Tonträger]. |
| Search | Add | 45 | Keiko Sakurai | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Glenn Rivera | Glenn George Rivera | Throughout my early period of discovering disco music it was always a thrill for me to hear a redit or remix of a piece of music that I was familiar with. It was a necessity for the underground feel of a disco hit that it contain the elements which dancers and deejays were accustomed to, and so desired. With today's dance music it is typical to have 4 to 5 varied mixes to suit different club environments. Most of these customized mixes conform a song with new sound. At times a song may be unrecognizable within 2 mixes. I have taken several classics and rare selections to reedit and create what I call "ReStructure Mixes" - some are pieces of the original and others are edited remixes. Most of these cuts I have used the original LP or 12" mix - straying from another engineers remix. This is to maintain my own sound with the original recording. I hope you will enjoy them - please let me know by sending me an email at restructuremix@cox.net or let me know if there are any classics you would like me to perform a "ReStructure Mix" on! |
| Search | Add | 45 | Ted Mader Associates | Art direction, etc. | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Steven Baillie | Art director & designer | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Orchestre Les Wanyika | Les Wanyika | Band composed by former members of [a1379606] and led by [a1066346], and later by [a5704617]. |
| Search | Add | 45 | José Luis Lloret | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Oliver Young | Oliver Samuel Young | Australian musician and audio engineer. Previously a lathe cutting engineer at [l=Zenith Records (2)] |
| Search | Add | 45 | Georges Soulet | Photographer | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Леонид Комлев | Bayan player | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Sir Edgar Carpenter | Edgar Antonio Lázaro Martínez | Experimental musician from Mexico City, born in 1994. Active since 2008, being strongly influenced by The Beatles's "Revolution 9" and Yoko Ono's avantgarde albums, he released his first official studio album in 2010 under his own netlabel, Scriptsound Recordings, deciding that "noise and experimentation of sounds" would be his trademark style. He's also known for the themes included in his works, from social protests to animated series. Since 2020, he mainly works on instrumental pop-rock style music with eclectic details, all programmed through computers and MIDI keyboards. |
| Search | Add | 45 | Larry Sevitt | Reggae songwriter - producer Has worked in many releases with [a=Webster Shrowder] Producer of [a=Dillinger] | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Diehl Design | German design company. | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Marcus Herman | Australian Musician, Producer, Engineer, Technician Founder of [l403821], co-founder of [l440697] | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Jenö Fesca Salon-Orchester | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | The University Of Illinois Concert Band | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Erik Markman | Ib Glindemann | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Guillermo Gutiérrez Leyva | A&R Management in Mexico | |
| Search | Add | 45 | James Last Company | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Cheikha Habiba El Abassia | Algerian folk singer The "Abbasia" term refers to Sidi-Bel-Abbès city. | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Cselőtei László | Cselőtei László | Hungarian editor in chief, journalist and designer for Metal & Hard Rock HammerWorld (former Metal Hammer Hungarica), co-founder of [l203829] Born: 1965. |
| Search | Add | 45 | Vice Suager | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | G.raphic | Tejo De Roeck | Design agency in Belgium. |
| Search | Add | 45 | BABA Sounds | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | فايز جابري | فايز جابري | Fayez Jabri is a Lebanese designer active since 1988. In 1997 he founded the design boutique [l=Ikona Design] in Beirut. Moved to Dubai in 2004. |
| Search | Add | 45 | Tuna De La Facultad De Derecho De Madrid | Spanish tuna group from Madrid active since 1952 (even it's origins date is in 1917), aka "Estudiantina de la Facultad de Derecho de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid" aka "Tuna De Derecho Ucm" aka "Tuna Derecho Madrid". | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Susann Landert | Swiss classical bassoonist. | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Boross Lajos És Zenekara | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Business For Satan | Pierre Perichaud | Tattoos, Music, Artworks, Cover, Pen and Ink illustrations by [a4339524], Strasbourg, France. |
| Search | Add | 45 | Jared Rowbotham | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | عبد الوهاب محمد | Abdel Wahab Mohamed (1930 - 1996) was an Egyptian lyricist. Not to be confused with the more famous Egyptan composer [a=Mohamed Abdel Wahab]]. | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Qamili I Vogël | Qamil Muhaxhiri | Qamili i Vogël (1923 - 1991) was a famous Kosovo Albanian singer, composer, and the founder of the cultural-artistic society Ymer Riza. |
| Search | Add | 45 | G Grafism | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Chris Minicucci | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | MTI London | Design studio. | |
| Search | Add | 45 | dkbn | Graphic Designer | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Russ Reeder | Record producer. | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Les Alcarson | Juanito (born Jean Claude Safrana; 1936 in Tunisia) is a French singer of Algerian descent who was popular in Turkey during the 1960s. Juanito went to Turkey with his orchestra "Los Alcarson" in 1965. His orchestra left three months later, but Juanito chose to stay in Turkey. During those years, translations of French songs called "arrangements" (aranjman) were very popular in Turkey. He gained popularity with "Arkadaşımın Aşkısın" (English: You're the love of my friend), which was a Turkish version of Enrico Macias's "La Femme de Mon Ami". Later, he sang several Turkish versions of popular French songs, mostly translated by Fecri Ebcioğlu and Ümit Yaşar Oğuzcan. He released several vinyl singles from Odeon. He left Turkey in 1971, after arrangements lost their popularity. In 2000, his vinyl recordings were released in an album titled Canım Vatanım (English: My Dear Country). He also acted in the 1969 movie Tatlı Günler (English: Sweet days). | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Yunus Bülbül | Yunus Habbuloğlu | Yunus Bülbül, born as Yunus Habbuloğlu, [i](b. April 22, 1952, Hatay)[/i], is a Turkish arabesque and folk music artist, composer, songwriter, and actor. |
| Search | Add | 45 | Jo Oliveira | Brazilian designer | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Dobrivoje Ivanković | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Stuart Kettridge | Stuart Kettridge | Owner of Final Cutt Records and Analogue Mastering Studio - [l=South East Studios, UK] Skettridge |
| Search | Add | 45 | Deon Slaviero | Australian bass player. | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Petr Čepický | Petr Čepický | Czech graphic designer and photographer. |
| Search | Add | 45 | Mutantdesign | Mutantdesign A/S | Graphic design company. Mutantdesign A/S Skippergata 32 0154 Oslo Norway Phone: +47 22 333 096 |
| Search | Add | 45 | Space Ordiman | Space Ordiman is a narrative tabletop RPG created in 2023 by [a16598390]. It blends psychological horror, science fiction, and philosophical themes within a layered universe setting. It was first released digitally as a collection of interconnected rule and lore volumes. | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Romualdas Kulikauskas | Romualdas Kulikauskas | Lithuanian cello player and music teacher. Born April 5, 1935, in Kaunas, died April 15, 2001, in Vilnius. |
| Search | Add | 45 | Advertising Department EMI Electrola GmbH | Department of German EMI branch, located in Köln (Cologne). See also: [a1845279] | |
| Search | Add | 45 | David Herrerias | SDavid S. Herrerias is a self-taught artist involved in occultism and alchemy born in Mexico city in 1982. | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Santi Rubio | Spanish bass player. Founder of original "Angeles Del Infierno" line-up, until 1997. | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Костет | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Henri Arnoldus | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Mahashia | Francisco Rodrigues | Psychedelic trance techno & artwork designer from Brazil |
| Search | Add | 45 | Pueche | Spanish photographer | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Russel Bradley | Visual artist and drummer for the band 'Not Drowning, Waving'. Based in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Charles Stripling | Charles Melvin Stripling | (1896 - 1966) American old-time country musician (fiddle) born in West Alabama. With brother [a=Ira Stripling] in The [a=Stripling Brothers]. As a teenager, he acquired a fiddle and learned his first pieces from a neighbor, Pleasant C. Carroll, known as "Uncle Plez," who appears to be the source of the complex, archaic-sounding tunes for which Stripling is best known, such as [i]The Lost Child,[/i] [i]Wolves A'Howling[/i] and [i]Horseshoe Bend[/i]. |
| Search | Add | 45 | Pedrito Otiniano | Peruvian bolero singer (27 Mar. 1937 - 2 Aug. 2012) | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Jørn Grauengaard | Jørn Grauengaard (born 28 September 1921, Copenhagen, Denmark - died 4 January 1988) was a Danish guitarist and bandleader. From 1941 he was a member of [a2571017]'s quintet. His own jazz-styled bands (for example [a2630620]) were highly in demand theater house bands and studio backing bands for various Danish pop artists from the 1950's into the 1970's. His final working years were spent in the Danish National Radio music library. He also published several books on guitar playing. | |
| Search | Add | 45 | 陳思安 | Taiwanese singer, born on November 21, 1967 in Xinying Town, Tainan County, Taiwan. | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Joy Bailey | Manager, coordinator, producer, and engineer. | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Gary Duggan | Engineer and occasionally bassist. Has worked at [l=Benson Sound Studio] in Oklahoma. | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Willy Sørensens Orkester | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Isaias Urbina | Isaias Urbina | Venezuelan musician. Producer and Arranger. Active since early 1970's. Instruments: Guitar, Synthesizer, Electronic Drums. |
| Search | Add | 45 | Michiharu Yasufuku | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Sheilah Beckett | American illustrator (1913-2013) | |
| Search | Add | 45 | 浅井英雄 | Hideo Asai. Japanese music journalist. Born in 1935. Has written books on film music, pop, swing jazz, and musicals. | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Jytte Fältskog | Jytte Inga-Britt Fältskog | Norwegian / Inari Sami Musician, Musical Artist, Multi-instrumentalist, Vocalist, Composer and Producer of Ambient, Electronic, Downtempo, New-Age, Tribal and Cinematic music. Located in Copenhagen, Denmark Born 11 February 1958 (Karasjok, Norway) Record Label: Jytte Fältskog Music / Noaidi Musikkproduksjoner Danmark |
| Search | Add | 45 | Jay Hungerford | Jay Hungerford is a highly accomplished bassist, educator, and author known for his significant contributions to the world of music. With a strong foundation in music education, he authored "Walking Lines for Bass," which serves as a valuable resource for bass players across genres. This book covers essential concepts like intervals, chords, and scales and provides practical exercises and patterns. Jay Hungerford's versatile bass playing has earned him recognition, including the title of "Best Local Bassist" by the Riverfront Times in St. Louis. His dedication to music education and his exceptional performances continue to inspire and guide aspiring musicians. | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Wiwi Art Crew | Jose Collazo | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Billy Maxted's Manhattan Jazz Band | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Gintaras Balionis | Lithuanian photographer and graphic designer. Born 1957 in Kaišiadorys. 1978-1982 studied photography in Leipzig school of graphic and book art. Member of Lithuanian union of photographers since 1989. In 1996 received medal of Agfa-Gevaert phtotoclub and prize in Belgium. | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Jean-Paul Barthe | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Ibuvon | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Dusty Shriver | Dusty Shriver | experimental musician/visual artist also performs as Free Food and DJ Panic Boner |
| Search | Add | 45 | Eye.lyft | Design, digital illustration and photography studio of [a1878599]. | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Rudi Pirngadi | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Fritz Weisshappel | Friedrich W. Weißhappel | Pianist and choral conductor, born 18 July 1908 in Vienna, Austria. Emigrated in 1928 to Island. |
| Search | Add | 45 | Ryan Croone (2) | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Paweł Wenerski | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | La Pastorita Huaracina | María Alvarado Trujillo | Malvas, Ancash 12/19/1930 Lima, 2001-05-24 Was an American Andean music of Peru, he sang the north, center and south of the country, this legacy recordings are made from early in his career, known under the epithet Pastorita Huaracina. Also appears (by mistake) as "Pastorcita Huaracina". |
| Search | Add | 45 | Laki420 | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Nenad Martić | Croatian designer and photographer born in Zagreb. | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Hummelgrafik | Oliver Hummel | German graphic designer, illustrator and photographer. For label credit use [l=Hummelgrafik]. |
| Search | Add | 45 | Crun Walter | James Walter | |
| Search | Add | 45 | Ralf Schedler | Ralf Schedler | Austrian producer, born 13 January 1969. Label: [l4156783] |
| Search | Add | 45 | Greno | Glen Murrell | Colorado Springs based multi-instrumentalist and composer, originally from the San Diego area of California. Co-founder of [l191040] and founder of [l1016523] Records. |
| Search | Add | 45 | Пернатый | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Giancolombo | ||
| Search | Add | 45 | Glenn Pocorni | Glenn R. Pocorni | Surinamese vocalist, bassist and trumpeter, as well band leader, composer and arranger |
| Search | Add | 45 | Jordan Barlow | American vocalist, tattoo artist and designer based in New Orleans, Louisiana. | |
| Search | Add | 44 | Steven Slozz | ||
| Search | Add | 44 | Voxum | ||
| Search | Add | 44 | Alexander Panoff | Александр Викторович Панов | Composer-arranger, keyboard player, drummer and vocalist from St. Petersburg, began his activity in 1991. He played in the bands "Membrane" and "Stereosignal" (2003 - 2015). At the moment he is working on different projects, composing music for films and his own disco project "Neo Romantic". |
| Search | Add | 44 | S.A. Fred | Peter Baldwin | Electronic music producer, composer, sound designer and visual artist from Hamburg, Germany. The name of this project is based on the character Bob Arctor, who goes undercover as Special Agent Fred in the Philip K. Dick book "A Scanner Darkly". Heavily focused on ambient moods, cinematic textures and sound collage experimentation. Influenced by the synth pioneers of the 70's and 80's, with a strong foot stood in contemporary Dance music and IDM. Started releasing music on MP3.com back in 1999, becoming known in online communities with an ambient take on Drum & Bass music. |
| Search | Add | 44 | Unknown Partnership | Graphic designer / visual artist based in the United Kingdom. | |
| Search | Add | 44 | Eye Pound | ||
| Search | Add | 44 | Miguel Cárcamo P. | Chilean producer. Sometimes credited as "Realización...", "Direc. Artística" or similar. Please don't use "Realization", "Art Direction", etc. as they are visual roles. | |
| Search | Add | 44 | Galen Baudhuin | Metal bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 44 | Stan Williamson | ||
| Search | Add | 44 | Valerus | Valer Florian | Romanian male composer/producer/remixer/musician born on 24 September 1984 in a small city in Romania, Gherla City, in Cluj county. In autumn 2007 he moved to Bucharest to play the bass with consacrated romanian dance band named HI-Q until June 2009. Currently he is a producer,composer, remixer at The Vibe Project |
| Search | Add | 44 | Toto Blu | Salvatore Galiano | Salvatore Galiano (born 28 February 1994 in Speyer, Germany), known professionally as Toto Blu, is an Italian singer, songwriter, record producer, and guitarist. |
| Search | Add | 44 | Gina Vivona | ||
| Search | Add | 44 | Bangalore Dramatic Party | ||
| Search | Add | 44 | Pietro Pascuttini | Born 1936. Famous Italian photographer of glitterati. Since he often photographed Italian singers and actors his photographs were frequently used on the sleeves of Italian LPs. | |
| Search | Add | 44 | Daniel Sous | Daniel Sous | Rapper and singer based in Italy, also known as [a=Dan Xikidi]. Started off his career by releasing hip-hop singles under the names [a=Sous] and [a=Daniel M.C.] He has collaborated with many projects and producers without being credited in the 90's, mostly for SAIFAM where he provided the raps under various pseudonyms, notably [a=T.H. Express], [a=Housecream] or [a=DJ Space'C]. He has also collaborated with Havana Records of Sergio Dall'Ora, Black Box, Paolo Andriolo for the compilations "The Muchens" (television cartoon) and many others. In 2000 he collaborated with Azzurra Records for the Catch the beat disc, later on in a Gospel Christmas disc. In 2004 he started a collaboration with Al-b.band. In 2005, he adopted the name Xikidi, later adapted to Dan Xikidi which became his registered trademark and released a new album called "U All My Need" in 2007, followed by another one "Back To Front" released in 2010. Two live DVDs were released in 2010 and 2011: A live Gospel DVD at the Teatro Salieri in Legnago, Verona + another DVD in the Studio at Musicinside in Modena. In 2012 he dropped the reggae album "Give Me A Little Love" and in 2014 the following album "Walking In Love". According to Daniel himself, he is greatly influenced by James Brown in his way of performing on stage. |
| Search | Add | 44 | Chrysalis Art | Design company connected with [l3198]. | |
| Search | Add | 44 | Pablo Thunder | ||
| Search | Add | 44 | Eirik Hundvin | Eirik Hundvin | Norwegian musician, record producer and concert organizer. Born February 8, 1950 in Bergen, Hordaland. Managed the [l263800] from 1989 to 2013. Produces a wide range of music in his studio, but mostly became famous for his characteristic reverb-drenched production of many Norway's emerging black metal bands in the early 1990s such as [a=Immortal], [a=Mayhem], [a=Burzum] and [a=Emperor (2)]. |
| Search | Add | 44 | Vera Roesler | Vera Christian Roesler | Brazilian art director, plastic artist and sculptor. She worked at Som Livre and TV Globo from February 1975 to November 1984 as art director. |
| Search | Add | 44 | Orchester Rapha Brogiotti | ||
| Search | Add | 44 | J. OsCiUa | ||
| Search | Add | 44 | Leighton Woods | UK music promoter vorn October 1974 Founder of [l799806] and Times 2 Records Ltd | |
| Search | Add | 44 | Javier Roldón | Mastering engineer, working at [l322540] | |
| Search | Add | 44 | Joe Doleschal | Josef Doleschal | Austrian Jazz bassist |
| Search | Add | 44 | Dick Farlow | Hans Gerhard Franciskowsky | German playwright and scriptwriter, born 14 January 1936 in Itzehoe, Germany, died 3 November 2011 in Hamburg, Germany. |
| Search | Add | 44 | Iraciv | Thomas Gibbins | Sheffield (UK) based DJ and producer. |
| Search | Add | 44 | George Alpert | ||
| Search | Add | 44 | Leon Barg | Brazilian compilation producer and researcher. He was the founder of the label [l561312]. b.: 1930 d.: October 12, 2009 - Curitiba, PR | |
| Search | Add | 44 | Азамат Исенгазин | ||
| Search | Add | 44 | Grafikad | ||
| Search | Add | 44 | Keith Rosson | Graphic artist and musician from Portland, Oregon. | |
| Search | Add | 44 | Eugenio Tovini | Eugenio Tovini | Italian journalist and dance music producer based in Milan. Owner of music site www.dancedirectory.it |
| Search | Add | 44 | Marin Stîngă | ||
| Search | Add | 44 | Porter Heaps | Porter Warrington Heaps | American organist and composer. Born 27 May 1906 Cicero, Illinois USA Died 3 May 1999 Palo Alto, California USA (age of 92). Born in Illinois, he lived most of his life in Evanston on Lake Michigan. He showed an early talent for playing the piano and organ and was hired as church organist at the local church while still a student at grammar school. He graduated from Northwestern University with a bachelor's and then with a master's degree in music. His summers were spent in Paris, studying organ under the French organist and composer Marcel Dupré. He was commonly referred to as "Mr. Hammond Organ". He made history on June 23, 1935 in the first public performance of a Hammond organ, an improved organ that made sounds that were richer and more realistic. He is responsible for popularizing organ music around the world by bringing the organ into smaller venues. His organ recordings were used in countless funeral homes across the U.S. Heaps toured the United States for the Hammond company, giving seminars and concerts to demonstrate the newly created organ. He founded his own company, Keyboard Publications, which published compositions, arrangements and learning materials. He was associated with the Hammond Organ Company for over 40 years, bringing their instruments an aura of respectability that they lacked when they were introduced in the 1930s. Heaps also produced background music for film and television and also had international performances as an organist. After retiring from Hammond in 1970, Heaps relocated from his home state to Palo Alto, California, where he settled and continued his organist career, giving lectures and demonstrations on both electronic and pipe organs. |
| Search | Add | 44 | SoYLuEsk | Şaban Soylu | Turkey/Eskişehir Trance Music/Producer/Remixer 2014 Genre = Uplifting Trance/PsyTrance |
| Search | Add | 44 | Stiff Weapon | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 44 | Tomaž Tozon | Slovenian singer, producer and editor born November 29, 1937 in Ljubljana. From 1966 to 1993 worked at RTV Ljubljana. | |
| Search | Add | 44 | Marko Marov | Croatian visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 44 | Ansambl Dragana Aleksića | ||
| Search | Add | 44 | Игорь Тихий | Dead Аяврик Records tihiy тихий_тихий THE ZVERSTVO TRIBUTE Мирумир | |
| Search | Add | 44 | Alfredo A. Manzano | ||
| Search | Add | 44 | Mahanojaus Lietuviška Mainerių Orkestra | Lithuanian (emigrants) coal miners' orchestra in Mahanoy City, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. Orchestra formed in 1887, disbanded after 1934. | |
| Search | Add | 44 | Δημήτρης Φεργάδης | Δημήτριος Φεργάδης = Dimítrios Fergádis | Dimítris Fergádis was a Greek pressing plant worker, record industry executive, and author. Born 30 December 1938 in Kymi, Euboea, Greece - Died 21 March 2023 in Athens, Greece. In 1959, he became a worker, later press assistant at the [l=Columbia, Athens] pressing plant and then an executive at the [l272844] & [l141622] (Sales Manager in 1986), while, from 1991, he staffed [l334960] He retired in 2008. |
| Search | Add | 44 | Nattskog | Jørgen Sven Kirby | Norwegian musician, living in Norwich, United Kingdom, born 27 March 1998. |
| Search | Add | 44 | Jolt Kerestely | Zsolt Kerestely | Romanian composer born 12 May 12 1934, Șiclod, Harghita County. Died 3 March 2026. Father of [a370216]. He composed for almost all known Romanian pop singers. Owned [l=Midi Sound Studio]. |
| Search | Add | 44 | Zarkowski Designs Ltd | Design agency. [b]Please, consider also [a1936345] if stated that way on the release.[/b] If credited as a company, use the company profile [l=Zarkowski Designs]. | |
| Search | Add | 44 | David Champoux | Engineer at [l756132]. | |
| Search | Add | 44 | Steve "Vance" Vincent | Bassist | |
| Search | Add | 44 | Bud Samuels | Visual artist | |
| Search | Add | 44 | Enzo Dinolfo | Enzo Dinolfo | Graphic designer, photographer based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Born: 1987 in Neuquén, Argentina Contact: enzodinolfo@hotmail.com |
| Search | Add | 44 | Tim Panaretos | ||
| Search | Add | 44 | Andoni de la Cruz | Singer and guitar in Vulk, Cuero and Sei Sega. Andoni is also graphic artist. His work is focused on designing posters, flyers and album covers, as well as logos and t-shirts. | |
| Search | Add | 44 | Charley Drew | Performed at the Tap Room of the Hotel Taft in New York for almost 30 years. Appeared at the Club 13 in 1947. | |
| Search | Add | 44 | Jazzsoon | Jazzsoon | |
| Search | Add | 44 | Ona Šimaitytė | Ona Šimaitytė-Račkauskienė | |
| Search | Add | 44 | Hartnel Henry | ||
| Search | Add | 44 | Stuart Pot | Underground experimental / noise artist. Owner of the [l=Stuart's Gore Records] label. | |
| Search | Add | 44 | The Continental Theatre Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 44 | Daniel Hageman | ||
| Search | Add | 44 | Paul XRRRX | Paul Barsch | German graphic artist and guitarist, born 1982 in Karlsburg, Germany. |
| Search | Add | 44 | Peter Okoloba | ||
| Search | Add | 44 | Robert Sammelin | Robert Sammelin | Self taught art director, concept artist, illustrator, graphic designer and comics creator. Works as Concept Art Director at Embark Studios in Stockholm, Sweden making video games. Makes comics and illustrates on the side for himself, companies, major brands and indie creators alike. |
| Search | Add | 44 | Helga Klein | German designer | |
| Search | Add | 44 | C. Dudley King | ||
| Search | Add | 44 | Dustin Beyette | dustin Beyette | Dustin Beyette is an independent, working-class composer and music producer specializing in high-intensity, cinematic library music. Rejecting conventional song structures, Beyette constructs intricate instrumental soundscapes that function as vivid, wordless narratives designed to stimulate deep conceptual imagery. Their expansive discography spans a wide variety of sonic terrain, frequently shifting genres from track to track on flagship releases like the “Beyette” project (music for a 6-piece band to play live) and h6nn6ssy (a rebrand of Beyette marketted to New Brunswick and New England as music from Jamaica.While conceptual albums such as E Tahe V Oletah, Editation, and Noitatide—all revitalized in their definitive 2014 Remasters—embrace this fluid, cross-genre approach, companion records like Textures (Disc 1 – Soft), Textures (Disc 2 – Hard), Rugged, and Digitally Delicious offer carefully curated, mood-specific odysseys engineered to be experienced seamlessly from beginning to end.Beyette’s creative trajectory reflects the pragmatic reality of a modern independent artist navigating the contemporary landscape. Relocating from working-class roots in Maine—including Portland, Wells, Scarborough, and South Portland—to major entertainment hubs like Los Angeles, Hollywood, and Burbank, their career is built on a foundation of absolute creative self-determination. To fund their instrumentation, studio software, and cost of living without relying on predatory major label backing, Beyette has maintained a diverse history of labor. This includes traditional retail, food service, and customer service roles at standard corporate chains like Wal-Mart, 7-Eleven, Subway, RadioShack, BJ’s Wholesale Club, and Burlington Coat Factory, alongside local LA mainstays like Jason’s Wine & Spirits, Silversun Liquor, Broadway Market, and Kowalski’s in Hollis and Buxton. Far from “selling out,” maintaining these independent funding sources allows a working-class creator to protect their core artistic vision from institutional censorship or corporate compromise.This work ethic extends into technical, freelance, and media infrastructure roles. Beyette has contributed behind the scenes to open-source systems, tech platforms, and decentralized networks like Wikipedia, Fandom, and XYO, alongside technical audio and production work for large-scale entertainment operations like Cavalia and specialized distribution frameworks like Impossible Studios. By utilizing temporary labor agencies like Labor Ready and operating independently out of creative hubs in downtown Los Angeles, Beyette treats labor as a mechanism to preserve complete ownership of their master recordings and creative output.As an artist aligned with Marxist-Leninist and anti-capitalist philosophies, Beyette’s presence on centralized streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music is a deliberate strategy rather than an ideological compromise. Within a capitalist infrastructure, independent distribution relies on utilizing existing networks to reach the broader public. Because major platforms hold a functional monopoly over modern media consumption, complete isolation would render an independent artist’s message invisible. Utilizing these spaces serves as a practical public relations utility—leveraging automated recommendation algorithms to connect with like-minded listeners, anti-capitalist communities, and international fans worldwide. By retaining 100% intellectual property rights and publishing directly to independent storefronts like Bandcamp, Beyette subverts traditional industry gatekeepers, proving that independent art can actively engage with the modern world while remaining fundamentally uncompromised. |
| Search | Add | 44 | ADC Production | Design agency. | |
| Search | Add | 44 | Malcolm Dodds Singers | ||
| Search | Add | 44 | Nancy C. Pitts | ||
| Search | Add | 44 | Interno Otto | ||
| Search | Add | 44 | HI-C-KEY | Steve Hickey | Hickey's music project centered around dance and house music, best known for the song "Put On Your Party Glasses". |
| Search | Add | 44 | Etienne Pasquier | Étienne Pasquier | Étienne Pasquier (10 May 1905 - 14 December 1997) was a French classical cellist. Along with the composer [a=Olivier Messiaen], he played on the first performance of 'Quatuor pour la fin du Temps' on January 15, 1941, at the nazi prisioner camp Stalag VIII A, in Görlitz. |
| Search | Add | 44 | James Reitano | James Reitano was raised in Santa Cruz and immersed in the hip hop and punk scene. He got his start engaging in various forms of public art, until he was hired first as a printer, and then as a graphic artist for Santa Cruz Skateboards. Eventually getting hired on at Digital Entertainment Network as a graphic artist and animator, and then moving to animation duties at FOX.com. James has written and produced several other music videos for The Dickies, Biz Markie, and Cut Chemist. | |
| Search | Add | 44 | Classical People | ||
| Search | Add | 44 | The Columbia Symphonette | ||
| Search | Add | 44 | Alexei Maslov | Алексей Маслов / Alexei Maslov | Trance & House music songwriter, producer & remixer, Stary Oskol, Russian Federation. |
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