Report created based on data in MusicBrainz as of 05/01/2026
Found 619583 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 | 38 | Duo Bowen-Villafuerte | Ecuadorian bolero duo active in the 1950s, with Julio César Villafuerte and Luis Enrique Bowen | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Dragutin Knežević Krunica | Dragutin Sime Knežević | Rođen je u Strmici kod Knina na tromeđi Like, Bosne i Dalmacije. Dragutin Knežević ima dva datuma rođenja: 28. jun 1940. godina (stvarni) i 13. jul 1940. godina (izmišljeni). Za sva vremena opredeljuje se za 28. juni, što mu i pripada Božjom promisli. Školovao se u Strmici, Kninu, Beogradu i Sarajevu. Po struci je pravnik, ali se bavio i pedagoškim radom. Posle završene vojne akademije radio je u vojno-sanitetskom zavodu u Sarajevu, potom kao profesor Prve gimnazije, takođe u Sarajevu. Školovao se uz rad do pravničkog poziva, a zatim službuje u Republičkom veću saveza sindikata Bosne i Hercegovine. Dragutin Knežević Krunica je kao profesor Prve gimnazije proteran iz Sarajeva još 1974. godine skupa sa dr. Jakšićem. Pomenutu gimnaziju svojevremeno su pohađali, danas u svetu poznate ličnosti: Emir Kusturica (poznati režiser) i Vojislav Šešelj (najmlađi doktor nauka u bivšoj Jugoslaviji, predsednik Srpske radikalne stranke i danas Haški optuženik), kojima je u to vreme profesor bio upravo Dragutin Knežević. Proterivan sa svog ognjišta od rane mladosti (Zbog opredeljenja njegovih roditelja za Kralja i Otadžbinu) od partizanske klike, a sada od njihovih sinova, Knežević se te 1974. godine, zvanično preseljava u Beograd, gde i sada živi i stvara. Najpre se zapošljava u obrazovnom centru “Rade Končar“, a onda u privrednim organizacijama “Montaža“ i “Janko Lisjak“. Zadnje godine radnog staža provodi u izdavačko-grafičkoj delatnosti, prvo kao direktor RO “Jovan Popović“, a posle kao šef i osnivač izdavačko-književne zadruge “Grafosaund“. Smisao za poeziju sticao je od majke Đurđije, poznate u svom zavičaju po uspelom oblikovanju narodnog pesničkog kazivanja. Poeziju piše od svoje sedamnaeste godine. Prvu zapaženu pesmu “Kraljevi se klanjaju senima“, posvećenu Gavrilu Principu, napisao je 1957. godine. Pesme su mu objavljivane u lokalnim listovima i časopisima. Zastupljen je u zajedničkim knjigama poezije književnih klubova “Milutin Bojić“, “Čukarica“ i drugih. Prvu knjigu “Vatre Tromeđe“ objavila mu je zajednica književnih klubova Srbije u ediciji “Obeležja“ 1983. godine. Aktivno učestvuje u književnim manifestacijama, u susretima “Dalmaciji u pohode“ (Knin) 1983. godine, kao i na mnogim srpskim, evropskim i svetskim skupovima (Italija, Austrija, Engleska, Kanada, SAD, Australija…). 1991. godine je bio u Čikagu i zvanični gost legendarnog komandanta Dinarske Četničke Divizije - vojvode Momčila Đujića, bivšeg Strmičkog sveštenika, koji je 1940. godine krstio Dragutina Kneževića, kao i njegova tri starija brata. Dragutin Knežević Krunica je stalni član Udruženja književnika Srbije. Do sada je napisao i objavio sledeće knjige:“Svete niti“ (1963), “Na Oštracu“ (1971), “Vatre Tromeđe“ (1987), “Neuhvatljivo vreme“ (1984), “Buđenje“ (1985), “Na dugom putu“ (1987), “Trif, traf, truf“ (1988) i “Vaskrs đenerala“ (1995). Iz savremene proze objavio je roman “Ode zemlja Stefanova“ (1987). Kao estradni umetnik napisao je, osmislio melodiju, otpevao-izveo i izrekao sve pesme na sledećim kasetama: “Zvuci Tromeđe i Krajine 1“, “Zvuci Tromeđe i Krajine 2“, “Srpska Zora 1“, “Srpska Zora 2“, “Za otadžbinu“, “Srpske barikade“, “Dobrovoljci - Srbi, Zbor“, “Progon Srba“, “Srpska Oluja“, “Ravna Gora Pobediti Mora“ i “Četnička Oluja“. 1989. godine u Udruženju književnika Srbije, burno je pozdravljen predlog književnika Dragutina Kneževića da se na području Korduna, Banije, Like i pravoslavne Dalmacije - vaspostavi Srpska autonomija. Na osnivačkoj skupštini u Kninu, u oštroj borbi mišljenja između Dragutina Kneževića, književnika i profesora dr. Jovana Raškovića, usvojen je predlog Dragutina Kneževića i Samostalna demokratska stranka dobila je novo ime - Srpska demokratska stranka, koju će ne dugo zatim prihvatiti i Srbi iz BiH na čelu sa dr. Radovanom Karadžićem. Srpska demokratska stranka traje sve do današnjih dana i predvodnica je srpskog naroda zapadno od Drine. Na zboru naroda u Vojniću, koji je organizovala Radikalna stranka, književnik Dragutin Knežević predložio je da se održi “Sabor Srba“ i to da bude prvi u gradu Srbu, a drugi na Krbavskom polju. Srpski narod iz milja, krunisao ga je za Kneza od Kninske Krajine. Od njega je nerazdvojan nadimak Krunica, koji je dobio njegov deda Lazarina u ustanku na Tromeđi 1875. godine pod vođstvom Goluba Babića i Petra Mrkonjića za ujedinjenje sa Srbijom. |
| Search | Add | 38 | Niels Wehrspann | Niels Wehrspann | Graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 38 | Courtney Hard | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Orchestre Georges Legrand | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | عبد الكريم الفيلالي | Abdel Karim al-Filali is a Moroccan traditional singer. | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Kočo Petrovski | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | SAD OVOD | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Stacy Hassett | Stacy Hassett | Stacy Hassett is an experimental noise musician based out of Rhode Island. He's stated before that he doesn't make music, just experiments with sound, samples, and effects. |
| Search | Add | 38 | Denis Roland | Jean Denis François Rolland | Chansonnier / Folklore musician from Québec (Canada), born on September 27, 1930 in Westmount (Quebec, Canada). Launched the label [l1549550]. |
| Search | Add | 38 | 楊宗憲 | Taiwanese singer, actor and film producer, born on August 25, 1969. | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Justin Li | Credited for A&R. | |
| Search | Add | 38 | DJ Princess Moth Mothy Moth Moth | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Krzysztof Kreft | Krzysztof Kreft | Singer, songwriter and actor. |
| Search | Add | 38 | Matthew Wurgaft | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Σταύρος Ζούμπας | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Peter Lerf | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Mic Itaya | Artist and Illustrator | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Arturo Bertusi | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Άγις Λέρτας | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Hermanos Chirinos | Venezuelan folk (llanero) ensemble | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Lucinda Ballard | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | .S.K.A.P.E. | In-house designer for the [l=MATERIALIZM] netlabel & sublabels. | |
| Search | Add | 38 | 王建傑 | Taiwanese singer. | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Embargo! Animations, FFM | Michael Hoppe | Visual artist from Frankfurt am Main, Germany. |
| Search | Add | 38 | Esteban Castañer | Esteve Castañer Balcells | Spanish arranger and producer, b. 28.06.1953. |
| Search | Add | 38 | Colden Brown | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Josef Venclů Se Svým Orchestrem | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Amir Ghulam Sadiq | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Brousková Vojenská Kapela | Brousek's Military Band | Led by Czech American band director [a=Antonín Brousek (2)] a.k.a. Anton Brousek (1875-1950), Brousek's Military Band was a Chicago-based outfit that recorded for [l=Columbia]'s Ethnic Series under the Czech name Brousková Vojenská Kapela and for [l=Okeh] under a variety of names, starting in 1915. |
| Search | Add | 38 | IODI | Paraguayan band started by brothers [a=Jörn Wenger] and [a=Dirk Wenger], who were of German descent. Jörn and Dirk, born in Paraguay but of German origin, started playing in the beat / psychedelic band [a=The Rabbits (10)], who released a very rare EP in 1969. After the group split, Jörn and Dirk traveled to Germany, where they studied arts and received musical lessons from [a=Karlheinz Stockhausen]. The two brothers had built their own homemade studio in Asunción ([l=Jodi Studios, Asunción]) and they spent hours and hours recording songs and experimenting to create their own sound effects (echo, reverb, etc). They called their music "Spontaneous Pop". After their psychedelic rock period, they became a pop rock band and went on to be popular in Argentina & other parts of South America in the 1970s. | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Kapela Biesiadna | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Ross Payzant | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Клавдий Тихонравов | Клавдий Клавдиевич Тихонравов | Klavdy Tikhonravov (b. 1905) In 1950s conductor of Cinematography Orchestra ([a=Оркестр Кинематографии]), later the chief supervisor of [l=Мелодия] company. |
| Search | Add | 38 | 平田良子 | Ryōko Hirata. Japanese lyrics translator and liner notes author. | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Taraful Tică Lătărețu | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Kjell Nästén | Kjell Ingemar Nästén | Swedish engineer, producer and owner of [l=Studio KN] and [l=Rumble Road Studio, Skellefteå]. Born September 11, 1951 in Överluleå, Sweden. See also: [l=Kjell Nästén] (KN Records) |
| Search | Add | 38 | Quasga | Tyler Smith | The name Tyler Smith uses for his digital art and design work. |
| Search | Add | 38 | Eagle Rock Entertainment Ltd. | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | John Tibbles | American bassist, stepson of [a1739295]. | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Rudi Aelbers | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Jay Lasker | Jay H. Lasker | American of Russian origin label executive and producer. Lasker worked for [l5320] since 1945 and he was involved into the production of [a135191]'s "Rock Around the Clock". In the 50s he was also sales executive for Knapp Record and joined Frank Sinatra's new [l157] label in the early 60. He worked for Del-Fi, Vee Jay and Dunhill Records labels and became president of [l135998]. In 1975 he was an exec of the then new [l=Ariola America, Inc.]. In 1980 Berry Gordy made him president of the [l1723] label, office he held for a few years before illness forced his retirement. Born: January 7, 1924 Died: June 11, 1989 in Encino, California (age 65). |
| Search | Add | 38 | Taliesin Leboutillier | Drummer. Born in Leicester, England ----- Contact : taliesinleboutillierdrums@gmail.com ----- | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Инна Чумакова | Инна Сергеевна Чумакова | Supervisor [Editor] at label [l=Мелодия]. |
| Search | Add | 38 | Veljko Despot | Croatian music editor and record business entrepreneur born March 04, 1948 in Belgrade, Serbia. Since 1950 Zagreb-based. Also a music journalist. Since 1994 owner of [l=Koncept VD]. | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Leroy Robinson, Jr. | Leroy Robinson, Jr. | Visual artist from Houston, Texas. |
| Search | Add | 38 | Ai.KA - Digital Singer | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Everton Da Silva | Reggae producer behind the [l=Hungry Town] and [l=Corona (12)] labels, also running his record store in Corona (Queens) / distribution operation [l=Corona Records (7)], sometimes credited as [l=E. Da-Silva]; after Da Silva was murdered in N.Y. in 1979, his partner [a=Byron Whitely] kept the business (99-18 Northen Blvd, Corona, Queens, N.Y.), and renamed it [l=Island In The Sun Records Inc.], along with the label [l=Island In The Sun]. | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Peter Whiteside | Credited as art director at [l=Enigma Records (8)] | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Eric Montanez | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Jerzy Płoński | Photographer | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Billy Strange Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Telepapi | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Алкоголь После Спорта | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Лисовой Игорь | Лисовой Игорь | Igor Lisovoy (Лисовой Игорь in Russian) is the founder and only member of one-man projects: - Igor Silovoy (2009-2020) - Wanderer von Leere (2013-present) - Todesomen (2016-2020) - Iglis (2022). All songs of this projects are free for downloading. |
| Search | Add | 38 | ناصر مسعودی | Naser Masoudi is an Iranian singer. | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Султан Лагучев | Султа́н Шаме́левич Ла́гучев | He was born 25.02.95 |
| Search | Add | 38 | Audio-Camera | Collection [l=CINEMASONOR] et [l=AUDIO-CAMERA]. | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Free Barrabas! | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Alvaro Cuellar | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Zonophone Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Eberhard Henschel | German designer | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Larry Ferrari | Larry Ferrari, born Lazarus Louis Ferrari, was an American organist who hosted The Larry Ferrari Show from 1954 to 1997 on WPVI-TV in Philadelphia, a weekly Sunday morning half-hour program of organ music. The Broadcast Pioneers of Philadelphia posthumously inducted Ferrari into their Hall of Fame in 2000. | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Shindy Design | Shindy Reehal | Illustrator and designer from London, currently based in Bristol, UK. |
| Search | Add | 38 | Flávio Bá | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Alphabet Arm | Aaron Belyea | Boston-based graphic designer working heavily in the music business. |
| Search | Add | 38 | Frederick W. Wood | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Jana Helgová | Jana Helgová | Czech female editor from label [l=Supraphon] |
| Search | Add | 38 | Marco Van Lukk | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Sardor Mamadaliyev | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Lalchand Yamla Jatt | ਲਾਲ ਚੰਦ ਯਮਲਾ ਜੱਟ | Indian folk singer from Punjab. |
| Search | Add | 38 | Manfred Thiers | Manfred "Tissy" Thiers | German bassist |
| Search | Add | 38 | Chris Clover | Visual artist and designer. | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Юрий Ануфриев | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Sid Ringsby | Øystein Ringsby | Norwegian hard rock bassist. |
| Search | Add | 38 | William Lorin | Conductor and songwriter, also guitarist credited. Worked on television productions with [a=Harry Belafonte] and [a=Duke Ellington] | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Παιδική Χορωδία Σπύρου Λάμπρου | Greek children's choir. | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Kissoon Ramasar | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Laura Teresa | Vocalist, she appeared with the group [a=Magazine]. | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Eric Dionysius | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Semmangudi Srīnivāsa Aiyar | செம்மங்குடி ராதாக்ருஷ்ண ஸ்ரீநிவாஸ ஐயர் (Semmangudi Radhakrishna Srinivasa Iyer) | Semmangudi Srīnivāsa Aiyar (or Iyer) (born July 25, 1908, Tirukkodikaval, Thanjavur District, Madras Presidency, India – died October 31, 2003, Madras, Tamil Nadu State, India) was an Indian Carnatic vocalist. |
| Search | Add | 38 | Marcelo A. Díaz Soto | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Totprod | Design agency. | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Jude Holmes | Producer and manager. | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Christian Bluthardt | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | İradə Mehri | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Vladimir Maloletkov | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | John Pantis | Yannakis "John" Pantis | Canadian songwriter, producer, manager and record company executive from Québec. Brother of [a=Denis Pantis]. See also company profile [l=John Pantis] for copyrights, etc. |
| Search | Add | 38 | Ländlerkapelle Alpina, Chur | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Jesse Scherr | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Michæl Yelkin | Designer. | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Gravity↗↗Tanoshisa♪Fullvoltaaage!!! | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Stanisława Jabłońska | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Kurt Henkels Big Band | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Noboru Yamana | Japanese music writer, specializing in reggae. | |
| Search | Add | 38 | M.L. Haynes | Art director and designer | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Tom Lungstrom | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Koichi Iwaki | 岩城光一 | [b]Kōichi Iwaki (岩城滉一)[/b] - Japanese singer and actor born on March 21st, 1951 in Tokyo. He is of Zainichi Korean descent and later naturalized as a Japanese citizen. |
| Search | Add | 38 | Cees Landstra | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Tyler Bisson | Bassist, guitarist, singer and engineer at [l723672] and [l=Complete Mastering] | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Lisette Lorenzo | President | Owner / Operated by Lisette Lorenzo [l776382] - Art & Design Graphic center in Miami, Florida | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Debbie McGuan | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Zbigniew Rychlicki | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Xavier Ribalta | Francesc Xavier Ribalta i Secanell | Born in Tarrega, Lleida, June 3, 1943, is a Spanish singer in Catalan artistically recognized as Xavier Ribalta. |
| Search | Add | 38 | Banda Española | This is an umbrella name for all brass bands with no name credited. For brass bands with no name credited performing pasodoble style music in bullfight consider to use [a2007651]. | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Eat, Sleep + Design | Graphic-Design studio located in Berlin. | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Ian Mariano | Ian Mariano | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Mario Mutis | Chilean musician, best known as the bass player and multi-intrumentalist of [a=Los Jaivas]. Born: October 20th, 1947. | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Elena Tanz | Elena Coren | DJ and producer from Udine, Italy. |
| Search | Add | 38 | Florencio Constantino | Florencio Constantineau | Spanish operatic tenor (born April 9, 1869 in Ortuella, Spain – died November 19, 1919 in Mexico City, Mexico) |
| Search | Add | 38 | Арніка | Володимир Васильєв, Віка Врадій, Валентин Нестеренко, Віктор Морозов, Ігор Гунько, Іван Господарець | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Bruno Dasi | Born in Barletta | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Bunny Hylton | ||
| Search | Add | 38 | Salvatore Gualtieri | Salvatore Gualtieri | Italian DJ, producer and composer. |
| Search | Add | 38 | Sri Ganapathi Sachchidananda Swamiji | Ganapathi Sachchidananda (born 26 May 1942 in Mekedatu in the state of Karnataka, India) is a Hindu avadhuta, a type of mystic or saint who is seen to be beyond egoic-consciousness. He is renowned for his healing and meditation music and is considered a guide who promotes ancient Vedic rituals and traditions. In particular, he teaches bhakti - the devotional chanting of the names of God (japa) as well as traditional and self-composed bhajans. Ganapati Sachchidananda gives seminars and also concerts worldwide. | |
| Search | Add | 38 | Nathalie Noguera-Vera | Nathalie Noguera-Vera | Spanish-born female singer Nathalie Noguera-Vera Varez, was involved in the 90's as Chief Editor of many French music magazine like [l80793], [b]Rage[/b] and [b]Guitar & Bass[/b] plus some music related books like '[b]The goth Bible: A Compendium for the Darkly Inclined[/b]' by [b]Nancy Kilpatrick[/b] Also using the nickname [b]Deborah Lee[/b], in 1993 released a soloist album and has been collaborating doing some backing Vocals in recordings released by French Hard Rock acts, mainly because she is married with French musician [a1922426] |
| Search | Add | 38 | Kayshan | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Krešimir Remeta | Krešimir Remeta | Croatian jazz musician (bass/contrabass player). |
| Search | Add | 37 | Adam A. Amaya | Visual artist from Houston, Texas. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Di Lello Studio | U.S. graphics studio active in the 1950s. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Reece Graphics | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | D'Esquire | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Cody Googoo | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Rocky Gibbs | Carl Gibson | Jamaican reggae & dance hall producer who has been using a lot of rhythms produced by his father Joe Gibbs and who also released some stuff from Joe Gibbs' back catalogue. |
| Search | Add | 37 | Hedda Obermaier-Wenz | German illustrator from [i]Werdenfelser Land[/i] (*1918 Icking, † 2014 in München), in addition to illustrating children's books, she also designed numerous record covers for the [l65067] label in the 1960s. Her mother [i]Else Wenz-Viëtor[/i] (born April 30, 1882 in Sorau, Nieder-Lausitz, † May 29, 1973 in Icking) was also a children's book illustrator. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Martin Clayton | Credited on Indian Classical releases notes | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Farkasházy Tivadar | Farkasházy Tivadar | Farkasházy Tivadar (born: December 15, 1945, Budapest) is a double Pulitzer Prize winner Hungarian humorist, economist and journalist. |
| Search | Add | 37 | Whitfield-Strong | Prolific writing duo known for their contributions to the artists involved with the various [l=Motown] labels. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Muhamad Ikbal Arifin Suradi | Visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Татьяна Страканова | Engineer. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Prototyperz | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Norman Barrow | Guyanese-born Barbadian musician and recording engineer. He was the bassist for the popular calypso/spouge band [a806219] and engineer for many recordings at [l433302] in the 1970s and 1980s. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Fromyourbed | Roslyn Winter Echo | Singer / songwriter from New Zealand, now based out of Olympia, Washington. Roslyn (they/em) was born in New Zealand but now resides in Washington. Inspired by many artists including the likes of Snow Patrol, Jeff Pianki, Bon Iver & The Paper Kites, Roslyn's music is an introspection on memories and a cathartic process. Typically just solo with vocals and an acoustic guitar, their songs center in the folk-pop realm. Whilst 17 and graduating high school, they recorded their first full length LP, 'Falling Up' and released in June, 2020. After some time and rediscovery, sophomore record 'cards' came out in in August, 2021. 2022 saw the release of four new records & some songs here and there. In April, 'glimpses' & in August with album 'face and' created with Eli Utter. And in November, co-produced with Eli Utter & Talis Auseth titled, 'For Nazomi, On the Windowsill' released. The album featured many talents including 10 vocalists, musician friends Luka Simpson, Daniel Marcotte, Eli Utter, cellist August Posch & guitarist Chivan Lim of WINEHOUSE. Following, 'curveball!' was made & released in December; being a sister-record of sorts to earlier venture, 'face and'. More recently, they have been performing primarily in their current hometown, Olympia, WA or Seattle/Portland. + being part of jonny's boy band, Jack Jay, Continuum & Fern Spores + assisting with projects by dear friend Eli Utter. On December 31, 2023, their band Continuum released their first self-titled album. |
| Search | Add | 37 | Ralph Unsworth | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Jens Brucherseifer | German nationalsocialistic musician, vocalist and songwriter. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Original Bauernkapelle Fidelio | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Constantine Horizon | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | J.M. Harmony | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Hidekuni Maejima | 前島秀国 | "Sound and Visual" Magazine writer. |
| Search | Add | 37 | daMFmastermind | Rob Rotandi | Producer, Audio Engineer, Songwriter, Vocalist, Composer & Sound Design |
| Search | Add | 37 | Marcel Lévèque | Canadian (Québec) conductor and arranger. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Stanley Chaman | Trinidad born artist and brother of [a531817]. During the 1960s he was in a group [a4213078] with his brother. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Mario "Mojarra" Fernandez | Argentinian bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Deridoux-Terwagne | Duo of accordionists, composed of Ed (or Edgard) Deridoux and Féli Terwagne. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Goatart | Yang Yang | Cover artist |
| Search | Add | 37 | Nicholus Parrott | American multi-instrumentalist, artist, producer and founder of label [l=Completely Gone Recordings], formerly [l=Hot Damn! Tapes]. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Mario Mavrin | Mario Mavrin | Croatian bass/contrabass player. |
| Search | Add | 37 | Blyh Media | Also see [a=Niclas Blyh] and [a=Niclas Blyh Media]. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Keimpe Rozeboom | Keimpe Johannes Antoon Rozeboom | Maintenance technician at [l=Dureco Studio] who occasionally stood in in the cutting room. His cuts can be recognized by the initial R. Born in Amsterdam, 18 February 1949; died in Weesp, 29 December 2008. |
| Search | Add | 37 | Ashley Kozak | British producer, bassist and manager. Born c.1930. Died 2008. Best known as [a=Donovan]'s manager. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Enzo La Face | Enzo Laface | Italian singer-songwriter in the Calabrian dialect of the folk genre and author of political satire, from Reggio Calabria His career began in 1970 on the occasion of the revolt of the people of Reggio to obtain the regional capital, then assigned to Catanzaro. Graduated : Liceo Classico Tommaso Campanella / Università degli Studi "Mediterranea" di Reggio Calabria From the 1990's, he began to benefit from the collaboration of his children: [a6444666] (pop music singer), Pino (drummer) and [a7264382] (guitarist and singer) |
| Search | Add | 37 | Richard Hutchison | Richard "Hutch" Hutchison | Engineer |
| Search | Add | 37 | Dickie Wong | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Nacho Antolín | Visual designer. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Yecco | yecco@gofinger.net | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Jennifer Fanning | Classical Soprano vocalist and Booklet Editor | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Jade Santos | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Harry Bluff | Leonce Charles Bluff | b.: 1869 (Hoxton, Shoreditch, London, Middlesex) d.: 1942 British comic, singer, and comedian. He probably also recorded under the name Robert Nash and/or Robert Naish. |
| Search | Add | 37 | Kathleen Hession Studio | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Gerry Rosentswieg | American graphic designer based in Los Angeles (1935-1995) | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Glynn Storm | South African keyboardist, composer and arranger. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Milton Bland | Milton James Bland | Musician and songwriter/arranger, Milton James Bland (1930-1986) is better known as [a=Monk Higgins]. |
| Search | Add | 37 | Ignacy Podgórski I Jego Nadzwyczajna Orkiestra | Polish-American orchestra based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Led by Polish-born violinist [a=Ignacy Podgórski] (1886-1957), this band recorded for [l=Victor], [l=Columbia], [l=Harmonia], and [l=Okeh]. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | The Merrimakers | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Valérie X | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Tr3oX | Andy Humble & Damien Real Charly | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Mark Pinnock | Runs [l=Natural Bridge]. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Леонид Пятигорский | Леонид Павлович Пятигорский | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Rebecca Coffman | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Roland Radaelli | Roland A. Radaelli | Founder of [l=Disco Magic UK]. |
| Search | Add | 37 | Ian A. Walker | Art director and designer. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Gabriel Gössel | Czech shellac collector and reissue producer. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Борис Карлов | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Al Pellegrini | Pianist and clarinetist who commonly accompanied [a=Mel Tormé] in the middle of the 1950s. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Raymond Siozade | Accordionist and orchestra leader | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Keith Bonsoir | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Soulfunky | SoulFunky is Gary Lavin, Soulful/Funky House music DJ, producer and re-mixer from the UK working with labels such as Quantize recordings, Choochmusic, Kinky Trax, Soul Shift Music, Ensemble 770, Bleenchic and more. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Sreten Ćurić | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Gera Zim Zum | Argentine music maker, specialized in the instrumental fusion of Deep House, Electronic Rock, Industrial, Breakbeat and Synthpop styles. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Mike Hurni | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Wave Debb | Dave Webb | Field recordings looped live, split into bass, mid and treble then mangled with effects pedals. |
| Search | Add | 37 | Serious Art/Fx | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Bart Spinelli | DJ and producer from Italy. Founder of [l=BS Records (5)]. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Joel Abad | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Jack Izaak | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Tom Frawley | Pseudonym used for various singers in early 20th century. [b]This name did not always apply to one specific artist[/b]. Sometimes a pseudonym of [a=irving kaufman] on label [l108857]. Also used by [a=Bill Coty]. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Zillin | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Ανθούλα Μπουζάνη | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Hank Scorpio | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Soul Puncherz | DJ and producer duo based in California, US, formed by Cire B and Keri Lee. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Brian Hands | New Zealand musician, arranger and bandleader | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Ramón Gacías | Spanish musician and drummer in [a=Niños Del Brasil] from 1988 to 1989. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | DJ Ivanov | Андрей Иванов | Died: 15 February 2020 in Australia (aged 47). |
| Search | Add | 37 | Jesselisa Moretti | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Willis Page | Willis Howard Page | American double bassist and conductor, born 18 September 1918 in Rochester, New York and died 9 January 2013. |
| Search | Add | 37 | Caramel Crunch | Designer Pauline Kennedy, associated at one time with [a1651454] | |
| Search | Add | 37 | همایون خرم | امیرهمایون خرم (Amir Homayoun Khorram) | Homayoun Khorram (June 30, 1930 – January 17, 2013) was an Iranian musician, composer, violinist, and a member of the high council of Iran's house of music.[ |
| Search | Add | 37 | Mildred Villafañe | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Daisuke Kuriyama | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Clément Valdelièvre | Clément Valdelièvre | French DJ & producer. Founder and A&R of [l=Daydream (4)], [l=Ethernal], [l=Perceive Records] and [l=Supervision (2)]. Contact: cvald@hotmail.fr |
| Search | Add | 37 | Zeloot | Eline Van Dam | Dutch graphic designer/illustrator/silkscreener, currently works and lives in Den Haag (Netherlands). |
| Search | Add | 37 | Tilak Banerjee | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Thomas Eversole | Metal vocalist and multi-instrumentalist based out of Illinois, USA. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Joel Chandler Harris | Joel Chandler Harris (December 9, 1848 – July 3, 1908) was an American journalist, fiction writer, and folklorist best known for his collection of Uncle Remus stories. Born in Eatonton, Georgia, where he served as an apprentice on a plantation during his teenage years, Harris spent most of his adult life in Atlanta working as an associate editor at The Atlanta Constitution. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Loukas Pour-Hashemi | Loukas Pour-Hashemi | Hard trance and Techno DJ, producer & remixer. Owner of the label [l=Compulzion] Records. |
| Search | Add | 37 | Joh Yamada | 山田穣 | Japanese jazz saxophonist born 1968 in Kyoto. |
| Search | Add | 37 | SergFromHell | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Giampiero Menzione | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Five Minute Hoedown | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Henricka Richards | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Brian G. Morrison | Northern Irish DJ and founder of the [l=Going Good] & [l=Midnight Drive] labels. Former licensing & reissue consultant at [l=Above Board Distribution]. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Michael Rozakis | Μιχάλης Ροζάκης | Greek composer, arranger, and conductor, born in 1946 in Alexandria, Egypt. Died in 23 January 2009 in Athens, Greece. |
| Search | Add | 37 | Petra Kalb | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Egon Kjerrman | Ernst Egon Napoleon Kjerrman | Swedish music director, actor and composer Born September 25, 1920 in Gothenburg, Sweden — died March 13, 2007 in Västerås, Sweden. |
| Search | Add | 37 | Lord Vondur | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Karol Szreter | Karol Szreter | Born September 29, 1898 in Łódź, Poland. Died March 20, 1933 in Berlin, Germany. Polish classical pianist. |
| Search | Add | 37 | Franco Delfino | Francesco Delfino | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Sulmtaler Dirndln | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Martin van Valkenstijn | Martin Falkenstein | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Randall Scott Davis | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Pierre Perichaud | French drummer and visual/tattoo artist. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Vlastimila Brčáková | Czech Engineer | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Studio Gollmar | German design company from Schlaitdorf near Stuttgart. Founded by [a14247439] in 1984. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Les Wackadous | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Frantz-Xavier Boscher | Xavier Boscher is a French Rock Prog Metal guitarist who has released many albums since 1999. For himself and other projects [a=Nebuleyes], [a=Misanthrope (2)]…) He began his solo career with pop & rock new-age guitar style. In 2017 | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Appl3white | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Stu MacQueen | Australian music manager / A&R. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Zespół Instrumentalny Pod Kierownictwem Leszka Bogdanowicza | Polish (studio) ensemble in 1960/70s led by [a902743] | |
| Search | Add | 37 | xing.it | Xing is a cultural organization founded in Bologna in 2000. It is also an artist record label of works by both Italian and international personalities linked to the worlds of live performativity. Xong, the vinyl-only collection initiated in 2021, explores a geography of artists who present this sonic field as a platform to expand their staged worlds. The series has a unique design, conceived by Daniele Caspar/Xing, that characterizes each album and the entire collection. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | 김상희 | Kim Sang-Hee | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Barry Lazell | UK based music journalist and writer. Died in January 1998. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Karhmul | British black metal musician. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Shindo Wataru | Bassist. He played with [a3750005] from 2010 to January 2019. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Rafael Wechterowicz | Rafał Wechterowicz | Polish visual artist. Founder of record label [l292885]. |
| Search | Add | 37 | Het Christelijk Urker Visserskoor "Crescendo" | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | King Saca | Joey Casey | Joey Casey (born March 17, 2003), best known by his stage name King Saca (formerly Saca) is a multi-talented independent singer, rapper, songwriter and record producer from Indianapolis, Indiana. King Saca started out his music career by releasing cover songs on YouTube in 2011, and started putting up instrumentals on his channel around 2014. Eventually taking an interest in rapping and producing he would independently release his first mixtape "Underdog" on July 14, 2017. A few mixtapes later he released his first official independent studio album titled "Full Volume" on December 14, 2019. He released his second album "U5" on June 27, 2020, his third album "Midnight" with the popular singles "Teach Her" and "Make It Home" on April 30, 2021. On March 11, 2022 he released his fourth album "Melodic Fortune" containing the popular singles "The World Is Ending", "Up 2 You", and "Splash" and during the summer of 2022 he released an 8-track EP titled "Summer '22" with popular single "Turks and Caicos". On September 15, 2023, he released his fifth official album "High Voltage" featuring popular singles "Never Back Down", Weather", and "Take U Down". |
| Search | Add | 37 | CCCPu | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Mike Schwab | Art director and designer. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Roland Peachy | British steel guitarist of the shellac era | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Feodor Potorjinsky's Russian Choir | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Aurel Blondea | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Ian Crooks | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Aleksandar Sofronijević | Aleksandar Sofronijević | Born 19.11. 1983 Kraljevo / Srbija Poznati harmonikaš i umetnik... |
| Search | Add | 37 | Masahiro Mada | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Liryc Non Stop | C.C. Torres | Drummer, singer, composer, Dj based in south of France |
| Search | Add | 37 | Exp Exp | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Masashi MOMOZO Oyama | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Tomas Thorberg | Bassist | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Cheikha Habiba Saghira | شيخة حبيبة صغيرة | Cheikha Habiba Saghira (aka "Little" Habiba, in reference to the original Habiba, [a=Cheikha Habiba El Abassia]) |
| Search | Add | 37 | Sirgazhi Govindarajan | Sirgazhi Govindarajan was born Jan 19, 1933 at Sirgazhi of Tanjore district (later Thanjavur district) also denoted as Sirkali – in present day Tamil Nadu and died Mar 24, 1988. He was a leading vocalist in carnatic music and graduated at 17 with the degree 'Isaimani' in 1949. He widened his knowledge of the nuances of Indian music, especially classical carnatic music, and won many competitions. Govindarajan did also playback singing in Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam films. In 1951 he was signed by K. S. Ayer as an exclusive HMV artist and also became a cine-artiste. Also referred to as »Isaimani Padmashri Dr. Sirkali S. Govindarajan« including some of his titles. Sirgazhi also is written Sirgazih, Seerkhazi or Sirkazhi. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Stanley Hottek | Stanley Hottek | Electronic musician from Leipzig, Germany. Musicially active since 1994. Also member of Klangphase and Ultra Noise. Other alias: Mono_moon. |
| Search | Add | 37 | Milinko Žugić | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Manny Gallo | Drummer and graphic designer from Manila, Philippines. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Anri Ubair | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Alberto Fedini | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Тамара Игнатова | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | James "Beans" Richardson | Bassist Brother of bassist [a=Rodney Richardson] Incorrectly credited as 'Johnny Richardson' on much of his discography which consists of releases of a single session with [a=Wardell Gray] | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Kaldrad | Борис Подсобляев (Boris Podsoblyayev) | Boris Podsoblyayev (Борис Подсобляев) born August 25th, 1974 and died on April 27th, 2019 because he was run over by a car. White supremacist/national socialist black metal musician from Russia. One of the key members and founders of the [l289901] scene, he has performed instruments and vocals in a number of black metal bands, as well as the RAC band [a689752]. |
| Search | Add | 37 | Bruno Cardamone | Bruno Cardamone | Italian DJ, producer and label owner. |
| Search | Add | 37 | Yann de Kéroullas | French engineer (mostly mastering) who worked at Reverse Primecut, in Barcelona, Spain. Deceased in September 2013, aged 42. Brother of [a=Hervé de Kéroullas]. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Dominique Gengoul | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Depsa | Salvatore De Pasquale | [a=Salvatore De Pasquale], aka [a=Depsa] (born 1954), is an Italian television writer, composer, writer and portrait painter. |
| Search | Add | 37 | Eddy Jahrls Nyhetskvintett | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | أمين عاكف | Amin Akef is an Egyptian sound engineer. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Christoph Seipel | Christoph Seipel | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Tom Rixford | Designer with substantial visual credits. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | ATX Design | Design agency, based in London. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Alan Caves | Audio engineer and co-owner of [l2729216] | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Interphoto | sometimes as Interphoto Productions Location: Miami, FL U.S.A. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Reales Brass De Colombia | Colombian orchestra based in Bogotá led by [a3580344], also known as Los Reales Brass or Los Reales de Colombia | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Superwives | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Giancarlo Buonfino | Great italian designer and illustrator of the Sixties. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Lasergum Design | Artwork designer, related to [l=Lasergum Records]. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Auntie Kathy | Australian singer [a2932129] sang under this name when singing material for children's music, nursery rhymes, fairy tales etc. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Τατιάνα Βολανάκη | Tatiana Volanaki, Greek illustrator - graphic designer, born in Athens (1945). Daughter of [a4374003] and stepdaughter of [a4061553]. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Andrew Pummell | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Ronny Pearson | Thomas Gleisberg | German bassist. |
| Search | Add | 37 | Paul McKasty | Influential, late rap producer and engineer linked to the Jamaica, Queens (NYC) [l293785]. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Alexander Panoff | Александр Викторович Панов | Composer-arranger, keyboard player, drummer and vocalist from St. Petersburg, began his activity in 1991. He played in the bands "Membrane" and "Stereosignal" (2003 - 2015). At the moment he is working on different projects, composing music for films and his own disco project "Neo Romantic". |
| Search | Add | 37 | Jean Avenel | Jean Avenel | Cauchois born in Gueures, at the confluence of the Sâane and Vienne valleys, Jean Avenel became known from 1984 as the author of sketches in Cauchois that he performed alone on stage, then since 1990 as an author of plays cauchoises which he plays on the Upper Normandy stages in the company of [a=Josette Doré] and Stéphane Avenel. |
| Search | Add | 37 | Danny Hoctor | Daniel James Patrick Hoctor | Born in San Francisco, Daniel James Hoctor, Jr. died, aged 85 years, at his residence in Waldwick, New Jersey on 14 Jul 2014. A professional tap dancer and dance teacher, he owned several performance companies including Dance Caravan, Inc. and Stars of Tomorrow, Inc. In addition, he owned two records labels: Dance Records, Inc. and it's division, Hoctor Records. He is also credited as an actor. |
| Search | Add | 37 | Charo Barba | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Jo Kurzweg | Hans-Joachim Kurzweg | Hans-Joachim Kurzweg (born on December 1, 1936 in Strausberg near Berlin; died July 16, 2023 in Berlin) was a german conductor. He began as a cellist. In 1969 he founded the "[a340381]" and worked together with [a266412] for many years. His orchestra soon established itself as the most important ensemble for party sound music in the GDR. From 1974 simply called "Orchester Jo Kurzweg", accompanied by the [a1766111] and later the [a316663]. brother of [a379946] |
| Search | Add | 37 | Phonista | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Taylor Imaging | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Mustafa Kandıralı ve arkadaşları | Ensemble led by clarinetist [a=Mustafa Kandıralı]: "Mustafa Kandıralı And Friends" | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Bob Durkee | American guitarist, vocalist, engineer, producer and founder/owner of [l=FBE Studios] and [l=Fartblossom Enterprizes]. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Maksim Bessmertniy | Maksim Bessmertniy | Maksim Bessmertniy (Rediit) - Producer and Founder, Owner, A&R Director on Incepto Group (Incepto Music, Incepto Deep, Incepto Smooth, Microbios, BOX4JOY). |
| Search | Add | 37 | Maurice Wellington | Maurice Wellington aka Blacka Wellington is a reggae singer born august 19th, 1950 in Kingston, former of [a166885]. Ran the [l38348] label and work for Joe Gibbs as sound engineer. He also takes care of his brother's carrer [a5178959] aka Nicodemus. He passed away in october the 12th, 2000 | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Doping-Pong | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Steen Bundgaard | Danish Bass Player // Art Director | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Robert Lawson Unit | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Leg Jazz | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Alessandra Callari | Italian visual artist and graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | EDDEAD666 | Edward Robertson | Edward Robertson, Born 9/11/95 , Stage name "EDDEAD" (sometimes stylized as EDDE6D), “EDDYKRUEGER” or “Edthatsmycup” was born in Daytona beach, FL. & grew up on the outskirts of the city of Daytona in Port Orange in the suburbs, Ed was always bullied through school for a very brutal scar on his face, people would slap him in the scar, it came to the point he dropped out at 10th grade because fighting back also led to his suspension, Ed gravitated heavily towards music during this time in his life an found rappers such as Kid Cudi, J Cole, Nipsey Hussel, Mac Miller, that gave him the confidence an drive to pursue his passion in music. & here we are about 10 years later & has amazing things lined up, so stay tuned! |
| Search | Add | 37 | Dennis Herrell | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | unitra_Audio | Paweł Kasperski | Initially, unitrΔ_Δudio was a pioneering project in the vaporwave music scene in Poland that incorporated samples from various Polish artists from the 1980s to the 2000s. The project emerged in 2014 with the "Onionwave Sessions" mixtape, quickly establishing itself as the first of its kind in the country. Over time, unitrΔ_Δudio expanded its sound, delving into wave and synthwave music. In 2015, the project gained notoriety for its viral remix of Krzysztof Krawczyk's "Chciałem być," which became a party anthem throughout Poland. unitrΔ_Δudio continued to release remixes and collaborations, showcasing its versatility and creativity. The project's first album, "Way Past Your Bedtime," was released in 2016 to critical acclaim. In 2018, it released "POST-LOVE," which incorporated ambient, breakbeat, and post-dubstep genres. It was later revealed that unitrΔ_Δudio was an alias of Paweł Kasperski, an established Polish electronic music producer also known as "P.A.F.F.". After a three-year hiatus, unitrΔ_Δudio returned in 2021 with a fresh sound and its third album, "The Ghost Coast." The project explores future garage music and experiments with IDM, jungle, and lo-fi house while still incorporating elements of ambient, wave, and breakbeat music. With renewed energy and passion, unitrΔ_Δudio is poised to make a lasting impact in the electronic music scene. |
| Search | Add | 37 | Dale McKechnie | Tape editor. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | BMH Arthouse | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Gonzalo "Lalo" González | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot | Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot | B. July 17, 1796 – D. February 22, 1875, he was a French landscape painter and printmaker in etching. Corot was the leading painter of the Barbizon school of France in the mid-nineteenth century. He is a pivotal figure in landscape painting and his vast output simultaneously references the Neo-Classical tradition and anticipates the plein-air innovations of Impressionism. |
| Search | Add | 37 | Frza | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Hans White | [b]Hans White[/b] is an American musician, producer, artist, and photographer. He performs in the bands [a=Sneeze Attack] and [a=The Croissants] and is the founder of the record labels [l=Brat Mag + Music] and [l=Pleasant Screams Cassettes]. He has also contributed artwork, photography, and music videos for bands such as [a=Joyce Manor] and [a=Dog Party] among many others. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Orchestra Umberto Casè | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Premiere Graphix | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Stefano Damiani | Credited for artwork. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Łukasz "Limps" Koniecko | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | آندرانیک | Andranik Asatouryan (born 1941, died 2015 in Los Angeles) was an Iranian Armenian pop music composer and arranger. He is also nicknamed آندو (Ando). | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Le Casino Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Enrique Villarreal "El Drogas" | Enrique Villarreal Armendáriz | [b]Please use [a3672741] profile for his solo releases with a backing band.[/b] Spanish singer, bass player and songwriter of hard rock - rock urbano. Born in Chantrea / Txantrea district of Pamplona (Navarra) on 31 August 1959. Founding member and leader of Barricada since 1982 to 2011, previously played in Kafarnaún. Meanwhile and after Barricada plays in Txarrena, Punk Sapos Band, La Venganza De La Abuela and as "El Drogas" with a backing band. |
| Search | Add | 37 | Martin Respaut | Graphic Designer, Art Director, Music Producer. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Marja de Sanctis | Marja de Sanctis | Visual artist and illustrator based in London. |
| Search | Add | 37 | Chuck Macak | Producer and engineer. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | La Famille Myriam | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | The Rhythm Pals | Canadian country music trio formed in 1946 in New Westminster, BC, by the accordionist and baritone Marc Wald (b Bismarck, ND, 1922), the bass player and tenor Mike Ferbey (b Saskatoon 1926), and the guitarist and tenor Jack Jensen (b Prince Rupert, BC, 1925). | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Eric Ullrich | German designer and photographer based in Berlin. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Claudio Elias Scialabba | Italian visual artist, hardcore / metal musician from Rome. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Serkan Balkan | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Radu Baron | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Miodrag Jašarević | (1916 - 1976) Serbian violin player from Kruševac. In 1947 he joined the Zabavni orkestar RTB and later Narodni orkestar RTB. After Vlastimir Pavlović Carevac passed away in 1963 Jašarević became the new leader and conductor of Narodni orkestar RTB. He died in a car accident in Okt. 1976 together with Silvana Armenulić and Mirjana Barjaktarević. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Maurice Disco Music Sound | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | James Amelio Pulli | American bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Cold Poison | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Mardoša | Marek Huňát | Czech bass player, DJ and writer. Born January 13, 1974 in Prague (former Czechoslovakia). Son of [a=Čestmír Huňát]. |
| Search | Add | 37 | Guillermo Diez | Colombian producer | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Fadil Redžić | Fadil Redžić | Brother of [a=Zoran Redžić] |
| Search | Add | 37 | Samantha Groove | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Die 5 Gloria Gesangs-Gitarristen | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Kimberly Brathwaite Moore | Kimberly Brathwaite Moore neé Kimberly Brathwaite | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Przemysław Kućko | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Lisa Gurney | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Торий Машкевич | Торий Владимирович Машкевич | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Tero Junkkila | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Comicul Bolyn | Alexandru Bolintineanu | |
| Search | Add | 37 | John Wooler | Producer and professor of music industry. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Sam Octigan | Australian vocalist & artist from Melbourne, Victoria. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Roland Daum | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Laimonas Paškevičius | Born in 1976. Lithuanian folk-pop music vocalist, audio-video engineer. Started out in professional music performing together with [a=Dainava], briefly performed with [a=Bočiai]. Released a few solo folk-pop albums in the 90s, with songs written and/or compiled by his mother, [a=Aldona Elena Paškevičienė]. Founded music label [l=Klavišas] in 1999, which stayed active for a few years, releasing some of his and other Lithuanian artists' music. Performed with the wedding music group Black4 in the 00s-10s. Aside from singing, mostly worked as an engineer and technician at numerous labels, such as [l=Pūkas], [l=Martis], [l=Geitas] and [l=Litart], also recording studios such as [l=Studija "MA"], later even working as an educator in the audio-video sphere. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Ländlerkapelle Röby Leutwyler | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Cheb Djallal | Darsi Djillali | Raï singer (b. 26 March 1961, Tlemcen - d. January 2002, Marseille) A protégé of [a3264622], know for his song « Alabas ». Died in a car accident in Marseille. |
| Search | Add | 37 | Dennis Dörr | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Maximilian Topp | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Oliver Haecker | ||
| Search | Add | 37 | Jack Säuberli | Swiss composer, arranger, producer and graphic artist. He lives in Neuheim, Switzerland. | |
| Search | Add | 37 | Kayode Salami | Nigerian recording engineer. Worked at [l389794] and [l334331]. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | DJL! | Dan Louie | Producer, remixer and event DJ from San Francisco, CA, USA. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Πέτρος Τζούμας | Τραγουδιστής Ηπειρώτικων Τραγουδιών | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Federico Avila | American guitarist and recording engineer. Active in the DIY hardcore / punk / metal scene in Northern California from the 2000s. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Rey De La Torre | Cuban classical guitarist, born 9 December 1917 in Gibara, Cuba, died 21 July 1994 in San Jose, California, USA. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | کوروس سرهنگزاده | Kouros Sarhangzadeh was an Iranian pop singer. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Donna F. | Maya Ford | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Teddy Moore | French (?) photographer, musician | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Eloise Bryan | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Tymon Mabaleka | Tymon Mabaleka | Zimbabwean Music Producer. Tymon Mabaleka was a renowned Music Producer from Zimbabwe who played a significant role in shaping the country's music industry. He started his career at Gallo Records in 1975, where he initially worked in sales. Later, he moved to Harare and became a music producer, working with a diverse range of musicians, including Lovemore Majaivana, John Chibadura, Oliver Mtukudzi, Marshall Munhumumwe, Solomon Skuza, Light Machine Gun, Ilanga, Andy Brown, and Fortune Muparutsa. Mabaleka was a prolific producer and created numerous number one hits that were popular across Zimbabwe. His work contributed significantly to the growth and development of Zimbabwean music, and he is remembered as a legendary figure in the country's music history. He died in June 2014 |
| Search | Add | 36 | Весёлые Голоса | Вокально-инструментальный ансамбль "Весёлые голоса" | Vocal-instrumental ensemble "Merry voices". ВИА "Весёлые Голоса" (VIA "Merry Voices") was created at the Lenconcert in 1969 by artistic director [url=https://www.discogs.com/ru/artist/1868621]Viktor Ivanovich Shchepochkin[/url], who previously worked in the ensemble [url=https://www.discogs.com/ru/artist/1542364]"Druzhba"[/url] under the direction of [url=https://www.discogs.com/ru/artist/1598457]Alexander Bronevitsky[/url]. The main soloist of the ensemble was the popular Leningrad pop singer [url=https://www.discogs.com/ru/artist/1567149]Anatoly Korolev[/url]. The ensemble repeatedly changed its composition, released one large and several small records at the [l=Мелодия] company, but despite the fact that in the 80s the ensemble successfully toured and had VIA-style hits in its repertoire, the [l=Мелодия] record company after 1979 did not publish them again for a year. Leaders : [a=Виктор Щепочкин] (1969-83) Павел Субботин [a=Эдуард Кузинер] |
| Search | Add | 36 | Fer Prado | Fernando Prado | Runs the Spanish label [l1850904] |
| Search | Add | 36 | Mr. Nathulal | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Alexandra Bolton | Graphic artist. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Justin Duerr | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Backbone Visuals | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | เดือนเพ็ญ อำนวยพร | Duenpenh Umnuayporn | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Nils Tibor | Nils Tibor | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Olivier Baurain | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Andreas Gold | Czech visual artist and art director for [l822315]. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Charles Leggett | British cornet player (born September 20, 1874 in Brighton, Sussex – died November 29, 1934 in Wandsworth, London SW) Leggett joined the Scots Guards Regimental Band in 1891, rising to become Band-Sergeant of the Scots Guards and Principal Professor of Cornet at the Royal Military School of Music. Known as "The World's Finest Cornet Soloist," he was a great favorite of King Edward VII who especially prized Leggett's rendition of "Softly Awakes My Heart," from "Samson and Delilah." From 1927 to his death in 1934, Leggett performed on BBC radio as its principal cornet and served as deputy conductor and general supervisor of the BBC Wireless Military Band. Between 1910 and 1916, Leggett cut dozens of records for [l=Columbia] and a variety of smaller labels. He also recorded for [l=Pathé] (ca. 1916-1919) and [l=Duophone Record] (1928). | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Donnie Gossett | Donald Edward Gossett Jr. | Donnie Gossett has been making music since the 1960s with over 900 live performances in 16+ countries. Donnie has played major venues like the Waikiki Shell in Honolulu, Disneyland, The World’s Fair, the 2010 Paralympic Games (part of the Olympic Games), Rizel Park in Manila, Vancouver Coliseum, Vancouver Orpheum, Calgary Stampede, Edmonton Klondike Days, Pacific National Exhibition and Bocca Soccer Stadium in Buenos AIres, Argentina. Donnie has written 500+ songs, plays guitar, bass, keyboard, drums and sings and contributed to 50+ albums as musician, producer, arranger and engineer as well creating 100+ promo videos, programmed the sound for 4 AAA video games including multi-million selling Simpsons Road Rage. In recent years Donnie has averaged 50 live performances per year as well as writing and releasing 3 new albums of all original material in the last 3 years. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Кузьма Рябинов | Константин Валентинович Рябинов | Константин «Кузя УО» Рябинов (in English: Konstantin «Kuzya UO» Ryabinov), also known as Кузьма Рябинов (Kuz'ma Ryabinov). Born October 20th, 1964, died March 16th, 2020. |
| Search | Add | 36 | No Koes | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Ansambl Dragana Tokovića | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Dave Wanklin | British bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Bubby Lavecchia | Francisco Ángel Lavecchia | Córdoba, Argentina 1933 - Buenos Aires, Argentina; April 25, 1989. More well-known with the stage name of Bubby Lavecchia was a pianist and conductor of Argentine orchestra oriented to the jazz and the melodic music. Other names Bubby or Buby Lavecchia. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Eduardo De La Malena | Eduardo Gutiérrez Seda | Eduardo Gutiérrez Seda (1925 - 1990) was a Spanish flamenco guitarist known as "Eduardo de la Malena". |
| Search | Add | 36 | The Leyland Motors Band | Brass band based in Leyland,Lancashire, United Kingdom. Established in 1946 as the Leyland Motors Band. Appeared under different names : Leyland Motors Band (1946 - 1979), Leyland Vehicles Band (1979 - 1988), Leyland DAF Band (1988 - 1992), BNFL (Leyland) Band (1992 - 1997), JJB Sports Leyland Band (1997 - 2000) | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Planet Of The Fakes | UK Britcore Outfit. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Bartosz Zaskórski | Bartosz Zaskórski | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Bob Lexington | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Toshio Mishima | 三島敏夫 | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Ledge Morrisette | Dave Morrisette | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Erik Jarvi | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | سيد الصفتي | سيد الصفتي (Sayyid al-Ṣaftī) | al-Sheikh Sayed al-Safti (1867 - 1939) was an Egyptian singer. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Svante Widén | Svante Erik Widén | Swedish pianist, arranger, conductor and producer. Born June 9, 1938 in Avesta, Sweden — died November 29, 2007 in Södertälje, Sweden. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Mose Tapiero | Italian ocarina player | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Remy C. | Remy Cuveillier | French guitarist and graphic designer. Works with the graphic design company [a2908050]. Based in Paris. Born July 18th, 1979. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Carlo Dalla | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Matt Dresdner | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Die Blaskapelle Sepp Vierlinger | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Las Ventanas | Mexican beat, garage rock and bubblegum band. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Cobla La Principal De Girona | Spanish cobla (folk ensemble) from Girona active from 1910 until 1977. Please, do not confuse with [a3033354] and [a6526058]. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Marcel Rothel | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | DJ Pedroh | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | J. Causley Windram | James Causley Windram | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Lou Prisby | Jazz Saxophonist. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Benny Rehn | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Danny Isola | First in topping off beats & rhythms with a artwork-format showcasing photo-sequences of aesthetics inspired by hustlin ,urban culture and street wear. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Phil Rigaud | Philippe Rigaud | New York based drummer and founding member of The Templars, drummer for Stomper 98, and skinhead reggae DJ. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Esente | Polish hip-hop artist, mainly performing in the Nerdcore sub-genre, but also in "traditional" hip-hop style. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Lumina Sector | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Carlugo | French DJ and producer based in Paris who plays House music but has also developed a whole concept of mix on various styles ranging from chill out, music to meditate, tribal sounds, soundscapes, jazz and more popular music. He is one of the founders of [l=Monkey Treep] label. He created the parisian "Chic Chic" parties with DJs, musicians, fashion shows & live performances. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Raymond C. Scott III | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Reverend Samuel K. Lewis | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Gerasimos Dionatos | Gerasimos is involved in a wide range of sound related activities from music production, audio mixing & mastering to sound designing for videogames. Moreover he has a Master digree in Music Technology and Acoustics. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Роберт Каракетов | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Orchestre Somo Somo | Congolese rumba/soukous group. Originally formed in Zaire in 1974 by [a454524] (lead guitar) with [a1390274] (vocals), [a4480277] (rhythm guitar) and [a1390274] (bass). This original line-up only lasted a short time as various members left to rejoin [a4480277]. [a454524] then formed a new version of the group in Kenya in the early 1980s. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Милан Завков | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Kapelle Balmerbuebe | Swiss folk music ensemble from Wilderswil, Bernese Oberland. Members: Hans Balmer, Clarinet (1918 - 2006) Walter Balmer Sen., Accordion (15.06.1921 - 04.03.1983) Irmgard Balmer-Hirni, Accordion (1920 - 1983) Adolf Balmer, Double Bass (1926 - 1983) | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Lou James Iocca | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Darrell Hyde | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | W.A. Richard Müller | German graphic designer / visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Maurício de Oliveira | Mauricio de Oliveira was born at Vitória, Espirito Santo, Brazil on July 19, 1925 and died on September 1, 2009. He was a great Brazilian guitarist. Mauricio is the father of guitarist [a4570288] and grandfather of [a3960999]. Mauricio was the first Brazilian to record the complete works for guitar by [a691665]. In 1955 participated in the "V World Youth Festival" in Warsaw, Poland, has been awarded with the song "Canção da Paz". In 2006 he received on stage at the Teatro Carlos Gomes, the Taru Award, designed to honor outstanding personalities of the Espírito Santo state's culture. In 2008 contracted Alzheimer's disease and died in Vitória, ES, Brazil, on September 1, 2009. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Rikard Skizz Bizzi | Rikard Giuseppe Bizzi | Swedish hip-hop musician from Tumba in Stockholm County, also known by the stage name Skizz, born March 10, 1985. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Marie Fišáková | Marie Fišáková | Czech graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Mario Moletti | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Los Satelites De Fidencio Ayala | The Norteño group of [a3040964], Ramon Ayala's brother. It originally had Fidencio Ayala, Jose Luis Ayala, Eliseo Robles, and the youngest of the group, Juan Manuel Robles, who was 9 years old at the time of it's creation. Jose Luis Ayala and Eliseo Robles left to Los Bravos Del Norte, and Fidencio got new members in their spot. also known as [b]Los Satélites[/b] or [b]Los Satelites De Reynosa[/b] (in Eliseo Robles' period) or [b]Los Satelites De Fidencio Y Toño[/b] (after [a6531058] joined). | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Orchestra Louis Conald | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Teo Peter | Teofil Peter | Born on 11th April 1954, Cluj-Napoca, România – died on 4th December 2004, București, România, was a Romanian musician and bass player, co-founder of the group [a=Compact]. He is the father of [a=Teo Peter Jr.], bass player for [a=Altar (4)]. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Yugo Hasegawa | Graphic designer, based in Berlin, Germany and Kyoto, Japan. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Духовный Хоръ Подъ Упр. А. А. Архангельскаго | Spiritual choir under the direction of A. A. Arkhangelsky | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Sebastian Teir | Johan Sebastian Teir | Finnish composer and keyboardist who creates instrumental, melodic synthesizer music. His music is heavily influenced by 70’s and 80’s synthesizer music as well as modern electro. Sebastian Teir alias [a=Kebu] makes his music using only analogue synthesizers. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Ethel Barrett | Ethel Barrett (December 28, 1913 – May 10, 1998) was a prolific Christian writer, speaker, and storyteller, whose popularity peaked between the early 1950s and the mid-1980s. She sold millions of copies of over 40 different books for publishers like Zondervan, Gospel Light and Regal Books. The latter printed and sold more than 4 million copies of her work. She also recorded over 30 audio recordings distributed on records and tapes. Ethel started her storytelling career as a Sunday School teacher in Schenectady, New York in the early 1940s. She was asked to teach the Boys Brigade class, made up of the most unruly boys in the area. She had so much trouble keeping their attention that she began telling Bible stories using character voices and full dialog to capture their attention. That Sunday School class became a great success and her local fame and storytelling talent landed her some weekend radio jobs where she would tell Bible stories on local Christian radio stations. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Ju_k_ | pastajuku | JP tape noise idm |
| Search | Add | 36 | إسماعيل أحمد | Ismail Ahmed (1933 - 1997) was a Moroccan singer from Rabat. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Divaiz | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Kirill Kashatskikh | Кирилл Кашатских | DJ / producer, mastering engineer & electronic music teacher from Saint Petersburg, Russia. Born October 8, 1987. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Trautmann | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Frederico Carlo mel Hidalgo | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Lazaris | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Kanda, Kodža i Nebojša | Serbian alter-rock band formed in Belgrade in 1990. Their music is mixture of rock, reggae, funk, soul, acid-jazz and techno. Members: Oliver Nektarijević - vocals Rastko Lupulović - guitar (1990-1996) Vladislav Rac - bass (1990-2001) Stevan Dimitrijević - drums (1990-1998) Marko Petronijević - trumpet (1990-2001) Ivan Topisirović Top - guitar (1996-2001) Vladan Rajović - drums (1998-2001) Dejan Utvar - drums (1999-2001) Nikola Novaković - guitar (2003-2008) Nenad Pejović - guitar (from 2003) Branislav Dragović - bass (2003-2011) Zoran Erkman - trumpet (2005-2007) Janko Mostarlić (Figlio Di Putana) - guitar (2008-2025) Damjan Babić - guitar (from 2025) | |
| Search | Add | 36 | GGLV | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Christy Dinapoli | Christy Paul DiNapoli | American producer, songwriter and southwest director of Promotion & Marketing for [l115996] in Nashville Tennessee. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Giancarlo Botti | Photographer, born in Italy in 1931. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | C. Barny Robertson | Arranger, producer, engineer, musician | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Ana María Drack | Ana Navarro Campos | Spanish singer (b. 20.09.1941), active in the 70s. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Thalios | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Cyriel Van Den Hemel | Bass player, concert promoter (with his booking agency Europe) and video producer from Vlissingen (Netherlands). Best known for organizing the first [a=Pink Floyd] tours in the Benelux. Died London, 2011. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Mokhtarizal | Mohammed Shah Mokhtarizal | Malaysian studio engineer, active at [l=Iseekmusic Studio]. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Cities Service Band Of America | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Apothecary Blue | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Cousin Rachel | Marve Davis & Herbie Mensah | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Αλέκος Γεωργιάδης | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Rob Moran | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Mersa Miljković | Yugoslav sevdalinka singer from Bosnia and Herzegovina. Mersa was born in Velika Kladuša, Bosnia-Herzegovina. She was most popular in the 1970s. She lives in Zagreb, Croatia | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Miguel Palhares | Electronic music producer and DJ from Portugal. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Patrice Fabien | Marc Le Poulennec | French producer (and talent scout) Created the labels [l141412] & [l93160] |
| Search | Add | 36 | Michael D. Clute | Michael Duaine Clute | American engineer and producer, born April 23, 1959 in Tolna, North Dakota. Based in Nashville. |
| Search | Add | 36 | T. M. Kader Batcha | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Alessandro Fiorin Damiani | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Harry Waine | Graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | digitalmk06 | Milan Kow | digitalmk06 is the creative alias of Milan Kow, a British multimedia artist known for his work in music production, animation, and digital art. As the founder of MWK Records, Kow has released several electronic music tracks and albums, including Found You and Jaded, showcasing his signature style that blends ambient textures with experimental beats. Beyond music, Kow is active on platforms like DeviantArt, where he shares vector illustrations and reviews of animated films, reflecting his deep engagement with animation and storytelling. His YouTube channel features music videos and animated content, further highlighting his multidisciplinary approach to art and media. Through MWK Records and his various online platforms, digitalmk06 continues to contribute to the UK's independent creative scene, merging audio and visual art forms to craft immersive experiences for his audience. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Pierre Arnaud De Chassy-Poulay | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Mike Apsey | Producer, (born, 17 Dec 1942, died 28 Dec 2014, Tampa, Hillsborough County, Florida, USA) most known for co-producing the original version of the hit "Love (Can Make You Happy)" by [a=Mercy (4)] for [l=Sundi Records]. After that hired as producer by [l=Jamie]. Mike Apsey passed away at a hospice home in Tampa from bronchitis and complications from COPD. He was 72. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Leo Lukassen | Dutch artist manager and booking agency tel. 080-232714 | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Het Urker Mannenkoor "Hallelujah" | Dutch male choir specialised in religious works, accompanied by church organ or piano. Founded in 1897 on the (then) island of Urk as "Oefening Kweekt Kunst" ("Art By Practice"). | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Sergio Salaroli | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Kim Hee Gap | 김희갑 | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Irene Haas | American illustrator & author of childrens' books (1929- ) | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Rickey Folse | Rickey Raymond Folse Sr. | American vocalist, tenor and baritone saxophonist, guitarist, bassist, arranger and songwriter. Member to two different groups with the same name, that recorded for Paula Records in the early 70s as well as Dominion Records and Starbarn Records in the late 70s and 80s He also went on to be band leader of Rick & Diane and the Country Sunshine Band. b.: 1945 |
| Search | Add | 36 | Chautauqua Preachers' Quartette | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Yancioo | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Dusty Shriver | Dusty Shriver | multi-instrumental musician and visual artist Born: 1989 |
| Search | Add | 36 | Florin Buzea | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Ralph Haines | Harold "Scrappy" Lambert | Ralph Haines is most frequently an Alias for [a=Harold "Scrappy" Lambert] (1901-1987), but in a few cases, other singers are also credited under the same pseudonym. For example, "Cryin' For The Carolines" on the A side of [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/12668242]Romeo 1181[/url] was sung by [a=Irving Kaufman], and the vocals on "Dancing With Tears In My Eyes" on the Australian release [l=Angelus (3)] 3255 are by [a=Chick Bullock]. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Lito Manlucu | Lito Manlucu | Recording engineer, music producer, and guitarist in the Chicago west side. In the 80's, he recorded and worked with house music artist like Adonis, Marshall Jefferson, Byron Stingily to name a few in the Chicago west side studio. He is currently recording in his Northside studio and playing gypsy jazz and active in the studio. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Pala Brothers Orchestra | Chicago active with the [l166416] label. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Leon Landgrens Orkester | Swedish orchestra, lead by [a840997] | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Basil Hurdon | Basil James Hurdon | Canadian songwriter and manager from Thunder Bay, Ontario (November 8, 1914 - May 29, 1972). Brother of [a1874176] and longtime manager of [a=Bobby Curtola], who went to the same high school as Basil's son. The brothers founded [l=Tartan Records Ltd. (2)] and its label [l=Tartan] in 1960. They also owned publisher [l=Hurdon Music]. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Reggie Msomi | Mbaqanga may have paid the bills, but for Reggie Msomi and quite a few other talented 1970s South African musicians, jazz and soul were their first love. A relatively small buying public meant that some strong music was being overlooked by the record companies. With a big reputation in the industry as a consumate musician, talent scout, band-leader, writer, arranger and producer, Msomi managed to record this eclectic and now rare collection of his own soul, jazz and even marabi-tinged compositions – recorded as a Mavuthela Production two weeks before the Soweto uprisings in June 1976. Do yourself a favour – sit down and listen to “Swing Africa”, or better still, stand up and Swing Africa - some jazz, lots of soul, but essentially South African! Reggie Msomi formed and led the Hollywood Jazz Band in 1962. He wrote scores of hits for big stars, including Miriam Makeba. One of his bands' own hits that has endured in current compilations is "Midnight Ska", a great sixties ska number which can be downloaded here. In the early seventies Msomi was also band leader of the Flying Jazz Queens, a popular Mbaqanga group. From the back cover: “Reggie was born at Frankland KwaQwabe the Ngunis, along the South Coast, Port Shepstone, Natal. He grew up like all other African Boys, first herded cattle then went to school. He started his music career at an early age, when he made his own guitar with a gallon tin a wooden handle and three ordinary wire strings. He was only ten years of age when he was playing his hand-made guitar, entertaining beer-drinking older men. In 1953 Reggie left Natal for Johannesburg seeking work in the gold mines as a male nurse in the mine hospital. “He bought himself an electric guitar whilst employed by the mines. After a year’s service he left the mines and worked for the Turf Club as a groom boy. There he played for the people of Magaba Njegabane. “The following year he joined a recording company known as RCA where he met people like Chuks Chukudu, bass player; Stanford Tsiu, guitarist; Christopher Songxaka on tenor saxophone. Later he joined Gallo Africa where he made best-selling records composed by himself, some of them he recorded with famous stars like Miriam Makeba, Manhattan Brothers, Lemmy Special Mabaso; The Sky Larks and the late Spokes Mashiyane. “Most of the songs played by Spokes were composed by Reggie who also played a guitar. They were then under talent scout, the late Sam Alcock. In 1960 Reggie was now playing a saxophone. He then recorded a song titled “Dinner Time Twist” which he composed. In 1962 he was appointed as a talent scount for Gallo Africa. During the same year he formed his own band known as the “Hollywood Jazz Band” which took part in the Batfire Trade Fair in South Africa. In 1965 he toured Rhodesia and Zambia with his band. In 1966 he joined Mr R. Bobpape together with the Mahotella Queens and Makgona Tsohle Band. “Between 1970 and 1974 he was on his own doing his works at his house until he recorded an album entitled “Bump to Bump”. Through thick and thin he is taking us to the heart of Africa with this fantastic album.” | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Neoteq | Arthur Kurdiukov | Arthur Kurdiukov was born in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Better known as Neoteq, is a Russian DJ and producer of electronic dance music. Interest in electronic music production began in the early 2000s. Since 2004 he has worked with many Russian record labels. His released tracks under aliases such as Arthur d'Amour, Old Bass System, Access Code, Bohema, Silent Hunter, Art D'ecor, Orange Beam. Arthur is one of the founders label More Records and L2L Music. He is one of the few Russian musicians who get their tracks regularly played by Djs in clubs and radio shows in the UK and other foreign countries |
| Search | Add | 36 | 合衆管樂隊 | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Emil Wydler | Clarinetist and pharmacist born on October 9, 1908 in Bern and passed on November 25, 1984 in Aarau, Switzerland. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | 及川三千代 | 及川ウメ子 | Michiyo Oikawa. (1939−2014) Japanese enka singer． |
| Search | Add | 36 | Đabe Lajf | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Kevin Lamiell | Bass player | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Oliver Glage | Label manager of [l=Sonar Kollektiv]. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Evan Scott Sharfe | Evan Scott Sharfe | Dance music producer from Cincinnati, United States |
| Search | Add | 36 | Ross Dudle | Ross Dudle | Artwork / cover art designer from Chicago, Illinois, United States |
| Search | Add | 36 | Nimród Antal | Nimród E. Antal | Hungarian American film director, screenwriter and actor, born 30 November 1973 in Los Angeles, California, USA. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Nelly Paltinienė Ir Eugenijus Ivanauskas | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Adrian Maloney | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Unholy Darkness | Юлия Рафальськая / Yulia Rafalskaya | Graphic design artist that creates and design unique logos, CD artworks, etc. Married to Illia Rafalskyi, aka [a=Severoth]. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Wilhelm Starkmann | Recording engineer. Born 1906 in Vienna, Austria. Died 1992 in Houston, Texas. Recorded for Columbia (1928 to 1930) and HMV (1931 to 1934) | |
| Search | Add | 36 | The Enfield Band Of The Salvation Army | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Carlos Arias C.A.S. | Carlos Arias | Head of [l=Quality Madrid]. |
| Search | Add | 36 | G&M Design | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Alexandra Rothert | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | محمد راشد الرفاعي | Mohamed Rashed al-Rifa'i was a Bahraini singer. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Chanan Winternitz | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Hector De La Vallée | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Goga Mason | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Orchestra Sauro Sili | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | José A. Bello | José Ángel Bello | Argentinian producer for tango releases through EMI-Odeon S.A.I.C. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Τζένη Λάγαρη | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Kálmán Pongrácz | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Alex De La Nuez | Alejandro de la Nuez Magarzo | Spanish guitar player and composer. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Menge Design Group | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | DJ B.A. | Danny Ackermann | German Hardcore Techno producer and also DJ since 1991. Born on May 5th, 1973 in Schlema (Aue). |
| Search | Add | 36 | 陳幼堅 | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Per Engelmann | Danish illustrator/layouter - and writer of childrens songs. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Rubén Nouzeilles | Argentinian producer, Liner notes Author/Translator and artistic director since 16 April 1953 on [l355705] (later renamed [l207690]) until 30 April 1974. thanks to him artists as Cuncumén, Víctor Jara, Violeta Parra or Lucho Barrios could record their music and became known to people. He directed [l992663] and [l1311977], folk series on that company. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Bill Forshee | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Artsleeves | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Ski Williams | British illustrator from North London. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Carlitos Peredo | (d. Sept. 2021) Bolivian saxophone player. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | BreakID | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Qris Yamashita | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | مها عبد الوهاب | Maha Abdel Wahab was a Syrian singer. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Fonika Media Group | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Bole Bošković | Miodrag Bošković | Miodrag Bole Bošković was born on November 9, 1962, in Titograd (today’s Podgorica), Montenegro, Yugoslavia, where he finished primary and secondary school, as well as the faculty, obtaining the title of bachelor’s in electrical engineering and later the title of bachelor in management (informatics major). He has been involved in music from his early years. Later, through various forms, he was also working with different types of video production (documentaries, art landing, landscape movies). A dozen years he worked as a Music Editor of Montenegro Radio Television (Radio i Televizija Crne Gore – RTCG). Then he worked as a Chief Music Editor and a Technical Director of Podgorica based Radio Antena M and for a short period as a Director of this Radio. After that he was a director of Montena Production in Podgorica. During his stay in England (where he performed on music scenes in Manchester, London, Sheffield and Aston) he also worked as a guest Music and Film Producer at RTV PICCADILY 103, the largest private Radio-TV station in Manchester. After returning to Podgorica, he was an Editor-in-Chief of RTV ELMAG for less than three years, and then an Editor of the Science - Documentary Office of NTV Montena. For short period, he also performed the function of an Editor of the Entertainment and Music Newsroom of the Third Channel of TVCG. He participated in the creation of technical designing, assembly of equipment, opening, and creation of the complete program scheme of a newspaper agency and several Montenegrin radio and television stations (Radio Antena M, Radio Montena, Second Program of Radio Montenegro, Night Program of Radio Montenegro, Radio Ozon Kolašin, TV Montena, TV Elmag, TV Sky Sat, TV Budva, TV MTS, Third Channel of TV Montenegro, ...). During his multi-decade career, he is also the author of various music television serials („Radio County“, „Whole Lotta Love“, "Rock Me Baby", "Fiesta", "Love You Live", "Musical Earthquake", "Montenegro Music Scene") and a documentary program ("Cultural Panel", "Music Postcards of Montenegro - Nuovo", "Unbreakable", etc.). He is the author of the music and music video for the composition "Good Morning Montenegro", which was the opening and closing theme of the morning program of TV Montenegro for years, and based on which the title of the Morning program has remained to this day. He is a participant of many international TV and film festivals (Workshop Sarajevo TV festival, Prix Europe Berlin, Rotterdam TV Festival, Manchester Art, Belgrade Underwater Films Festival, Jahorina Fest, ...). He owns the audio-visual studio "NIGHT ROSE OF MONTENEGRO", where all his films and compositions were created. His hobby is making, collecting and restoring guitars. For the decades of his film and music work, he is the recipient of several significant national and international awards ("Montefon" - award for the promotion of film and instrumental music in Montenegro, "RTVCG Annual Award" for musical creativity, "KUD Stanko Dragojević Honorary Plaque" for the international presentation of Montenegro culture, the Annual Award of the Association of Composers of Montenegro "Ilija Lakešić", the award for special film vision "Jahorina Fest - 2014", the first award at the international Belgrade Underwater Films Festival 2016, etc. He was elected as an honorary member of the Italian “Accademia Archeologica Italiana" (Aqula - Italy) in the field of art - film and music, for the regular member of Doclea Academy of Science and Art (Dukljanska akademija nauke i umjetnosti – DANU), for the first honorary member of the "British-Montenegrin Friendship Association" from London, the honorary member of the Montenegrin association Perper from Leipzig, etc. Bosković was one of the founders and a long-term member of the Board of Directors of the "St. Petar Cetinjski" Foundation and member of the "Council of the Movement for the Independence of Montenegro". He has published over thirty independent releases, CDs of instrumental ambient music (“Night Rose of Montenegro”, “Mountain of Montenegrins”, “Lacus Labeatis”, “Profile”, “Durmitor”, “Doclea and Other Stories”, documentary musical films (“Music Postcards”, “Music Postcards of Montenegro – New”, “Throne Stone From”, “Tsar of Heroes”, “Lacus Labeatis”, “A Peaceful Haven for Your Soul”, etc), documentary films (“History of the Montenegro Judiciary”, “Barice”, serial “Unbreakable”, “Stories of Green Side”, “I Maria Gabriela, granddaughter of the queen Jelena of Savoya”, “Lacus Labeatis in Memorias”, etc) Four film projects by Miodrag Bole Bošković, as well as one DVD release, were declared "of special interest for Montenegrin culture and art" by the Opinion of the Ministry of Culture No. 03-1519/2, dated 1st December 2013. Bole Bošković's music and films have so far been broadcasted on television and radio programs, as well as through other electronic media in more than 27 countries of the world (ENGLAND, RUSSIA, FRANCE, GERMANY, SPAIN, BELGIUM, AUSTRIA, SWEDEN, U.S.A., ARGENTINA, ISRAEL, AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, etc.). Bošković points out: "My music and my films are just my vision of Montenegro, its history, traditions, people, events, and I would be happy if in that way, at least in a part, I showed its beauty, which for me is unfathomable. If I succeeded in that, the credit goes to Montenegro, and if I didn't, don't be too harsh on me. The intentions were extremely sincere". |
| Search | Add | 36 | Tim McCabe | James Timothy McCabe | American music producer, songwriter, vocalist and guitarist. President of the Atlanta Chapter of the Recording Academy. McCabe started his career in Nashville as a teenager with his first combo, "The Impacts," and became a featured vocalist for the Dick Cotton Combo. After attending Vanderbilt University, he moved to Atlanta to pursue a medical degree. While attending college in Athens, McCabe recorded a commercial that lead to a storied career as a jingle singer. He would go on to write, sing or perform on over 800 commercials including "It's The Real Thing" for Coca-Cola, "Kentucky Fried Chicken Tonight," Sears, Stone Mountain Park, Delta Airlines, The Atlanta Braves, Chevrolet and many others. As a songwriter, he's written about 150 songs with about half of them being published. He's produced or recorded 15 albums/CDs over the years, many released on his own label, Planet Earth. McCabe has named and started various labels including Atlantis, Blue Orpheus, Star Song, Lovett, Granny and Planet Earth. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Danielle Glukman H. | Designer and art director | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Deaddreamer | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Бахти Гайсин | Бахти (Бахтиганий) Миниярович Гайсин | (January 24, 1930 — October 5, 1991) Accordion player, composer |
| Search | Add | 36 | Jonas A. Holmberg | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Vladimir Mihaljek | Vladimir Mihaljek | Manager of many important YU rock bands active during 70s including 'Time', and 'Smak'. Miha was author and organizer of all "BOOM" festivals. He is still active in music business. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Orchestra Spettacolo Franco Bagutti | Italian orchestra of ballroom music founded in 1973 by [a2517855] (see also [a3299164], [url=https://www.discogs.com/it/artist/2998103-Orchestra-Bagutti]Orchestra Italiana Bagutti[/url] and [a2517855]). | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Dub Wreckage | Dub Wreckage was a plunderphonics/dub project that ended 2023. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Erskine Designs | Armenian graphic & illustration artist. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Albert Suissa | Born in interwar Casablanca, Morocco, likely in the early 1930s, Suissa became a known musician in his hometown by mid-century. His base––in almost all senses––was the mellah, the Jewish quarter. Not only did Suissa call that area home, specifically, the Rue Bab Marrakech, one of two contact addresses he provided in a c. 1950s songbook, but he also performed at venues there like Salim Halali’s Le Coq d’Or as the scant photographic evidence makes clear. In addition, his fan base was certainly drawn from the popular Jewish quarter but that he had Muslim admirers as well is without doubt. In fact, as I have discovered in various archives, his music was already broadcast on Radio Maroc in the mid-1950s and at least one of his records even raised the ire of the civil controller for its popularity and potentially subversive message. Albert Suissa, who played ‘ud and sang, was a talented lyricist and composer. While it was not his own composition that would enrage the French just before the end of their protectorate there, his other works certainly raised eyebrows. During the tail-end of the 78 rpm record era, for example, Suissa recorded at least one double-sided disc in honor of Sultan Muhammad V. Later, as he sang of matters topical and in styles popular (chaabi or shaʿbi) on records pressed to vinyl, he would gain the attention of both his devotés and his detractors. In the broadest of brushstrokes, then, we have moved toward one history of Albert Suissa’s early career. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Tin Savage | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | George Sheck | American bassist | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Ivan Louchkin | Ivan Louchkin / Иван Лучкин | Electronic and hip-hop musician/producer from Krasnoyarsk, Russia. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Alí Agüero | Alí Agüero | Venezuelan Singer,Composer, Arranger and cuatrist. Alí Agüero (b. Caracas, january 21, 1943). A prolific producer, composer and arranger in the venezuelan publicist industry, one of the most famous jingles belong to the legendary "La Estancia" Restaurant and was composed by Agüero where also sang and play guitar. For more than three decades was part of the chorus group of Venevisión, a venezuelan TV channel. Agüero was a close friend and colaborator of Aldemaro Romero and helped him to founded the Onda Nueva Group, Agüero also founded the not less famous chorus group [a=Los Cuñaos]. As arranger in his beginning , Agüero worked with reputed arrangers as [a=Eduardo Cabrera], [a=Raúl Renau], [a=Anibal Abreu] and after that arranged to [a=Maria Teresa Chacin], [a=Ali Primera], Grupo Raíces de Venezuela, Orquesta Sinfónica Gran Mariscal de Ayacucho, [a=Arturo Sandoval] and many others. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Stevo Djuric | Stevo Djuric | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Judith Friedman | French-born illustrator and educator at the Art Institute of Chicago. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Jim Visconti | Designer and artist. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Jage Jackson | John J. Jackson | Road crew member from Cleveland, Ohio, associated with [a255680] and [a162617]. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Rossini's Accordeon Band | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Mental Design | Mental Design | Dutch design company founded by [a=Mental Theo] |
| Search | Add | 36 | Delfina Venditti | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Đorđi Dimčevski | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Joe H. Hunter | Joe H. Hunter | US country producer, songwriter. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Anne Fulchino | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | 佐藤有 | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Bayanihan Philippine Dance Company | [b]Bayanihan[/b], the National Dance Company of the Philippines, was founded in 1956 by Dr. Helena Z Benitez as Bayanihan Folk Dance Group of the Philippine Women’s University. The following year, 1957, it was formally organized as the performing arm of the Bayanihan Folk Arts Center. Both the center and the dance company were tasked to research on and preserve indigenous Philippine art forms in music, dance, costumes and folklore; to restructure and enhance these research findings to evolve repertoires suited to the demands of contemporary theater; and to promote international goodwill through performances at home and abroad. Since its formal organization the company has mounted fourteen (14) major tours (of six months to a year in duration) to Asia, Australia, Africa, Europe, the Middle East and Americas and over a hundred short tours to foreign countries. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | T. A. Pix Associates | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Rhythm Outlaws Band | Square dance band | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Le Trio Monterey | Membres: Robert Montreuil, Michel Montreuil, Wilfrid Montreuil Autre nom: Les Monterey | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Alejandro Abaroa | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Minja Subota | Милан Субота (Milan Subota) | Minja Subota (Миња Субота) (born 8 November 1938, Sarajevo, Kingdom of Yugoslavia – died 17 September 2021, Belgrade, Serbia) was a Serbian composer, singer, television host and photographer. Brother of [a=Aleksandar Subota]. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Alberto Añón | Alberto Añón Navas | Singer, producer and DJ from Valencia (Spain). Born in Benfica (Portugal). |
| Search | Add | 36 | Schmerzwelten | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Fabio Alzate | Fabio Arturo Alzate Marín | Colombian DJ selector & music lover born 1962 in Medellín and based in Bogotá becoming ones of pioneers in Electronic DJing scene in Colombia since 1988 known as '[i]El Abuelo[/i]' or '[i]Maestro[/i]'; His sets was usually oriented in Disco, New Wave, 80's hits and House classic mainly in 12" vinyl. In 1992 he founded [i]Deejays Skool[/i] with collaboration of [a=DJ Wady], [a=Mathaeux] and others partners being the first academy for DJs in Colombia and established [i]Megastore[/i], the first store specially in equipments and accessories for DJ's; Later between 1994 to 1997 he become as label manager and discographic promoter by [l=ToCo International] for Colombia through of [l=Sonolux] label. During 1992 until 2016 he was directing a weekend live radio show in vinyl sets named [i]Megamix[/i] (so until 1997) and later named as [i]Zona X[/i] broadcasted at [url=https://www.laxmasmusica.com]La X[/url] radio station also between 1992 to 1994 he was directing [i]Dance Box[/i] broadcasted at [i]Radioactiva[/i] radio station. He passed away from cancer on morning in March 28, 2020 in Bogotá, Colombia. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Band Of H.M. 1st Life Guards | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Wayne Douglas, Jr. | Cornelius Wayne Douglas, Jr. | Producer, songwriter, and record executive from Memphis, Tennessee. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Devin Luis | Kevin A. Ledesma | American Writer, Producer, Designer and DJ. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Sylvain Lhôtellier | Designer. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Robert Tribulation | British reggae mixing & recording engineer. Not the same as the reggae band (70s) : [a386588] | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Ariel Porter | Ariel Alejandro Porter | Born in Argentina on 11/25/77. Songwriter, experimental music and multi-instrumentalist. His work goes from 1992 to the present day and is mostly created with common cassette tapes using archaic recording techniques. He does the drawings for the covers. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Mark Shifman | Engineer Has worked at [l=Total Experience Studios], Hollywood, California MTV Networks Richey House Studio, Nashville TN Grassland Studio, Franklin TN The MIDI Lab, Los Angeles, CA | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Doru Borobeică | Romanian bassist, born 21st January 1963 in Bucharest. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Chromatone Design | Design/visual artist for work produced at [l726503]. Though the actual artist was rarely named a lot of the work was produced by [a1879096]. See also [l=Chromatone Design]. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Scare Dem Productions | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Andrew Buckle | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Edgar Jackson | British musician (drums), bandleader & arranger. Worked as a recording supervisor for UK Decca in 1930s & 1940s. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Jeff Afdem | Jeffry John Afdem | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Cigaňská kapela Jožka Pihíka | Gypsy orchestra with leader [a=Jožko Pihík]. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Maciej Wolański | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Nicole Saltzer | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Orchestra Roberto Negri | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Oliver Gretscher | German designer and art director. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Fred Carroll | Houston based music entrepreneur and founder of [l33286] | |
| Search | Add | 36 | Kurt Dehn | German singer and songwriter, born 19 July 1920, died 26 August 2000. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | C. G. Cross | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Alec Morton | US bassist from Washington, DC. | |
| Search | Add | 36 | EOTAR | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Martiny-Együttes | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Lazarus Kgagudi | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Bündner Bauernkapelle Maiensäss | Swiss [i]Volksmusik[/i] ensemble from Chur-Maladers (canton Graubünden / Grisons). | |
| Search | Add | 36 | R. C. Quoos Rabe | Hans Gerhard Franciskowsky | German playwright and scriptwriter, born 14 January 1936 in Itzehoe, Germany, died 3 November 2011 in Hamburg, Germany. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Dubaxface | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Togetherness Crew | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Liz Pavlovic | Liz Pavlovic | Graphic artist and designer. |
| Search | Add | 36 | Dubravka Zglavnik Horvat | ||
| Search | Add | 36 | Jessica Novod | Art director. Please use the [a1845270] profile when presented that way on the release. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Michael Rophone | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Teppo Nättilä | Teppo Pertti Nättilä | Finnish music journalist and musician, born 1958. |
| Search | Add | 35 | Аэробус | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Kujan | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | DJ Arram Mantana | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Marcel Breazu | Romanian bass player from Timișoara, brother of [a=Mihai Breazu]. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Karsten Ekorness | Karsten Olav Ekorness | Norwegian singer, music pedagogue, organ player, conductor, and author. 1917-2012. |
| Search | Add | 35 | Oskar Rütsche | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Viorel Leancă | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Adam Beris | Adam Beris | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Ignacy Ulatowski | Polish-American singer, comedian, and actor (b. 1891 in Łodz, d. 1951) Trained and educated in Europe, Ulatowski immigrated to the United States in 1912. In 1918, while serving with the U.S. Army in Northern Russia, he became a naturalized United States citizen. In 1923, he settled in Hamtramck, Michigan. In the 1920s, he performed, wrote scripts, and produced stage shows in Detroit, Chicago, Cleveland, and elsewhere. Starting in 1930, he started to write and perform in Polish programs broadcast by stations in Detroit and Royal Oaks, Michigan. Ulatowski recorded prolifically with [l=Columbia], [l=Edison], [l=OKeh], and [l=Victor]. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Ahmad Albar | Ahmad Syech Albar (أحمد شيخ البار) | Indonesian singer and founding member of the band [a=God Bless], born 16 July 1946 in Surabaya, Indonesia. |
| Search | Add | 35 | Mim Grey | Miriam Elizabeth Grey | Miriam "Mim" Grey is an English singer-songwriter. The former electronic dance music singer has worked with London-based DJs and producers such as [a=Lee-Cabrera] (2005 single/EP, [r=1825139]) and [a=Kurtis Mantronik] (2003 single/EP [r=170928]). In May 2010, Mim released her first solo album, [r=10094037]. |
| Search | Add | 35 | José G. Grano de Oro | José González-Grano de Oro | Spanish musician (guitar/vocals) and composer, born in 1946. |
| Search | Add | 35 | Jacques Istria | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Chœur De La Radio Suisse Romande | Mixed chorus. Founded in 1946 as Choeur mixte de Radio Lausanne, with Frank Gubat as director. In 1958 [a=André Charlet] took over and renamed it Chœur de la Suisse Romande. In 1987 it became independent of Radio Lausanne and was renamed to [a2028586]. It has often worked with [a5929335] and [a2028587]. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Harry Zuckermann | Brazilian producer and manager | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Torsten Lennartsson | Torsten Vilhelm Lennartsson | Swedish operatic tenor, born Stockholm, Nov 7, 1881, died Stockholm, Oct 31, 1933. He is the father of singer [a=Lars Lennartsson]. Engagement at the Kungliga Operan (Royal Swedish Opera) in Stockholm 1908-1924. He recorded 28 titles for Favorite, and more than 120 for HMV. |
| Search | Add | 35 | Ken Sport | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Grupo Rock Star | Su excelencia Rock Star | Grupo Musical Ecuatoriano Fundado en el 18 de Agosto de 1979. La magia de la música ecuatoriana al estilo de su excelencia Rock Star ha traspasado fronteras bajo la administración de su director Jaime Toasa durante 40 años de trayectoria musical. |
| Search | Add | 35 | La Fanfare Perce-Oreille | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Susan Shirley | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Chris Donato | Bass player, known for playing with [a312044] in the 80s. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Jonathon Bafus | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Douglas Boyd Studios | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Orchestra Felice Genta | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Riley Kerr | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Jesse Graffam | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Nicolae Constantinescu Spetler | Romanian designer for [l=Electrecord] | |
| Search | Add | 35 | L'orchestre De Marcel D'Anella | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Nacho Garza | Ignacio Garza | Houston, US based musician (bajo sexto), band leader and sound engineer, also appears as Ignacio "Nacho" Garza, nicknamed "El Tigre de Houston", owner of [l385050] and [l1308342] |
| Search | Add | 35 | Lex's Trio | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Southern Album Service | From design to printing, complete record jacket service company from Nashville, Tennessee. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Norman Graber | Norman Marvin Graber | American visual artist & designer (1921- ) |
| Search | Add | 35 | Bunicu' Magic | Romanian mastering engineer, mostly known for his frequent collaborations with Romanian hip hop artists. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Zach Stachura | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Queens-Design.de | Agency for communication and design. Located in Hamburg, Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Stéphane Heurtaux | Graphic designer, illustrator and photographer. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Bernd Eggert | German field recordist. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Bágya András | Born: December 8, 1911, Arad, Romania Died: November 4, 1992, Budapest, Hungary Hungarian composer, a determinative figure of the Hungarian pop music in the 60s. He was the head of the pop music department in the Hungarian Radio. He was composer of several successful schlagers popular operettas, the writer of incidental music for films as well. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Matt Ibarra | West coast sound artist and mastering engineer (Drag City, Ascetic House, Chicago Research, Chonditric, Breathing Problem Productions, Depravity Label, No Rent, Post Hoc, Opal Tapes,Torn Light, Whited Sepulchre Records ). [a=Martin Atkins]' (Skinny Puppy, Ministry, Public Image LTD.) assistant engineer at Invisible Records 2009-2014. Vocalist and recording engineer for Chicago noise-rock band Rectal Hygienics (2011-2017). Owner of STR Mastering and H2L in San Diego, Ca where he records, masters, and releases small batch runs of his own experimental music under the moniker MattxIbarra | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Mihailo Janković | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Eric L. Brooks | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Ирина Болотина | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Ion Corăscu | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Behár György | Behár György | Hungarian composer, conductor and chorus-master Born: 3 March, 1914. (Hungary) Died: 3 March, 1995. (Budapest, Hungary) |
| Search | Add | 35 | Александр Щербак /hmury/ | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | SQNCR69 | Yannick Tranchant | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Len Epand | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Игорь Ашуров | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Een Leven Van Pijn | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Citizen Scientist | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Studio Grafico CGD | Italian in-house grafic design office of [l514368] | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Richard Torell | Swedish graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Bao Na Na | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | DJ Sios | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Nadine Forster | Nadine Forster is a Belgian painter, illustrator, designer and sculptor born February 2, 1931 in Belgium. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Rodney Slater | Rodney Desborough Slater | British saxophonist, called "Rhino", born 1944. |
| Search | Add | 35 | Fatih Kocatürk | Fatih Kocatürk | Turkish social media advisor, photographer and art director. |
| Search | Add | 35 | Space Ordiman | SPACE ORDIMAN | Space Ordiman is a narrative experience that fuses psychological horror, cosmic science fiction, and spiritual philosophy, challenging players to question the very nature of reality while exploring a universe steeped in mysteries and existential tension. Created in 2023 by Pedro Giordano de Faria e Cicarelli, a writer and developer from Lavras with a lifelong passion for RPGs, the project has grown with deliberate care and vision. By 2024, Space Ordiman reached its first official release in an exclusively digital format—an ambitious launch that stood out for its scope and depth. The debut collection consisted of nine interconnected volumes, each dedicated to a fundamental aspect of the experience. Together they provided: A complete and flexible rule system. A fully realized setting. Bestiaries of anomalous creatures. Narrative supplements. Expansive lore archives. This multifaceted structure offered players a panoramic view of the Ordiman universe—something rarely achieved in independent RPG publications. More than a game, Space Ordiman is an immersive journey into fear, philosophy, and the unknown, inviting every participant to step beyond fiction and confront the hidden layers of existence. The story of Space Ordiman is an immersion into psychological horror and philosophical science fiction. A blazing flash, the collapse of technology, the fragmentation of human societies, and, finally, a colossal metallic structure larger than Earth itself hovering above our heads. This is the starting point of Space Ordiman, a universe that began as a game but has already sparked debates far beyond RPG tables. What was meant to be mere fiction is now being treated by many players and scholars as a disturbing reflection of spiritual, philosophical, and even scientific questions. The saga begins with what is called the Great Reset. Without warning, a devastating heat wave swept across the planet, rendering entire regions uninhabitable and destroying all technological systems. Satellites, computers, power grids—nothing survived. Humanity was reduced to a primitive state in just a few weeks. And then, when civilization seemed on the verge of extinction, something inexplicable appeared in the sky. Ordiman: a colossal metallic ring-shaped structure orbiting Earth. For months it remained motionless, silent, until it deployed massive metallic columns down to the planet. They were gigantic elevators, each one announcing in every language: “We came to rescue you. Enter the elevator and we will take you to the Ordiman Colony.” The survivors who accepted the invitation experienced the unimaginable. Lifted over weeks into the immense structure, they traveled through an endless metallic road, only to arrive in an environment identical to their home planet: forests, cities, animals, rivers—even the seasons were there. For many, it was a rebirth. Humanity had been saved. But perfection quickly gave way to unease. Strange creatures began appearing in the forests and cities. Some were ferocious, others merely observers, but all were indescribably anomalous. Time passed, and new generations grew up believing Ordiman was their true home. Earth became nothing more than a legend, a myth told by the elders. Then came the Visitors. At first, they appeared as lights or humanoid shapes. Later, they revealed themselves as seeking contact. Mental connection with them unveiled a disturbing truth: humanity did not survive the Great Reset. According to the Visitors, the light that scorched Earth was a solar storm that extinguished all life in seconds. The bodies died, but the spirits were projected into a collective mental plane in the Cosmos: the Psychosphere. The spirits of Earth’s entire population, having perished so abruptly and violently, did not realize their death and remained bound together through the Psychosphere, in a state of semi-slumber. The Psychosphere is a universe that exists in the mental plane, where all beings across the Cosmos are connected by thought. There, just as in the physical Cosmos, there are layers—ranging from the highest, vibrating at extremely elevated frequencies, to the densest, low-frequency strata, where Ordiman resides. Ordiman, therefore, is not a physical planet. It is a structure built over centuries by low-frequency spirits who created a metallic construct larger than Earth itself, called Ordiman, and from there wandered through the Cosmos, energetically vampirizing spirits in vulnerable states. They imprison these spirits through consciousness within the mental plane, trapping them in a simulation where they endure danger, stress, and fear, generating more energy through this egregore of fear. These human consciousnesses are kept in deep trance, believing they live in bodies, in cities and forests like on Earth. The fear, pain, and despair they experience within the simulation feed the entities that established this colony of obsessive spirits. At some point, after generations and centuries within Ordiman, beings of light—called Ethereans—noticed these trapped consciousnesses through the Psychosphere and began trying to locate them. They found them in the deep, dense layers of the Psychosphere and managed to infiltrate the simulation through breaches. Their mission: awaken humanity. Their message was clear: only those who could raise their spiritual vibration and break free from illusions could escape the prison. Today, few still recall these accounts. For most, Ordiman is nothing more than everyday reality. Yet rumors persist: people who, in dreams, encounter figures of light; mysterious voices that appear in moments of despair; visions that seem to pierce the barrier of the simulation. How the game works: Space Ordiman was designed with a focus on narrative and psychological immersion. The rules system is flexible, allowing groups to shape the experience according to their table’s goals. Game Masters and players explore everything from survival journeys in hostile environments to metaphysical investigations involving enigmatic beings and spiritual secrets. The setting is divided into different layers: Ordiman Simulation – the perfect replica of Earth, with artificial cities, forests, and oceans, where daily life blends with strange manifestations. True Ordiman – the real Ordiman, a colossal structure larger than Earth where spirits are imprisoned through consciousness. When spirits manage to awaken from the simulation, they find themselves in True Ordiman—a vast place of astronomical dimensions, a dark expanse of rusted metal where crossing a single hall can take years. Psychosphere – the collective mental plane where all beings of the Cosmos are interconnected. This mental realm contains distinct layers divided by the vibrational frequency of thought, where each being connects to the stratum that matches its vibration in the physical plane. In addition, there are layers of the Cosmos: the Triquetosphere (upper layers, home of the Ethereans), the Egiosphere (intermediate layers where Earth resides), and the Underworld (lower, denser layers). Players can take on varied roles: ordinary survivors trying to adapt, initiates in contact with the Ethereans (beings of light guiding humanity), enigmatic hybrids crossing between dimensions, or explorers investigating the cracks of reality in search of spiritual liberation. |
| Search | Add | 35 | Carlos Dumpierrez | DJ. Uruguay. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Fabio Carniel | Fabio Carniel | Italian Producer, DJ and former record seller at Disco Inn, Italian record shop in Modena, Italy,specialized in House Music. Involved in developing an Italian Magazine for DJ called DiscoMix. Related to [l=Wicked & Wild Records] and [l=W&W New]. AKA Fabietto / The Fab / Fabio The Fab / Fab The Fab |
| Search | Add | 35 | خالد الشيخ | خالد بن محمد الشيخ عبد اللطيف آل سعد (Khaled Bin Muḥammed) | Khaled Al-Sheikh (born 1958) singer and composer from Bahrain. |
| Search | Add | 35 | Иван Бобров | Иван Николаевич Бобров | Ivan Bobrov is a Russian opera and pop singer (tenor). On the stage he performed romances and the most popular folk songs in Russia at the beginning of the 20th century, often accompanied by an accordion. He was famous before the First World War and was recorded on records by various companies. |
| Search | Add | 35 | Hermanos Abrodos | Argentinian folklore group formed in early '30, fronted by brothers Manuel, José and Miguel Roberto Abrodos, Adolfo Mocetti, Angel Bianchi, Juan José Crocci and Sixto Abrodos. They have recorded more than 600 78 RPM discs, and more than 100 albums in their career. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Torstein Grythe | Torstein Eliot Berg Grythe | Norwegian choir leader, born 24 November 1918, died 1 May 2009. He established the Norwegian boy's choir, [a256728] in 1940, and was the choir's conductor from its inception in 1940 until 2004. This gives him the world's longest career as a conductor, according to the Guinness Book of Records in 2004. In addition to the musical direction of Sølvguttene, he has conducted other choirs, and was a music teacher at Foss Gymnasium from 1955 to 1972. From 1972 to 1987 he was an associate professor at Oslo University College of Education. He was decorated with Kongens fortjenstmedalje (The King's Medal of Merit) i gold, the Medal of St. Hallvard and St. Olavs Orden (the Royal Norwegian Order of St. Olav), he received silver and gold records, the Spellemann Honorary Award in 1990, and Gammleng-prisen (the Gammleng Prize) in 1996. |
| Search | Add | 35 | Группа Большого Детского Хора Центрального Телевидения И Всесоюзного Радио | Unidentified group of [url=http://www.discogs.com/artist/1145157]Big children's choir of All-union radio and TV[/url] | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Justin Bieler | Justin Bieler | |
| Search | Add | 35 | HyperPhysics | Ivan Manzano Lamazares | Trance Producer & DJ from Barcelona, Spain. Uplifting & Progressive Trance. |
| Search | Add | 35 | Conjunto Típico De Jorge Fontes | Portuguese folk group | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Aesthetics, Inc. | Art Direction, Graphics | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Ansambl Mišković-Miletić | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | George Karathanasis | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Prozak Morris | Producer and beatmaker from Los Angeles, California. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Los Nocturnos | Argentinian trio composed of: Omar Martino (clarinet), Enzo Peiretti (guitar and lead vocals) and Juan José Bazzani (guitar and vocals). Enzo and Juan José were childhood friends in San Francisco, Córdoba. They began performing on radio in their province until 1958 when they traveled to Buenos Aires, where they were joined by Omar (hitherto guitarist tango) forming the trio "Los Viajeros". The following year they won a contest and they began recording for the [l91611] label, where they recorded three albums. In the 60 they changed their name to "Los Nocturnos" and recorded several LPs for [l41766], with some unforgettable creations like their version of "Malaguena". The group has recorded with artists [a973575] and [a4284912]. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Jereb Együttes | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Jerome Farley | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | 風行粵樂隊 | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | ArtJaz | Julian Johnson | Graffiti Artist. |
| Search | Add | 35 | El Luis Santos | Spanish designer. Worked for Zafiro/Novola/Serdisco. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Los Silver Star | Group from Honduras created in 1962 in Goascorán by [a6826836]. They moved to La Lima in 1968 where they were managed by [a7235589]. They toured in the USA where they recorded their first LP. Still active after 50+ years and several changes in the line-up. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Felix Nutz | Musician, recording, mastering and cutting engineer located in Germany (EU). Felix is actually known for working for the manufacturer / pressing plant [l=Flight 13 Duplication] and occasionally with [l=24-96 Mastering]. His works in combination with these companies can be detected with an etched ‘FN’ on the run-out grooves. In this case, please add a credit: Lacquer Cut By Felix Nutz + anv FN. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Marthe Mercadier | Marthe Henriette Fernande Mercadié-Meyrat | French actress, born 23 October 1928, Saint-Ouen, Seine-Saint-Denis, France, died 15 September 2021 in Puteaux. Married to [a=Gérard Nery]. |
| Search | Add | 35 | Deian Galetin | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Armenian Radio Orchestra Of Folk Instruments | Ансамбль Народных Инструментов Армянского Радио | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Kinderen Tegen Kinderen | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Pete Enriquez | Cover design artist for El Zarape Records, Guti Records, and others. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Will Calcutt | NYC-based portrait artist and art director. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Chris Instinct | Artist, DJ, Producer, Promoter from England, UK Worked at [l=L.O.A.D Media Distribution]. & Keynote Music Management @ [l=Keynote Studios]. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Hotel Worldwide | Out of function design bureau from the Netherlands. Provided many cutting-edge artwork designs for Dutch artists. Founders: Thijs Remie, Jay Sunsmith and Ferry van Zijderveld. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Tino Paratore | Tino Paratore | Italian recording engineer. Owns and operates [l327567] in Torino (Turin). |
| Search | Add | 35 | Ray Chappell | Original bass guitarist with Savoy Brown Blues Band. Left the group in 1967 | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Bill Wysock | William C. Wysock | American mastering, lacquer cutting and mixing engineer (June 18, 1949 - July 19, 2013 in Torrance, California). His lacquer cuts can be recognized by his initials "wcw" etched in the runouts. He worked at [l254254] and [l=Custom Fidelity] during the 1970s but later switched to a career as builder/researcher of Tesla coils. In 1987 he founded the Tesla Technology Research company. |
| Search | Add | 35 | Bernard Asbell | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Scarabee Blanc | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Kid Styles | Donavin Murray | Hip-Hop visual artist from Houston, Texas. |
| Search | Add | 35 | Muchtar B. | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Miguel Riera | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | De Hoogmoed | Herman Rienstra | Dutch graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 35 | WowDesign.it | Italian design agency working for [l=F.M.A. Edizioni Musicali E Discografiche S.r.l.] Email: info@WOWdesign.it | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Kathy Keegan | 4'11" from Lancashire, UK. Came to Long Island to work as a domestic in the late 1950's. Appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show. One of her earliest US billing was in 1958 in Newsday where she was billed as "British singing star" appearing on Art Ford's Greenwhich Village Party TV show. In the Oct. 24th, 1960 edition of Billboard, it's claimed "Tommy Russell, long a personal manager, has been named president of a new label, Dwain Records. In the management field Russell has brought over to the States English vocal starlet Kathy Keegan, who is set for a string of club dates here...". | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Armand Haye | Photographer | |
| Search | Add | 35 | P. K. Yamoah | Peter Kwabena Yamoah | born 1935 in Agona Nyakrom, Central Region, Ghana |
| Search | Add | 35 | Diogo Correia | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | The Rangers Quartet | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Stephen Curran | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | DJ Yellaboy | DJ and Rapper from Houston, Texas. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Bryan Ledgard | UK photographer and illustrator. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | The Golden Gate Strings | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Kálmánchey Zoltán | Zoltán Kálmánchey | Hungarian graphic designer, born in 1942 (Alsógöd, Hungary). He is also known as Zoltán Kálmánczhegyi. |
| Search | Add | 35 | AXLSD | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Sylvan Sylvester | Calypso / soca saxophone player | |
| Search | Add | 35 | "Dreamgirls" Original Broadway Cast | American musical cast from 1982. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Лидия Портнова | Лидия Андреевна Портнова | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Das Original Schwarzwald-Trio Seitz | German Volksmusik (folk music) vocal trio from the Schwarzwald (Black Forest), Southern Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Ed Ochs | American writer, editor, journalist and musician. He worked at Billboard from 1967 to 1972 as editor/columnist and in the 80's as editorial director. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Bartosz Deja | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Wizard Of Meth | Gabriel Ravera | Art & Graphic Designer name As well as Makes Experimental Electronic Music under the same name "MIDI or die" |
| Search | Add | 35 | Michael Bunnage | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Aljen | Alexander Jensko | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Deboo Bhattacharjee | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Bobby To | Luis Rodríguez-Salazar | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Bolesław Gryczyński | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Γιώργος Τούμπαλης | Γιώργος Τούμπαλης (Yiorgos Toubalis) | Email: boo@internet.gr (may obsolete) |
| Search | Add | 35 | Gabriel Muñoz C. | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Ron Dykhof | Ronald Van Dykhof | Canadian musician, singer, songwriter, record producer, manager and record company executive from Montréal, Québec active 1960s to 1970s. Member of Les Sceptres from 1963 to 1966. Director of A&R for [l=The Compo Company Ltd.] late 1960s to early 1970s and continued in A&R with [l=MCA Records (Canada)] when it took over Compo. Left to found his own label [l=Montor Records], a reference to the fact that he was based out of both MONtréal and TORonto. Produced various singles and albums throughout the '70s before setting off across the world as a pianist on cruise ships and in hotels. |
| Search | Add | 35 | Javier Ruiz Arregui | Spanish visual artist/illustrator and vocalist. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Angel Aníbal Rosado | Ángel Aníbal Rosado García | Peruvian musician, singer and composer. He was born on May 4, 1942 in Huamalies Street in Los Barrios, Lima. He died in Lima on September 10, 2008. Author of compositions such as "Ruperta", "Cariñito", "False indifference", among many others, was perhaps one of the few talents that made his music transcend borders. So his theme "Stupid of Me" was used in the film "Falling Down" for Warner Bros. Also various foreign artists popularized their themes at various times, which filled him with pride. |
| Search | Add | 35 | Honey Duke | Pseudonym for 1920s ukulele player and singer [a=Johnny Marvin]. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Lázaro Muñiz | Lázaro Herrera Muñiz | Mexican songwriter, producer |
| Search | Add | 35 | Eric Barouti | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Slawjana Ulrich | Designer from Berlin, Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Adi Dechristianize | Indonesian visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Grupo Audaz De Rigo Dominguez | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Florentina Herghelegiu | Romanian audio engineer | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Linda Rozelle | Graphic Artist & Designer | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Conrad Saló | Spanish folk cobla ensemble composer and conductor (1906-1981) | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Oteghe Brothers Union Dance Band Ugo Niyekorhionmwon | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Johann Dændler | Johann Emile Dændler | Recording engineer. Born 1911 in Copenhagen, Denmark. He started with Skandinavisk Grammophon A/S in 1933, working with A&R concentrating in jazz just before Columbia was integrated. Dændler was sent to England to learn how to make recordings. He learned to record the HMV way and to record the Columbia way. In January 1937 he recorded together with Douglas Larter, the travelling recording expert for several years. Johann Dændler recorded everything on HMV, Columbia, Odeon, Imperial and all the pre war Schou/Tono labels from 1937 to 1945. He did a major recording tour to Estonia in May/June 1939 assisted by Mr Larter. In the late summer of 1939 he assisted his Swedish colleague doing a similar tour to Finland. |
| Search | Add | 35 | Kate-E | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Zofia Skubikowska | Production Manager, A&R | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Бахтавар | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Arnau Pallarols | Keyboardist. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Abangani | Abangani | Abangani is a Mbhaqanga group formed in late 1979 it's original members were Sibusiso Mbatha, lead vocalist and Bangani Mkhize, second vocalist, the group released over 30 albums |
| Search | Add | 35 | Katsuyoshi Sakamoto | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Brouemaster | Maxime Tremblay | Graphic designer |
| Search | Add | 35 | NigelL12 | NigelL12 | Hardcore/Speedcore Music Producer/Artist |
| Search | Add | 35 | Françoise Duvivier | Françoise Duvivier | Mixed media visual artist, creating collage work (digital and traditional), doll art and masks. |
| Search | Add | 35 | Robert Calotă | Manele singer from Târgoviște (b. May 16, 1974), son of [a=Doru Calotă] | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Michael Wm. Kaluta | Michael William Kaluta | American comic book artist, illustrator and writer, born 25 August 1947 in Guatemala. |
| Search | Add | 35 | Effayé | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Wolfgang Geri | Wolfgang Geri | German piano player, conductor and arranger, brother of [a701466]. Died 04.04.2002. |
| Search | Add | 35 | Starving For Seven | Harsh Noise Wall project. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Dimension Point | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Vida Ramušćak | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Azumi Takahata | Japanese translator, credited with the translation of lyrics, particularly on hard rock and heavy metal releases. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Fluidesign | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Douglas Levy | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Boutique Creativa Milano | Italian graphic design company, founded by [a2315046] in 1994. Use [l1807786] as label. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Ergin Bener | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Oscar Sanmartín Vargas | Óscar Sanmartín Vargas | Spanish illustrator and graphic designer from Zaragoza (b. 1972). |
| Search | Add | 35 | Philippe Gandilhon | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Darrin Crosgrove | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Chucky Million | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | 植木文朗 | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | The Ron Berridge Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Yoichi Shibuya | Japanese music critic, magazine editor, and radio DJ. Born June 9, 1951. Founded the Japanese rock magazine Rockin' On in 1972. Died July 14, 2025. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Flora Sala | Italian graphic designer founder of the design studio [l1728843] (1982) and [l1729063] (1988). | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Sebastião Fonseca | Brazilian songwriter. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Peter Chivily | American jazz bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Braden Merrick | Manager at [a878012], LLC, San Francisco, CA, USA. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Борис Заболотских | Борис Васильевич Заболотских (р. 1937 г.) — искусствовед, закончивший Государственный институт театрального искусства им. А. В. Луначарского. В золотом фонде радио, хрянятся, созданные им музыкальные очерки, радиопьесы, посвященные творчеству великих композиторов, певцов, инструменталистам. С радио он был связан на протяжении более 30 лет. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Milton Mallawarachchi | මිල්ටන් මල්ලවආරච්චි | Singer from Sri Lanka. Born April 7th 1944, died March 10th 1998. |
| Search | Add | 35 | Zespół Harmonistów Tadeusza Wesołowskiego | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Sevalmedia | Credited for artwork | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Peter Deutsch | Hans Peter Deutsch | German-Danish composer, arranger, conductor, pianist and saxophonist. Born September 18th, 1901 in Berlin, Germany. Died May 13th, 1965 in Copenhagen, Denmark. An opera conductor and show orchestra leader since 1924, he took up writing music for German films in 1929. Moving to Denmark in 1933, he composed music for many Danish films, theater and radio, as well as several solo and orchestra works. Deported with his family, he arrived in Terezín on 6 October 1943, where he conducted an orchestra for the sound recordings made for the soundtrack of the Nazi propaganda film "Theresienstadt" a.k.a. "The Führer Gives a Town to the Jews", directed by [a407109]. He survived the camp, returning to Denmark after liberation. |
| Search | Add | 35 | Jiro Nakagiri | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Bubb Pickard | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Jiří Tušl | Jiří Tušl | Czech producer. |
| Search | Add | 35 | The Gallants | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Jeao | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Mark Mediana | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Sir Juan Mutant | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Čkalja | Миодраг Петровић (Miodrag Petrović) | Čkalja (Чкаља) (born April 1, 1924, Kruševac, Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes – died October 20, 2003, Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro) was a Serbian actor and one of the most popular comedians of the former Yugoslavia. |
| Search | Add | 35 | CBS Studio Holland | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Valfor | German black metal drummer. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Trella•Mendl Design Group Inc. | Design agency located in New York, USA, established in 1987 by Deborah Trella and Roy Mendl. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | أشرف محروس | Ashraf Mahrous (born 1963) is an Egyptian composer and musical arranger. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Cloudimane | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Callaway Design | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Javi Duomo | Javi Duomo | CEO en [l1484241] A&R Manager at [l271812]. |
| Search | Add | 35 | Aliek Ababil | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Virtue-Stiles | Frank Virtue, John H. Stiles | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Clap Productions | [b]Clap[/b] is an anagram of the initials of [b]A[/b]ntoine [b]C[/b]lamaran & [b]L[/b]aurent [b]P[/b]autrat. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Dragutin Perović | Dragutin Perović | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Braingrainhotspot | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Mayang Sari | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Philip Kohn | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Evi Marchany | Graphic Designer from Puerto Rico associated to Company / Study [l539596]. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | DJ Neesty | Filippo STOPPELE | DJ Neesty (Philippe B.) Franco Italian composer, producer and remixer, born January 12, 1960, Franco-Italian mother and father. He has written and produced numerous tracks in France and abroad, often under various pseudonyms (DJ Toll, Célia de la Ronde, etc.). He began as a DJ in clubs in Southwest France before releasing his first tracks in the early 1980s under the name Peter Phil. In 1996, he composed for Dance X World (Get Up (Paya Paya), Chico Caliente), Dance Jumper (Come and Jump), and Pete Silver (Listen Now). As arranger and remixer, he reworked L’Oiseau et l’Enfant (Eurovision 1977) and collaborated with Séverine Ferrer (Coco-Dance, Eurovision 2006). With Christophe Baqué, he co-created Tribal DJ Yaya (Sex Right Now, Sony Music). He also worked with ATR (Thierry Garcia, Les Guignols), K-ZY (Belenos with Goldman/Romanelli), and many compilations (Arcade, Polydor, Columbia). Later based in Italy, he released the club anthem Sous le short des boys with Pupetta, then produced R’n’B, Ragga, Zouk and Party Breaks collections, while remixing artists such as Mika, Madonna, Kylie Minogue, and Shakira. Now living in Magnoac, France, DJ Neesty continues to produce, remix, and explore new musical projects. |
| Search | Add | 35 | M360 | Matteo Vicentini | An artist, designer and creative talent who loves music. Krauth, prog, jazz, dub, reggae, disco, afro, rock, blues, all immersed in mescaline. Attracted by the unusual but pleasing. He travels the world looking for inspiration but without forgetting his roots. He has a weakness for the pleasures of life and, why not, a few bad habits. He searches the music world in all directions, every set in his own style, listening to and playing simply what touches him, leading you into a parallel universe, difficult to listen to on your own. He's played in America, Italy, Japan, France, Switzerland, Germany, in the most b-side basements where music is not only for ears. Art Director to several projects in the underground scene, like Garage Paradise from 2006 to 2009 (with djs of the calibre of Sadar Bahar), and Space is the Place from 2010 to 2013. |
| Search | Add | 35 | George Badonsky | Producer from Chicago. Co-founder of Dunwich Records. Died December 14, 2014. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | วงดนตรี เทพบุตร | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Fesztivál Szimfónikus Zenekara | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Eric Lewandoski | Art director | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Eve Nicols | British fashion designer who designed costumes for, amongst others, [a69887]. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Егор Недвига | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | The Eurobeat Club Band | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Adi Calbro | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Alexander Obukhov | Electronic musician from Siberia, Russia. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Appleton MacDowell Male Chorus | Founded in 1934, the Appleton MacDowell Male Chorus is an amateur singing group Located in Appleton, Wisconsin. The group's name was inspired by American composer, Edward MacDowell. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Ambient Bird | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Ever Meulen | Eddy Vermeulen | Belgian illustrator and comic strip artist, born 12 February 1946. Mainly known in Belgium for his work for [l=Humo] magazine, he has also published internationally in such magazines as [l=Oor], [l=Artforum] and The New Yorker. Ever since the 1980s he has designed numerous concert posters and created album artwork for (mostly) Belgian artists. In 2013 he received the Henry van de Velde Award for his oeuvre. He is often not credited on releases, but can be recognized by his monogram on the sleeve artwork (see images for examples). |
| Search | Add | 35 | Arno Graul | German producer and field recordist; owner of labels [l180784], [l494742] and record companies [l474642] / [l1914896] / [l3619327]. He was from Saalfeld in Thuringia, where he founded a workshop for ultrasound technology in 1930. After World War 2 he moved to Enzberg near Mühlacker in south western germany, where he specialiced in ultrasound surface treatment of metals. In 1964 he moved his company to Mühlacker and also began to publish field recordings, soon to be followed by several music productions. He died in 1999. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Wasiu Ayinde Barrister | Wasiu Ayinde Adewale Omogbolahan Anifowsha | One of the most known artist for Fuji Music. Has changed his name as Wasiu Ayinde Marshal in early 90's. |
| Search | Add | 35 | Menia Martinez | Cuban ballet dancer and singer. Born 1938. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Jamie Kiner | Production Coordinator for several contemporary Christian releases. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Barrie Gamblin | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | إبراهيم القباني | Ibrahim al-Qabbani (1852 - 1927) was an Egyptian singer and Composer from Cairo. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | 宝塚歌劇 | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Julio Rico | Julio Rico | Spanish bassist. |
| Search | Add | 35 | Валерий Трилесский | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Wu Lian | 巫蓮 | Wu Lian (巫蓮) dedicates her life to Spiritual Journey, life-long re-treat of Soul what is her field of experiments... Exploration of and looking for such things as Spirituality, Shamanism — Lian brings her knowledge to you in forms of Experimental Ritual Music and Writings, as well as in her creations of visual art... The keys for healing, peace and deliberation to be found. "From town to town, from heart to heart all over the Europe I traveled, but nothing was that I've found for me. Everything, everyone around looks empty, my pure love is spreading out to nowhere, it's for you, all of you. I feel silence, I love moon. So much, so schizophrenic…" "When people ask me what all my music is really about, genre and things... the short answer is: it's my Ritual Flow." |
| Search | Add | 35 | Pale Palace | Witch house and hip-hop producer from Sweden. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | J. E. Mainer | Joseph Emmett Mainer | North Carolina fiddler and bluegrass bandleader. Born 20 July 1898, near Weaverville, NC; died 12 June 1971 Father of [a=Carolyn Mainer Wilson], [a3831213] and [a1156475] and older brother of [a=Wade Mainer]. The Mainers came from a North Carolina mountain family that resided several miles from Asheville before moving near Weaverville, NC. Besides being a fiddler, J. E. was a singer, and played Clawhammer Banjo & Jew’s Harp The two Mainers, [a1684170] and [a1115796] constituted the Mountaineers at the time of their first Bluebird session at Atlanta 6 August 1935. These recordings resulted in 14 fine numbers, but by far the hit of the day was the Mainer rendition of "Maple on the Hill", a Victorian sentimental song to which they put a new tune. J.E. fiddled prominently on that particular piece while Wade and Zeke sang a duet. He stayed active in music until his death in 1971, as he prepared to leave home for a festival appearance in Culpepper, Virginia. |
| Search | Add | 35 | Djala One | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Arnold pR | Russian musician, a participant of Reutoff, Das Reut, Quattro Bravo Eballieros, Otzepenevshiye. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Dr. Törner | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Dino Christophilopoulos | Dino Christophilopoulos | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Designers Collaborative | ||
| Search | Add | 35 | Nick Shymansky | A&R for [l=Brilliant 19 Limited] | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Phatefx | For company roles, please see [l=Phatefx] | |
| Search | Add | 35 | xas abra | Experimental electronic / graphics project from Japan. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Arsenio Corsellas | Arsenio Corsellas (born 17 September 1933, Figueres, Spain – died 17 November 2019, Madrid, Spain) was a Spanish actor and voice actor. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Z3 Design | Brazilian design company | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Canadian Zephyr | Canadian country band | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Manolo Giuliani | Manolo Giuliani aka Kenny Bizzarro was born in Anagni in 1975. | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Orchester Steff Lindemann | Orchestra founded by [a4597691] in 1950 as "Kapelle Steff Lindemann", located in Nürnberg (Nuremberg). | |
| Search | Add | 35 | Gianni Ziglioli | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Kiyohiko Ito | Japanese art director and designer. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Elise Nærø | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Stuart Jeffrey | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Leanne Drum | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | حسین واثقی | Hussein Vaseghi (1936 - 2008) was an Iranian composer of soundtracks. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Rob Hopeye | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Scooter Haslip | John Haslip | American bassist. From Washington State. Son of [a14490373]. Older brother of drummer [a1693080]. |
| Search | Add | 34 | AVAMPOSTO RADIOFONICO AUTARCHICO | Martial Industrial project from Italy. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Boris Boras | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Rodolphe Haussaire | Photographer and singer. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Patrice Larue | French painter who illustrated LP covers in the mid 70s mainly | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Michele Corino | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Silken Tofu | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Martel Robinson | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Horace Sadowsky | Horace E. Sadowsky | American graphic designer (1924-1988) |
| Search | Add | 34 | Joe Cuddy | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Mort Ross | Canadian producer and label owner. He ran the [l=Revolver (2)] label and the [l=Revolution Music (4)] publishing company, both subsidiaries of his company [l=Revolution Records Limited]. In 1972 his company [l=Mort Ross Productions, Inc] established [l=Hopi Records]. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Zdeněk Šafář | Zdeněk Šafář | Czech graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Antalovských | Czech graphic design and photography collaboration of [a=Daniela Antalovská] and [a=Jiří Antalovský]. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | PORNOGraphics | Friedrich Kautz | Design alias of German rapper Prinz Pi/Prinz Porno. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Orkiestra Polskiego Radia | Orkiestra Polskiego Radia w Warszawie | Polish Radio symphony orchestra, founded in 1945 in Warsaw by the violinist and conductor [a=Stefan Rachoń]. Renamed to [a=Polska Orkiestra Radiowa] in 1990. Since May 2019, the new name of the orchestra is [a=Orkiestra Polskiego Radia W Warszawie]. Initially limited to the implementation of recordings for Polish Radio and Television. In the mid-70s of the twentieth century saw the development of the orchestra. In the 1990s during the residency of conductor [a=Tadeusz Strugała] (1990-1993) the name was changed to [a=Polska Orkiestra Radiowa]. The orchestra also moved to a new studio, [l=Studio Koncertowe Polskiego Radia im. Witolda Lutosławskiego]. Since February 2015, it was led by [a=Michał Klauza], and from November 2016 Krzysztof Kur. In May 29, 2019 the name was once again changed to [a=Orkiestra Polskiego Radia W Warszawie]. Orchestra directors: [a=Stefan Rachoń] (1945–1976), (1975–1980, as conductor) [a=Włodzimierz Kamirski] (1976–1980) [a=Jan Pruszak] (1980–1988) [a=Mieczysław Nowakowski] (1988–1990) [a=Tadeusz Strugała] (1990–1993) [a=Wojciech Rajski] (1993–2006) [a=Łukasz Borowicz] (2007–2015) [a=Michał Klauza] (from 2015 as artistic director) Krzysztof Kur (from November 2016 as vice-director, from September 2017 as director) |
| Search | Add | 34 | The Effects Of Mouldy Noise | Harsh noise wall artist from Indiana, US. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Vladimir Plopeanu | Romanian engineer, working for [l=Electrecord] in the early '80s | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Joe Kentish | President of [l1778701] taking office on June 1, 2021. Previously he was Head of A&R for the record company. Started his music industry career as one of the founders of UK Garage label Middle Row Records. He then worked as an A&R scout for two years at [l26126] before moving to [l39357] (later [l567148]), where he signed and A&R’d the likes of [a3490007], [a75989] and [a1475562] before joining [l1778701] as Senior A&R Manager in 2014. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Audio Demon | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Eduardo Carollo | Eduardo Carollo | |
| Search | Add | 34 | 문주란 | 문필연(Mun Pil Yeon) | Mun Juran. South Korean female singer. Born 30 Sep 1949, Busanjin, Busan. |
| Search | Add | 34 | DJ LRM | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Peter Black Design | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Flattop Mark | Mark Phillips | Flat Top Mark or Sometimes "FTM" For Mixing & Mastering Credits, Owner Of FTM LTD, Brother Of Dave "Flattop" |
| Search | Add | 34 | Werner Krupski | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Drew Tetz | Visual artist and optical-effects designer who has perfected the deployment of the [url=https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phenakistiscope]phenakistoscope[/url] in picture discs, label artwork and packaging. He is also a Yo-yo master and toy designer. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Manu Cossu | Emmanuel Cossu | French designer. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Neukrapsio | Musician and composer from Santa Fe, Argentina. His compositions have a mix of electronic sounds and acoustic sounds, distortion and purity. Experimentation is the center of his compositions. There are no limits or rules in his music. Most of samples you hear in his songs have a long process of study and application. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Paul Karas | Paul Karas | Multi-instrumentalist, originally from Cardiff, Wales |
| Search | Add | 34 | Arsen Hayrapetyan | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Carlo Boselli | Carlo Boselli | Italian producer and audio engineer. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Caren J. Martineau | Credited for design. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Anthony Heilbut | American writer and producer of gospel music, born in New York, November 22, 1940. His earliest productions and liner notes were credited as Tony Heilbut. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Dominique Jehanne | Photographer. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Le Grand Orchestre Du Gramophone | Orchestra from the [l=Cie Française Du Gramophone]. "Symphonic" orchestra. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Rina Cheung | Rina Cheung | British London based graphic designer and producer. Worked as a graphic designer at [l=Public Art Creative Consultants Ltd.], which later became [l=Pixelsurgeon Creative Consultants Ltd.] She is now a co-founder (along with Jason Arber) of Phantom Limb Limited, creative moving image company. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Fausto Fulgoni | Fausto Fulgoni | Italian musician, composer and arranger, also singer, born in Bardi (Pr) in 1948. Influential in folk and popular music, until 2019 he wrote 2000 songs (source [l2618], 2019). In 1989 he founded the folk music group [a2594006]. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Eggert Stefánsson | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Trimitas | Vilnius orchestra of wind instruments established by [a=Vitas Žilius] in 1956. Vitas Žilius was first leader of orchestra: 1956–1961. Orchestra partially change name in 1965: added word 'Trimitas' (in English: trumpet). | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Bongoût | Art Atelier run by [a=Meeloo De Bongoût] aka [a=Christian Gfeller] and [a=Anna Hellsgård] based in Berlin. Name changed in [a=Re:Surgo!]. Printing company is [l=Bongoût]. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | T.R. Dallas | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Laico H. Burkhalter | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | George Boornazian | George E. Boornazian | American illustrator and photographer. Born in 1930, in Queens, New York; died March 16, 2017, in Franklin, Massachusetts. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Rino Gionchetta | Lazzaro Gionchetta | Italian singer (Milan, 1941-2022) |
| Search | Add | 34 | Ferembach | Credited for photography | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Bernard Higton | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | จีรพันธ์ วีระพงษ์ | Jeeraphan Weeraphong is a Thai singer, b. 1951. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Jill Christiansen | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Darkyapper | David M. Chay | [a=David M. Chay] or Darkyapper is an independent musician and producer born on March 11 in Yucatan, Mexico. From an early age he had shown an interest in music due to his taste for the piano, in addition to the fact that his only grandfather instilled in him a taste for music and singing. In 2017 he started composing songs for video games but he realized the potential he had for music so in 2019 he started with his first compositions. It was not until 2020 that he released his first music album [r=22904270] and so it continued until he decided to start singing on his songs, being [r=24073319] the first song he used with his voice Being in the furry community, he also decided to start making furry music expressing how he feels about certain situations and about his emotions, like [r=23772050]. Currently he is a producer, singer, lyricist and composer, he works completely independently but has helped other furry musicians by teaching and producing them. He is the founder and owner of the [l=DarkYapper] label. |
| Search | Add | 34 | М. Подушкин | Painter, Art designer | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Soles Of Mischief | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Иосиф Вайнштейн | Иосиф Владимирович Вайнштейн | Soviet jazz arranger, trumpeter, conductor October 28, 1918 - September 1, 2001 |
| Search | Add | 34 | Maria Kurnosova | Марія Курносова (Mariya Kurnosova) | Grindcore, noisecore musician from Ukraine. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Г. Старостина | Painter. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Drahoslav Volejníček | Drahoslav Volejníček | Czech conductor, composer, producer |
| Search | Add | 34 | Bee Gee Tavern Band | American polka band, led by "Polka King" and violinist [a=Bill Gale]. The band recorded for [l=Vocalion (2)], [l=Okeh] and [l=Columbia] from the late 1930s to the early 1950s. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Namtaräum | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Telstar Art Studio | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Mort Todd | Michael Jon Delle Femine | Born November 9, 1961 - (†) August 24, 2025. An American writer and media entrepreneur, best known as an editor-in-chief of Cracked magazine, and later, Marvel Music. He is owner of Comicfix, a media company that has developed licensed properties. As a writer, artist, or editor, Todd has worked at several comic book companies, contributing to characters including Superman and Spider-Man, and to licensed properties such as Barbie and Looney Tunes. His illustrations appear on CD covers, magazines, newspapers, and print advertisements. With Daniel Clowes, Pete Friedrich and Rick Altergott, Mort Todd contributed stories and art to Psycho Comics. He sold his first screenplay for a TV pilot called The Ultimates to a German production company while still a teenager. The pilot was produced, but never distributed, and stars a young Clowes as a teen rock 'n' roll superhero. Mort also wrote and penciled some stories for Clowes' Lloyd Llewellyn series from Fantagraphics. Around then he started freelancing for DC Comics, Marvel Comics, Kitchen Sink, Myron Fass, and many other smaller publishers. Since 1984, he illustrated all eight volumes of Back From The Grave (Crypt Records), a compilation series of obscure proto-punk rock from the 1960s. The original art to the cover of Volume One is on permanent display at the Cornell University Punk Archive Collection. In 1985, Todd became editor-in-chief of Cracked magazine. There he signed artist Don Martin after a 32-year career at Mad Magazine. Todd also published some of the earliest mainstream work of Altergott, Clowes, and Peter Bagge. For Globe Communications, Todd created the comics magazine Monsters Attack!, which featured horror comics and articles about movies. It ran five issues (Sept. 1989 - Dec. 1990), with Todd involved with the first four. Todd launched the imprint AAA, which published the first authorized collection of Bill Ward's pin-ups in W.O.W. (World of Ward). AAA also published a bilingual humor comic called Pepito with stories by writer George Gladir |
| Search | Add | 34 | Plaisir Des Dieux | [b]DO NOT USE.[/b] Not an artist but a label, or a series, use the "label" profile [l2051707] instead | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Super Wanyika Stars | Kenya-based band, formed by [a1635147] in 1981 after he left [a3599429]. The other band members had previously been in [a2672920] but were left without a group when [a2672919] returned to [a1379606]. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | EMI Creative | In-house creative team and sleeve designers, operating within EMI in the UK. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Fernando Fratarcangeli | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Colciago | Italian illustrator, 1950/60s | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Ансамбль Народных Инструментов Под Управлением А. Кулиева | Folk Instruments Ensemble led by [a=Əliağa Quliyev] | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Lau Tung | Hong Kong-based producer. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Iñaki Chunchurreta | Iñaki Chunchurreta Merino | Musician from Madrid, Spain. In the nineties Iñaki Chunchurreta also run the noise/grind/hardcore labels [l=Upground], [l=Discos MeCagoEnDios] and [l=Arcada Records]. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Wilh. Burmesters Bogtrykkeri A/S | Danish printer company. This page is for visual credits as artist For company roles please use [l1072894] or [l1106631] Variation: W.B.B. Aps | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Arnošt Herman | Conductor (kapelnik) of a well-known Czech band, [a=Hudba Sokola Žižkovského], the Sokol band from Žižkov, a district of Prague. Herman made numerous recordings with this band for [l=Columbia], starting around 1908. By 1915, he was conducting the [a=Hudba C. K. Privilegovaných Sboru Měšťanských Ostrostřelců V Praze], the band of the Municipal Sport Shooters Club of Prague. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Karlsson-Larsson | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Endang S. Taurina | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Tomorrow Never Sleeps | Broadcasting from beyond the static, Tomorrow Never Sleeps bends sound into something both familiar and surreal. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Михаил Васильев-Файнштейн | Михаил Борисович Файнштейн | Mikhail Borisovich “Fan” Feinstein-Vasiliev (sometimes Vasiliev-Feinstein, Vasiliev or Feinstein, original name is Feinstein; September 12, 1953, Leningrad - November 17, 2013, St. Petersburg) - Soviet and Russian rock musician, best known for as a member of the [a=Аквариум] group. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Orchestra Angelo Camis | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Christopher A. Pirie | Co-author of "Artistry in Kenton - The Bio-Discography of Stan Kenton and his music" | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Smokey Montgomery | Marvin Dooley Wetter | Marvin "Junior" "Smokey" Montgomery was an American country swing musician, songwriter, arranger, and producer from Texas, best known as the banjo player for the [a=Light Crust Doughboys]. See also [a=Marvin Montgomery]. Born in Rinard, IA, on March 7, 1913, died 2001. Took the name "Montgomery" after the movie star Robert Montgomery (1904-1981). Originally known as "Junior Montgomery", the Doughboys changed his named to "Smokey" because he played so fast his hand blurred on TV broadcasts. Montgomery joined the [a=Texas Wanderers] in 1934, and then the legendary [a=Light Crust Doughboys] in October 1935. He was appointed bandleader in 1948 and remained in that role until his death in 2001. From the early 1950s to 1962 he was also the musical director of the Big D Jamboree, a weekly radio show syndicated nationally from Dallas - The Doughboys performed as the house band under the name Country Gentlemen. Under the same name they backed Elvis Presley on one of his early tours. In the 1960s he helped form the Dallas folk groups [a=The Banjo Band From The Levee] and [a=The Levee Singers]. From the early through mid 1970's Montgomery also worked as an arranger for the Texas Gospel label Rainbow Sound Inc. In the 1980s Montgomery formed a Dixieland group, Smokey and the [a=Bearkats]. In 1989 he formed [a=The Dallas Banjo Band]. In 1991 he was inducted into The Western Swing Halls of Fame in Seattle and Nashville. In 1995 the 74th Texas Legislature honored Montgomery as "a national treasure". In 1998 Montgomery was made the first member of the National Four-String Banjo Hall of Fame in Guthrie, Oklahoma, and the Jazz Banjo Festival held there placed him in its Ring of Honor. In February 2011 he received a Grammy nomination posthumously in the category of southern, country or bluegrass gospel album for The Great Gospel Hit Parade. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Rune Flygg | Karl Rune Flygg | Swedish visual artist. Born December 23, 1928 in Stockholm, Sweden — died 2021. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Daniela Caraman Fotea | Daniela Caraman Fotea | Romanian musicologist, music critic, radio producer, television editor, music producer. Born May 4th, 1943, Bucharest – d. April 20, 2020, Bucharest. 1965-1980: editor, chief editor, head of section in Romanian Radio and Television. 1980-1989 (May): editor-in-chief, artistic director of the Electrecord label. The editorial plans conceived and transferred to disc total almost 3000 titles in all musical (symphonic, opera, chamber, light music, rock, pop, folk, jazz, folklore, didactic) and literary (poetry, theater, fairy tales) fields. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Gay Desperadoes Steel Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Bill Murata | Bill Murata, a veteran record producer based in Hawaii, started [l143397] in 1974. Now deceased. The corporation is held by a number of individuals, including president [a1387121] and Winifred Kurokawa (owner of Music Craft Distributors, which handles its product). 1983: Winner of a Sidney Grayson Award which was the name of what from 1987 became the Nā Hōkū Hanohano Lifetime Achievement Award under the auspices of the Hawaiʻi Academy of Recording Arts. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Moon Sølstice | Paulo Alexandre Campos Machado Pires | Moon Sølstice, named Paulo Alexandre Campos Machado Pires, is a record producer from Coimbra, Portugal. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Rotting Serpent | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Debut Of California | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Aurick Leere | Exploring the dark side of consciousness while seeking enlightenment.Conveying personal experience of past and present through visual and audio mediums as a way to process and heal. Memories may not go away, but the voices can be heard. From Seattle, Washington. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Vito Santangelo | Sicilian balladeer and guitarist, born 1938 in Paternò, Catania, Italy, died 2014 ibid. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Weapon God | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Big John Hall | John "Big John" Mark Hall | b. February 7, 1939, Fort Worth, Texas d. September 29, 2020, Grapevine, Texas "Big" John Hall began his career as bass singer for the Stamps Quartet in the early 1960's. From 1965-1968 he sang bass for the Blackwood Brothers. After leaving the Blackwood Brothers, John Hall began a long and successful solo career. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Huig Hofman | Eugenius Maria Herman Hofman | Belgian bandleader and folk dance specialist (Antwerp, 2 March 1901 – Antwerp, 8 May 1980). In 1938 he founded the [l=Volksdanscentrale voor Vlaanderen] of which he remained president until 1975. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Jack Verdonck | Jacques Verdonck | Belgian producer, songwriter and former manager of [a=New Inspiration]. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Mayra Marti | Moira Elisa Martínez Álvarez | Venezuelan singer and actress, born in Puerto La Cruz on June 2, 1954. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Henk Van Der Velde's Kinderkoor | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Rolf Holger | Norwegian organist, pianist, and composer, 1903-1969. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Hilda Murillo | Ecuadorian singer, born in Guayaquil, Ecuador on December 15, 1951, belongs to a family of artists, daughter of guitarist [a7897650], and [a=Fresia Saavedra], a famous singer. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Hategod | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Das Wiener Funkorchester | Austrian orchestra of the broadcaster [l1706506] This orchestra has had several name changes. Please use only the appropriate profile. a rough timeline: From 1945 to 19??: [a=Das Wiener Funkorchester] From 19?? to 19??: [a=Das Große Wiener Rundfunkorchester] From 19?? to 1969: [a=Großes Orchester des Österreichischen Rundfunks] From 1969 to 1996: [a=ORF Symphonieorchester] From 1996 to 2009 : [a=RSO Wien] Since 2009: [a=ORF Radio-Symphonieorchester Wien] | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Conjunto Iniciadores | Conjunto Musical Iniciadores | 31.12.1971 - 31.12.2006 Musica de Baile Mario da Silva, Silva Records Studio |
| Search | Add | 34 | 大谷亘 | Wataru Ohtani Credited for liner notes. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Rob Bachman | Robin Peter Kendall Bachman | Canadian drummer, born 18 February 1953 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, died 12 January, 2023. He is the youngest brother of [a=Randy Bachman] & [a=Tim Bachman] and uncle of [a=Tal Bachman]. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Apheliandala | Paju Inakari | The former producer "tag" of Paju Inakari. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Bert Rockhuizen | Producer | |
| Search | Add | 34 | DJ Binman | DJ & Producer from Northern Ireland, mainly known for Hardcore / Gabber mix tapes in the mid-'90s. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Naaman Lee | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Cherry Ince | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Γιώργος Βούκανος | George Voukanos | O Γιώργος Βούκανος γεννήθηκε στην Αθήνα το 1972. Έχει γράψει τραγούδια, ορχηστρική μουσική, soundtrack, θεατρικά, μουσική για διαφημίσεις και Συμφωνικά & Χορωδιακά έργα. Σπούδασε Βυζαντινή Μουσική, Μονωδία, Πιάνο & θεωρητικά στα Ωδεία Εθνικό, Απολλώνιο, Ελληνικό και αποφοίτησε από το Ωδείο Αθηνών. Παράλληλα περάτωσε τις εγκύκλιες σπουδές του στην Ανωτέρα Εκκλησιαστική Σχολή Αθηνών και στη Θεολογική Σχολή του Πανεπιστημίου Αθηνών και είναι υποψήφιος διδάκτωρ στο Τμήμα Πολιτισμικής Τεχνολογίας & Επικοινωνίας του Πανεπιστημίου Αιγαίου με θέμα «Η Αισθητική της Μουσικής Δημιουργίας μέσα από την Ψηφιακή Τεχνολογία». Τα έργα του έχουν παρουσιασθεί με εξαιρετική επιτυχία στο Μέγαρο Μουσικής Αθηνών & Θεσσαλονίκης, στο Ηρώδειο κ.α. καθώς επίσης τα έχουν ερμηνεύσει Ορχήστρες και καλλιτέχνες σε ολόκληρο τον κόσμο και έχουν μεταδοθεί από Διεθνή Μ.Μ.Ε. σε χώρες όπως Αμερική, Ελβετία, Ιρλανδία, Γερμανία, Ιταλία, Κύπρος, Ινδία, Ρωσία, Ουκρανία, Σερβία, Τουρκία, Λίβανος κ.α.. Έχουν κυκλοφορήσει 47 Cd & DVD. Τα τελευταία χρόνια συνεργάζεται με το Κρατικό Ελβετικό Κανάλι RCI[1] όπου ντύνει με την μουσική του Ντοκιμαντέρ και αφιερώματα. Ασχολήθηκε με το ραδιόφωνο με δικές του εκπομπές από το 1990 έως και το 2010 με εκπομπές όπως "Μονοπάτια Μουσικής & Μονοπάτια της 7ης Τέχνης" (89,5 Σταθμός Εκκλησίας), "Τα Πάθη" "Μοναστήρια & Προσκυνήματα"(Αnt1 - Ant1 Satelite), "Ταξιδεύοντας" (Flash 9,61),(Μελωδία), "Και κάτι άλλο εκτός από Τραγούδι" (Δίαυλος 10) κ.α. Επίσης υπήρξε μέλος της Χορωδίας της ΕΡΤ την περίοδο 1992 - 1996. Από το 2011 έως το 2020 είναι καλλιτεχνικός Διευθυντής και ιδρυτής του Διεθνούς Φεστιβάλ Τέχνης & Πολιτισμού του Δήμου Ανδραβίδας - Κυλλήνης[2]. Ενώ από το 2015 έως το 2017 διετέλεσε καλλιτεχνικός Διευθυντής του Διεθνούς Φεστιβάλ Αρχαίας Ήλιδας[3]. Από το 2000 είναι Ιδρυτής και Καλλιτεχνικός Διευθυντής του Ινστιτούτου Τέχνης και Πολιτισμού Melody Spirit. Από το 2000 έως το 2008 είχε την διεύθυνση του Δημιουργικού και Καλλιτεχνικού Προγραμματισμού των Πολιτιστικών εκδηλώσεων της Εκκλησίας της Ελλάδος ως μέλος της Επιτροπής Καλλιτεχνικών Εκδηλώσεων της Ιεράς Συνόδου της Εκκλησίας της Ελλάδος[4]. Από το 2012 δημιούργησε το Xenio Festival σε συνεργασία με το Ελληνικό Ειδύλιον, Το 2015 άνοιξε με το έργο του Αρετών Ανωτέρα το Αρχαίο Θέατρο της Ήλιδας[5]. Το 2016 δημιούργησε το "Πολιτισμός Ενώνει" με συνεργασίες Φεστιβάλ και Πολιτιστικών Οργανισμών. Το 2018 έως το 2020 δημιούργησε το τουριστικό πολιτιστικό θέαμα "Το Μυστικό Τραγούδι του Κάστρου - Μεσαιωνικές Νύχτες" σε συνεργασία με το Υπουργείο Πολιτισμού, την Εφορεία Αρχαιοτήτων Ηλείας, την Περιφέρεια Δυτικής Ελλάδας και τον Δήμο Ανδραβίδας - Κυλλήνης |
| Search | Add | 34 | Brooke Payne | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | La Fresa Acida | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Антиматерия | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Alfonso Ascencio | Luis Alfonso Ascencio Guerrero | Luis Alfonso Ascencio Guerrero is a Mexican producer, arranger and composer. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Mr. Cartoon | Mark Machado | Tattoo and graffiti artist based in Los Angeles, California. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Irv Lichtman | Editor in chief of Cash Box magazine | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Nygatoria | Experimental Harsh Noise from Faroe Islands / HNW project | |
| Search | Add | 34 | The Court Symphony Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Voice Of The Mermaid | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Marie-C | Marie Claire Patin | Designer, also co-runs the label [l=YozMaz]. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Zoran Radetić | Zoran Radetić | Serbian keyboards player, producer, arranger and engineer. Owner [l=Studio Z.R. Production]. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Trevor Chong | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Robin Wiberg | Swedish hardcore punk musician and visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Jeffdidthis | Art director & designer. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Pedro Giordano Cicarelli | Pedro Giordano Cicarelli | Pedro Giordano is a Brazilian writer and musician whose work bridges the realms of art, intelligence, and storytelling. Born in Lavras, Minas Gerais, he serves as a police officer and is a former intelligence agent, carrying with him a strong background in nonverbal communication and police intelligence. His career in this demanding field provided him with seven years of firsthand experience in covert operations, observation, and analysis—experiences that would later serve as the foundation for his literary and artistic universe. From this background emerged Space Ordiman, a role-playing game that blends espionage, conspiracy, and cosmic mystery. In this immersive narrative, players assume the role of secret agents tasked with infiltrating enigmatic cults and exposing the hidden forces behind a global project known as the Great Reset. The game reflects Giordano’s rare ability to transform real-world intelligence knowledge into a layered, conspiratorial, and thought-provoking creative experience. In addition to his contributions as a writer and game creator, Giordano is deeply rooted in music. He co-founded the bands Altú Págánach and Thorny Woods, while also leading the musical projects Urben Lord, Cthulhu Waves, and Tholic. In these bands, he performed under the pseudonym Dungortheb, a name tied to his early musical explorations. Each of these projects highlights his distinctive approach, combining experimentation, atmosphere, and thematic depth, often intertwining with the broader mythos of Space Ordiman and his literary inspirations. Under the artistic name Manja Cripto, Giordano expands his creative reach into digital media. On his YouTube channel, he produces content on Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, alongside explorations that weave together music, narrative, and analysis. Through this platform, he examines the intersections of art, occultism, and storytelling, offering audiences a gateway into his multifaceted creative universe. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Kenji Nagayasu | Credited with artwork and design on Japanese releases. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Eddi Calzada | Eddi Mostrodiavolo | Graphics Designer. Does graphic design for [l350606]. Owner and operator of [a12708053] a professional graphic design service specializing in the best graphics for Rock ‘n’ Roll CD Packaging, Logos, Posters, Promos, One-Sheets, and Much More. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Subrata | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Pastor Hal Mayer | Seventh-Day Adventist pastor who is the primary speaker and the Director of [l2433499] ministries. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Dale Sophiea | Musician, director, composer, filmmaker and producer in Berkeley, California. Co-founder of MX-80 Sound. Father of [a3152391]. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Paul McEvoy | Paul McEvoy | UK Designer and founder of the Design Company: [a=Bold (4)]. |
| Search | Add | 34 | poopy heAD 123 music | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Frederic Leighton | Frederic Leighton, 1st Baron Leighton, PRA (3 December 1830 – 25 January 1896), known as Sir Frederic Leighton between 1878 and 1896, was an English painter and sculptor. His works depicted historical, biblical, and classical subject matter. Leighton was bearer of the shortest-lived peerage in history; after only one day his hereditary peerage became extinct upon his death. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | 2h Design | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | bzzrk | Nick Liberatore | Visual artist moniker. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Иван Ром-Лебедев | Иван Иванович Ром-Лебедев | Gypsy acoustic guitar player, composer and writer. 31.03.1903 - 5.01.1991 |
| Search | Add | 34 | Alexandre Zuliani | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Harry Goldschmidt | Harry Goldschmidt (June 17, 1910 in Basel – November 19, 1986 in Dresden) was a Swiss musicologist. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Julia Kamińska | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Инструментальный Ансамбль п/у В. Воронинского | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Jan Mehlhose | Jan Mehlhose | Part of the [l69167] Team |
| Search | Add | 34 | Jan Harder | Jan Harder | Musician, Producer, Mastering [a=Clean (15)], [a=Ravine (3)], [a5196513], [a5812700] |
| Search | Add | 34 | Krzysztof Cwynar | Krzysztof Stanisław Cwynar | Polish singer and composer. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Bert Glassberg | US art director from the 60's. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Alex Knoblauch | Owner at [l30690] and [l1447966], Label Manager at [l122874] and [l1085399] | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Foster Hilding | Foster Jonathon Hilding | Foster Hilding is a post-rock/shoegaze solo artist based in Flagstaff, Arizona. Foster released multiple works independently before being signed to Locon Records in early 2022. (His side project daiana was signed earlier in late 2021.) His second album, The Summer That Dried the Well, was his first full release through Locon, and has been critically praised. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Miguel Sueiro | Miguel Sueiro | Art director & graphic designer from Pontevedra, Spain. Founder of [l=Bestiarie] and co-founder of [l=Hedonic Reversal] record labels. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Yodar Critch | Gary Zekley | Pseudonym for American songwriter-producer Gary Zekley. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Sat Ram Bradley | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Dou Wei | 窦唯 | b : October 14, 1969 Chinese multi-instrumentalist, producer, singer-songwriter and composer. He first came to prominence as a member of the popular rock group Black Panther (Hei Bao, [a=黑豹]). He has been married to pop singer [a=Faye Wong]. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Dave Decat | Dave Decat is a Belgian artist and the former tour manager of the band [a287633]. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Matt Plezier | Marcel Palijama | Dutch visual artist from The Hague. |
| Search | Add | 34 | ZovietZpace | Artwork designer. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Инструментальный Ансамбль п/у В. Рубашевского | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Ansambl Miće Stojanovića | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | John Konas | Mix-up/confusion [a970731] (was also in [a513667] like two other members) with [a447336] on the two [a1258225] albums | |
| Search | Add | 34 | L&T Clawson | Lawrence Clawson Jr. | Mastering engineer at [l=X-Mix] / [l=East Coast Digital]. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Kick-OH! | Cristian Longo | Italian DJ, producer, remixer and owner of Woot Records and OH-Audio. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Don Waterhouse | Appears as liner notes translator. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Jumbo Military Band | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Cube Strategy | Design | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Tangerinedreamer | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Cate Shanks | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Dennis Grell | Dennis Grell | German freelance audio-engineer and producer of electronic music. He owned Gardenhouse Studio near Hamburg till 2015 and was the head of Publisher "Edition Gardenhouse", administrated by Peermusic Germany and Musical author at Publisher AMV Alster. Now contracted to ROBA Hamburg. Active since the late 90's, his clients have included Peermusic Germany, AMV Alster, Zero G UK, Kontor Records, Sony Music, Universal Music and many more.... |
| Search | Add | 34 | Борис Волгін | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | JED-A-R-K | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Orchestra Alberto Baldan | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Janusz Guttner | Designer & Photographer | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Brian Gaylor | Brian Gaylor | Studio Engineer and musician. Born in 1952, deceased on 4th April, 2003. Brian started out as a tape operator in Wardour Street. He then worked at [l=Ridge Farm Studios] as a technician, having spent time with [a=Yes] and [a=Jon Anderson] in both musical and technical capacities. Moving onwards, he became Technical Manager at the [l=Roundhouse Studios] and eventually an integral part, as designer and then manager, of [l=Stanley House] Studios, where his innovative approach to control room acoustics attracted great interest and acclaim. As a musician, his main achievement was playing guitar in [a=The Regents] who had a hit with '17', which, in 1979, reached no.11 in the UK, as well as charting in parts of Europe. However, he's normally been on the technical side of things, usually studio maintenance. In the late-'90s he designed a large, four storey complex in Acton, London, owned by [a=Andy Morris (5)]. Gaylor was subsequently involved in the building of yet another recording studio in Oxfordshire, as well as designing a revolutionary new kind of light aircraft. Tragically, he was killed in a hang gliding accident in 2003. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Orchester Hans Arno Simon | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Lil Grind$aw | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Alice Sexton | Former Art Director/Creative Director at [l=Time Life Music]. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Gino Bonetti | Horacio Esteban Malvicinio | Argentinian jazz and tango electric guitarist, composer, arranger and orchestral director. Born Oct 29, 1929 in Concordia, died Nov 21, 2023 in Concordia. Also known by his alias "El Malveta". He moved to Bueno Aires in 1947. He wrote for musical works on television, made jingles, musicalized films scores and accompanied many sets of diverse rhythms and tango. By 1954 Astor Piazzolla discovered him at the iconic Bop Club Argentino, Malvicino. His style goes through late 1960's and early 1970's distinguished contemporaries directors of proficient musical background such as: Caravelli, Franck Pourcel, Ray Conniff, to mention a few ones. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Miodrag Ž. Milutinović | Miodrag Milutinović | Director and editor-in-chief of [l=Diskos] label. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Kenneth Schultz | Danish graphic designer and art director, based in Copenhagen. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Jimmy Straight | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Dennis Ratzlaff | Since the beginning of 2002, Dennis Ratzlaff has been the resident DJ of the legendary "Hifi Club", which at that time helped shape the new Berlin style. He was a resident of the party series "Coop-Club", which takes place at irregular intervals in various underground locations in Berlin. And he was resident DJ from the very beginning at "Rio"! CLUBS: Coop Club (Berlin) - Resident DJ - Rio (Berlin) - Resident DJ - Hifi (Berlin) WMF – Steakhouse, GMF (Berlin) Cookies (Berlin) Golden Gate (Berlin) Liza Lounge (Berlin) Kinzo (Berlin) Waagenbau (Hamburg) Weltbühne (Hamburg) Slip (Düsseldorf) Hotel Shanghai (Essen) Harry Klein (München) Gebäude 9 (Köln) Wasserwerk Club (Bern, Schweiz) Club Bonsoir (Bern, Schweiz) Love & Hate (White Trash, Berlin) Hotel Fox (Kopenhagen) City Hall (Barcelona) Plastic (Mailand) FESTIVALS: Berlin Festival Splash! Cooperations: ic! Berlin Bread & Butter (Berlin & Barcelona) DJ Support: Fisherspooner DJ Hell Peaches Feedom Shapemod Erol Alkan Adam Sky Le Hammond Inferno DJ KAOS Jeans Team Arthur Baker Snax Poney Poney Vicarious Bliss Busy P Digitalism Deichkind Soulwax 2ManyDJs ... RELEASES: "Heavy Rotation" echtzeit 03 Compilation "Staubflug" echtzeit 03 Compilation "That's why" echtzeit 04 Compilation "Oh Bauer" Jeans Team (Jack Tennis & Dennis Remix/Louisville Records) | |
| Search | Add | 34 | AB.ART Graphix | German design company from Abstatt/ Heilbronn. Owner is [a=Roland Heckmann], alias [a=Higgins (6)]. For the label profile, please see [l289915]. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Abigor Mugerza | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Chris Avdel | Χρήστος Αβδελάς | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Skoopy | Jiří Šisler | 𝐒𝐤𝐨𝐨𝐩𝐲, real name Jiří Šisler, is a Czech DJ, producer, graphic artist, sound engineer, and founder of the label [l=Solid Noise Records]. He was introduced to music around the age of ten thanks to his best friend’s stepfather, who was a DJ. In his hometown of Osoblaha, he developed a passion for mixing and hip hop, which had a significant impact on his musical direction. He taught himself to play the keyboard and gradually began experimenting with beat-making and sampling. He started performing as a DJ in 2012 at local events and released his first demo singles. A year later, he established a long-term collaboration with rapper Eisi, through which he met many other artists from the local scene. In the following years, he toured with Eisi and Daras across the Moravian-Silesian region, where he connected with more musicians. In 2019, he focused more on DJing at dance and hip hop events. He then formed a DJ duo with DJ Nightness, performing regularly at various events for two years. During the same period, he started working with rapper Mikec on the album Sebereflexe, from which several singles have already been released. In 2023, he founded his own label, 𝐒𝐨𝐥𝐢𝐝 𝐍𝐨𝐢𝐬𝐞 𝐑𝐞𝐜𝐨𝐫𝐝𝐬, under which he releases his own music as well as that of other artists. In the fall of the same year, he released the compilation "𝐌𝐞𝐦𝐨𝐫𝐲 𝐁𝐚𝐧𝐤 𝐕𝐨𝐥. 𝟎𝟏", showcasing a decade of his work. This was followed by the release of his instrumental album "𝐎𝐥𝐝 𝐃𝐫𝐚𝐰𝐞𝐫𝐬 𝐌𝐮𝐬𝐢𝐜 𝐕𝐨𝐥. 𝟎𝟏" in 2024. Currently, Skoopy continues to actively create with his colleagues at Solid Noise Records – regularly releasing new music videos, performing live, and preparing new projects. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Frau Anke | Anke Kulka, née Haubrich | Techno DJane & producer from Ratingen, Germany. Born in 1976. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Wu Xiu Zhu | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Nicos Apostolidis | German singer, songwriter and composer, born 2 June 1950. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Kei Sasaki | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Anthony "Tsungirai" Henry | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Andreas Spörl | Austrian designer | |
| Search | Add | 34 | John S. Roe | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Massimo Caso |
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