Report created based on data in MusicBrainz as of 30/03/2026
Found 621899 artists, we show 1000 artists per page.
The report is not continually updated so may not reflect the current data within MusicBrainz and or Discogs databases.
These are Discogs artists not currently linked to a MusicBrainz artist, and we have been unable to find a potential link for either.
Many of these artists probably are in MusicBrainz in some form but they are not currently linked, the list is ordered so that Discogs artists with the most number of single artists releases are listed first on the basis that these artists would be of more interest.
Some problems will just be due to deficiencies in the Discogs to Musicbrainz artist matching algorithm employed by Albunack.
There are also timing issues as this report is not updated immediately so will not reflect recent modifications and additions to MusicBrainz and Discogs.
One issue in Discogs is they handle artist credits differently so a Discogs name consisting of multiple people is probably represented on MusicBrainz as two individuals, but we try to filter these out of this report
We have also omitted artists that are not unique in both MusicBrainz and Discogs because these artists are probably not missing just more difficult to match up.
Another issue is that some Discogs artists have multiple ids with one id just redirecting to the other, this is the case with Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, do we add both links to MusicBrainz ?
Limited report to artists with at least two single artist releases for now.
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| Search | Add | 12 | Pedro María Sánchez | Pedro María Sánchez Tercero | Spanish actor, musician and singer born in Ciudad Real on 1954. He began his artistic career being a child, as a vocalist in Folk and Traditional Songs recordings. But for many years until the present, in Spain he is better known as actor, stage director and teaching in interpretation. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Jerome Bunke | Clarinetist and CEO of [l=Digital Force (3)], a CD & DVD production company. Former co-owner and president of [l83345], a CD & cassette manufacturer. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Wheatones | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Dave Fawbert | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Hannah Clare | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Andrea Familari | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Sven Affeld | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Darnie | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | The Clark Terry Five | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Blanka Łątka | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Anthony Checchia | Anthony Phillip Checchia | American bassoonist and arts administrator, born June 4, 1930 in Philadelphia, and died September 7, 2024 in Philadelphia. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Willie Brinlee | Bass player | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Ladislav Havránek | Czech graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Olivier Lechevestrier | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Alan Cullivan | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Ancil Ford | Calypso / soca bass and keyboards player | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Kraft/Benjamin/Engel Management | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Osmar Zandomenigui | Osmar Zandomenighi | [b]Osmar Zandomenighi[/b], better known as [b]Osmar Zan[/b] (São Paulo, October 16, 1938), is a Brazilian musician, composer, artistic producer, instrumentalist and record producer. He is the son of composer and accordionist [a1171956]. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Terry Bomb | Jaap Timmer | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Boris Moncel | French artist and designer. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Eric Paxton | Design artist. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | George Fleury | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Christina Nunez | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Arctic Nomad | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Blue Luno Solaz | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | أحمد عبد القادر | Ahmed Abdel Qader (1916 - 1984) was an Egyptian singer and composer. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Anonima Magnagati | Cabaret and musical group from Vicenza (Italy) founded in 1974 | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Cesare Valabrega | Credited mainly as liner notes author | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Robin Ekemark | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Industries Of Lust | Italian italodance project. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Anthony Carrubba | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | DJ Maxximuz | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Adam Jukes | Adam Jukes is a UK Hard House / NRG DJ, Producer, Remixer and a partner in [l=Deprivation Recordings] and its sublabels. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Clemente Tadeu Nascimento | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Sergei Alekseev | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Alice Castagnoli | Alice Castagnoli | Italian singer and DJ from Bologna. |
| Search | Add | 12 | O. Lopez Beat | Oscar Lopez | Spanish DJ and producer born in Madrid in 1982. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Jabrane M. Sebnat | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Peter McNestry | Vocals, Guitar, Synthesizer, Drums, Effects Producer | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Brev Al | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Kewe Wickmans Orkester | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Torstein Eriksen | Musician from Norway. Play bass in [a=Norsk Råkk] and [a=Freedumb]. Vocals in [a=Friksjon (2)] | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Mandy Cabral | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Johan Kleinjan | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Peter Feldhann | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | The Mighty Mohawks | Canadian country band, founded in the 1960s by [a14883954], a member of the Kahnawake Mohawk Territory in Quebec. The band had various lineups. At the time of their album debut for Arc Records, it consisted of Hill, [a4541587] (Princess Moonbeam) of Clarenceville, Quebec, Wally Moon of Restigouche, Quebec, and "Boots" [a4541588] of Richabucto, New Brunswick. By the time of their next album two years later, Moon was replaced by [a4541615], who would remain for many years. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Caixinha De Sonhos | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Sodomized | American brutal death metal band formed in 1993 in the town of Grafton, Ohio | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Оркестър "Хоро" Русе | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Guillermo Millan | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | The Artful Dodgers Ltd. | Designer. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Sten E. Moe | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Maureen Gleissner | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | LeFutur | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Main Street String Band | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Michael Arié | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Torsten Mauss | Torsten Mauss | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Matt Mutterperl | Guitarist from Chicago, IL. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Warwick Symphony Orchestra | Alias used for [a=The Philadelphia Orchestra] on [l=RCA Camden]/[l=Camden] reissues of earlier 78-RPM releases from [l=RCA Victor Red Seal]/[l=Victor Red Seal]. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | SENSO MAGICO | SENSO MAGICO | The Hungarian SOUL Band It was founded by Rota Francesco. Since 2007 Members: Rota Francesco: vocal, guitar, music, lyrics Bánki - Horváth György (Juel): drums Tempfli Erik (Erico): keys, Wurlitzer 200A EP, Roland RS-101 Strings Takács Balázs (Biagio): bass Karácsony János (James) honorary guitar and vocal member Garami Gábor (Garabriele): honorary drums member Láda Mihály (Michele) season piano Sitkei Bence (Beniamino) seson percussion Metronome SOUL Horns: Erdő Zoltán (Foresta): alto saxophone Donáth Gergő (Gregorio): pozaun Tomka Ковач (Sovietico): pozaun Kovács Botond Márk (Bottito): season tenor trumpet Drippey Máté (Matteo): season tenor saxophone Harmati Máté (Mattía): studio work Rohánszky János (Gianno Precipitato): stage sound Fördős Gábor (Fotografico): Photo Bernáth Péter (Bernardo): Video, Live Stream copyright © Tom - Tom Records Budapest |
| Search | Add | 12 | Nikola Zarić | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | The Diamond Music Group | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Lithium Joe | UK punk band | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Jimmy Browning | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Nancy McCoy | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Christine Faulkner | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Zdzisław Pałczyński | Bird song field recorder from Poland. Born 1927 in Mosina, died November 9, 2014. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | أحميدة موسى | Ahmida Mousa (1925 - 2007) was an Egyptian bedouin singer from Sidi Barrani in the Western border region with Libya. He was famous in the 1960s. He is the brother of [a=عبد الحليم موسى] (Abdel halim Moussa). | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Chris Urbanski | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | جلال همتی | Jalal Hemmati | Jalal Hemati (1936 - 2006) was an Iranian singer. Based in Los Angeles, USA after the Islamic revolution. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Pedro Iñiguez | Accordion player | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Parachokes | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Harley Young | Melbourne, Australia | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Mike Sealy | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Bob Dalley | Robert J. Dalley | US surf guitarist, producer and songwriter. |
| Search | Add | 12 | 박시춘 | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Sig.Carlito | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | LoopLords | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Mucho Bravado | Independent Australian artist management, music marketing, public relations and event promotion company active from 2007 to 2021. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Noël Saint-Clair | Noël Coignac | French singer, songwriter. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Knut Fjørtoft | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Watch Patrol | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Miloje Stojanović | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Danny B Smooth | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Giancarlo Cajani | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Sammy Vereecken | Belgian punk bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Yılkut Tezcan Orkestrası | Yılkut Tezcan Beşlisi | |
| Search | Add | 12 | N.D. KOA | Andreas Kercher | N.D. KOA - better known as Andy Koa - is a German vocalist and founding member of [a=Still Patient?]. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Manuel Garcia-Rey | American painter & graphic designer | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Frank Barcley | Bent Fabricius-Bjerre | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Stan Huddleston | Banjo player with the [a=High Sierra Jazz Band] and brother of pianist [a=Bruce Huddleston]. Stan and his brother Bruce have been playing music together since their childhood. Stan’s first instrument was a violin which he traded for a banjo when he and Bruce first heard the “Firehouse Five.” The brothers put themselves through college playing in Shakey’s Pizza Parlors. Later they played three years at the White Horse Inn, Three Rivers, Stan on Banjo and Bruce on piano and organ. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Hjálmar Gylfason | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Eric Siota | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Hauckshay | Tech House alias of [a=Nicky Three Sixty]. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Melody Allen | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Tungusku | Tungusku is an instrumental project from Manchester, UK, created by Phil Ratcliffe (guitar) and James Defty (bass). | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Jake Davey | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Andrey Kunin | Andrii Kunin | Electronic producer & singer from Kyiv, Ukraine. Part of Tunelilisu electro-acoustic music duo. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Armin Van Masters | Armin Van Masters, a musician, producer and DJ. You can hear his music largely in nightclubs, raves and festivals. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Pan Polanscii | [b]Drummer, Noise-Artist, Designer, Photographer.[/b] Other aliases: [i]Krankstep (Khat), Drumulator Headpiece, Wichshausmuskatfresser e.V., Dowm aka Polanscii, Aldi (Ost), Mein Gelber Pullover,[/i] et al. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Mike Encore | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Teresa Procaccini | Italian composer, born 1934 | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Egon Kirk | Danish banjo player | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Duck You Sucker | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Anga-Kis Miklós | Hungarian bass player. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | 石島春美 | Harumi Ishijima. Japanese liner notes author. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Sam Proud | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Pieceful | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Guido Danieli | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Touhami Ennadre | Touhami Ennadre | French Photographer / Artist Born in Casablanca in 1953. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Amelina | Norazlina Amir Sharipuddin | She is a popular malaysan dangdut singer in the 1990s The friendly and cheerful singer was born on August 4, 1974 and comes from Nilai,Negeri Sembilan |
| Search | Add | 12 | Alan Craddock | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Сергей Михайловский | Сергей Семёнович Михайловский | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Tsutomu Torii | Japanese accordion player. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | John Crossing | Adelaide record Producer. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Happy As You Like | Solo-project by one member of [a=The Happy Somethings]-trio. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Mark Pico | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Бойко Бонев | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Antï Graphic | Graphic design & artwork artist from Switzerland. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Vernon Coombs | Calypso / soca trumpet player | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Alexander Da'Lama | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Ophelia Hambartsumian | Օֆելյա Համբարձումյան | Armenian singer of folk and popular music. Born January 9, 1925 – died June 13, 2016, in Yerevan. Hambartsumian was the mother of jazz singer [a=Datevik Hovanesian]. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Nova Spies | Project from [a=Chuck Daar] | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Larry Sonn | (* January 17, 1919 - 2015) US trumpeter and former sideman with [a269594]t, [a335668], [a650687] and other units, moved to Mexico in 1944, where he went on to lead one of the most popular bands in the country. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Schwanbeck | Marco Hüttmann | Chose his mother's maiden name for his musical output. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Indios De Siku | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Hail Jp | Visual artist - illustration, animation, design. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Jordan Passmore | Jordan Passmore | Jordan Passmore is an electronic musician known for techno and house music production with analog synthesizers and vintage drum machines. He is an active creator and performer; releasing countless tracks and videos. He has partnered with synthesizer brands to create content featuring music produced with their instruments as well as patches for many hardware/software instruments (official colabs include Roland, Moog, GForce, Cherry Audio). His direction is one going forward with a path forged by early electronic instruments originating from the 1970’s and 1980's merged with modern computing platforms. Access the ever-growing vault of recorded, downloadable music on Patreon. Listen on Spotify and watch live performances by Jordan on Instagram. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Daniel Moheit | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Micah Albao | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Jorge Panitsch | Classical guitar player | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Gary Filadelfo | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Kristian Rusbjerg | Kristian Hammerum Rusbjerg | Danish accordion player |
| Search | Add | 12 | Kay Fricke | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Robin Snasen Rengård | Robin Snasen Rengård is a freelance graphic designer, illustrator, and musician living and working in Oslo, Norway. He was born in the small town of Mo i Rana but moved to Oslo to study graphic design at Westerdals School of communication. He has since worked with national and international clients, mostly within the field of culture.. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | January Feature | There were problems with displaying the artist image ([url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2E3s2tR569Y]the demonstration on YouTube[/url]). | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Андрей Мельник | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Saša Dinić | Saša B. Dinić | Contact: sasadinic@gmail.com |
| Search | Add | 12 | Steve Travis | Irish singer | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Takayuki Akutagawa | Japanese announcer, narrator, television host. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Sharema | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Jeremy Sinnott | Former Associate Pastor and Worship Leader at Catch The Fire Toronto (CTF), formerly [l1786898]. Jeremy and his wife [a=Connie Sinnott] are Senior Pastors at Catch The Fire in Barrie. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | The Traveling Bombadils | Designer. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Koor Van De Amsterdamse Studentenekklesia | Choir of the Amsterdamse Studentenekklesia, a student parish in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. It was formed in 1960 by Jan van Kilsdonk sj. In 1970 the organization became independent of the Catholic church and in 2015 the name was changed to '[a=Ekklesia Amsterdam]'. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Nicholas Brawley | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Mario Simone | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Carlos Juan Casado | Spanish executive (1949-1992), also visual credits. Worked in marketing for Hispavox since late 1960s (managed [l1053227] sublabel), later in Ariola and since 1983 in Virgin Spain until his dead. "En homenaje a Carlos Juan Casado (1949-1992), artista despierto, ingenioso, amable, rompedor. Director de la discográfica Virgin en España desde 1983, anteriormente productor discográfico y artista pop vinculado a la escena musical autóctona, desde finales de los años 60. Las siguientes líneas pertenecen al diario El País, con motivo de su fallecimiento en noviembre de 1992: "Carlos Juan Casado era el personaje más llamativo y cosmopolita de la industria española del disco. En el departamento de promoción de Ariola, apoyaba las músicas más radicales del momento, sin obsesionarse por su rentabilidad inmediata. Siguió la misma línea en Hispavox, donde dirigió el sello Flush, y allí se editaron los discos de Radio Futura cuando el grupo estaba marginado. En noviembre de 1983 puso en marcha la filial española de Virgin Records. A lo largo de su carrera mantuvo unas relaciones excepcionalmente cordiales con los medios y los artistas: no era extraño que Simple Minds le reclamara para aparecer en un vídeo musical, o que Mike Oldfield le considerara la "encomiable excepción" dentro de una compañía que el músico había abandonado de mala manera.-" | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Joel Apelgren | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Βάση 129 | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Íñigo Ayestarán | Ignacio Ayestarán | Spanish bass player, founder member of "La Banda Del Tren" in 1979, later on "Ilegales" from 1980 to 1983. |
| Search | Add | 12 | The Six Voices Of Zion Of Columbia S.C. | 1960s-1980s gospel group from Columbia, South Carolina. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Peter Gennaro | American dancer and choreographer (November 23, 1919 – September 28, 2000). | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Guidotti | Uberto Guidotti | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Amsterdam Philharmonic Society Chorus | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | De Minimutsjes | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | DiE ROCKERS DiE | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | K Loud | Claudio Vittori | Italian DJ-producer and founder of [l=Machine Jockey]. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Sexymachinery | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | 清雲法師 | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Emile Noordhoek | Emile Noordhoek | Dutch remixer, born 19th of March 1957 in The Hague. Was asked by Polydor Holland to make mixes and remixes for Lime. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Tijen Yasa | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Trase | TRASE (Erik de Wal, 1976) is a MC from The Netherlands and brings the real Hip Hop since '91. Went for his in 1997 after breaking up with his former band. TRASE stands for Things Really Ain't So Easy. TRASE in fact is his tagname which he came up with around 1989/1990. Basically formed for the great letters and it's diversity to design with. TRASE originally started as a graffiti artist. After elementary school TRASE discovered his love for the manipulation of the English language. Growing up in the north of The Netherlands, he tried to hit every mic available. Back in 1995 he started rocking house parties and ciphers alongside his formerly partner in rhyme, Signha and DJ Dear. Together they formed "The Buckwild Tribe", a group which fell apart in the end of 1997. In a period of 4 years they recorded some demo tracks which were never officially released. TRASE took it to the next level when he decided to leave the group and by taking manners in his own hand. It was 1998. TRASE was on mission to pursue his own solo career. He was tired of the no progress type of phases he had been dwelling in during the last years. The match with IMPRO turned out to be promising; they released their first product in 2001. The debut EP “The Encounta” attained favorable reviews. In the period after TRASE has worked on a project with several local artists and started working on another solo release. Originally he was to release a fully length untitled LP, but after completing several tracks it was shelved for reasons that were not entirely clear. In 2003 TRASE took his time to focus on new songs and has spent a lot time recording and performing. The same year he released “The Essentials”, a compilation of several songs recorded between 2001 and 2004. In 2007 another album (“Fase Of Transition”) was released. The past decades he connected, collaborated and performed with artists from Sweden, Switzerland, Germany, Spain and The United States. In 2012 several albums were released; One EP followed by two albums. October 2013 saw the release of a new collaborative album with Sneek-based producer E.daBeatdetonator entitled "Back In Prime Form" on the Freshmess Music label. The first single was "Listen". Three years later another single from the album (“Wonder Years”), received an award for Best Hip Hop Song (January 2016) in America. In 2014 TRASE is back to the lab working on new material, because it’s about time for Hip Hop to resurface with true lyrics. With his latest release “The Travels of TRASE TRONIK”, which has been recorded between 2014 and 2017, TRASE continues his career as an solo artist. On this seventh studio album TRASE has worked with several national and international producers, which gives the overall outlook of the project a real diverse sound. Heavily nineties Hip Hop experienced like all TRASE albums, TRASE sets the vibe for a 45 minute ride through all kinds of subjects. To promote the album three singles and videos have been released so far. The album also will be digitally available through all top digital music services like Spotify, iTunes, Apple Music, TIDAL and many more. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | R. Matta | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Алла Серебри | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | DJ 4-Side | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Старые Вещи | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Giorgio Rocco | Italian vocalist, songwriter and bandleader. Vocalist in [a3171479] Was popular in Denmark where he, with [a3171479], his own orchestra [a6819988] and as solo, released some records | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Lion Groen | Classical double-bass player | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Vadims Vasiļjevs | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Barclay | For company credits (photographer, producer) related to the French label / company [l=Barclay] owned by [a=Eddie Barclay] | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Shisdess | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Лев Озеров | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Jeeklow | French designer/photographer | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Vanesa G | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Stephan Kopschinski | Graphic designer. Related to [l=Timeless Graphics]. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Bryce Soderberg | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Maruša 'Maruji' Hren | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | B&D Images | Bruce Brooks | Graphic designer from Missouri City, Texas. |
| Search | Add | 12 | The Choir Of Grace Cathedral San Francisco | US church choir of [l427243]. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | FilthGrind | Death Metal/Grindcore band from UK, formed in 2000 | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Krionik | Thrash metal band from Östhammar, Sweden. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Electrola Art Studio | Art studio owned by [l54908]. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Allegany High School Band | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Richard Langelier | Richard Langelier | Singer-songwriter of the Quebec country scene born in Rouyn-Noranda on March 9, 1941 and died in Sherbrooke on March 31, 2020. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Sebastian Imbierowicz | Sebastian Imbierowicz | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Pino Alfieri | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Banda "Primitiva" De Alcoy | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Leo Flynn II | Oversees the [a=Vitamin String Quartet] brand and, along with a few others, produces and arranges [l=Rockabye Baby!] titles. He is a Berklee School of Music graduate. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Rezt | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Them® | Designer collective based in London, UK. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Peggy Zier | Art director and designer | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Ferris Bender | Alias used by alto saxophonist Jackie McLean on [a262128]'s release [m=345885]. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Dalpin | Felix Findlay | artist from St. Vincent & Grenadines |
| Search | Add | 12 | Ken Frank | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Chuck Jobes | Charles Ashton Jobes | Keyboard player from Chicago |
| Search | Add | 12 | Zoltan B. Aenigma | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Archosaur | Topias Kulmala | Archosaur is Topias Kulmala's solo project mainly focusing on prehistoric themed ambient and sometimes other kinds of synth projects. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Леон Гальперин | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Cross Laws | American hardcore / punk band from Raleigh, North Carolina. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Florinda Sorano | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Charles Mas | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Justin Kline | Singer/Songwriter multi-instrumentalist. Originally from Maryland, and is now based in Murfreesboro, TN. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Giorgio Maulini | here for the music. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Tian Bass | Bastiaan Pecht | Dutch electronic music producer and DJ. Initiator of [L=Hofstukken Recordings]. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Lyrophon Orchester | German [l698317] label orchestra from Berlin, active at the beginning of the 20th century. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Anachena | Anachena was a chilean New Wave and Rock Pop band formed 1989 in Santiago from the ashes of the disbanded [a=Viena], after singer's departure [a=Claudio Millán]. Members were: - Pedro Frugone: guitar (1989 – 1994). - Archibaldo "Archie" Frugone: bass, lead vocals (1989 – 1996). - Francisco "Pancho" Koch: drums (1989 – 1991). - Juan Patricio Fuenzalida: drums (1991 – 1996). - Verónica Lazarte: lead vocals (1995 – 1996). - Manuel de Juan: guitar (1995 – 1996). | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Danny Kopij | Guitarist and producer from Long Island, NY. Member of Dr. Acula (2024- Present) and Bore (2018- Present) | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Frans Mijts' Dance Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Unlv Jazz Ensemble | UNLV Jazz Ensemble | University of Nevada at Las Vegas Jazz Ensemble |
| Search | Add | 12 | Van Eps Quartet | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Πάνος Σταθάκης | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Frank Dehler | Bass player from Boston | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Jackie Kelso Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Craig Fenney | Craig Fenney | Craig Fenney is a bassist and vocalist. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Sharkpig | A tongue-in-cheek Industrial/EBM/TBM side-project from Manchester, UK that lasted a little over a month in the Spring of 2015. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Ruth Crocket | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | 本忠 学 | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Chris Laufman | Christopher Laufman | Producer, singer and songwriter from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Guerrino Copetta | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Bob Buhl | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Djuri Cortez | Djuri Adler | Guitarist, singer, guitar teacher (e.g. for [a466244]) and club owner (Chez Djuri, 6 rue des Canettes, Paris 6ème). Originating from the Banat, he was half gypsy and half jewish and spoke several languages. Buried in Thiais (94), France. born 1924 died 1992 |
| Search | Add | 12 | كريم نور | كريم نور الدين أمين | Kareem Nour (born 1980 in Alexandria, Egypt) is an Egyptian celebrity photographer. Active since 2004. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Geoff Cain | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Daniel Funke | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Lorenzo Matellán | Spanish musician (member of Beluga) and technician working at [l309565] | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Mike Taulbee | Bassist | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Tex Withers | Tex was born in Texas and abandoned as a baby because of his many deformities and arrived in England when he was seven. His rise in British country music showed remarkable resilience: he was four feet tall and a hunchback with a painful history of severe spinal problems and tuberculosis. Withers wore western dress throughout the day as he longed to be an American Indian - his wife, known as White Fawn, dressed as his squaw and smoked a clay pipe. A good-natured man who laughed at his handicaps, Withers was the long-standing compère at West London’s Nashville Room and won several awards as the Top UK country singer, his show-stoppers being ‘These Hands’ and a narration about a Red Indian’s difficulties in coming to terms with society, ‘The Ballad Of Ira Hayes’. Tex Withers Sings Country Style sold 135, 000 copies, while his 1973 album, The Grand Ole Opry’s Newest Star was recorded mainly in Nashville, Tennessee. He was championed by Hank Snow, but his professional career was cut short by throat illness. Withers became bankrupt and his illiteracy made work difficult. His last years were spent as a cleaner at Gatwick Airport and Haywards Heath railway station. He found his happy hunting ground on 29 December 1986, probably aged 53, and merited an obituary in The Times. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Johnson Ademilokun | Nigerian sound engineer who worked at [l536640]. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Ronald Solovay | Ronald was an associate with [a3118311] in Hollywood, California in the 1960's and worked with [a269186]. They both jointly owned [l632369] At some point he moved to New York and changed his name to [a1717739] | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Wolfman Bob | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Burt Andersen | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Babety | Czech female vocal group. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Darren Morze | American composer, producer and engineer from New York Owned a commercial recording studio ([l751309]) in Philadelphia from 2001-2010. As a musician and sound engineer, he toured with artists such as Stellastarr*, The Killers, Jane's Addiction, Dr. Dog, Easy Star All-Stars, Placebo, and The Raveonettes. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Bojan Milanović | Bojan Milanović | Serbian pop singer Born 28.11.1961 Šid Srbija |
| Search | Add | 12 | Nicolaj Fenger | Danish illustrator | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Darío Javier | Darío Xavier Miranda Andrade | Ecuadorian singer (began at 11), also known as Dario Miranda, now an advertising company manager |
| Search | Add | 12 | Vola Sy Noro | Vola Sy Noro (Vola & Noro) was a band with two female singers, [a6103442] who died in November 2003, and Ranorovelo Eugénie (Noro), who died in December 2012. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Fernando Andolfo Sannicandro | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | 夜貓子 | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Eva Kvapilová | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Hernán Guevara Parra | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | The Breekout Krew | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Scala Military Band | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Martin Bennebo Pedersen | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | RP2F | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Emil Edman | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Hal Shutz | Harold Gerth Shutz | American organist, arranger, radio announcer & teacher. Born July 31, 1914 in New Freedom, Pennsylvania, USA. Died October 30, 1978 (aged of 64) in San Mateo, California, USA. He began piano lessons at the age of four and was soon playing by ear. In 1925 he made his first radio broadcast, and a year later had his first lessons on the organ. He studied more instruments and used a scholarship to the Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore, Maryland. In 1936 he began playing the Hammond organ, including played it in movie theaters. At the time he was musical director at a Pennsylvania radio station and playing in two bands and doing solo musical work. He continued to teach organ and demonstate and play the Hammond organ across the country. He was also the author of a course on organ playing. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Michihisa Ishikawa | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Hiroshima Bird Market | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Angharad Van Rijswijk | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Herman Witkam | Dutch composer of film scores, multi-instrumentalist and sound designer. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Georges Lourier | French journalist. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Koninklijk Heerlens Mannenkoor St. Pancratius | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | 小泉幸雄とクインテット | Yukio Koizumi and Quintet | Quintet group based on Yukio Koizumi, Electone artists from the 1960s. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Conjunto Típico Santo André | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | A-inc | Akira Ishihara | DJ and producer from Japan. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Maria Papaioannou | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Robert A. Hague | Liner notes | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Berliner Harmonie-Orchester | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Calvins Smith | Calvins Smith | "I love Future Bass. It's an electronic dance music genre and umbrella term featuring modulated synthesizer bass sounds! Dig it!! " -Calvins Smith Founded since January 2019. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Елизавета Ауэрбах | Елизавета Борисовна Ауэрбах | Elizaveta Auerbach (July 31 (August 13), 1912 - July 28, 1995) - Soviet theater and film actress, pop actress, and writer. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Ernest Falk | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | întristare | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Toni Gerhards | German schlager singer | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Vince Wayne | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Zlatko Dvoržak | Zlatko Dvoržak | Croatian jazz musician (piano player), composer, arranger and conductor. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Owl Graphics | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Andy Eringis | Singer, songwriter and guitarist. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Ritmo Del Sur | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Ramiro Almaguer | Visual artist / cover designer, out of Texas in the 70s and 80s. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Robert Ressicaud | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Agni Hotra | The very first Polish Hard Core Straight Edge Hare Krsna band. They started in 1995. They recorded their first demo tape „Protect Your Friends” in Warsaw’s Yamaha Studio (engineered by Krzysztof Palczewski) in 1995 and released it by themselves. The album „Govinda” was recorded in the same studio in 1996 and was released on CD by LifeLine Records (1996) and MC by Youth Culture (1997). At that time the band were: Bartek Żółkoś – vocal, Jarek Składanek – bass, Robert Stajszczak – drums, Hubert Pilich – guitar. Both recordings were reissued on vinyl – „Govinda” LP in 2016 and „Protect Your Friends” EP in 2017 by No Pasaran Record & Zima Records. Both recordings were remastered by Grzegorz Kucharski Lazy Sounday Studio. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Jhon Santa | Columbian drummer. Past drummer of Inquisition. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Vittorio Fiorucci | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Aubrey Whitfield | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Χρυσούλα Κολλητήρη | Chryssoula Kollitiri, Greek singer of traditional & folk (dimotiko) and laïkó songs. Born in Veleniko, Phocis, Greece. She came to Athens together with her sister, [a3849833], but after a few years she got married and went abroad. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Jacques Delepine | French singer | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Murilo Almeida | Brazilian hardcore guitarist | |
| Search | Add | 12 | J-F LaMothe | Jean-François La Mothe | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Warren Bones | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Tape One | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Gu Zhong | 顾忠 | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Kurt Wenzel | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Mextazuma | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Etzwane | Italian italodance project. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Alastair Power | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Mert Ali İçelli | Mert Ali İçelli | Turkish singer and bass guitarist (3 October 1981 in Izmir). |
| Search | Add | 12 | D. Collart | Danny Collart | Danny Collart is a TV-Video-Internet engineer living in Belgium.His hobby's are Music, Ham-Radio, Party, Electronics ...His favorite styles of Music are Tekno, Hardtrance,Progressive House, Electro and a bit of Hardcore .He has his own studio where he records his music. The Labels where you can find his products are Target Rec., Naf Rec., Raving To 6 am, Underground Files, Yellow Cab, NU-Techno, Oscillator, D&G records |
| Search | Add | 12 | Alizera | Ali Rezaii Shahzade | Plays violin Intrested in football - AS Roma & Manchester United fan Loves watching movies |
| Search | Add | 12 | Steven Baldridge | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Yannis Petropoulakis | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Shannon Two Feathers | SHANNON TWO FEATHERS (Also worked as "Shannon twofeathers") Born: September 16, 1936 - Sandy Bay, Manitoba, CANADA Shannon Two Feathers was a Canadian Aboriginal (Anishnabe) singer/songwriter who achieved national recognition through his 1978 album "Dreams That Feed A Gypsy", released on the Edmonton, Alberta-based WSM Records label. Prior to the release of the album, Shannon Two Feathers' songs and vocal stylings were heard through a series of single releases, with his debut disc coming in 1972 on the Kanata label with the songs "The Only Way To Keep It" b/w "And She Travels" (KAN-1014). A follow-up came in 1973 on the IMI label with the single "Separation Blue" b/w "The Prisoner". An obscure and highly collectable album on the IMI label entitled "Separation Blue" was also reportedly issued in 1973. "The Prisoner" song, written by Shannon Two Feathers, was such a popular radio hit that RCA Canada picked up the recording and re-issued it as a single (KPBO-0005) b/w "Sweet Gypsy Hair", and it became Shannon Two Feathers' only nationally charted single, peaking at #20 on the RPM Charts in 1973 Shannon Two Feathers' next release came in 1975 on the Maple Haze Records label with the tunes "One Step Outside" b/w "Smile" (MH-7505). The 1978 release of his "Dreams That Feed A Gypsy" album on the WSM label also brought several single releases with the title track tune b/w "Smile" (WSM 45-507) and the follow-up "Maria" b/w "Daddy Doesn't Live There Anymore". The album, featuring all original songs written by Shannon Two Feathers, was co-produced by Shannon Two Feathers with Wes Dakus at Edmonton's Sundown Studios and was critically acclaimed, but unfortunately not well promoted by the independent label and not aggressively supported by Canadian country radio. Aside from his own recordings, Shannon Two Feathers also had his songs recorded by fellow Aboriginal artist Don Stonechild, with his 1978 WSM single "Child Of Stone" b/w "New Orleans". In addition to his talents as a singer and songwriter Shannon Two Feathers also appeared in the National Film Board movie "The Red Dress", and he wrote songs and music for the 1988 movie "Poundmaker's Lounge - A Healing Place". He was also an artist, with his Illustrations prominently featured in the book "People Of The Buffalo", authored by his multi-award winning wife, Maria Campbell. Shannon Two Feathers was inducted into the Manitoba Aboriginal Music Hall Of Fame in 2008. He has since been deceased, although date of death has not yet been confirmed by this writer. Also unconfirmed at this time is a surname, which may be "Roulette" or " Freddy Shannon" | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Ritm 68 Orkestrası | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Andy Hope 1930 | Andreas Hofer | Andy Hope 1930 is a German visual artist. Since 1998, most of his work has been signed "Andy Hope 1930". |
| Search | Add | 12 | Sailing By The Sunlit Sea | Mainly emo math rock project from Molave, Zamboanga del Sur, in the Philippines. Though mainly making emo music, the project also contains types of music from other genres; an example of this is the DnB track "Saboteur". The project made their first release back in April of 2020. "a bedroom project from Molave, Zamboanga del Sur. Currently based in Iligan City, Philippines" | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Billy Figg | Drummer from Ann Arbor, Michigan. After The Rationals broke up in 1970, Figg went on to become a welding and fabrication instructor at Washtenaw Community College. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Noestalgya | Noer Setiawan Alghoyadi | Black metal/dark ambient/doom metal one man project from Pekalongan, Indonesia by Noer Setiawan Alghoyadi. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Margit Dennhardt | Austrian schlager singer from Vienna | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Vltavští Vrabci | Dětský pěvecký sbor Československého rozhlasu | Alias of the Children's Choir of the Czechoslovak Radio, used in 1969 and on subsequent reissues. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Meet Me In St Louis | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Pit Schönpflug | Keyboardist and songwriter, engineer, producer and owner of [l1265836] in Mannheim, Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Deyno | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Telstar Records Ltd. | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Devra Freelander | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Vic Blackwell | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Bryan Counter loves robots. | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Jonathon Coudrille | Jonathon Xavier Coudrille | English artist, musician and writer. He was born in November 1945 on the Lizard Peninsula in Cornwall, an area with which he is still closely associated. His father was the artist and ventriloquist Francis Coudrill. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Youssef Khasho | يوسف خاشو | Palestinian composer, born 27 May 1927 in Jerusalem, died on 8 march 1997 in Amman, Jordan. He lived in various countries like Syria, Jordan, Libya and Italy. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Akkianu | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Cody Hoyt | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | 360graddesign.com | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Calypso Heights | Solomon Kelly Findley | Calypso / soca vocals |
| Search | Add | 12 | Orchestra Ciprian Porumbescu | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Kip Attaway | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Crab Scrambly | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Kathy Cantwell | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Lígia Fernandes | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Lola Allen | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Slermpy | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Hernando Cortés | Liner notes - primarily for [a=Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass]. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Orlando Gittens | British producer, songwriter, and former owner of [l=Soultown]. Now a live concert organizer. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Barry Doyle | Irish Country/Comedy singer | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Los Confidentes | Spanish pop rock band | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Reza Hemming | Reza Hemming | House DJ & producer from UK. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Vadim Mukhin | Вадим Мухин | Composer researches the opportunities of virtual, digital and acoustic instruments. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Bob Akwaboa | Kwabena Akwaboah | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Columbia Pictures | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Roman Denisov | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Lubor Drahota | Lubor Drahota | Czech bass guitarist. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Marlon Stewart | Related to Tinga Stewart. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Priscilla Mahesh | Actress and singer, born on October 19, 1991 in Paramaribo, Suriname. When she was one year old, she moved with her family to The Netherlands. She's best known for the role of Kesha in the 2016 film Jezus van de Javastraat, directed by [a1295459]. She started her singing career in 2019. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Brainwash Design | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Die Vokalsolisten Kärnten | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Jeppe Glamster | Glamster is the lead singer/songwriter for the finnish Shock Rock Monsters S.H.O.U.T | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Bill Berta | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Theo Bilger | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | João da Câmara Leme | (b.Beira, Moçambique, 1930 - d. Lisboa 1983), Portuguese Illustrator. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Royal King | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Joe Soethout | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Colin Goddard | Colin Goddard | Engineer, musician. Co-founder of [l276080] with [a388357]. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Pia Arnold-Rammé | German theologist. Born April 03, 1958 in Frankfurt/Main, Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Christine Sanley | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Achtung Spitfire Schnell Schnell | Achtung Spitfire Schnell Schnell are a Garage Rock'n Roll Band from Mannheim, Germany. Since starting over 17 years ago with a mix of Sixties Garage and Surf, they have been crafting their own style by putting Punk-Edge and a large dose of Sixties-Soul into the Garage Beat, making a positively explosive yet fiercely danceable mix - now for the first time held down to long-playing vinyl | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Matt Whittet | Matt Whittet | UK producer and DJ. Owner of [l=Twisted Beats] UK. |
| Search | Add | 12 | La Fiebre Del Oro | Spanish rock band from Barcelona, active in the 90s. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | John Ratke | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Kabu Kei Vuda Entertainers | Fijian folk music group formed in 1962 in Viseeisei, Vuda, Viti Levu | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Crushing State | CRUSHING STATE - the new electro industrial metal band formed by mastermind Chris Ruiz. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Maximum Cloud | Anthony Miller | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Γιάννης Κιούσης | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Щ=Ъ | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Guy Hovis | Guy Lee Hovis Jr. | American singer. Born 24 September 1941 in Tupelo, Mississippi, USA, died January 22, 2026 (aged 84) in Oxford, Mississippi, U.S. Married to [a2172563] (1969-1984, divorce). Hovis gained fame as half of the husband-and-wife singing duo of Guy & Ralna with then-wife Ralna English, both of whom were featured performers on The Lawrence Welk Show. Died January 22, 2026. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Gavin Sanders | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Joep Paulussen | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Arvid Gundersen | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Audiocum | Defunct Harsh Noise project from France. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Jerry Högstedts Ensemble | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Kaldt Helvete | Black metal band from France. Midgard : lyrics, voice Aldric : guitar, bass, keyboards, programmation Virgus : acoustic guitar, ambient tracks | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Andy Hann | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Mammoths On Giants | Mathcore / sludge metal band from Istanbul, Turkey. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Василий Рязанцев | Василий Яковлевич Рязанцев | Born 1910. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Jussi-Pekka Koivisto | Guitarist and visual artist from Finland. Other bands: Harhala | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Marcel Hauriac | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Angelillo De Valladolid | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Hanka Nováčková | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Zijad Klopić Zike | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Lidia Juranek | Polish classical alto vocalist | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Danielle Dugan | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Mauro Capelli | Italian designer and photographer | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Punknown | Orazio Bongiovanni | Italian DJ and producer based in Genoa. He is the founder of [l=Costreetrec]. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Gad Torrefranca | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Bent Mouritzen | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Sidney Bean Trio | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Rale Damjanović | Ratomir Damjanović | Serbian writter, reciter and journalist. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Ulf Rogde | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Lietuvos Nacionalinio Operos Ir Baleto Teatro Choras | Chorus of the Lithuanian National Opera and Ballet Theatre. Chorus active from 1920. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | M'Bilia Casino | Casimir Mbilia | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Slava Dyadyun | Vyacheslav Dyadyun | Ukrainian guitarist, music producer & composer. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Yoko Kon | 今津 陽子 (Imazu Yōko) | Yōko Kon (今 陽子, Kon Yōko). Japanese actress and singer. Born on November 1, 1951. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Bob Elling | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Biotic Acoustics Syndicate | American harsh noise project from Fresno, California. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Orchestre Amelia | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Eli Gudnason | Eli Gudnason | Hacker/noise musician from Iceland. Manager of [l=Best Friends Forever] label. A.k.a. Ablablablablabla Douglas Nine Kraftværk 8000 Nxfxtxex Owner/operator of the experimental noise label Legion Sudan. He also produces noise under the name Nxfxtxex. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Hannah Mai Young | Hannah Mai Young | Known for her project Chi-A.D. producing goa trance, psytrance and trance since the 1990s and branching out to more commercial sounds and audiences. Formerly known as [A=Dave Young (2)]. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Carlos Carlton | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Сергей Сахаров | Painter and designer (1906-1969). | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Rachelle Rhienne | Glasgow based singer, songwriter, piano player and dancer | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Céline Chollet | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Евгений Бабкин | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Salim Patell | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Francis Phinn | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Kwartet Męski Lucjana Mazurka | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Jeremiah Maddock | Visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | KZ9 | Old school noise-core band from Italy (not to be confused with [a=K.Z.9]). The initial line-up was a three pieces: Arzt David Maiser on guitar, Kurt Der Verrückte on bass and Oberleutnant Otto Ohlendorff on drums and vocals. In November 2009 the band became a four pieces with Wonder Wolf on drums. With January 2013, new cannon fodder joined and the band become again a three pieces: Oberleutnant Otto Ohlendorff on drums and vocals, Maslov Der Steinbrecher on bass and Ärztin Maria Black on female vocals. Other member didn’t left the band, they reached the status of “emeritus” members, yes like the pope! Current lineup: - [a=Ärztin Maria Black] - [a=Maslov Der Steinbrecher] (aka [a=Molestia Auricularum]) - [a=Oberleutnant Otto Ohlendorff] (aka [a=Fukte]) Emeritus members: - [a=Arzt David Maiser] (aka [a=Ezcaton]) - [a=Kurt Der Verrückte] - [a=Wonder Wolf] | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Alpacachu | Electronic alias from 2014 - 2016 | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Hg BEATS | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Michail Sicas | Μιχάλης Γκότσικας | Actor and Musician of Greek Origin, born in Switzerland |
| Search | Add | 12 | Dark Mystery | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Provol's Golden Birds | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Hal Munro | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Nefise Özdemir | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Miguel Cabral | Miguel Feraso Cabral | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Nobumitsu Asai | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Mtl Pozek | Matthias Feldmann | Electronic producer & DJ from Vienna, Austria. Member of Multiplan Kollektiv. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Mac Beth | Czech hard'n'heavy group from Aš, formed in 1991. Now defunct. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Comfort Link | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Ripple Blast Singers | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Birger Højland | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | DJ Dero + Friends | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Jordan Royale | Jordan Royall Morris | From appearing on America’s Got Talent, to creating the theme song for the NSFW website Pornhub, Jordan has created quite a name for himself. His ability to genre-bend, delivering elements of punk rock, pop, and r&b keeps the listener engaged while simultaneously relating to his lyrics which range from heartache, addiction, and sanity. Royale’s sound engineer, Frank Metalz has stated he is a hybrid of Trent Reznor, Travis Scott, and Machine Gun Kelly. Jordan has been covered by numerous blogs including HotNewHipHop, Rolling Stone, Complex, and has even made a small break into mainstream radio via Hot 97 and Power 105 FM. Royale’s “Attention” is his highest streaming song to date breaking just over 100k streams. For brand collaborations and new media: jordanroyalebookings@yahoo.com |
| Search | Add | 12 | Stellar Quartet | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Billy Longstreet | Willy Langestraat | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Nuno Pinto de Carvalho | Nuno Pinto de Carvalho is a Portuguese multi-instrumentalist musician, songwriter, singer, composer and producer. The musical software he use (MIDI sinth, sampler…) has been essential for composing, recording and remixing different kinds of music since 2000. Those tools helped him explore new possibilities for the instruments he play, Didgeridoo, Electric Guitar, Drums, Darbuka, Tabla, Udu... He participated in several projects, soundtrack composition for theater shows and concerts with other musicians, from experimental noise to ambient music. Currently, takes part in the projects/bands: THE CAGE (didgeridoo solo); TRUST NO MORE (Alternative Rock/Metal); [a=UNDARA], organic ambient music, with various artists; C# (Indian music) with Franklin Pereira; EARTH RHYTHM (didgeridoo and African drumming). Is also the owner of the [l=TSAS Independent Record Label], a label created to publish and distribute albums from a series of older works. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Park Jae-Sang | Park Jae-sang | Hangul Korean name spelling: 박재상. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Enzo Guarini | Vincenzo Guarini | Vincenzo Guarini, known as Enzo Guarini (Venafro, Isernia, February 28, 1932 - † Roma, 30 March 1991), was an Italian singer-songwriter, actor and television presenter. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Raul Ramiro Rodriguez | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Armando Ferrante Jr. | Brazilian composer, arranger, pianist, keyboardist and music producer. maestro@armandoferrante.com.br | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Ralph Niese | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Cafougnette | Félix FOUGNIE | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Estevão DJipson | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Michaela Barkensjö | Photographer / designer based in Stockholm, Sweden. Founder and CO of SinnersArt. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Defiantly Hardcore | A definitely hardcore project by [a=Mees Joachim], stemming from an obsession with ugliness, dissonance, resonance and sharp frequencies. Often exploratory in nature. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | A+100 | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Denis Kiayilouca | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | G. T. Haynes | Grantley Haynes | British reggae producer, engineer and manager. Ran [l=GT's Records]. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Kyle Setch | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Coro Gli Scoiattoli | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | 土田治一とヒップキャンプス・バンド | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Grup Alba | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | DIgital Media Production a.s. | Artist credit for Czech video and sound production. For LCC label's credit use [l=Digital Media Production]. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Paul Omin | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Natalia Martins | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Aharon Ben Amram | Songwriter | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Matthew Strangis | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Bildkunstschmiede | Extravagant artworks Graphic and design studio from Munich, Bavaria. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | MOA49 | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Раксана Кочесокова | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Rudolf Bendel | Credited as liner notes author for classical music | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Libranine | New York based producer. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Fuat Güney | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Danny Hoctor's Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | The Wrathe | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Evaristo Nata | Roger Lecussant | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Jamie G. James | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Naše Vrijeme | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Paul Slifer | Tattooist and illustrator | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Rod Chong | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Sergio J. Plascencia Olivares | Product Manager and A&R credits | |
| Search | Add | 12 | G.W. Lang | Gary Winston Lang | English singer, songwriter and multi- instrumentalist from Ashington, Northumberland. |
| Search | Add | 12 | dwa zero | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Menti Criminali | Rap, hip hop group founded in 1990 in Ascoli Piceno, Italy. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Tony Dio | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Thomas (Makhulela Endleleni) Motshwane | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Boris Lazović | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Eric Timmons | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Las Conejitas | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | De Hand's | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Benitokage | 紅蜥蜴 | Proto-Punk/New Wave band from Tokyo, Japan formed in 1972 |
| Search | Add | 12 | Orchestre Manta Lokoka | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Vohla | Bass guitarist and singer from Finland. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Elios Aristide | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | เนื้อกับหนัง | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Ranger One | Kjell Kvendbø | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Koichi Mitani | Koichi Mitani | Bass guitar. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Mitya "Scmobo" Bakin | Димитрий Кожурин | Musician and artist by gorenoise. Author of various musical projects. Runs a net label "[l=Evil Sounds Recording]" |
| Search | Add | 12 | M'Lady | US female trio including Alberta Anderson, with funky disco releases from 1980, produced by [a=Dunn Pearson Jr.] | |
| Search | Add | 12 | M4 Media | German design studio located in Münster, owned by [a2284530]. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | گروه کامکارها | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Волок | ВОЛОК is fear, despair, horror of imminent death. These are chimeras and ghosts that prevent us from sleeping. This is superstition and prejudice, hopelessness. ВОЛОК is a disease of the mind of a captive imprisoned in his own nightmares. ВОЛОК is weeping and groaning, and gnashing of teeth. ВОЛОК is inner darkness. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Michael Rougier | Born in England on June 16, 1925, Michael Rougier began his career as a photographer for the Montreal Standard newspaper. His big break came when he was assigned to photograph cattle being shipped to Argentina from Canada. While in Argentina, he made photos of the then-camera shy Eva Perón, eventually smuggling the pictures out of the country and back north. Those images ran in both the Standard and in LIFE, where he was hired as a staff photographer in November 1947, remaining with the magazine for more than two decades. (He eventually left at the end of 1971, a year before LIFE ceased publishing as a weekly.) During his 24 years with the magazine, Rougier displayed the sort of versatility for which so many of LIFE’s photographers were known. He covered the Korean War with his greatest work focusing on children orphaned by that conflict. He covered the Hungarian revolution of 1956, weddings in North Dakota, Boy Scouts, horse racing, drug-addled Japanese teens and countless other stories, in countless other locations. He exemplified the ideal of the staff photographer, for whom no assignment was too small (or too big). Early in his career at LIFE, he accepted a handful of assignments that illuminated his compassion for the powerless. The first was a story about a blind poodle named Midget. The story goes that he almost passed out in the operation room while Midget was being operated on to restore her sight. He also photographed a story in Texas in 1948 about a cat that got around via wheelchair. He even adopted a goat after covering a “goat round-up” in Virginia in 1950. The one story that most perfectly captures Rougier’s remarkable empathy for his subjects, however, involved a Korean orphan named Kang (see slide #4 in this gallery). In 1951, he was sent to southeast Asia to cover the Korean War (replacing his LIFE colleague, John Dominis). While there, Rougier came across the Taegu orphanage and met Kang, a boy who would eventually be introduced to the LIFE’s readers as “the boy who wouldn’t smile.” At one point, Rougier sent a remarkable open letter to his colleagues back at Time Inc. in New York asking—in fact, almost begging—for assistance to help Kang and the orphanage. (“You might be a helluva long way from war in a bar in New York but these kids can’t remember anything but war few of them remember anything of their life before their mothers, fathers, brothers and sisters were killed right before their eyes. Get the contacts of my first take and look at them look at Kang and then please send some stuff.”) The letter got results. The orphanage received money, books, vitamins, clothing. Kang did, eventually, smile and was adopted by an American family. From the first, Rougier was recognized as a stellar photojournalist by his peers, and won Magazine Photographer of the Year honors from the National Press Photographers Association in 1954. In 1964, meanwhile, on assignment in Antarctica, Rougier almost met his death when he was seriously injured after tumbling more than 600 feet down a mountainside while covering scientists who were working at the bottom of the world studying glaciers. Today, the peak is called “Rougier Hill,” in honor of the intrepid photographer who nearly died on its slopes. Michael Rougier, who was an accomplished sculptor in addition to being a masterful photojournalist, died in Canada on January 5, 2012. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Kapelle Sepp Omlin | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Olive Taud | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Chuck Vedder | Charles Van Vedder | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Krishve | Kristian Hverring | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Zan Francisco | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | DJ Jorgos | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Cats Hats Gowns | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Ira Cossin | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | A Comandita | Grupo formado em 1971 pelos irmãos Arnaldo Guimarães (5 anos) e José Luís Guimarães (6 anos), pelo primo Fernando Moisés (9 anos) e ainda por Lenita Regodeiro (10 anos) e Ana Paula Grosso (7 anos). No início de 1972 gravam o EP “Vem aí a Comandita”. Saem o Fernando Moisés e a Ana Paula Grosso em 1972 e entram para a banda o João Carlos e a Paula “Micha”. Em 1977 sai da banda o João Carlos e entram Ana Paula e Conceição Matos. Já para o fim consistiam numa versão de 4 elementos sem Lenita Regodeiro e sem Paula “Micha”. Ficaram registados 14 singles ou Ep's e uma compilação. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Los Choli | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Daniel D. Smith | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Andy Hunns | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Pandord | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Tohru Nishida | 西田 亨 | Japanese bass player |
| Search | Add | 12 | Viölent Hëx | Black/Thrash Metal from Mexico | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Bobby Fulton | Robert Jefferson Fulton | Former Director for Black Circle Records in Pittsburgh. Original Founder of [l160776] (Presents "The Soulville/Jaywalking Story" on Pittsburgh's Get Hip Records). Operates Bobby Fulton Music and Record Productions. R'n B and Gospel released on Bobby Fulton record labels (The group [a3220401] and [a7649018]). Affiliated with various other performers and labels as artist, artist coach, musician, songwriter, arranger and/or producer. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Charles Glanders | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Frank Westfield's Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Offsite | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Monsieur Lunatique | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Sarah Mangora | Italian visual designer and executive-producer, team member at [l58590]. Daughter of [a691746]. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Matteo Gomez | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Razeed | Rubén Martínez Navacerrada | Razeed is a Techno Dj and producer, founder and manager of Geométrika FM. A musical proyect born in 2007, its leitmotiv : Techno to change the world, is a declaration of intent about the idea of uniting Techno music and social compromise. From 2017/2018 Razeed donates 10% of his seasonal income to social causes. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Povodí Ohře | Czech alternative rock group. Formed by members of [a=Esgmeq], [a=Esazlesa] and [a=Climatizado]. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Madhu Anziani | Matthew Anziani | Musician from Oakland, CA. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Buz Hendricks | Buz, a former student of New York jazz pianist Joanne Brackeen, has worked in jazz and rock bands, dabbled in classical music, taught piano for over a decade and received a National Endowment for the Arts grant for jazz piano. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Alaxpacha | Andean music band from Bolivia. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Edward Adames | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | أسعد سابا | As'ad Saba (1913-1971) was a Lebanese poet. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Nyssa Collins | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Opuka | Ambient band from Zlín, Czech republic. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Ernesto Alban | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Katharina Ziemke | Born 1979 in Kiel, Katharina Ziemke studied fine arts at the [l106539] in Paris. Initially trained as a painter, she today pursues various forms of artistic practice such as performance, video art and theatre. She is a founding member of the Berlin-based interdisciplinary artists collective AGOSTO. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Mano Marcellin | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Svante Stockselius | Stig Svante Stockselius | Svante Stockselius (born 31 December 1955) is a Swedish journalist. He was the executive supervisor of the Eurovision Song Contest from 2004 to 2010 and of the Junior Eurovision Song Contest from 2003 to 2010. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Ary Piassarollo | Guitar player from Rio Grande, RS, Brazil | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Frank Ortmann | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | 大西修 | Osamu Onishi. Japanese composer and arranger. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Kind Of Sapphire | Kind Of Sapphire is a project of the electronic music composer I A N | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Carol Feldman | Art director. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | نعيمة الجزائرية | قرايمو فاطمة الزهراء (Graimo Fatma al-Zahra') | Naima Dziria (born 1968) is an Algerian singer of houzi music. Active since 1983. Her artist name is spelt both نعيمة الجزائرية and نعيمة دزيرية |
| Search | Add | 12 | De Cloxx | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Antonio Carrión | Spanish flamenco guitarist. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Živojin Đukanović-Zvicer | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Alexander Palagin | Александр Палагин (Alexander Palagin) | Trance/Progressive DJ & producer from Tula, Russia. Born: 30-09-1989 |
| Search | Add | 12 | Roger Webb Trio | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Wendy Wu | Wendy Yates | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Stephanie Swinney | Bass player from Milwaukee | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Dva Jarana | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Allan Speers | Engineer / producer / songwriter, worked at [l=Phoenix Studios (5)] in Suffern, NY. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Dave Tangye | Member of [a144998] crew. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Miško Cvijetić | Milorad Cvijetić | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Joshua Light Show | Led by Joshua White, resident at the Fillmore East New York in 1969. The Joshua Light Show (est. 1967) is a pioneering, improvised, psychedelic liquid light show founded by Joshua White, famous for its 1968–1971 residency at Bill Graham's Fillmore East. Using analog, hand-mixed oil, water, and watercolor projections on overhead projectors, the show created immersive, colorful visuals for iconic acts like Jimi Hendrix, The Doors, and The Grateful Dead. The show used a "live" technique, using overhead projectors with liquids (glycerin/oil), slide projectors, and color wheels to create, in real-time, visuals that matched the music. Besides the Fillmore East, they performed at Woodstock, Carnegie Hall, and the Tate Liverpool. The show was featured on the cover of Iron Butterfly's In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida and Jimi Hendrix's Band of Gypsys. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Αλέκος Πολυχρονάκης | Αλέξανδρος Πολυχρονάκης | Cretan artist [Cretan Lyre] Born at Βόροι [Voroi], Herakleion, Crete, Greece. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Bart Spero | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Carl Magnusson | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Joe Perham | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Tino Pigni | Tino Pigni, born Celestino, (February 27, 1932 - October 3, 2017 Busto Arsizio, Varese, Lombardy, Italy) was an Italian singer, trumpeter and conductor. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | David Delander (2) | David Delander | Graphic artist and musician based in Brussels, Belgium Drummer for Broken Promises (EP 1999 + Dying before the first step), Zaccharia( EP Destination 01), Psalm (EP/DVD + Fortune complexity in 5 cycles of torments), Rodeo Machine, Siamese Queens, Apaches (EP + Temple of days), Reno (7inch + The year of love + EP 2012). Singer for Siamese Queens and Apaches |
| Search | Add | 12 | Orkes Krontjong Bintang Surakarta | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Kurt Reis | German author (* 07 November 1928 in Düsseldorf, German Empire). | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Gunnar Lundgrens Kapell | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Conjunto Os Lusitanos | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Barbara Nap | "Barbara's musical career started at the tender age of 17 when she appeared on stage singing backing vocals with the popular UK singer Vivian Jones. Her first track, released under the pseudonym NyaNatty, was entitled 'One Love Style'. She wrote the song while travelling on the train to a recording session for the group Black Slate which they recorded and released on the S&G Records label. Barbara went on to work with UB40, recording several tracks for their DEP International record label. 'Suffering' featured on the B-side of the band's UK top 10 hit 'Please Don't Make Me Cry'. She was offered a 5-year recording contract with DEP International but declined after being invited to join the all-female band Akabu, first as a drummer, then as guitarist/backing vocalist. As an integral part of Akabu, she toured continuously all over the world, performing at the world famous Reggae Sunsplash festival, and at prestigious venues such as Madison Square Gardens and the Apollo Theatre in Harlem, New York. After several years as a member of Akabu, Barbara decided it was time to pursue a solo career and she released several singles, as well as her debut album 'No Apologies' on the Ruff Cutt label. She became a regular feature of the critically acclaimed Ruff Cutt Band, becoming one of the most highly rated backing vocalists in the reggae business. Barbara has regularly worked with a long list of the most prestigious reggae acts both live and in the studio, including artists such as Marcia Griffiths, Dennis Brown, Gregory Isaacs, Beres Hammond, Alton Ellis, John Holt, Luciano, Sanchez, Ken Boothe, Delroy Wilson, Cornell Campbell, Al Campbell and Michael Rose, to name just a few. As well as being a talented vocalist, Barbara is also an accomplished musician, composer, producer and music programmer. She produced and programmed a number of the rhythm tracks for songs on her debut album and has programmed and produced all the rhythm tracks for her latest album, Empress Lioness, which was released on March 25th, 2013." From her official web page | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Tim Karns | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Enkian Ianoda | Enkian Ianoda's name was created in may 2012 by a Belgian music producer born in 1992. It is his playground for his love music, noise and more. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Robert J. Demain | Robert Jay Demain | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Chris Hrovat | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Sonek | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Ender Gürol | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Колхида | Ensemble from Georgia, name in Georgian: კოლხიდა (Kolkhida) or ვია "კოლხიდა" (VIA "Kolkhida"). | |
| Search | Add | 12 | George Achini | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | St. Joss | Stéphane Jossart | Stéphane Jossart was born in Namur in 1980. He studied screen-printing and graphic design at La Cambre in Brussels with Jean-Pierre Point. He works as a printer and graphic designer, and teaches drawing at the Académie des Beaux-Arts de Saint-Josse-ten-Noode. He is also art director for [l44488]. Stéphane Jossart has exhibited his work at La Raffinerie, Bonnefooi and Diode, and has participated in auction sales for Shabby Chic & Eclectic and Pierre Bergé & Millon. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Δημήτριος Μαγούρης | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Mikkel Rørbo | Copenhagen-based sound/visual artist. Runs the label [l=Dokumentarisk Agenda]. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Junkie Witch | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Abomination Art | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Nicolae Golici | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Cammino Oscuro | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Wakako Togashi | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | 神谷正行とそのグループ | Masayuki Kamiya And His Group. Japanese easy-listening group, led by the guitarist [a=Masayuki Kamiya]. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Matt Whitby | Matthew Whitby | Australian bass guitarist with Austrailan Heavy Metal group [B][I]The Poor[/B][/I] |
| Search | Add | 12 | Vomithanatophorichthyosis | Harshgore/Shitcore/Garbage Noise One-Man-Band | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Antonia Low | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Profanatitas | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Kai Kauerhof | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Les Freres Parent | Trio formed by Haitian Senator; composer-singer Jean Jacques Clark Parent (b.1951 - ) with brother Alain and sister Claire. Collaborations with [a=Jonathan Demme] and [a=The Neville Brothers]. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Dr. Rainer Böhm | Rainer Helmut Böhm | Rainer Helmut Böhm (14 April 1928 in Hirschberg - 28 December 2022) was a German physicist and developer of the [l253853] organ, an electronic home organ for DIY. He is also a passionate musician who played trumpet in addition to organs (at a young age). |
| Search | Add | 12 | Funkda | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Lewis Rankine | Played bass for [a=The Silencers] from 1990 to 1991. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Alberto Puviani | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Giuliano Fournier | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Kelly Ndlovu | South African musician, arranger, mixer and producer | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Rian Oktanto | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Александр Михельсон | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Decompose To Ashes | Old school black metal project members of Origin Of Infinity | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Carina Kjellberg | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Marcelot | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Saucy Sylvia | Born in Owen Sound, Ontario. Grew up in Mount Forest, Ontario. University of Toronto graduate.Studied post-grad at Ohio State University. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Gautaz | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Juan Lemes | Spanish singer and music director, one of the founders of [a2051932]. Juan Lemes was born in the village Maguez of Lanzarote. When he moved to the Island of Gran Canaria he began to sing as a member of various typical groups. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Granville Marsden | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Pennebaker | Stockholm band. Pennebaker signed a deal with Playground Music which was announced April 24, 2007, to release the band's third album in the fall of 2007. Pennebaker's earlier two singles "Runaway heart" and "Bending the rules again" have been played extensively on P3 and P4 and another single, "Shadow of a doubt", was sent to radio. Partial line-up: bassist and songwriter Daniel Bengtson singer and songwriter Björn Öqvist. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Remo Usai | Antonio Remo Usai | Antonio Remo Usai (Rio de Janeiro, May 13, 1928 — Rio de Janeiro, February 9, 2022) was a Brazilian conductor, composer and pianist. |
| Search | Add | 12 | JM Easy | Jimuphy Masters | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Sun God Replica | Melbourne, Australia | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Agathon Frosteus | Juha Tapio Hintikka | Finnish metal musician. Born 6th of June, 1968. Died May 30th, 2022. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Eileen Sen | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Daniel Loyer | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Thorsten Plorin | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Flaggelik kommando 666 | Flaggelik Kommando 666 | Formed in 2001 based on the extreme and arrogant underworld. Dedicated to extreme sound. Members: Necrofukker Vomitor - guitar/insults, Addictmestrualblood - hammers |
| Search | Add | 12 | タイヘイ管弦楽団 | (Official) orchestra working for the Japanese label [l=Taihei]. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | TheClaw | Hailing from the historic plains of Québec City, Canada, the duo “TheClaw” burst onto the house scene in 2024 with an impressive lineup of releases. They have become known for their releases on the legendary vinyl-focused label Howl Records, Dublin-based Ray Collect Records & the German imprint Solardish Records amongst others. TheClaw's style can be summarized as live blues guitar riffs, funky electric basslines & old school house keys mixed in with chunky drum-machines & creative sampling. This mesh of live instruments is present in their live sets, as they mix live guitar & bass with drum machines & synths paired with a traditional club DJ rig. Bookings: info@theclawmusic.com | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Aida Mušanović | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Noel 'Poley' Everett | Australian country artist | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Mauro Convertito | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Medical Fluid Project | Gianluca Colamedici | Italian hardcore producer from Roma, Italy |
| Search | Add | 12 | Bariego | Spanish photographer, active in the 60s. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Derek J Martin | Singer/Songwriter from Ayrshire, Scotland | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Edward Halland | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Stephan's Werbe-GmbH | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Bradley G | Bradley Green | British DJ/Producer, co-founder of [l=FTD Records], son of [a339122] He began his career as a guitarist in a band called "Destiny" who played the London club scene in the mid 1990s. Bradley G went on to found the band [a=Wizkid (2)] who produced and played with experimental forms of dance music to club goers in and around London. In 1997 Bradley G established "Eastside Studios" with partner, House music producer and DJ Colin Russell, in a new purpose built complex above the popular nightclub "Harlequins" in Ilford, east London. The Harlequins nightclub is rumoured to be one of the places where the popular UK music genre "Garage music" is thought to have originated.[citation needed] Eastside ran until 1998 when Bradley G formed FTD Records and built the "Skylight Studios" with Tony Ruby in the same building complex. In late 1999 the "Skylight Studios" moved to a converted house in East London, renamed "The Attic" and ran for a further three years. In 2002, "The Attic" moved to its final location, "Ferry Lane" Studios in Rainham, Essex. Bradley G’s most successful release was “Sweetheart”, released on Valentine’s day (Feb 14th) 2001 This track was number 1 in the garage charts for 11 weeks . The record was distributed by FTD Records in association with the then popular pirate radio station Erotic 101.3FM. In late 2002, nearly a year after release Bradley G issued a repress of "Sweetheart" limited to 1,000 copies. These final copies were numbered FTD0001 – FTD1001 and sold out within one hour of going to market. Bradley G also performed a UK tour of Sweetheart with Jennifer O’Kane and MC Sel at the height of the tracks fame. In March, April and May 2001 they performed in excess of 100 live PA’s at many UK & worldwide club venues. Bradley G finally left UK Garage in 2004 and went on to produce a mainstream band lead by Charlotte Jackson at Ferry Lane Studios. Bradley dismissed Charlotte and the project after a lengthy argument with third party publishing company who refused to allow the use of a song they had already recorded. In 2013 Bradley decided to start up his own franchise of https://www.greenssteakhouse.com/ where he is also executive chef. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Mooremoscowitz | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Kurt Diefenbaker | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Byrån 1&2 | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Anthony Dreyer | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Benoit Poirier | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | David Borean | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Paulo Roveder | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Sara G. Voh | Gonzalo Corrales Ruiz | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Artem Anrilov | Артемий Калинин (Artemiy Kalinin) | Russian DJ and producer born in 1977 in Murmansk, now based in Moscow. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Сергей Zver | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Darragh Casey | House DJ & producer originally from Cork, Ireland now living in Koh Phangan, Thailand. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Dansbandet Chiquita | Dansbandet Chiquita | In 1968, [a1791359] formed, together with some friends, an orchestra in Alingsås, Sweden. The band was renamed to Chiquita Brass in 1972, and as that Chiquita Brass had an entry on the Swedish charts on June 1, 1975. But, during the disco-era, from 1977 to 1979, the orchestra both skipped the last word Brass and also played disco music. In 1981, there was another style change and back was what it all started with in 1968, and that is what the orchestra still performs, i.e. dance music at dance venues. Members in the orchestra between 2009 and 2014 were [a1791382] - vocals, guitar, saxophone; [a1791359] - bass, backing vocals; [a1791373] - keyboards, accordion, vocals; [a16044588] - drums, vocals. In 2015, Jörgen and Simon were replaced by [a1791368] - keyboards, accordion, vocals; Thomas Andreasson - drums. In 2018, [a1791368] left the orchestra and is since then replaced by [a3502393]. Martino Borén, drums and voals, is also a new member since 2019 and is replacing Thomas Andreasson. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Bertile Arnalina | French singer and music-hall artist, active in the 1920's and 1930's. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Ilya Bogdanov | Илья Петрович Богданов | Born 1898 |
| Search | Add | 12 | سيد نصر | سيد نصر (Sayyid Naṣr) | Said Nasr is an Egyptian producer. He owned the company [l=شركة سيد نصر للإنتاج والتوزيع الفني] (Said Nasr Company for Art Production and Distribution). His labels were [l=سيد نصر] (Said Nasr) and [l=Felfel Phone]. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Kinderchor Rudolf Lamy | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Funky Frankenstein | Company Bio: A creative outlet and record cutting service based in the heart of Tennessee. Lathe Cutting is a process which utilizes a sharp cutting stylus to engrave or emboss sound grooves onto a disk. Lathe cut records are an alternative to the modern practice of pressing records with metal plates. In lathe cutting a voice coil is used to drive a needle which cuts the sound waves into the revolving disk beneath it. This method has long been used for producing lacquer masters, which are then used to make metal plates for pressing. Most of the machines used for this purpose were manufactured pre-1960. Our particular machine (Presto 75A) began production in 1938. In recent years many people have begun experimenting with utilizing these machines to produce limited edition, unique records out of unorthodox materials such as picnic plates and plastic disks. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Rudy Retanan | Filipino graphic designer and photographer for Alpha Records | |
| Search | Add | 12 | 7 Sound | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | OJ Newcomb | Owen Newcomb | Australian bassist |
| Search | Add | 12 | Johannes Strasser | Austrian bassist, born in 1959. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Appointment | Techno/House DJ and producer team. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Štipskite Svadbari | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Gold Teet | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Bob Shedd | Robert Shedd | Bob Shedd founded [l126154] in late 2002. In February 2005, Shedd worked at seminal punk and hardcore record label [url=https://www.discogs.com/label/245711-Revelation-Records-8]Revelation Records[/url], where he held the position of A&R / label manager until his departure in August 2007. Since then Shedd co-founded punk hardcore music festival Sound And Fury Festival in 2006, has booked events across the country, and contributed to numerous publications centred around punk and hardcore music. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Emil Kainzmayer | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Vociferator | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Svirplys | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Piule | Alejandra Zulueta | Graphic designer based in Mexico |
| Search | Add | 12 | Havjers | Rolando Javier Rodríguez Santiesteban | Electronic music DJ & producer from Havana, Cuba Born: 08-02-1991 |
| Search | Add | 12 | Lüstzöe | Lüstzöe are Hiroki Katayama (vo), YU‐$UKE (gt) and xxxAtsushi (ba) | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Vanessa Vadineanu | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Eric Sakmar | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Maria Libiszowska | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Татьяна Маглева | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | The Royal Farnsworth Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | David Hale Associates | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Jakub N. Rusek | Jakub Rusek | Czech vocalist and graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Canute | Canute Edwards | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Mikhail Lanskoi | Russian classical baritotone vocalist | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Paul Iwan | Alternative Electro Singer Songwriter and multi instrumentalist from Liverpool. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Aleksander Frauchi | Александр Камиллович Фраучи | Alexander Frauchi (born January 4, 1954 in Rostov Veliky) is a Russian guitarist. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Perrito Alcoholizado | Harsh noise / drone project from Monterrey, México. Owner of [l=Kokoxoka Records]. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | OYKNI | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Evapori | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | amayagan | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Jose Luis Bernat | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | The Walters Family Band | 1970s-1990s Canadian family act from Bright, Ontario. Often billed as The Walters Family only. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Goehle | (previously) unknown German (GDR) designer | |
| Search | Add | 12 | El Negro Ricardo | Cristián Chiacchio | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Fubbi Karlsson | Artwork designer. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Anders M. Lehman | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Braća Babajić | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Ingy-Babe | Ingmar Koch | |
| Search | Add | 12 | David M. Chay | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Пётр Казьмин | Пётр Михайлович Казьмин (Pyotr Mikhailovich Kazmin) | Soviet Russian conductor (1892-1964). Artistic Director/Conductor of the [a1389784] from 1927-1961. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Dj$-exo | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Nervegas | Copenhagen-based D-beat hardcore. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | RAM'i Kahekordne Vokaalkvartett | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Harald W. Huber | German producer. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Takano Yuko | 高野裕子 | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Mohamed Marocain | Mohamed Hamadi | (1907-1973). Auteur, compositeur et interprète. Né à Alger, rue Sidi Boukadhour, dans la Casbah, le 27 Avril 1907, au sien d’une famille d’origine marocaine, il grandit à Belouizdad (ex-Belcourt). Son vrai nom est Mohamed Hammadi. Cheikh Charkaoui, son père qui était un Fkih, homme de science religieuse, lui enseigna les rudiments de la langue et de la religion mais, comme tous les enfants de sa génération, il commença très jeune à travailler comme apprenti forgeron, il se spécialisa dans la ferronnerie pour fabriquer des lits appelés « lits kouba » (lits à baldaquin). Comme tous les jeunes, il aimait le sport et en particulier le football ; il entra au Mouloudia et participe à plusieurs Matchs comme gardien de buts ; il y resta jusqu’en 1931, époque à laquelle il donna la préférence à la musique et au chant. Désormais, il ne quittera plus son maître, le Cheikh Ahmed Kefif qui habitait Belcourt. A quelque temps de là, il fur présenté au public comme chanteur sous le nom de Mohamed le Marocain parceque son père était issu de la grande famille des Charkaouis fort connue au Maroc. Cela se passa dans un café du quartier de Belcourt avec un orchestre où figurait le Cheikh Ali Bouchiba et Mohamed El Baouni. Le public lui fit le meilleur accueil et ce sera pour lui le premier pas dans la carrière artistique. La prestation de Mohamed Marocain révolutionnera le genre en y introduisant des chansons légères sur des paroles qu’il composait lui-même ou empruntait à des auteurs marocains tels le Cheikh Idriss El Alami, Imam dans une mosquée de Fez, où le Cheikh Ouazzani qui venait de temps à autre à Alger chez son ami le Cheikh Charkaoui. Il chantait tout ce qui lui convenait des chansons célèbres, qu’elles fussent algériennes, tunisiennes ou marocaines. Il fut le premier en Algérie à chanter les chansons Al Harraz et Rachda. Il se produisit au Maroc en 1954 et rencontra un grand succès ; à son retour à Alger, il présenta une moisson importante de chansonnettes marocaines du genre aïta et daqqa. Il alla encore une fois au Maroc en 1956 et, à son retour, enregistra quelques-unes des chansons qu’il avait importée ; les plus célèbres Ezzine mlih, Ashab ashab, Assayad, Al Kaddab et Yalli feront le tour de l’Algérie et rencontreront un succès sans précédent auprès du public. Mohamed Marocain se produisait dans les fêtes privées ou publiques et surtout dans les clubs, cabarets et cafés-concerts. Durant le Ramadan, chaque artiste avait un lieu précis où il se produisait durant tout le mois ; lui il se produisant dans un café proche de la mosquée de Ketchaoua dont le propriétaire était Benhaddad (un de nos martyrs) ou dans un café de Belcourt, transformé depuis en cinéma (Le Mondial). Il était souvent engagé pour se produire ailleurs qu’à Alger, à Annaba et à Oran entre autres villes ; il le devait au succès des disques qui avaient fait connaître ses chansons Rachda et Al Ashar. Il mourut le 8 février 1973 à Alger. Plus comédien que chanteur, il aimait la plaisanterie, était toujours gai, ce qui poussait ses admirateurs à l’entourer constamment des marques d’appréciation les plus vives. Il les surprenait toujours par la nouveauté qu’il introduisait dans son programme, ses chansons râres telles que celles du Cheikh Aïssa Laghouati, du Cheikh Bougandoura, ancien Mufti d’Alger, grand savant ès sciences religieuses mais qui avait un réel penchant pour la poésie populaire si bien qu’il laissera un important recueil de Malhoun dont la Qacida bien connue Wiine Sidi Abderrhamane. Mohamed Marocain a participé à la reconstruction du pays par des œuvres qui glorifiaient l’Armée de Libération Nationale. Il y prêchait la solidarité, l’union, le sérieux dans le travail et prônait déjà le « compter sur soi ». Il a composé des œuvres où il ironisait sur ceux qui ne croyaient pas à l’indépendance de l’Algérie. Si certaines de ses œuvres ont été enregistrées, d’autres ne le furent pas ; toujours est il que les chansons qui existent portent témoignage de l’intelligence du personnage et de son goût sûr dans le choix des Qacidas qu’il interpétait. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Bev Lacy | Visual artist, worked at [l1732456]. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Ansambl "Crni Dijamanti" | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Lilian Barg | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Lydia Scotty | Lidia Luciana Landucci or Lydia Scotty was an Argentine actress, singer and vedette (A vedette is the main female artist of a show derived from cabaret, revue, vaudeville, music hall or burlesque). Changed her name to Lidia Lamar . Born in Buenos Aires at the end of the 1920s, with an innate artistic vocation, Lydia Scotty became a star at the age of only 18 as a classical and popular dancer. After an air crash in Brazil, from which she was rescued by the Tabajaras Indians, she began to learn the indigenous songs and dance to their rhythms. Upon returning to civilization, he was accompanied by an anaconda and enjoyed popularity in Latin America and Europe. She then made her fame throughout the Middle East and Europe. In the Persian capital she had the opportunity to meet the pianist, composer and arranger Mike Ribas , who hired her as a pianist and musical director of his well-known Latin Combo . With them she toured, first in Europe and then in Argentina. After the tour, she continued in the group in a long series of concerts that took them all throughout Latin America , the United States and Canada . Her husband was the Argentine orchestra conductor Chano Scotty . | |
| Search | Add | 12 | 4lornboy | Damani Wheeler | Rapper from Houston, TX. Member of the ScumbagPosse. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Discipline Studio | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | The Mitchell Family | 1970s-1980s religious group from Jamestown, Tennessee. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Massimiliano Struchel | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | John A. McKinzie | Credited as Art Director, designer and illustrator. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Submersia | Black metal band from London, Ontario, Canada. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Variados | [b]DO NOT USE.[/b] Use "Various" | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Anonymous Hardstylez | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Ozias Ntsele | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Alistair Beaton | Scottish political satirist, journalist, radio presenter, novelist and television writer, born 1947. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Magnetizdat | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Kathy Birkett | music engineer - editor, mixer | |
| Search | Add | 12 | cci/minitron | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Cobla Catalana | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Yushi Miyano | 宮野裕司 | Japanese Jazz Saxophonist |
| Search | Add | 12 | John D. Monroe | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Mary Blount | Vocalist, guitarist, and graphic designer. Co-author of the Wired Up! book with [a=Jeremy Thompson (4)]. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Черепах | Олег Липович | Russian punk vocalist, bass guitarist & founder of [a2120079]. Born: April 2, 1975, Moscow, USSR |
| Search | Add | 12 | Gary Marshal | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | DJ N2O | Brian Quarnstrom | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Klaus Stolt | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | 伴 保志 | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Liliana Azzolini | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Kim Eui Cheol | 김의철 | born in Seoul, Korea (S). 1953. Korean singer songwriter, composer and guitarist. his first album was released in 1974, '김의철 노래모음' , very beautiful melody with deep impressive words. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Леонид Максимов | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | AMOR 2 | Spanish duo of singers [a=Tony Landa] and [a=María Lar], released an album in 1981 with medleys of songs written by [a=Manuel Alejandro]. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Imagion AG | German independent authoring and encoding studio. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | WAAITT | Danish visual and auditory design agency. WAAITT is shorthand for We Are All In This Together. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Ivan Franović Donnie | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Dwelling Lacuna | Dwelling Lacuna is an improvisational duo from Cologne, Germany, working with bass, percussion, tapes, and concrete sound-sources and specializing in fabricating fictional spaces within their recordings. Contact: Dwelling Lacuna P.O.Box 300264 50772 Köln Germany dwellinglacuna (at) gmx.net | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Krešimir Klemenčić | Krešimir Klemenčić | Croatian keyboards player. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Mr. Jay Be | Jürgen Blömke | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Obscure Funeral | Dark Ambient from France, created in 2022 by Cadavre. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Daryl Clendenin | Square dance artist from Portland, Oregon. Related: [l=Clendenin Enterprises] | |
| Search | Add | 12 | K.G.L. Smith | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Royden Foster | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | DJ Loo | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Gabriel Good | Artist. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Robert Maxwell Case | Robert Maxwell Case | Robert Maxwell Case, born in Olean, NY, was raised in the rural Appalachin Mountain village of Franklinville, NY. In junior high he began playing guitar and singing in rockabilly bands, performing after high school basketball games and at teen clubs. His primary group, The Vibratones, performed seasonally at Lime Lake Pavilion dance hall where Levon Helm & The Hawks and The Rockin' Rebels ("Wild Weekend") also played regularly. He was graduated from Ten Broeck Academy / Franklinville Central School and attended the University of Buffalo for two years where his bands were contemporaries of Stan & The Ravens, The Rising Sons (featuring Jimmy Caliri) and Ronnie James Dio & Elf. (Robert's group opened for Link Wray & The Wraymen and sometimes performed as "The Roddymen," WKBW deejay and "Price Is Right" announcer Rod Roddy's record hop group.) Robert transferred to St. Bonaventure University and was graduated cum laude with a B.S. in Business Management. While there he worked in small R&B and pop-rock combos, gaining an opening act slot for Patti Page at the Three Rivers Inn in Syracuse, NY. Following college, he moved to New York City and signed with Herb Alpert's A&M Records, releasing one single, "For Awhile We Helped Each Other Out" b/w "When I'm Wrong You Never Forget." After brief stints with Eastman Kodak Co. and the U.S. Army, Robert began performing as a soloist in the Rochester, NY metro. His singles "Cookie & Lila" and "Movin' In The Same Circles" both charted Top 10 on country station WNYR and his original, "Livin' The Life," received national notice in Billboard magazine. Over the next 15 years he released two vinyl LPs, "Let The Cowboy Dance" and "Rest Your Love On Me Awhile," four cassette-only releases, "That's All," "Let It Be Me," "Case Country," and "Always," as well as numerous vinyl singles. During this time, Robert appeared as opening act in concert with national recording artists including: Ricky Nelson, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, Marty Robbins, Tammy Wynette, The Statler Brothers, Riders In The Sky, Asleep At The Wheel, Sonny James, The Bellamy Brothers, Little Jimmy Dickens, David Houston, Cal Smith, the Original Drifting Cowboys (Hank Williams Sr.’s band), and Ronny Robbins (Marty’s son.) Robert performed regularly at the Americana Rochester hotels, the Country Warehouse, the Schoolhouse, the Periwinkle Pub, and was a staple of the city's annual Lilac Festival. For three years he owned and operated country music venue Case's California Ranch on Honeoye Lake in New York state's Finger Lakes district. The Gannett Rochester Democrat & Chronicle newspaper's "Best Of" reader's poll named him the area's top local country music artist. Robert was a guest entertainer aboard a country music theme cruise on Norwegian Cruise Lines' SS Norway starring George Jones and Mickey Gilley who suggested he try Branson, MO. He began ten seasons on the Branson strip, entertaining at such venues as the Country Pub, Roy Clark's Loft, the Polynesian Princess showboat (music director), and the Welk Theatre's Canteen Lounge, releasing the cassette-only "Alive And Well In Branson, MO" and the Hawaiian-themed "Holo Aku." Simultaneously he worked seven winter seasons at the Orlando, FL metro's western-themed resort River Ranch. After a year in Ft. Lauderdale (Armadillo Cafe and Coop's in Davie. FL), Robert relocated to the San Antonio / Austin, TX area, performing regularly in Gruene (Gruene River Grille) and Canyon Lake (the Lakeview, Papa Docks, the Old Windmill, and Anchor's Landing). There he was opening act in concert for Earl Poole Ball (Johnny Cash band), Two Tons Of Steel, and the Ace In The Hole band (George Strait band.) For the last several years Robert has called Slick, OK (Tulsa metro) home, entertaining one year in Branson, MO (Big Cedar Lodge) and five years at Tulsa's Western Country Diner. He again opened for Riders In The Sky and in 2014 formed the western music duo A Little Farther West with his wife Susie on keyboards. The group has released five albums, "A Little Farther West," "Mountain Storm," "God Must Be A Cowboy," "Christmas On The Line," and "Vaya Con Dios." A Little Farther West has held local residencies at historic Route 66 venues The Beach House and C&J's Restaurant and appeared as opening act in concert with Michael Martin Murphey and Sons Of The Pioneers. They have performed multiple seasons at such Old West celebrations as the Pawnee Bill Wild West Show at the Pawnee Bill Ranch and Will's Country Christmas at the Will Rogers Birthplace Ranch. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Biblical Violence Illustrations | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Suburban Howl | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Michael Galeazzi | Australian composer, producer, label owner and session bassist (electric bass guitar and acoustic upright bass). Do not confuse with Italian producer [a=Michele Galeazzi]. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Blodethos | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Blue Strings Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Bill Woodgate | Wilhelm Walther Ernst Bosheck | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Cletus Wollensack | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Vesna Đoković | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | The Ill Named Group | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Andrea Diamond | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Helwig Wegner-Nord | German priest. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Arthur Friedenreich | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Beatshotters | Producer team | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Nate Botsford | Popular Northwest based artist Nate Botsford’s country rock hybrid style is a lifetime in the making. Nate began playing piano when he was only five, but the Taylor acoustic guitar given to him by his dad at age 14 became the instrument that has accompanied him everywhere and helped to lay the foundation for his musical career. That career has seen up to 300 shows a year for the last five years: from coffeehouses to mainstages, Nate has pleased audiences with his feel-good tunes and relatable lyrics. Nate has shared the stage with the likes of Old Dominion, Brett Young, Chris Janson, LoCash, Lonestar and many others and calls upon his influences of Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan, Van Morrison, and his big-band pianist grandfather while crafting his music. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Aldo Rosati | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | René-Salvator Catta | Franco-Canadian writer, poet and actor born April 6, 1914 in Paris and died March 11, 2005 in Ottawa. He obtained Canadian citizenship in 1959 and settled in Ottawa in 1970. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Sam Katzman | (1901 - 1973) (Jungle Sam) American film producer and director of low-budget genre films, including serials, which had proportionally high returns for the studios and his financial backers. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Zito Zelante | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Sirocko | Marc Brunés | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Jongoe Bala | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Frankie Bay | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | ALOAB | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Praefuro | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Bart Gurr | Canadian recording engineer. Has worked at [l312271] | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Čedo Lazarević | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Jean-Pierre Marsal | Jean-Pierre Marsal | Artist active since 1996. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Bio Killaz | Hardcore and horrorcore hip-hop duo from Michigan, USA. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Dara O'Lochlainn Associates | Dara O'Lochlainn | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Marcel Arnalot | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Bo Linnell | Bo Erik Linnell | Swedish bass guitarist and vocalist for [a1168724], co-writing their original material and singing on all four of their. After the Jackpots breakup, Linnell joined [a574768] in 1980, replacing [a1882699]. Born: 8 October 1946 in Gothenburg, Sweden. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Marllen | Performer, singer from Maputo, Mozambique. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Graphicind.nl | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Markus Quittner | Markus Quittner | The name Markus Quittner stands for special love for music and high quality sound.Although he never learned to play an instrument, music has always been an important part of Markus' live. Enthusiastic about the variety of melodies and sounds of electronic music, he decided to start his musical career in the year 2006. So he bought his first equipment and started with Djing. Exhilarating and energetic sets are to expect from him, which he celebrates with much joy and love for the music.After some time of Djing Markus had the idea to create his own unique sound.So a period of experimentation in the field of music production followed. This lifted his sound to a higher level. His tracks are inspired by house and techno which are his musical roots. Markus creates his tracks with a lot of enthusiasm and passion for the music, what you can hear in the little details between the notes. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Pascale Arpin | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Soursweet | Anass Lahlou | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Alfred Gill | British bandleader and violinist (July 18, 1892 - February 5, 1966). He was touring the halls in the early days of the 20th century as "Alfredo, the Vagabond Violinist". From December 1922 up until 1925, Alfredo is shown in "British Dance Bands on Record" as being a member of [a=Jack Hylton And His Orchestra]. In 1925, Alfredo formed a band of his own, to play at the New Princes restaurant. This band included sax player and vocalist [a=Bert Brown (2)], who had also been a member of Hylton's organization. The other members of the band included [a=Arthur Wilson (5)] (trumpet), [a=Laurie Day (2)] (piano) and [a=Charles E. Harris] (drums). The band played at the New Princes for about 2 years. During the latter part of 1926, Alfredo re-organized the band and it now contained a fairly stable personnel right up until he disbanded in 1930. He recorded for [l=Edison Bell Limited] from 1925 until 1930 and after the 1926 reshuffle, the band maintains the same distinctive sound right through. It was not a large band (generally a nine-piece) but they made some fine records for [l=Edison Bell Winner], [l=Winner (2)], [l=Edison Bell Electron] and [l=Edison Bell Radio], some of which feature fine hot solos by trumpeter [a=Alfie Noakes] (father of television's [a=John Noakes], of "Blue Peter" fame). Some records have extra musicians added. The Rust/Forbes discography gives a bewildering mixture of differing personnel for the band, the records were made by the 'main' personnel of: [a=Alfie Noakes] (t), [a=Richard MacDonald] (tb), [a=Claude Cavalotti] (as),/ [a=Bert Brown (2)] (ts), [a=Alfred Gill] (vn), [a=Frank Walsh (4)] (p), [a=Steve Gauna]) (bj, g), [a=Tom Eggerton] (bb), and [a=Charles E. Harris] (d). ([a=Les Allen], [a=Mark Sheridan (4)] & [a=Ron Garrison] replace Brown, Gauna & Eggerton during 1927/28). The other personnel given in the discographies refer to the many other bands which Alfredo organized during this time, such as the band he put into the Park Lane Hotel in 1927 which was directed by Wilbur Blinco (this is not Jay Wilbur, despite the comment in Rust/Forbes). According to his letterhead (in an advert in 1928), he is described as "director of dance orchestras" and lists his engagements as: New Princes restaurant, Grafton Galleries club, Moss Empire theatres, Stoll theatres. When Les Allen joined the band in 1927, it is noticeable that, along with Allen, [a=Hal Swain] also contributes some vocal choruses to the band's records. Swain had his own band to run (also at the "New Princes"), so it unlikely that he was a member of Alfredo's band, he was probably present just for the recordings; he may also play saxophone on the records. Worth mentioning here is the fact that Swain, Allen, Frank Walsh & Ron Garrison had all been members of Swain's New Princes Toronto Band in 1925. In 1931, Alfredo changed his style of music, forming a gypsy band (mainly of genuine Romanies, initially). He made a few records for HMV under the sober name of "Alfredo and his Orchestra". His right-hand man, [a=Claude Cavalotti] was a member of the gypsy band too. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Cecil Duke | Engineer | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Dietrich Schoenemann + Tony Rohr | Dietrich Schoenemann, Tony Rohr | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Tony De Navara | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Pushing Task | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Fred Van Duynhoven | Dutch jazz drummer | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Emaciated Waste | Abram Schiedel | Grindcore/ goregrind act from Canada. Grindcore in the early days, now Emaciated Waste (often characterized as E M Δ C I Δ T E D W Δ S T E, or simply Δ Δ Δ) is a raw and harsh goregrind concepted around psychadelics and the human response. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Jeff Dewhurst | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Hendrik Noack | Illustrator & visual artist | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Edward Ofori | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | 40 Worth St. | Michael Schmelling | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Kid Hard | Alex Brown | Alias of Alex Brown for the band [url=http://www.discogs.com/artist/Project+X+%286%29] Project X[/url]. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Arzoo Lucknavi | Syed Anwar Hussain | Arzoo Lucknavi (alternatively spelt as Lakhnavi, which literally means hailing from the city of Lucknow) was an Indian poet born on 16 Feb 1873, and he died on the 17 Apr 1951 in Karachi, Pakistan. He wrote song lyrics for many Bollywood films when he moved to Bombay during the 1940's. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Stone Flower Productions | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Gianni Morri | Giansante Maria Morri | Italian club-dj and remixer from Rimini, is living in Bologna. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Gary Legon | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | First Man Productions | A production name of [a=Adam M] and [b]J-Red[/b]. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | O. De Lanzac | Olivia De Lanzac | O. De Lanzac is an artist/engineer/producer born in Congo and raised in Greece and based in London, UK. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Zespół Akordeonistów Tadeusza Wesołowskiego | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Krzysztof Wroński | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Antonin Marceau | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Dúo Loreto | Integrated by peruvian musicians Alberto Vizcarra and Benigno "Viñico" Tafur playing creole music and folk music from the amazon. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Forgotten Sepulcher | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Ron Lees | Born: 1941 Melbourne, Australian | |
| Search | Add | 12 | ろっきー | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | R. Ribeiroa | Ronald Bähr | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Edouard Nardon | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Die Mandolinos | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | محمد صديق المنشاوي | محمد صديق المنشاوي (Muḥammad Ṣiddīq al-Minšāwi) | Mohamed Siddiq El-Minshawi (1920 – 1969) was an Upper Egyptian Qur'anic reciter. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Evert Ahlander | Lars Evert Ahlander | Swedish singer and guitar player. Born December 3, 1927 in Agnetorp, Sweden — died April 16, 2017 in Huskvarna, Sweden. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Hanna Meyerholz | German singer and songwriter | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Jennifer McCray | Jennifer McCray is a singer / songwriter. Growing up as a part of a musical family, Jennifer's father being a successful recording artist landing a number 1 hit in the 70's with the song "Rock your baby" had given her the opportunity to experience music at a very young age. Jennifer started writing poetry at the young age of 6 years old and has been given singing lessons as well as singing in the church choir . Born in Miami Beach Florida, Jennifer moved to Canada (where her mother is from) and at 17 ventured off to Europe for the first time where her father was living. During a recording session in a studio in Belgium, Jennifer met her future manager Ronny Flas who exclusively signed her as an artist of TSP Records. From then on Jennifer decided to pursue a career in music by experimenting with different styles and writing all her own songs. She got the chance to work in Metropolis studios in London with her first single "Do Anything" a song written by Hawk Wolinski. After a lot of work in songwriting for herself and for other artists as Silvano for which she composed the song "Encore" that reached N°3 in the charts, Jennifer is really concentrating on her debut album. The first single released out of this album was "Connected". It reached N°2 in the charts. After the singles "Connected", "In Your Head" and "Letting Me Go" Jennifer will soon release her first album. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Alex Schiavi | Italian guitarist/multi-instrumentalist and composer. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Fraser Mackenzie | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Terence Fuller | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Kevyn Gammond | As a musician Kevyn Gammond started in the Jimmy Cliff band on Island Records – worked with Robert Plant and John Bonham in the Band of Joy, which spawned Led Zeppelin and was member in early 70s of the cult country-prog band Bronco. His experience includes spells of working for the Netherlands Hollandia Theatre Group alongside the Veenfabriek theatre director Paul Koek. He has written and lectured extensively in the performing arts, consulted on the UK music courses bringing about change in education including setting up the MAS Records Artist Development Programme with Robert Plant and Karl Hyde (Underworld) as patrons at Kidderminster College. He continues his vision with the MAS Lab – Interactions – Collaborations – Art Friction. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Инструментальный Ансамбль "Шатлык" | Tatar instrumental ensemble Shatlyk. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Motoko Hada | Designer and occasional illustrator. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Delfín Melero | Spanish designer. Worked for / at [a5233103] / [l866964] | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Christian Pauli | Swiss bassist from Bern | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Ivan Romanovskiy | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Harun M. | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Geego Tafari | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Otero Besteiro | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Jun Tsuzura | Jun Tsuzura | President/A&R of [l=Miclife Recordings]. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Empty Love | Brad Lynham | Now called [a=Old Wyoming]. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Allegation | Hardcore from Fort Worth, TX | |
| Search | Add | 12 | عبد الله أحمد الموسى | عبد الله أحمد الموسى | Abdullah Ahmad al-Mousa (1926-1987) was a Bahraini singer from Muharraq in Bahrain. |
| Search | Add | 12 | R.R. Majunga | Raymond Alphonse Razafimbahiny | R.R. Majunga (1919-1963) was a singer-songwriter and musician (piano, violin, valiha vata, vocals) and poet from Antanarivo, Madagascar. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Wu Mei Ling | Singapore Singer | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Eduardo Palencia | Spanish singer, songwriter | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Michael Edward Campbell | Vocal artist and producer for [l=Motown]. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Jas The Cat | Anders Gullström | Swedish rapper. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Moke Grotton | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Jacques Hess | Jacques-Bernard Hess | Bassist, chronicler, liner notes translator (French to English). Born June 23, 1926 in Saigon, Vietnam, died December 9, 2011 in Bonzac, Département Gironde |
| Search | Add | 12 | Udo Eschner | Grafiker | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Аристотель | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Nuray Akın | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Elmar Wilms | Elmar Wilms, engineer, musician, actor Brother of [a=Arno Wilms] | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Sandy Alouete | Music company executive. Former senior VP of music and talent relations at MTV, Vice President of International Marketing at Sire Records Group Inc and Vice President & East Coast Label Manager for Reprise Records Inc. She was also a nominating committee member for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation, Inc. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | محمد العوامي | Mohamed al-Awami | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Eric Torsen | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | The Shy Lips | Indie rock'n'roll band from Sweden, founded in 2012. Members: Adam Benrahmoun Johansson Victor Pettersson Alexander Lisinski Anton Ekedahl | |
| Search | Add | 12 | DJ Digga | André Schierenbeck | Gothenburg (Sweden) based DJ, active since the mid 90s. Multiple mixtape releases (hip hop, soul, boogie, drum & bass, jazz & r&b). Beat maker. Founder of hip hop record label Shelta Records and sneaker store Shelta (est. 2004). |
| Search | Add | 12 | بیژن مفید | Bijan Mofid (1935 – 1984) was an influential Iranian playwright and stage director. His most famous work, [r=5837163] (Shahr-e Ghesseh), is an allegorical satire written in the form of a musical play using elements of Iranian folklore, for which he also composed the music. Bijan Mofid (playwright/director) was one of very few serious modern Iranian artists whose writing has reached beyond the intelligentsia to a broad general audience. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Şahin Özer | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Faris Bouhafa | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Peter Elflein | Peter Elflein | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Daniel Srungaram | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Erle Yahn | Erle Brierly Yahn, Jr. | American artist & graphic designer (b. 3 Nov 1919 Ellwood City, PA - d. Oct 1978) |
| Search | Add | 12 | Tiffany Shante' | Tiffany Shanta Crawford | Rapper and singer-songwriter from New Orleans, Louisiana, United States. The apostrophe (not an accent mark) behind her name is intentional. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Conny Sundqvist | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Samantha Kives | Canadian executive producer for Mini Pop Kids since 2012, she was also an marketing head of K-Tel daughter of Founder John Kives | |
| Search | Add | 12 | The Newfies | Group from Newfoundland, Canada | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Mamaki | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | M.Royal | Марсель Халимов (Marsel Khalimov) | DJ & electronic music producer from Ufa, Russia. Born: 24-12-1992. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Synthetic You | Elizabeth Sunner | Synthetic You is an electro-industrial side-project by RODENT-CAT. |
| Search | Add | 12 | McDonagh Associates | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | DJ Tof | French Hardcore / Hardstyle / Hard House / Old School Techno DJ, member of various crews such as Psychiatrik, Ninety Eight, Electro Cut, and Dazzling Krew. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Yandy Martinez | Yandy Martinez González | Cuban bassist (electric bass, double bass), also appears as Yandy Martinez Rodríguez or Yandy Martinez González |
| Search | Add | 12 | Erzsébet Kósa | Kósa Erzsébet | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Stefano Dionigi | Stefano Dionigi | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Banda Milord | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Matjaž Vipotnik | Slovenian designer | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Bjørn Are Evjen | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Billy Longstreet Sextet | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Ran Atzmon | Ran Atzmon | Born in Jerusalem, Israel. Atzmon was, during the most of the 1990's, the head of the International Department of Hed Arzi Music. As the man responsible for the catalogs of Warner, BMG and Geffen, Atzmon established the famous Israeli compilation series - Hit Man. |
| Search | Add | 12 | DJ Corporation | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Walter Scherling | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Slauerhoff | Slauerhoff is a new wave/post punk band from Amsterdam, North Holland, the Netherlands, that was formed in 1982. The band split up in 1989; bassist Mark Drillich, drummer Rob Smits, and guitarist Dirk De Vries formed [a=Kong]. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | The Sets In Order American Square Dance Society | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Olivier Deflagration | Bass player from the United States. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Ансамбль Русских Народных Инструментов Под Управлением Владимира Пителина | Accompanying ensemble of [a691569]. Formed in 1972 on base of [a1717952]. In 1978 became an orchestra of [a1740163]. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | David Ogalde | Musician, harpist born in Ovalle, Chile, living in Canada, Quebec | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Orkes Melayu Awara | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | New World Electronic Chamber Ensemble | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Anja Köstler | Design artist, runs [l=AK Design]. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Henrik Stelzer | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Julian Lieftink | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Anita Cazzola | Anita Luise Cazzola | Canadian musician / artist. Sister of [a=Liv Cazzola]. Daughter of [a=Ed Cazzola] & [a=Mirella Cazzola]. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Stewart Self | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Tim Lenger | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | MVKC CKNT | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Stephen Omark | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Oficina De Disseny | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | William Tallant | William B. Tallant Jr. | American label executive and producer. He join [l654] in 1945, becoming V.P. and National Sales Manager in the 60s. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Pedro Honda | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | J.E. Garnett | John Edward Garnett | US rock / pop bassist. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Чарим Озроков | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Früt | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Haydn Jeugd Strijkorkest | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Jordan Tarantino | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | BRKFST | Casey Keyworth | Music producer from the DMV, USA |
| Search | Add | 12 | The Crescent Street Stompers | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Alex Emanuel | Rock musician, songwriter, visual artist, actor, producer, filmmaker, writer and director | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Tó Maria Vinhas | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Chorknaben St. Paul Luzern | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Thomas van Slooten | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | José Nédélec | French sound engineer | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Siegfried Klupsch | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Sergey Shmykov | Сергей Шмыков | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Rhabdoviridae | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Gherardo Monti | Italian engineer. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Mihály Farkas | Hungarian bass / double bass (notably with the [a=Freddie Brocksieper Quintett]), and banjo player. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Foxxx N Mayhem | Hip Hop duo from New Jersey. Devine Mayhem & [a285827] (Wayne Carswell). | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Ras Talent | Jimmy Galloway | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Poul Erik Pedersen | Danish jazz banjo player | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Ricardo J. Pizarro | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Juho Salmi | Singer-songwriter / Musician / Composer / Music Producer Currently located in Helsinki, Finland | |
| Search | Add | 12 | John Vidnic | American commercial designer & cartoonist (1923-2006) | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Clairette Clementino | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Rich Labbate | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Spaghetti Trip | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Jay Ryves | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Timo Hellström | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Kenneth Brighton | Kenneth Huebner | A.K.A. Kenneth Brightow. American bassist. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Tlmnn | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Farkas Csilla | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Marin Meštrović | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Scouring Agent | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Aurelio Fierro Ed I Suoi Solisti | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Rob Good | Rob Goodson | Singer / songwriter and guitar player from Oakland. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Come To Pass | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Norma Douglas | Norma (Ellis) Douglas Zimdahl | American singer and pianist. Born May 6, 1931 in upstate New York. She began playing the piano at age 4 and had her own television show at the age of 16. At not quite 16, she enrolled at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, New York where she was approached to fill a 15-minute TV show in Rochester. She did the show, "A Girl, a Boy and a Piano," for a couple of years, then headed for New York City. During her 20s, Douglas performed in a couple of Broadway musicals, toured with Fred Waring's orchestra, appeared with Arthur Godfrey on radio and television, snared star billing at the Waldorf-Astoria's Empire Room and recorded an album. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Matthew "m@ the c@" Morden | Matthew Morden | Matthew Morden is a composer, producer, instrumentalist, and vocalist, from New Jersey, in the United States of America. After a semester in school for music performance and composition, and a semester in school for audio engineering, Matthew decided to continue his musical and artistic education on the road, touring the United States. Matthew is best known for his work with his primary solo project, Bubblegum Octopus, wherein his loves of Japanese pop, extreme metal, video game soundtracks, and avant-garde electronic music are explored, usually all at once, a sound which garnered a cult following for the project, online. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Hermann Haubrich | Designer. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | DJ Mays | Ruslan Mays | Ukrainian DJ and producer based in Kyiv. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Tomasz Gołąb | Polish bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Andrew Luckhurst | Vocalist, drummer and arranger, associated with [a=Crazy House]. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Dyama Gutierrez | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Shinichi Sugaya | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Denis Evchenko | Denis Evchenko | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Nigel Holmes | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | The Tahiwis | Maori, New Zealand vocal trio who recorded some singles for Parlophone Australia in 1930 | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Henry Briggs | 1960s-1970s country artist from Georgia. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Aaron De La Cruz | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Martin Bärenz | German double bassist and cellist. Brother of [url=https://www.discogs.com/artist/9496342-Albrecht-B%C3%A4renz]Albrecht[/url] and [a571128]. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | The Righteous Twins | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Sammy Hall Singers | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Bill Brookers Jugband | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Kriyananda | James Donald Walters | Born May 19, 1926 in Romania, died April 21, 2013 in Italy |
| Search | Add | 12 | Egidio Storaci | Italian conductor and composer (4 September, 1884, Naples - 2 December, 1957, Turin). | |
| Search | Add | 12 | 張薔 | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Володимир Кіт | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Charles Colquhoun | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Don-El Productions | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Mandi Wilson | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Antony Fennel | Antonio Finocchio | |
| Search | Add | 12 | The Artie Malvern Singers | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Giz Design | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Daniel Desiderio | Daniel J. Desiderio (1985 to 2025) was a renowned accordion teacher, composer, arranger, and recording artist. He is regarded by many as one of the greatest accordionists of our time. Mr. Desiderio was a student of Pietro Deiro, the "Daddy of the Accordion." He was a featured soloist in the United States Air Force Band from 1951 to 1955, where he performed for many dignitaries, including President and Mrs. Eisenhower at the White House. Died March 3, 2025. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Jamie Maldonado | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Coro Polifonico Di Torino | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Double2.nl | Dutch Design company (Advertising & Creation), responsible for advertising, campaigns and magazine creative solutions. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Vít Fila | Vít Fila | Slovak photographer and trumpeter |
| Search | Add | 12 | Chube.Ka | Nicolò Antonio Testa | Italian DJ and producer. |
| Search | Add | 12 | The Orrells | Gospel men's group. The Orrells got their start in Detriot, Michigan as the Ambassadors Trio. Also known as The Orrell Quartet, and Gordon Jensen (2) & Sunrise. Members have included: Larry Orrell, Jim Murray, Johnnie Marine, and Walter Liles. They recorded their final album billed as The Orrells in 1975 for Heartwarming Records, then, in 1976 they recorded an album re-branded as Gordon Jensen & Sunrise. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | The Berry Lane | The Berry Lane came out of early 1980s Basildon, which was very big at the time for electronic and New Wave music. Acts such as Yazoo and Depeche Mode used the same rehearsal rooms as The Berry Lane, the address of which gave them their name. To celebrate the 40th Anniversary of their first live performance, The Berry Lane re-united in 2023 to create new recordings of some of their original songs with some chart success. The Berry Lane consisted of Jeff Kristian on lead vocals and keyboards, Hector on bass, Chris Burdon on guitars and John Chamberlain on drums. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | David Paull | UK bassist, vocalist and composer. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Nestor Carrera | Drummer and graphic designer based out of Brazil. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | DJ Maisa | Matti Rinne | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Eugenio Mignone | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Amy Parravano | Amy Beth Parravano | Amy Beth Parravano resides in Cranston RI been legendary performer, singer/songwriter guitarist pianist & mime artist! She has also appeared in several films as movie extra in Underdog, 27 Dresses, Haichiko to name a few. On Rhode Island local scene her TV show AmyBethPresents award winning on COX cable for 20 years and as host and on air talent she has also represented other area talent to appear on her show including musicians, actors, poets, singers, songwriters, dancers....including film -theatrical genre. AmyBeth has also done stand up improve at Catch A Rising Star including her appearance in Americas' Got Talent She also appears in The Joy of Sox Movie as Red Sox Elvis Owner of Peridot Records |
| Search | Add | 12 | Multiple Personality III | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | thepaperworkgroup.com | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Inagora Morando | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Udvardy Tibor | Hungarian tenor vocalist, born September 4, 1914 in Budapest, and died July 16, 1981 in Balatonboglár. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Harshlois | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Marco Del Duca | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Živko Duev | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Burt Goldin | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | CreaBea | Dutch Design agency (Graphic Design, Web Design, Public Design). | |
| Search | Add | 12 | McHank | David McHenry | McHank (b. David McHenry in Oakland, CA in 1975) is an illustrator from California who has been creating posters, shirts, album covers, music videos and content for bands since 1991. First flier was for [a261276], [a549200], [a253259] and [a254881] for a show at the Cactus Club in San Jose in 1991. First record cover involvement was a CD for the San Jose band, SEED, for their album, [r20451445] Happy. He then quickly made 500 new copies on a black and white copier for the album when the band got served with a cease and desist from [a701092] That's why that version of Happy is called SEED and is issued as a release from [a661069] McHank has also done covers or interior artwork for [r8556642] [m270132] [r4062615] [r3664703] [r4776141] [a3005221] [m767162] [a11352383] [r29845900] [r26414435] [r27880827] [r30020698] [r30140018] McHank also has been creating a zine called Perpetually Twelve since 2002. He makes both animated and live action music videos and has an extensive library of live shows he's filmed on his YouTube. His work appears in several books as covers and or interior artwork. He talks too much and gets hyper into helping projects and once ideas start for him he can't stop flowing |
| Search | Add | 12 | きん | Kin. Japanese shamisen player. Elder sister of [a=Fujimoto Fumikichi]. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Bolesław Krasuski | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Юрий Витель | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Mariana Cortes Rueda | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Bartiméuskoor | Choir related to Bartiméus, an institute for helping blind and/or visually disabled people. Some releases mention a girls choir: [a3152099] | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Hot Wax Productions Ltd. | Production company of [a=Clifford Adams (2)] AKA [a=Clifford Davis]. Also see [l=Hot Wax Productions Ltd.] and [l=Hot Wax Productions] for company credits. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | PanixDUB | Max Wray-Easton | Producer and Founder at [l=DMWSOUND] : Underground Music Label, PanixDUB brings you Dub Music from the heart of London. UK, London Based. Producer, Recording Engineer, DJ Contact: dmwsound@outlook.com |
| Search | Add | 12 | Filip Kleremark | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Boolie Massive | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Virtue Lab | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Romain Pizon | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | She's a Keeper | She's A Keeper is an Americana indie rock band from Kansas City, MO. [u]Members:[/u] Fritz Hutchison - drums Zac Jurden - guitar & vocals Colin Nelson - guitar & vocals Elliott Phillips - bass | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Atterigner | Stefan Todorovic | Singer in Triumfall and Gorgoroth. Sang and played bass in Terrörhammer. Born July 14th, 1987 in Serbia. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Malcolm Mitchell Trio | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Erik Hallik | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Mr. Merle | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Simonnewcomb | St Louis, Missouri. Solo project by Travis Bursik, roughly beginning in 1998. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Frank Black Francis | Charles Michael Kittridge Thompson IV | Amalgam of [a22376] and [a390397]. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Mannella | Alessandro Mannella | Italian DJ and producer now based in Berlin, Germany. Founder of [l=PicNic34] and [l=JTseries]. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Dusty Squires | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Doktor Pery | Francesco Perizzolo | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Adam Rodowicz | Adam Rodowicz | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Emmanuelle Guéret | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Ian A. McGregor | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Hans Grünn | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | The Columbia Photo Players | Pseudonym for Ben Selvin & His Orchestra on Columbia. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Melkor's Spell | Melkor's Sell was born in dark winter of 2021 to create atmospheric soundscapes inspired by medieval times, worlds of J.R.R. Tolkien and ancient mythologies. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Ivan Bullock | Ivan Bullock | Ivan was born in the mid 70s and enrolled in Piano and Violin training at a young age in his home town, Canberra. By the teens, he had focused exclusively on Violin, enjoying a point of difference by not just having the only white instrument case in town, but also playing an instrument lovingly crafted by his (now deceased) Father (a part time instrument maker), from a striking African hard wood “Zebrano”. By the age of 18 however, neck injury sustained from prolonged use of the instrument put an end to music creation. Over the next few years Ivan experimented with the digital arts and set about listening to a broad range of music from progressive and metal, through to industrial, ambient, and of course classical. The late 1990′s saw a large personal adjustment and long-term move to Tokyo, which became a catalyst for creativity and learning. The intensity, stress and isolation of central Tokyo living also birthed Mystral Tide, leading to years of experimentation with break-beats, piano and synthesis. Sean Cooper of Zeitgeist Records (Brisbane) produced and funded the first official CD release “Whirlpool of Souls”, which led to performance opportunities in Europe and Japan. Over the next few years two more full albums were released, “Geometry of Loss” a 3 CD set recorded in Tokyo and completed in Melbourne, and “Isle of Narrows” a sorrowful and dark classical journey released in 2009. After returning to Australia and settling in Melbourne, Ivan began investing time and finances into the general support of underground musicians. For over a decade Dawn Industry (formerly Demus), fought against the commercialised and mundane profit-driven music “industry” through a series of Australian events called Enzyme, providing underground artists a release-platform and regular live performance opportunities. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Oskar Jerochnik | Oskar Wilhelm Jerochnik | Oskar Jerochnik (born December 26, 1901 in Unterliederbach near Frankfurt am Main; † July 14, 1983 in Berlin) was a German entertainment musician, pianist, arranger, composer and bandleader. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Schorsch Feierfeil | Illustrator, graphic designer, animator living and working in Vienna, Austria. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Mike Bernardin | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Marielle Tepper | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Fly Graphics | Sleeve artwork, design | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Marco Sapiens | Marco Stanisci | Italian DJ and producer. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Mike Soops | Mike Soops | Art Director - [url=http://turbograffix.com.com]turbo graffix[/url] DJ - [url=http://majorlabelpolitics.com]Major Label Politics[/url] A&R / Management - [url=http://modestyinc.com]Modesty Inc[/url] |
| Search | Add | 12 | Klapa "Filip Dević" | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Anna Hellsgård | Swedish publisher and visual artist, born 1980. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | ทนงศักดิ์ อาภรณ์ศิริ | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Keesaps | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Viktor Weisshappel | Viktor Weisshappel Vilhjálmsson | Graphic designer from Reykjavik, Iceland. Credited also as lyricist. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Dariusz Plaza | Electronic dance music DJ / producer from Poznan, Poland Style focus: Trance | Minimal | Minimal Techno | |
| Search | Add | 12 | L.T. Đức | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Kumiko Igaue | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Marcel Amson | French photographer (1905-1985). Member of "Le groupe des XV". | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Zbigniew Zdziennicki | Polish punk rock bassist and guitarist from Gdańsk. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Fuerza De Lucha | Fuerza de Lucha | Spanish hardcore band formed in 1999 in Rafal, Alicante, by the Baeza cousins. Disbanded in 2013, right after their second Hispanic American tour. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Bobby Rowan | Canadian country music singer and songwriter from Minto, New Brunswick. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Mr. Gaus | Dmitriy Trambitskiy | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Stefanidu Janula | Stefanidu Janula | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Alkaloid Version | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | DJ El Puma | Franco Attanasio | DJ and producer. Born 6 May 1965 in Venezuela, to a Colombian mother and an Italian father. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Nuno Calvet | Portuguese photographer. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Recydywa Blues Band | Polish blues rock and rock band founded in Wrocław in 1985. It operated intermittently until 2003. Its continuation was the band [a=CrossRecydywa] founded in 2006. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Adolph Tidemand | Norwegian romantic nationalism painter (1814–1876). | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Siggy 00 | Siggy Sjursen | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Ιωάννης Γαβαλάς | Ioannis Gavalas, Greek songwriter (primarily lyricist). Born in 1949 in Athens, Greece. [b]Not to be confused with the [l=Sonora (3)] executive [a6219901][/b]. In 1966, he & [a=Στέλιος Πελαγίδης] founded [l=Βεντέττα], and, in 1967, he & his father founded [l=Sonata (3)]. Son of [a=Πάνος Γαβαλάς] & [a4815888]. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Amr Mohsen | Amr Mohsen | Electronic music DJ / producer, photographer / graphic designer from Cairo, Egypt. Contact info: e-mail: edm.amr@gmail.com |
| Search | Add | 12 | Mark John McEncroe | Australian composer. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Robert Ernest Bivens III | Robert Ernest Bivens III | Son of country musician Robert Ernest Bivens, Jr. Both were commonly known as "Ernie". |
| Search | Add | 12 | Big Mitchell | Enzo Ceragioli | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Georges Vantongerloo | Belgian abstract sculptor, painter and founding member of the De Stijl group, born 24 November 1886 in Antwerp, Belgium, died 5 October 1965 in Paris, France. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Marty Pollock | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | That Thing | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Ramachandra Rao | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Danny Terrazza | Büke Yolaçan | Danny Terrazza aka Büke Yolaçan loved house music since his early ages. He started to interest in electronic music in high school years. Firstly, he used amateur software applications but after a time he discovered his ability to create his own tracks and that was the beginning of his musical development. He developed his ability himself and entered to Turkey's music competitions. He gave many jingles and productions to the Radio Bilkent and since then. One day he had a chance to distribute his own tracks and then got a contract with a label that will open his own way. Forgotten Emotions track of him has been supported by Armin Van Buuren. His tracks are out in all major download shops such as Beatport, Junodownload, Trackitdown, Beatsdigital, iTunes and Spotify. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Buzzy Brauner | Stanley Brauner | Jazz saxophonist and session woodwind player. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Alex Leech | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Anthony Persinger | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | Brad Elrod | ||
| Search | Add | 12 | يوسف البدوي | Youssef al-Badawi | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Jamie Rugge-Price | Producer | |
| Search | Add | 12 | U-More | Ivan Iacobucci | Italian DJ and producer based in Berlin, Germany. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Roman Heiný | Roman Heiný | Czech bass guitarist. |
| Search | Add | 12 | Michele Seffer | Italian guitarist/bassist/vocalist (April 17, 1950 Bari, Italy – July 3, 2006 Rome, Italy). He is mostly known as member of Italian folk prog band [a2506870]. Seffer later went to replace bassist Bob Callero in the supergroup [a1059980]. In the following years he became bio-pranotherapist. In 2006 he passed away due to a stroke. | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Gilleo | Gilbert Di Nino and Leo Carrier | |
| Search | Add | 12 | Re-mooved |
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