Report created based on data in MusicBrainz as of 27/07/2026
Found 626599 artists, we show 1000 artists per page.
The report is not continually updated so may not reflect the current data within MusicBrainz and or Discogs databases.
These are Discogs artists not currently linked to a MusicBrainz artist, and we have been unable to find a potential link for either.
Many of these artists probably are in MusicBrainz in some form but they are not currently linked, the list is ordered so that Discogs artists with the most number of single artists releases are listed first on the basis that these artists would be of more interest.
Some problems will just be due to deficiencies in the Discogs to Musicbrainz artist matching algorithm employed by Albunack.
There are also timing issues as this report is not updated immediately so will not reflect recent modifications and additions to MusicBrainz and Discogs.
One issue in Discogs is they handle artist credits differently so a Discogs name consisting of multiple people is probably represented on MusicBrainz as two individuals, but we try to filter these out of this report
We have also omitted artists that are not unique in both MusicBrainz and Discogs because these artists are probably not missing just more difficult to match up.
Another issue is that some Discogs artists have multiple ids with one id just redirecting to the other, this is the case with Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, do we add both links to MusicBrainz ?
Limited report to artists with at least two single artist releases for now.
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| Search | Add | 34 | Giedrė Bulotaitė-Jurkūnienė | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Bert Glassberg | US art director from the 60's. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Kiyoshi Nakajo | 下村 清 (Kiyoshi Shimomura) | 中条きよし Japanese enka singer and actor. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Luis Carlos Montoya | Luis Carlos Montoya Díez | Colombian bassist, saxophonist and violinist, arranger, producer (Medellín, 1946 - Rionegro, Antioquia, 16 May 2020) |
| Search | Add | 34 | Михаил Задорнов | Михаил Николаевич Задорнов = Mikhail Nikolayevich Zadornov | Mikhail Zadornov (July 21, 1948 in Jūrmala, Latvian SSR, USSR – November 10, 2017 in Moscow, Russia) was a Soviet and Russian stand-up comedian and writer. Zadornov was born into an artistic family, his father Nikolai Zadornov being a notable writer from Riga. Zadornov's mother, Elena Matusevich (1909-1992), came from an old noble family, which can trace its roots to the Polish king Stephen Bathory. |
| Search | Add | 34 | poopy heAD 123 music | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Matt Gauck | American illustrator and painter. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Dave Decat | Dave Decat is a Belgian artist and the former tour manager of the band [a287633]. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Sat Ram Bradley | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Damian Kotwica | Damian Kotwica | Electronic music producer born in Sandomierz and grew up in Annopol, Poland. |
| Search | Add | 34 | George Bussey | George Mitchell Bussey, Jr. | [b]Disco - soul producer - arranger - songwriter - multi-instrumentalist[/b] Born June 7, 1958, Fort Devon’s MA. Died August 19, 2023, Willingboro, NJ. He has worked with a plenty of artists of the disco era [a=Instant Funk], [a=Linda Clifford], [a=First Choice] etc. He has released an album as [a=George Bussey Experience] with session musicians. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Kai Lerner | Product manager at [l38506]. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Dagmar Bromová | Credited as designer & Layouter | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Eric Handel | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Orchestr Osvobozeného Divadla | Czech house orchestra of the Liberated Theatre Prague ([a=Osvobozené Divadlo]), led by [a=Jaroslav Ježek]. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Jill Christiansen | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Namtaräum | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Folkraft International Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Jorge Char | Argentinian singer, songwriter and composer (August 31, 1951 – July 4, 2014) Popular in Latin America, especially in Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Martel Robinson | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Tiger Musik | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Lau Tung | Hong Kong-based producer. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | จีรพันธ์ วีระพงษ์ | Jeeraphan Weeraphong is a Thai singer, b. 1951. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Γρηγόρης Φαληρέας | Producer and mastering engineer. Brother of [a=Τάσος Φαληρέας] and co-owner of [l=Αδελφοί Φαληρέα] label & [l=Pop Eleven] record store/distributor. Grigoris Falireas is also the father of [a=Ορέστης Φαληρέας] and [a=Λύσανδρος Φαληρέας] from [a=Imam Baildi]. Died on May 13th, 2019. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Sam Blok Quartet | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Иосиф Вайнштейн | Иосиф Владимирович Вайнштейн | Soviet jazz arranger, trumpeter, conductor October 28, 1918 - September 1, 2001 |
| Search | Add | 34 | Subrata | ||
| 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 | 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 | The Ron Berridge Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Karlsson-Larsson | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Paul Karas | Paul Karas | Multi-instrumentalist, originally from Cardiff, Wales |
| Search | Add | 34 | Alberto Calçada | Alberto de Souza Calçada | Brazilian accordionist, record producer and engineer. Founder of the label [l77845]. Born August 6, 1929 in São Paulo, Brazil — died July 29, 1983 in São Paulo, Brazil |
| Search | Add | 34 | Naaman Lee | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Petar Gaković | Petar Gaković | Sound engineer at PGP RTB studios. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Os Futuristas | Os Futuristas is a brazilian "conjunto musical" formed in Ijuí (Rio Grande do Sul), on the 28th of June, 1959. It's first lineup consisted of: Arnoldo Huber, Harry Zilmer, Armindo Julio Treter, Rudi Brust, Hélio Michaelsen and Reinhard Treter. Later, on 1961, musicians Plinio Michaelsen and Paulo Wassermann joined the group. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Audio Demon | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Elise Nærø | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Oğuz Zulik | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Anita Lucia Proaño | Ana Lucia Proaño Merino | Ecuadorian música criolla / pop singer |
| Search | Add | 34 | The Effects Of Mouldy Noise | Harsh noise wall artist from Indiana, US. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Brandon MacNeil | Credited as A&R Manager | |
| 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 | Gottfried Wolf | German radioplay director and voice actor (mainly christian topics) | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Ivan Tidswell | New Zealand engineer. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Manu Cossu | Emmanuel Cossu | French designer. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Sota Takagi | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Los Charrasqueados | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | حسین واثقی | Hussein Vaseghi (1936 - 2008) was an Iranian composer of soundtracks. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | EMI Creative | In-house creative team and sleeve designers, operating within EMI in the UK. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Jugend-Für-Christus-Chor | German Christian youth choir, founded in 1958 by [a2708894]; disbanded around 1980. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Mr. Cartoon | Mark Machado | Tattoo and graffiti artist based in Los Angeles, California. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Sally Hamlin | Sarah Emery Hamlin | Born December 23, 1902, Brooklyn, New York. Died July 4, 1987, Bar Harbor, Maine. American child actor, storyteller, recitationist, and pianist. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Rubecon | Design agency in Chennai (Madras), India. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Eduardo Carollo | Eduardo Carollo | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Kulwant Jani | Bollywood lyricist. | |
| 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 | Bruce Garfield | Artist Manager, Marketing Consultant, Social Media Guru, Managing Director of Michael Cotten Production Design Studios, based in New York. Worked at [l=Capitol] and [l=EMI America], founded [l=EMI-Manhattan Records] | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Boris Boras | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Arsen Hayrapetyan | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Silken Tofu | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | The Four Amigos | Puerto Rican group based in Las Vegas in the early 1960s | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Romain Tellechea | Romain Tellechea | Slump2019, whose real name is Romain Tellechea, is a French graphic designer. He started out in 1995 and has worked with numerous artists, including dDamage, Prince 85, Roi Heenok, Max D. Carter, Riski & Sameer Ahmad. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Maria Kurnosova | Марія Курносова (Mariya Kurnosova) | Grindcore, noisecore musician from Ukraine. |
| 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 | Pandit Shivram | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Joe Cuddy | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Лия Веледницкая | Лия Борисовна Веледницкая | Director radio. (1925-2012) |
| Search | Add | 34 | Işıl Öztunç | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Clifton "Bigga" Morrison | Clifton Morrison | Pianist also known as [i]Bigga Morrison[/i] who worked with [a10352] as part of the [url=http://www.discogs.com/artist/580460-Arabs-The]Arabs[/url], the group who then went on to form [a85421]. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Laico H. Burkhalter | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Sebő Miklós | Sebő Miklós | Hungarian singer. Born 16 October 1899 in Budapest, Hungary and died 27 January 1970 ibid. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Jack Verdonck | Jacques Verdonck | Belgian producer, songwriter and former manager of [a=New Inspiration]. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Nygatoria | Experimental Harsh Noise from Faroe Islands / HNW project | |
| Search | Add | 34 | İbrahimdeep | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Dale Reed | Dale Reed | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Dino Christophilopoulos | Dino Christophilopoulos | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Fernando Fratarcangeli | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Carlos Alberto Sion | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Voice Of The Mermaid | ||
| 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 | Royal Guards Band | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Drahoslav Volejníček | Drahoslav Volejníček | Czech conductor, composer, producer |
| Search | Add | 34 | Gay Desperadoes Steel Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Sergi Moreno | Sergi Moreno | |
| Search | Add | 34 | DJ Binman | DJ & Producer from Northern Ireland, mainly known for Hardcore / Gabber mix tapes in the mid-'90s. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Colciago | Italian illustrator, 1950/60s | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Ko Zweeres | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Joseph Lombardero | Cover illustrator. Born: 1922 in Tampa, Florida. Died: 2004 in Arkansas. Joseph Lombardero studied design at the Ringling School of Art in Sarasota, Florida. He moved to New York in 1948, working for Sudler & Hennessey as an illustrator specializing in pharmaceutical illustrations. In the 1960s he began to illustrate book covers, primarily in the science fiction genre and for the Time-Life Science series. He also illustrated record jacket covers for RCA, Capitol, Camden and EMI, primarily in the classical and jazz genre. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Debut Of California | ||
| 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 | Jan Pospieszalski | Jan Franciszek Pospieszalski | Polish musician, arranger, composer and journalist. |
| Search | Add | 34 | The Court Symphony Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Claude Arnaud | Photograph. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Complesso Spring | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Mersinli İsmail | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Bert Rockhuizen | Producer | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Rotting Serpent | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Nino Marletti | Italian singer. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | طالب رابح | Taleb Rabah ⵟⴰⵍⴻⴱ ⵔⴰⴱⴰⵀ طالب رابح | Taleb Rabah (1930 - 2015) was an Algerian Kabyle singer. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Pastor Hal Mayer | Seventh-Day Adventist pastor who is the primary speaker and the Director of [l2433499] ministries. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Weapon God | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Gediminas Edvardas Makšeckas | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | The Grandells | The Grandells were a popular Filipino instrumental group, particularly prominent in the 1970's and were a leading purveyor of the then rising "rock revival" movement and were a funk, soul, psych cover band that was on the Grandeur record label. The Grandells comprised of Chito Sibayan (formerly of the Lumberjacks (lead vocalist/rhythm guitar)), Dong Gica (bass guitar/vocals), Roger Cantor (keyboards/vocals), Edwin Bunales (lead guitar/vocals), Horacio ‘Baby’ Jongko (2nd lead guitar/vocals) and Dodie Sta. Rita (drums/vocals). | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Dominique Jehanne | Photographer. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Cheryl H. McTyre | Director of A&R Administration for [l254215]/[l31119] from 2000 to 2012. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Telstar Art Studio | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Mike Foxall | Mike "Fox" Foxall is an art / animation / rock & roll triple threat living in Bathurst, NSW, Australia and has been drawing furiously since he was old enough to concern his parents. From early pieces featuring blood soaked deleted Star Wars scenes to the more mature skeleton and satan based motifs of his contemporary work Fox has consistently thrilled and captivated weirdos, loners and the unemployed. Moving effortlessly from album cover design to comic art to animated music videos to scrawling genitalia on public toilet walls, Fox's cv is a sprawling, unkempt affair that is charming in it's own way and requires no detailed analysis. | |
| 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 | Studenten-Ländlerkapelle Bern | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Антиматерия | ||
| 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 | Patrice Larue | French painter who illustrated LP covers in the mid 70s mainly | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Lukas F | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Darkyapper | [a=D. C.] or Darkyapper is an independent musician and producer born on Mexico. 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. | |
| 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 | Hategod | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Zlatko Turkalj | Zlatko Turkalj | Croatian radio journalist and host, artist, producer & organizer. |
| 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 | Carlo Boselli | Carlo Boselli | Italian producer and audio engineer. |
| Search | Add | 34 | แฮมเมอร์ | ||
| 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 | Eggert Stefánsson | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Chucky Million | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Chris McCahill | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | Dick Reeves Design | Austin, Texas studio of [a=Dick Reeves]. Label=[l=Dick Reeves Design] 3801 South Congress #319 Austin, TX 78704 | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Ramon Daniel Garza | Mexican sound engineer, composer, producer from Monterrey | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Mustapha Asker | ||
| 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 | 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 | Juck The Ripper | Jörgen Thullberg | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Marvin Schlachter | Marvin Herbert Schlachter | Record label executive from New York. Born: November 25, 1933 in New York City, New York. Died: September 19, 2024, in New York City, New York. Schlachter's first role in the music industry was as an ad executive for the music industry magazine Cash Box in the late 1950s. From there, following a meeting with [a=Florence Greenberg], he was appointed executive vice president at [l=Scepter Records] / [l=Wand] in 1961. After nine years, he left Scepter to become president of [l=Janus Records], the newly-opened US division of the British record organization [l=Pye Records]. After a reorganization, he took over a portfolio of labels under Pye's successor, [l=GRT], including [l=Chess]. In 1976, when Pye closed its American operations, he took some of his recently signed artists and launched [l=Prelude Records], named after one of the more successful Pye acts ([a=Prelude (3)]). Prelude was established to promote the new disco sound and became a hugely influential label due to the stable of producers he brought to the label, notably [a=Patrick Adams] and [a=François Kevorkian]. Schlachter ran Prelude until 1986, then co-founded MicMac with DJ [a=Mickey Garcia] in 1987. Married to [a=Trudy Schlachter]. |
| Search | Add | 34 | The Fabreeze Brothers | Paul Nice & Phill Most Chill | [a=Paul Nice] & [a=Phill Most Chill] as the Fabreeze Brothers. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Brooke Payne | ||
| 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 | Moe Slotin | Born: 1950 Deceased: 2001 Worked as live sound engineer for [a251884], [a242415], [a193816], [a22854], [a48424] and many others. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | М. Подушкин | Painter, Art designer | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Apheliandala | Paju Inakari | The former producer "tag" of Paju Inakari. |
| 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 | 3 Lions Design Associates | ||
| Search | Add | 34 | PORNOGraphics | Friedrich Kautz | Design alias of German rapper Prinz Pi/Prinz Porno. |
| Search | Add | 34 | AVAMPOSTO RADIOFONICO AUTARCHICO | Martial Industrial project from Italy. | |
| Search | Add | 34 | Zdeněk Šafář | Zdeněk Šafář | Czech graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 34 | Хор Московского Театра Оперетты | Moscow Operetta Theatre Choir For [i]Moscow Operetta Theater Orchestra[/i] use - [a2218786] For [i]Moscow Operetta Theater Soloists[/i] use - [a16714588] | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Owlybeats | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Julie Separovic | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Lucas Ruggieri | American freelance illustrator from Brooklyn, New York. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Los "In" | "Beat" group from Argentina, active during the 60s. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Nico Selen | Nico J.J. Selen | Founder and principal composer / producer of O.R.D.U.C., Enif Omnivorius, the Bearcage, G.E.N. (2), Drygom, the Cosmic Dream, Mac Music Machine, NoNotes, E.M.M., E.U.C., who is active from 1970. Plays Synthesizers, Guitar, Drums and various Percusion and also sings. Founder of the next labels: New Bulwark Records & Tapes, Stichting Muziek Nieuws (including Pop Eye and IF Records) and Motok. Producer and (remix) engineer from recordings made by: De Fabriek, Solenoid, The Lost Attic, Gerrit Hoekema, Ulois, Kapotte Muziek, Jehova Meltdown, Ooy + Ило, Ило & Freiband. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Jack Mad | A Catalan band from Torelló (Osona, Barcelona) formed in 2009 as The Rollers. Few time later they re-named the band as Jack Mad. Info contact: jackmadgrup@gmail.com | |
| Search | Add | 33 | David Moloele | South African sound engineer. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Le Grand Orchestre Du Gramophone | Orchestra from the [l=Cie Française Du Gramophone]. "Symphonic" orchestra. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Thank You, Satan | Andreas Frisk | Swedish visual artist. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Lori Brune | Antonio Polichiso | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Barbara Bałukowa | Photographer | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Lukassen Produkties | Dutch management, booking and events organizing agency, founded in 1963 as [a4379453] by [a5142642]. Changed name to Lukassen Produkties when Leo handed over the running of the company to his children. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Александър Бахаров | Bulgarian musician, composer, arranger, instrumentalist and vocalist. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Martin Herout | Czech visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Bruno Tibaldi | Bruno Fulvio Tibaldi | Italian producer and songwriter. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Igor Golubić | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Filip Trax | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Stella Gelesh | Graphic Designer, based in Denver, Colorado (US). Born in Berlin, Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Eduard Parma Jr. | Eduard Parma | Czech bass player, composer, producer. Founder and owner of the [l=Sokit] (Soul Kitchen) recording studio. Born January 10, 1950 in Prague (former Czechoslovakia). Son of trumpet player [a=Eduard Parma] sr., brother of [a=Jindřich Parma]. Died August 1, 2022. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Vjeko Jutt | Croatian pop singer from the 1960s and 1970s. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Ursula Kurasik | Pianist and vocalist from Melbourne, Australia. Known for her work as [a=Misstiq] and is a member of [a=Don't Die Like I Did] and formerly [a=Earth Caller]. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Maurice Grosjean | French producer,conductor and liner notes author. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Efraín Osuna | Venezuelan mixing, mastering and lacquer cutting engineer. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Dzadesign | Dzmitriy Yannushkevich | Selfmade Designer From Novopolotsk City, Republic Of Belarus |
| Search | Add | 33 | Unicod | Sebastien Gros | Electronic music DJ & producer from Marseille, France |
| Search | Add | 33 | Digital Horizons | Justin Ludford | Formed in 1988 after a discovery of Tangerine Dream and a purchase of a £130 mono Casio keyboard. Based in Thetford, Norfolk, UK. Justin Ludford is the founding and to this date sole member of Digital Horizons. Born in 1973, with a continued interest in electronic music, a bedroom studio culture progressed to the present day. Then, after a series of home produced cassette recordings, in 1994 a PC allowed the start of digital recording that spawned its first CDr release with 'A Face In The Crowd' (2002). This co-incided with new Yamaha equipment and a change of studios. Then in 2004 the follow up CDr 'Playback' was released. 2006 saw the opening of the Digital Horizons MySpace website. Projects for 2006/07 included the delayed completion of the third album 'Messenger' released in February 2007 and work on remastering old material from the vaults with the first 'DH Archives' release out in July 2007 titled 'Adjust Your Eyes To The Sun'. The second volume of the 'DH Archives' was released in September 2007. 'Subsonic' proved to be the biggest selling DH title so far. Digital Horizons got airtime on the internet radio station 'TDFZ' and its subsequent Podcast replacement. 2007 rounded off with the release of the first DH EP 'Ions' in December. 2008 began with the release of a compilation album and EP to celebrate 20 years of DH. During 2008 'The Route Cause' CDr was released and a new outlet for DH at www.reverbnation.com. October 2008 saw the release of the 'Dragonfly' EP. 2009 began with the release of the 'Remembrance' CDr, and an updated Overplay website homepage. DH appeared on iTunes and Amazon MP3 for the first time in February 2009. July 2009 saw the release of the album 'ALT - DH Archives Vol 3' continuing the series of releases remixing and digging into the Digital Horizons vaults. During August 2009 the DH studios got some new equipment, the first evidence of which can be heard on the 'Undertow' EP released in October 2009. 2010 began with the release of 'Over Seas', the first full album release from the updated DH studios. An 'Over Seas' EP followed. Next came the London inspired 'Capital' EP release. Summer 2010 brought the album release 'White Skies'. The August 2010 release 'ana.lies' was the first to be fully available to download from iTunes and Amazon MP3. The internet radio show 'Sunday Synth' hosted by Bruce Gall at www.ARFM.co.uk has been featuring several DH tracks alongside a wide range of known and not so known electronic artists. www.reverbnation.com/digitalhorizons became the main gateway to all things DH. November 2010 saw the release of the 'ConSequence' album which has a planned iTunes release early in 2011. 'ConSequence' is the 20th CD release from DH starting with 'A Face In The Crowd' from 2002. DH now had tracks available at www.soundcloud.com as a forum for listeners to comment on the material. The fourth volume of the DH Archives series 'Lost In The Landscape' followed mid 2011 again with an iTunes release and the first to be available from Reverbnation direct as a physical CD. This gave the release a more professional finish to the packaging. July 2011 saw the release of 'canopies', a four track EP also available from Reverbnation as a download and CD. A fan only download track, 'Back To Shore', became available through Reverbnation around the same time. November 2011 came with the release of 'Track and Field', a 10 track album. Both the DH Facebook page and the DH page at Reverbnation continued to receive a steady increase in visitors. January 2012 saw the download only (at this stage) release of the five track 'neon' EP. This release received airplay on the 'Sunday Synth' radio show. This programme also featured a Digital Horizons special during February 2012. March 2012 saw the release of 'Foundations'. This is a compilation of tracks from 2009-2011 plus two exclusive 2012 tracks. May 2012 brought the release of 'Time Machine', a five track EP on CDBaby, Amazon and iTunes download sites. This was the first recording made after recording equipment upgrades were installed in the DH studio. 'A Face From The Past' arrived in August 2012 as an eight track album. A charity compilation download featuring a large range of electronic artists was released from the US site www.soundforgood.bandcamp.com featuring the 'Falling Star' track from DH. A twin release of EP's followed during the Autumn of 2012 with 'Rising Star' and 'Falling Star'. Digital Horizons joined Bandcamp in early 2013. 'Escapade - DH Archives Volume 5' was released in early 2013 with some new sounds added to the DH studio. New artwork software was also used for this release onwards. A second charity compilation download from SoundForGood featured a DH track from the mid 2013 EP release 'Reverberate'. July 2013 saw the release of the nine track album 'Echo Catcher' which also includes a track that appeared on a multi artist compilation download. 2014 began with the release of the 'Ways and Means' EP followed by the sixth release in the DH Archives series 'The Last Cube In The Box'. This release included a track with contribution from my girlfriend. Summer 2014 gave up the release of the eleven track album 'The Avian Flew'. Back into higher altitudes for the following 'Racing Rosetta' EP marking the achievements of the mission to land a probe on a comet. 2014 ended with 'Foundations2', a compilation of recent DH tracks plus a couple of exclusives. 2015 began on a sombre note with the death of Edgar Froese of Tangerine Dream, a big influence on DH. To mark the moment 'The Last Chord' EP was released as a free download. This was shortly followed by the long gestating 'Calendar' album recorded over the entire span of 2014. 'Winter's Window', released in March 2015, featured the longest DH track to date at over 30 mins. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Orchestra Simba Wanyika | Kenya-based group formed in 1971 by the Tanzanian brothers [a2706972] and [a2672919]. Both brothers had previously founded and led [a4223221] but adopted the new group name when they moved to Kenya in late 1971. They continued to use the Arusha Jazz name (particularly as A.J.B.) alongside Simba Wanyika until 1973. In 1978 [a1066346] left the group with several other members to form [a3599429]. In 1980 the group sufferred another split, when brother (and founder member) [a2672919] left (with nearly all the other members) to form [a2672920]. This split was short-lived and [a2672919] had rejoined Simba Wanyika by the end of the year. They often used the name Simba Wanyika Original during this period to try to avoid confusion with other groups with similar names. The group continued to record and tour until the mid 1990s (by when both of the Kinyonga brothers had died). | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Andrew Martini | American bass player and guitarist in various hardcore bands. Originally from Philadelphia, PA. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Elena Matulayová | Elena Matulayová | Slovak adapter. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Γιώργος Κουμιώτης | Lute player from Crete, also know as καμαράτος or kamaratos. Born in Tefeli Herakleion 10th of Aug 1931, son of Μιχάλης Κουμιωτάκης and Μαρία Νουράκη. He started playing lute at the age of 16 along with Γαβρίλης Σταυρουλάκης lyre player from Πιτσίδια. Later he collaborated with [a=Νίκος Ξυλούρης], together they recorded «δεν κλαίνε οι δυνατές καρδιές» and «Νησιωτοπούλα μου» also with Μανουρά, Καλομοίρη, Ψαραντώνη and Βασίλη Σκουλά. He was well known for his "Satira" Died in 2008 at Xaidari. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | ArtemisWave | Guillaume Crettaz | ArtemisWave is a Swiss composer of Hard-Trance music from the 90s. Contrary to popular belief, ArtemisWave has absolutely nothing to do with the group "Artemis" from "Atoom Records" except the passion for Hardtrance music. Arrived in the middle of the Eighties under the name of Guillaume, I from an early age was lulled by electronic music. When I was 8, I touched my first piano keys to spend two years on the keyboard. I composed my first songs at the beginning of 2000 with a "Korg Karma" and a "Roland MC 505" that I recorded on cassettes (many of these nuggets are still hiding in my den). I really developed my Home-Studio in 2004, first by the component part then by the mix part in 2007. Since then, a lot of things have changed but my Technics SL 1200 MK5 turntables are still there! My musical inspirations are varied: Jean-Michel Jarre, the different compilations of the 90s (Dance Mission / Rave Mission / Hardtrancer / Ravermeister / Thunderdome) then the 2000s of Clubbing Switzerland (Goliath / Tranceescape). In the midst of all these styles, the Hardtrance of the 90s remains my great musical love. Currently, I compose and mix on vinyls. I am an epicurean of music: the decibels are not enough for me, I need something concrete in hand and the unique sizzle announcing good sounds from vinyls that have been playing for hours. Apart from vinyls, I also collect the different compilations mentioned above. Guillaume - ArtemisWave |
| Search | Add | 33 | YES SET | YES SET is the Elektro/Synth/Gore Dance solo project of Jan Harder. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | VLOO | Photo agency. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Ilya Tsarev | Ilya Tsarev | artist, writer, musician from St. Petersburg. multi-instrumentalist member The Psychedelic Band |
| Search | Add | 33 | Moonshine Stalkers | Formally known as Killing Seymour, this band have been around for a while. After Killing Seymour lost their vocalist, the rest of the band decided to go on the hunt for a new singer, whilst in the meantime using guitarist, Ricky, to fill in on vocal duties. After a few gigs and some thought, the boys decided that they were doing just fine as a three piece. With Ricky on guitar and vocals permanently, they started to work on new material. With this came a new sound with a totally different feel to the music, and in one smooth transition, they became The Moonshine Stalkers. With each of the band members having such varied musical tastes and influences, it's hard to pinpoint any one type of style to tag their sound, but if you like psychobilly punk rockin' noise, and you like it loud and freakin' fast, then check out THE MOONSHINE STALKERS! In the summer of 2011, The Moonshine boys made some changes to the sound...and with the help of another guitarist/vocalist, Andy Kandil, stripped the sound down to a zero bullshit assault on the brain. Also, the boys walked in Camden Recording Studios and recorded an EP"LOOK WHOS STALKING" fresh-written tunes produced by that nutter, Doyley! | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Ingo Milton | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Otromatic | Julien Ducourthial | Graphician |
| Search | Add | 33 | Antalovských | Czech graphic design and photography collaboration of [a=Daniela Antalovská] and [a=Jiří Antalovský]. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Nicu de la Plenița | Nicolae Romulus Stoican | Romanian producer, owner of [l=NDP Music] |
| Search | Add | 33 | إبراهيم عوض | إبراهيم عوض (Ibrahīm ʾAwaḍ) | Ibrahim Awad (1933 - 2006) was a Sudanese singer. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Sylvester Kyner | Sylvester Kyner Jr. | Born in December 17th, 1932 in Detroit as Sylvester Kyner Jr. Died March 20, 1981. [a=Sonny Red] was an alto saxophonist associated with Hard bop. He worked in Detroit with Barry Harris (1949-1952) and in 1954 temporarily switched to tenor saxophone while with [a=Frank Rosolino]. Later that year he joined [a=Art Blakey] briefly. In 1957, with his arrival in New York he gained more recognition, recording with [a=Curtis Fuller] and [a=Paul Quinichette], in addition to having several dates as a leader (1958-1962) for Savoy, Blue Note, and particularly Jazzland. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Kei Abe | Kei Abe | Art Director / Liaison For Japan Ubiquity Records, Inc. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Ιωάννης Καλαντζής | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Ann-Marie Gilkes | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Vincent Bastille | Vincent Letort | Le Mans, France Vincent Bastille began mixing house music in Angers in the town center clubs reserved for House and Disco music. After a year of intensive mixing around Athens in Greece, the DJ turned his decks to Paris for 3 years, visiting residences in the Marais district to set him up and start producing his own sample-based music from the Funk and disco music. Since then, many signatures within prestigious and international labiales, allow him to mix in New York and Ibiza. With his latest album "True" Vincent Bastille returns to his first musical loves: inspired electronic pop and danced in tune with the times. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Bob Scherl | Producer and author. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Bram Bruyneel | Belgian visual artist, mostly for metal releases. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Jimmy Nicoli | Italian producer | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Sisira Wijetunga | Graphic designer | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Pete Daily's Dixieland Band | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Handstitched* | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Juan Carlos Duque | Juan Carlos Duque Casellas | Chilean composer, songwriter, arranger, producer, musician and singer. Born 1954 in Santiago. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Acs Fehling | Design agency. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Gustav Bellers | German recording engineer (born July 25, 1902 in Kiel – died ?) Bellers worked for the [l=Carl Lindström A.-G.] in Berlin from the 1920s to at least the late 1930s, supervising recordings for the [l=Gloria] and [l=Odeon] labels. He signed his matrices Bs. or Bs.- Between November 1928 and January 1931, Bellers worked in East Asia, making recordings in Shanghai, Hong Kong, Japan, and India. In March 1931, he set out for Lagos, Nigeria, probably on a recording expedition in Africa. In the 1950s and early 1960s, he lived in Frankfurt am Main. Between 1938 and 1955, he worked on the sound of more than two dozen movies. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Juraj Topor | Slovak bass guitarist from Topoľčany. Was born 22. 5. 1965. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | 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 | 33 | Fausto Donato | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Bert Tenzer | After working as an insurance salesman, Tenzer founded [l879293] in February 1954, selling sound-alike versions of hit records ("16 Hit Tunes for $2.98") through grocery, drug, and variety stores. Throughout the 1960s, he found work as an ad man who specialized in promotional records with mysterious titles and packaging that only revealed what product was being advertised towards the end of playing the record. An independent filmmaker by the 1970s ("The Summer of 70," "Free," "2,000 Years Later"), Tenzer founded Video Connection of America Inc. in 1979, a company which became a nationwide franchiser with 500 stores. By 1989, he had sold that company to start Advanced Video Robotics. Tenzer was called "a pioneer in the video-store business" in a 1989 "Los Angeles Times" article titled "Wisecracking Robot Rents Videotapes." He died in Malibu, California, on August 29, 2013, at the age of 86. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | 凌震 | Ling Zhen Ling Chan Ling Chean Ling Chen | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Northern Xposure | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Yves Jouffroy | Yves Jouffroy | French singer and actor, born 24 September 1944 in Palinges (Saône-et-Loire). |
| Search | Add | 33 | Berthold Meyer | German military conductor. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | August Beetschen | American musician and visual artist from Chicago, Illinois. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Orchestre Centrafrican Jazz | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Егор Белкин | Игорь Николаевич Белкин | Soviet & russian guitarist and songwriter. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Szyksznian Wanda | Hungarian graphics designer and university professor. Born: 26 April 1948, Budapest, Hungary. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | M. Savant Stifleson | Jme Gugginø | "M. Savant Stifleson delivers a journey through truly new musical microcosms, a lush cascade of micro-cyberpop gems and fragmented glitch-funk pieces where Dada-meets-Joyce musical structures and post-language poetry are flowing intertwined." ~ Invidation [Fr] Current project of Jme Gugginø, based in Placerville, California, USA. Blending experimental Art Rock with Electronic & Synth-Pop elements, as well as Free Improvisation, Jme continues to produce wildly varied releases in a hyper-stylized manner into the 21st century. Starting in October of 2015, the name has been modified to 'Stiflesun'. -Jme |
| Search | Add | 33 | Alberto Zapicán | Alberto Giménez Andrade | Uruguayan percussion player (b. 1927). Settled in Chile in 1965 where he backed [a=Violeta Parra]. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Juma Muhina | Juma Mwihina | Swahili singer songwriter |
| Search | Add | 33 | Gory SDG | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Mike Spalla | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Dominator.00 | Patrik | Dominator.00 is best-known [a=P.V]'s web-based nickname. Owner of [l=Krabator-Bass-Systems Records] & [l=Second Sounds]. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Jean Ovni | French musician and graphic artist, member of [a=The Zombos], [a=Lamort (2)], [a=Ufo Gestapo] and [a=Drog]. Sometimes the name is credited backwards (Naej Invo), sometimes an english translation is used (Johnny Ufo). | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Gentleman Jim McIntosh | Banjoist with the British dixieland act [a2022919]. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Martiny Lajos | Hungarian pianist and band leader, born June 11, 1912 in Budapest, died September 14, 1985 in the same city. Played with the Blue Boys in Hungary, Denmark, and Germany 1932-1936, formed own group in Switzerland 1936-1939 and Hungary 1940-1944. Led the big band at Magyar Rádió in 1948-1949. Made many recordings as a leader from 1940 into the 1960s. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | 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 | 33 | Ivan S. Bragin | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Paperwork Graphix | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Darkwing Dub | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Lluis Fuzzhound | Lluis Sanchez | Spanish / Australian rock 'n' roll singer, musician, cartoonist, painter -- brother of [a2384313]. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Sajad Pasban | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Mimusa | Berta Gómez | Designer from Spain. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Наталия Сац | Наталия Ильинична Сац | Nataliya Sats - Soviet Russian theater director, the first woman in the world - opera director, theater figure, publicist, playwright, teacher. Daughter of [a2680920]. Born: August 27, 1903 (Irkutsk, Russian Empire). Passed Away: December 18, 1993 (Moscow, Russian Federation) |
| Search | Add | 33 | Evangelist Higgins | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Rock Your Babies | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Andrew Aitken Design | Design company run by Andrew Aitken (do not confuse with Bahamas photographer). Please note that [b]aitkendesign@mac.com[/b] is not an ANV but can be entered in the notes - use [b]Aitken Design[/b] as ANV in such cases. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Laura Marijn | Dutch photographer and design artist. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Christopher A. Pirie | Co-author of "Artistry in Kenton - The Bio-Discography of Stan Kenton and his music" | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Ernest Wennekers | Ernest Wennekers | Dutch graphic designer, also known as Goleq. Contact: ernest@fnkseq.com |
| Search | Add | 33 | Jaroslav Malina Se Svým Orchestrem | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | ConductorWilliams | Denzel Williams | Hip-hop producer from Kansas City, Missouri, USA. Previously known as [A=D/Will]. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Νίκος Ζωιδάκης | Greek singer/songwriter/cretan-lyra player, from Chania/Crete. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Igor Hofbauer | Igor Hofbauer (Zagreb, 1974) is an illustrator and a comics author whose name and unique visual expression is mainly connected to the famous Zagreb club Močvara for which he has been designing posters and programs from the club’s beginning. As a comics author, he was first published in the collective publication Komikaze, and then, most recently, published Prison Stories in Croatia by Otompotom, in Portugal by the Chili con Carne editions, and in Belgrade by Fabrika Knjiga (edition Studiostrip). In 2004 his posters were published in The Art of Modern Rock: The Poster Explosion, a luxury compilation of recent world rock posters, which includes the most important works of over 350 international artists. In collaboration with the writer Edo Popović, Igor Hofbauer has also published four volumes of short illustrated stories: Klub, Ako vam se jednom…, Gospa od Bluda and Betonske priče. He developed the scenography for a few theatre productions and the complete graphic identity, animated credits and jingles for the television show Briljanteen. His posters have been exhibited in France (Lille, Grenoble), Switzerland (Geneva), USA (Portland), Slovenia (Ljubljana), Croatia (Zagreb, Vinkovci, Dubrovnik) and Serbia (Belgrade, Pančevo, Novi Sad, Subotica). The style of his posters and drawings is instantly recognizable, based on a combination of classic American comics and film noir, pop art, German Expressionism, and Russian Constructivism, cleverly connected by the hand of a developed drawer. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Em Bæris | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | 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 | 33 | Davide Marchesiello | From Italy. Owns [l261601]. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Guillermo Cerdá | Graphic designer and manager for [l=Abstrakce Records] | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Vegim Hashimi | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Bertil Englund | Swedish singer and actor. Born May 22, 1936 in Östersund, Sweden. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Odette De Saint-Maurice | Odette Passos y Ortega Mas de Saint-Maurice | b. 12 Nov. 1918, Lisbon, Portugal d. 5 Jan. 1993, Lisbon She was a Portuguese writer and translator, having learned to read and write by herself. She began as a novelist, but later specialized in children's literature. She was associated with the Portuguese pre-Revolutionary "Estado Novo" and "Primavera Marcelista" regimes. A Lisbon street now bears her name. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Tino Costa | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Vincent "Fowly" Dillon | [l939678] | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Paul Da Kutt | Paul Evans | Hardcore/Breakbeat/House DJ & producer from London, UK. He got his name of "Paul Da Kutt" from his day job as a vinyl mastering & cutting engineer @ [l287488] (East End, London). |
| Search | Add | 33 | 100 Tagú Budapest Cigányzenekar | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Izzad Radzali Shah | Izzad Radzali Shah (b.1986) is an autodidact multidisciplinary artist from Singapore. His practice often utilise drawing and painting to make artworks that poke fun at the self and the modern society. Having being inspired by lowbrow cinema recently, he has since shifted to experiment with new media works since 2020. Izzad plays drums for Singapore hardcore punk band, SIAL and has been constantly involving himself in any musical projects as a multi-instrumentalist and also as a recording engineer. Izzad graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from LASALLE College of the Arts in partnership with Goldsmiths, University of London in 2013. He has participated in group exhibitions at the Gillman Barracks (2018), Ace House Collective, Jogjakarta (2017), and at Singapore’s Mi Casa Su Casa (2014) and The Substation (2013). He was also commissioned by Facebook AiR Programme, Singapore Tourism Board for ARTWALK Little India and the Asian Film Archive for State of Motion in 2018. In 2017 he presented his first solo exhibition 'Matlamat jangka panjang (Long-term goal)' at LASALLE’s Institute of Contemporary Arts Singapore (Project and Praxis Space) and recently, his sophomore solo showcase 'SILA' at Knuckles & Notch, Singapore in 2019. Solo Exhibitions 2019 'SILA: A Risograph and Poster Show' Knuckles & Notch, 14a Bali Lane, Singapore 2017 'Matlamat jangka panjang' Praxis & Project Space, Institute of Contemporary Arts Singapore, Singapore Selected Group Exhibitions 2021 'WROUGHT MATERIAL: AN UNDERGROUND FREAK ART' Monster Valley, Tamaki Makaurau, Aotearoa 2021 'bulanujung: a digital presentation of moving images and text online' www.bulanujung.com 2021 'Singapore Memories' www.bbc.com/storyworks/culture/specials/sgcultureanywhere/singapore-memories 2020 'Intersections' Jendela, The Esplanade, Singapore 2020 'AN EXERCISE OF MEANING IN A GLITCH SEASON' National Gallery Singapore, Singapore 2020 'Pocari Sweat' Gillman Barracks, Malan Road, Singapore 2019 'Home(work) by Proxy' National Design Centre, Middle Rd, Singapore 2019 'Coming Between, Becoming (an exhibition)' Plot, Teo Hong Rd, Singapore 2018 'Fantasy Island' Risograph show at ISLANDS, Peninsular Shopping Centre, Singapore 2018 'River Stories at The Mountbatten' The Riverwalk, Singapore 2018 'Nyanyi Sunyi' Gillman Barracks, Malan Road, Singapore 2018 'State of Motion' Balestier Plaza, Jalan Ampas, Singapore 2018 'Artwalk Little India' Baboo Lane, Singapore 2017 'Buku Mini #2' Ace House Collective, Yogyakarta, Indonesia 2015 'Dark Light' guerilla photography exhibition, at the alley of Independent Archive & Resource Centre, Singapore 2014 'Red Herrings' Museum of Independent Music, Singapore 2014 'Seni Mini' Mi Casa Su Casa, Singapore 2013 'Singapunk Biennale: The Exhibition' The Substation Gallery, Singapore 2013 'Toying Around' Mi Casa Su Casa, Singapore 2013 'Affordable Art Fair: World's Apart' Millenia Walk, Singapore 2012 'Pameran Poskad' Viridian Art House & Galeri Utama, Singapore Residencies 2018 'Artist in residence', pulp.editions, Singapore 2018 'Facebook AIR Commission' Facebook APAC HQ, Marina One, Singapore 2017 'Artist in residence: Dear Punk Person...', The Substation, Singapore Selected Performances 2018 'Black Kaji' in collaboration with Andy Chia and Marla Bendini BlackBox, Goodman Arts Centre, Singapore 2018 'After Ballads' in collaboration with Fyerool Darma National University of Singapore (NUS), Singapore 2018 'Sirna' in collaboration with Wu Jun Han - Text and sound performance NYANYI SUNYI, Gillman Barracks, Malan Road, Singapore 2016 'Live Experimental Film Scoring' in collaboration with Wu Jun Han Night Festival, Objectifs: Centre for Photography & Film, Singapore 2014 'Gulayu Arkestra' experimental sound art Earl Lu Gallery, LASALLE College of The Arts, Singapore 2013 'Sound of Meaning' in collaboration with reAct collective - performance, dance The Guiness Theatre, The Substation, Singapore 2013 'The Sound of Dancing Lights' in collaboration with reAct collective - performance, dance SIA Theatre Foyer, Singapore 2012 'Din Hubbub' in collaboration with Angie Seah, Bani Haykal and Riduan Ali - experimental sound art, performance Earl Lu Gallery, LASALLE College of The Arts, Singapore | |
| Search | Add | 33 | RavNBeatZ | RavNBeatZ is a german underground music-producer, who makes beats since 2013. Mostly he produce Rap-Beats (Oldschool, Newschool, Horrorcore), but also Drum & Bass, Dubstep, Reggae, Lo-Fi and much more. He released more then 20 Albums (all free and not commercial) until now. Before Beat-Making, he was also a Rapper. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Cord Henning Labuhn | Cord Henning Labuhn | Electronic music producer & DJ from Berlin, Germany. Founding member of [a=Robosonic]. He ran his own label [l=Undercoverart] in 2004-2008 and founded a new one [l=Outtakes (2)] together with [a=Rob Lange] in 2017. Curated [l=Broken Bootlegs] series from 2005-2006. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Gerhard Rappus | Gerhard Rappus | German colourist, illustrator and draughtsman |
| Search | Add | 33 | Bernd Kruck | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Зоя Чернышева | Зоя Владимировна Чернышёва | Soviet and Russian writer, screenwriter, playwright. Freelance writer of All-Union Radio and Central Television. Freelance writer and director at the Melodiya Recording Studio. (November 21, 1926, Moscow - 2008, Moscow) Zoya Vladimirovna Chernysheva |
| Search | Add | 33 | Quaint Ash | Solo project of London-based multi-instrumentalist [a=Andrea Parascandolo]. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Roger Valck Ensemble | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Swiss Dark Nights | Swiss Dark Nights is an underground darkwave-postpunk-deathrock-electrowave [url=/label/467058]label[/url] and booking agency from Sessa, Switzerland, run by [a=Valerio Lovecchio]. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | nadeneco | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Sly Artwork | Sly Masmeijer | Graphic designer and illustrator based in Utrecht, The Netherlands. |
| Search | Add | 33 | George Tourlas | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Olivier Bas | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Voco, Inc. | This artist is usually credited for arrangement and recording, on the cardbacked picturediscs of the [l=Voco] label, released in the late 40s. There was obviously a crew around [a=Cy Leslie], who run the label. Possibly this is an alias of [a=Cy Leslie]? | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Alex Sushon | Alexey Anatolievich Sushon | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Ensemble Magnifico | Macedonian group of the Yu-Mex music style. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Βασίλης Χρυσανθόπουλος | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | David Dhawan | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Daniella Baumeister | German journalist and radio host. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Olof/Merkelbach Group | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Lewis Willis | Producer, engineer, and co-owner of [l709811] (with [a589156]) | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Peter Yarmouth | The founder and the owner of [l=Black & Blue Records] | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Александр Афанасьевич Спендиаров | Alexander Afanasyevich Spendiaryan (Spendiarov) (Armenian: Ալեքսանդր Սպենդիարյան, Russian: Александр Афанасьевич Спендиаров, November 1, 1871, Kakhovka, Russian Empire – May 7, 1928, Yerevan, Armenia) was an Armenian music composer, conductor, founder of Armenian national symphonic music and one of the patriarchs of Armenian classical music. His compositions include the Almast opera and the Yerevan Etudes among others. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | The Two Gilberts | Lead singer and half of the duo is [a1048149]. The other member was sometimes Leslie Rome or another singer. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Alexandre Strambio | Alexandre Strambio | Brazilian former bass player and vocalist of Rot and owner of [l=Bucho Discos]. Born on October 1, 1970 and deceased due to coronavirus on April 7, 2021. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Jubert | Daniel Jubert | Hardcore punk musician from Washington, DC area. Also live member of [a=Public Suicide]. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Marc Harkness | Art Director, Illustrator, Graphic Designer and owner of [a=Harkness Design]. He currently lives in Asheville, N.C. Born in Panama, moved to the U.S. at age 18, studied journalism and political science, and transitioned into graphic design | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Will's Akkordeon-Meisterorchester | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | محمد القباري | Mohamed al-Qabari (born 1937) was an Egyptian singer from Alexandria. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Os Filhos Do Rio Grande | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Νάμα | NAMA was a Greek pop, rock and jazz duo, formed by Aristides Pavlis (composing & arrangement) and Ifiyenia Papoutsa (lyrics & vocals). Their career started from 1992-2009. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Jacques Bontje | Dutch sleeve designer associated with [l=Habo]. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Jonas Goonface | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Первое Народное Трио Баянистов | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Algirdas Ločeris | Lithuanian accordionist. 1926 – 2007. He initiated the 'Instrumental Trio' of the Lithuanian Radio and Television Committee ([a=Instrumentinis Trio]) in 1963. It was active until 1983. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Aly Gillani | A&R at [l=First Word Records]. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Lino Vezza | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Dopemediagroup | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Ole Hempelmann | German bassist. Brother of [a5160456]. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Felix Silbers | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Ole-Birger Neergård | Ole-Birger Neergård | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Benjamin Marius Petit | Art Director, DJ & musician based in Paris, France (EU). BMP is the half of [a=Marius & Cesar] amongside his brother, [a=Sébastien César Petit], and is also involved as an artistic director in the audio agency / recording studio / music label [b][l=sodasound][/b]. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Jean-Guy Bourbonnais | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Kofi Sammy | Abrekyieba Kofi Sammy | Leader, singer and composer of Okukuseku International Band Of Ghana. He started his career with the Kakaiku Guitar Band before moving onto to the K. Gyasi and his noble Kings Band. In Accra around 1969 he formed the Okukuseku International Band of Ghana together with Water Proof . In 1970 they moved to Kumasi and began recording with the Ambassador Studios. By economic pressures and limited recording facilities they went to Lagos, Nigeria. The band recorded 2 LP's, but their rootsy brand of Highlife was more popular in the East so they moved again to Onitsha in 1981 to record with the Rogers All Stars. They continued to play Asante highlife, singing in Twi, but also added songs sung in Pidgen English and Ibo to appeal to their Nigerian audience. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Toby Hoffmann | Tobias Hoffmann | Tobias Hoffmann (*1980) is a German poet, musician and singer who lives in Ravensburg, Germany. Company role: [l=Tobias Hoffmann] |
| Search | Add | 33 | Toucanblue | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Talacha | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Ophelia Meißner | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Makemassair | MIchael Samaras | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Denzel Bowford | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Gabriel Nowotny | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Steve Giberson | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Monique Van Moer | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | DJ Uruma | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Sven Mastbooms | Sven Mastbooms | Visual artist from Belgium, born on September 21, 1966. He works as Creative Director at Seven Productions in Sint-Katelijne-Waver. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Tom Beaudry | Thomas A. Beaudry | Lead vocals, writer of Frijid Pink. Born in 1947. Died in September 2021 Wyandotte, MI. |
| Search | Add | 33 | L Tortuga | Project from [a=Chuck Daar] | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Eddie Mix | Eddie Marrero | Miami FL based DJ, producer and remixer. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Complesso Primavera | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Plastic Dog Graphics | Art partnership of [a=Terry Brace] and [a=Rodney Matthews], Plastic Dog Graphics was the sister company to the Plastic Dog Agency that booked and ran the Granary rock nights in Bristol. The Graphics Studio began in 1971 and ran through to the mid 70’s when it split from Plastic Dog Agency. It moved to Park Row and was renamed [a1292520]. It was dissolved in 1976. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Michael L.L. Muman | Michael Buchner | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Myles Byrne-Dunhill | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Ansambl Dragana Beljina | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Roger Abjean | Breton priest, musician, tenor singer and composer, founder and director of choirs. He re-established breton language church music. He became a Chevalier de la Légion d'Honneur in 2005 b. Oct. 22, 1925 in Plouider, France d. Jun.12, 2009 in Morlaix, France. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Faville Graphics | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | C. M. Lord | Catherine Mitchell Lord | Soul singer - songwriter - producer |
| Search | Add | 33 | Pance Frans Pondaag | Indonesian pop singer and songwriter (18 February 1951 in Makassar, Sulawesi - 3 June 2010 in Pluit, North Jakarta). The Jakarta Post described Pondaag as one of Indonesia's most famous pop singers during the 1980s. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Le Feu Aux Poudres | Collection of french bawdy songs. At least 17 releases. First 10" records released in1956 and 1957, the 12" LP's and cassettes in the 70's. Each record shows a 18's or 19's century painting. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Tycho Magnetic Anomaly One | Industrial electronic rock trio from Christchurch, New Zealand. Active 1991 to 1994. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Александр Бурый | Александр Бурый | Russian music producer and musician, bass guitarist. Born 11th, September, 1975 in Piryatin, Poltavskaya district, USSR. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Martin Weldon | Author, often of children's books and adaptions of children folk stories into songs. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Jimmy Ernst | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Soja Calcium | Martin Ruyant | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Δημήτρης Νικητόπουλος | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Sansetatcivil Records | Sansetatcivil Rec ( S/R ) | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Evelio Alvarez Cortes | Venezuelan producer | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Bozó László | Hungarian dramaturge, radio editor, main organizer of [l242203] and university professor. Born: 3 August 1927, Szeged, Hungary. Died: 15 February 2009, Toronto, Canada. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Toha Monstr | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Awake In The Dew | Diego Henrique Jurema | Awake In The Dew is an experimental music project formed by Diego Henrique Jurema. The project began in 2005 when Diego started to mix some home recordings with electronic computer elements. The result was a series of albums digitally released between 2007 and 2011. The new phase of Project has beginning since 2012, with a more electronic turn through in new albums development. |
| Search | Add | 33 | محمد الكحلاوي | محمد مرسي عبد اللطيف الكحلاوي (Muḥammad Mursi ʾAbd al-Laṭīf al-Kaḥlāwi) | Mohamed al-Kahlawi (1912 - 1982) was an Egyptian actor and singer of religious and folk songs. |
| Search | Add | 33 | H3 Music | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Bernard Mihalić | Recording Engineer | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Franz Seiffert | German orchestra leader | |
| Search | Add | 33 | S-kaine | Rapper and producer from Osaka, Japan. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Hans Peder Åse's Orkester | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | عبود السعدي | عبود السعدي (ʾAbbūd al-Saʾdi) | Abboud al-saadi (born 1953) is a Lebanese bass player. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Mika Matić | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Nicolas Bazire | Nicolas Bazire | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Patrick Alley | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Romanies | This artist does not refer to a specific group of named individuals (such as a band or musical group) but rather defines the collective term for an [b]ethnic group living mostly in Europe, Russia, Turkey, and Egypt, who trace their origins to medieval India[/b]. Please use this "artist" name (or any language variation thereof, via an ANV) for [b]Bohémiens, Cigains, Cigány, Cingaros, Gaygikanès, Gens du voyage, Gipsies, Gitans, Guberti, Gypsies, Kaalés, Kalderach, Kalés, Kelderash, Lovara, Lovari, Manouches, Manus, Roma, Romanichels, Romanies, Romanis, Rômes, Roms, Rroms, Sins, Sintés, Sintis, Tchurani, Tchurara, Ţigani, Tsiganes, Tziganes, Ursani, Zingari, Zigueuners people[/b]. Image legend: Romani woman (prisoner no. Z-63598), imprisoned October 1, 1943. The letter 'Z' stands for 'Zigeuner' or Gypsy. [Auschwitz Memorial Archives.] | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Dick Boyell | Richard S. Boyell | Richard "Dick" Boyell (September 21, 1923 - January 8, 2011) was a Chicago jazz composer, arranger and musician. He began his career as a musician in Chicago's legendary Pump Room, going on to become a premier producer of music for the ad industry, doing work for Purex, Helene Curtis, Kimberly-Clark, Allied Van Lines and U.S. Sprint, his best known work is "Music To Think By", which underscored a number of popular mid-'60s US TV ads for the World Coffee Organization. He also made a few singles under his own name, as well as the 1970s Chicago jazz/funk project [a=Ju-Par Universal Orchestra], with [a=Bruce Swedien]. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Åke Söhr | Swedish singer. Born August 13, 1921 in Eskilstuna, Sweden — died August 13, 1995 in Eskilstuna, Sweden. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Денис Животовский | Денис Михайлович Животовский = Denis Mikhaylovich Zhivotovskiy | Bass guitarist of [a=Amatory] band. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Израиль Ямпольский | Израиль Маркович Ямпольский | Israel Yampolsky (1905, Yekaterinoslav or Kyiv - 1976, Moscow) - Soviet musicologist, violinist, teacher. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Ruben Verkuylen | Ruben Verkuylen | Graphic designer from The Hague and co-founder and owner of [l607951] and [l960268]. |
| Search | Add | 33 | La Milagros | Milagros Hernández | Salsa singer from Dominican Republic, Milagros Hernández was also known as La Milagros or La Loba, she is a niece of [a2795482]. Milagros Hernández, conocida como La Milagros o La Loba, cantante de salsa a mediados de los años 80 y oriunda de República Dominicana. Sobrina de [a2795482], una reconocida cantante del género afroantillano en su país y razón por la cual su madre le pusiera ese nombre. En 1986 lanzó su primer disco con el sello Pareja Records y en Los Estados Unidos con el sello de TH, titulado "La Milagros", de allí se desprende su mayor éxito: “Como una loba”. Los temas “Soltera y libre” y especialmente "Encuentro Sabroso" cantado a dúo con Andy Montañez logro bastante difusión radial. Otros temas que alcanzaron alguna notoriedad fueron “La hoguera de tus años”, “No eres mi rival”, “Engreído y mal amante”, todas con letras bastante dramáticas y dirigidas a atacar al género masculino. En 1988 Produce un segundo álbum, esta vez sin mucha trascendencia, llamado “La Milagros y sus amigos", incursionando en el merengue dominicano con la ayuda de algunos grandes de este género como Cuco Valoy. Ese mismo año graba "La Loba" una producción orientada a la Salsa Romántica, tan de moda al final de los 80's. Otra vez sin mucha trascendencia. De ese Lp se destacan 2 temas, "Jugué tu papel" y "Señor Amante". Por último, en 1991 aparece con la producción “MAS LOBA QUE NUNCA”, talvez su mejor álbum, donde demuestra esa gran potencia vocal y de sonera que tiene y por la que pudo ser una de las grandes de las intérpretes femeninas de la Salsa, a mi parecer, mucho mejor que la India e incluso cercana a la Misma Lupe, por lo "dramática' de sus interpretaciones. Altamente recomendados los temas " Solo Contigo" y el mejor corte "Cenizas e Agua", que también lo hiciera Alex D ‘Castro, pero esta versión es infinitamente superior en arreglos y calidad interpretativa. En 2017 mencionó en una entrevista reconoció que cometió dos errores, el primero entregar su carrera a un partido político. ¨Yo abandoné mi carrera totalmente para entregarme al Partido de la Liberación Dominicana (PLD). Me arrepiento totalmente, no por ningún compañero o el partido mismo, sino por mí¨. Dejó en cero su carrera que estaba arriba. Cuenta que prácticamente se bajó de un avión ganando euros y dólares para ofrecer su vida al PLD; y que no pidió ni permitió que le ofrecieran nada porque sólo quería que el país caminara. Mientras que el otro error fue alejarse voluntariamente del arte a pesar de tener todas las cualidades. Reconoce que entregó su carrera y que no debió hacerlo, pues podía aportar y seguir con su carrera. ¨Desbaraté toda mi carrera completa. Deje mis giras, deje todo¨. En tanto, dijo que hoy sigue entregando su trabajo para el arte y quiere que a este país se le dé el lugar que tiene artísticamente. Trabaja en la Dirección General de Programas Especiales de la Presidencia (DIGEPEP), donde actualmente está formando dos bandas de música, una infantil sinfónica de 75 niños y una de percusión de 40. Esos niños residen en Los Tres Brazos, Sabana Perdida y Gualey. La artista está trabajando en el arte, donde la gente puede crecer y asegura que su puerta nunca está cerrada. Todo este tiempo lejos de la música se ha dedicado al trabajo social y cultural, y en ese sentido nos dice que siempre ha pensado que hay que dejar algo en la vida, porque no todo es ganar protagonismo. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Igor Imro | Igor Imro | Slovak graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Papa Don Enterprises | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Stevo Dobbins | Stephen M. Dobbins | Bassist & vocalist for the American band [a=Impetigo]. Also active in other metal bands. Also known as [a=Stevo St. Vitus]. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Hugo Casas | Argentinian folk music producer, credited also as guitarist. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Marius Olmazu | Romanian violin player of Roma descent | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Patrick Ringsborg | Danish singer, musician and visual artist | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Trio Boreal | Portuguese traditional guitar trio | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Christopher Gunson | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Jack Wiegold | Multi-instrumentalist and vocalist from Great Yarmouth, UK | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Modske | Emmanuel Da Mota | French art director & graphic designer based in Paris. Also known as Modelskeletor. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Tfinity | Thomas Torres | An American electronic producer, with the goal of being the most insane producer in the world. They have a extensive catalog of currently (May 2026) 29 albums on digital streaming services. Ranging from ambient, experimental, breakcore, and dance, there are many albums to fit a wide range of people. Currently (May 2026), Tfinity's style of music is notably using many samples in tracks, like songs he likes, his dad's instruments, or objects in his room. A lot of samples are normally very different from each other in every track, which makes it have a unique glitch sound mixed in with harsh, glitchy breaks and single wave synths. Here is the full list of mentioned inspirations: [a=Venetian Snares] [a=Aphex Twin] [a=Bogdan Raczynski] [a=Terminal 11] [a=Ocean Scenes Music] [a=Hrvatski] [a=Ethereal_Cereal] [a=Nine Inch Nails] [a=Igorrr] [a=Meshuggah] [a=Squarepusher] [a=Boards Of Canada] [a=Etiosynthesis] [a=Whining Isolation] [a=Wawawa] [a=Cyriak] [a=Nero's Day At Disneyland] [a=Autechre] [a=Iglooghost] [a=Dysphemic] [a=Aaron Spectre] |
| Search | Add | 33 | Streako | Marcell Deme | dj, label owner, electronic music artist. co-founder of deafness records netlabel. he feels a great honour having already played together parties and festivals with like sven väth (d), alter ego (d), oliver huntemann (d), mihai popoviciu (ro), king unique (uk), dj godfather (usa), näd mika (d) and the top of the hungarian pop. his tracks has been played by cio d’or, makam, ultrakurt (cabanne & david gluck), detroit swindle, thomas stieler. released with nina kraviz, joachim pastor, oliver schories, worakls, pitto, satoshi fumi, sidney charles, echonomist, shin nishimura and more. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Tor Erik Ledang | Norwegian visual artist. Died November 2020 | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Nebahat Yıldız | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Ariola-Eurodisc Atelier/Vormstein | [b]DO NOT USE.[/b] Please split these credits into [a3997092] and [a1781355] + ANV where needed. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | J.G. Calvados | producer and liner notes author for [l33047] | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Gvoon | Gvoon Arthur Schmidt c/o Nanocomp Franz-Wenzeler-Str. 2a 50259 Pulheim Email: kontakt(at-Zeichen)gvoon(Punkt)de | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Giag700 | Giacomo Cingolani Holloway | Giag700 is the brainchild of the italian musician and visual artist Giacomo Cingolani Holloway. Although Giag700 is the name of their solo project, they perform under this name in some groups, like Madonnari or La Gobba La Band. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Michel Mayan | Jean-Michel Mayan | Belgian artist, producer, engineer and [l553600] label owner from Leuze. See also [l702109] and [l748551]. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Frank Luther Trio | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Lazerus Pit | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Astrid Stöfhas | German visual artist | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Жүсіпбек Елебеков | Жүсіпбек Елебеков | Zhusupbek Elebekov (1904-1977) - tenor singer from Kazakhstan. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Grazer J | Graham Jenkins | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Grupo Maroyu | Cumbia band from Bolivia. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Vincent Ripoll | Vincent Ripoll is a French graphic designer and musician. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Belial NecroArts | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Loft Tapes | Artist is typically stylized as [b]ロフト tapes[/b]. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Joel Mossberg | Swedish American singer, educator and choir director (b. January 30, 1870 in Kumla, Närke, Sweden – d. October 15, 1943 Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A.) | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Marc Brody | An American photographer. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | František Nový | František Nový | Czech graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Willard Ringstrands Hammondensemble | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Петр Стуенко | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Deutschlandradio Kultur | Culture-oriented radio station of the German national Deutschlandradio service. From 1994 to March 2005 the station was known as "DeutschlandRadio Berlin". The headquarters is the former [l270438] building. For recording location/copyright holder credits see [l263416]. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Nurses With Knives | Industrial/Dark Ambient/Noise project from Halifax West Yorkshire formed in 2009, and ended in 2023. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Dominique Broc | Designer. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Moises Canello | Moisés Canelas Withol | Honduran singer, songwriter (born (in Limón, Colón, Honduras, 9 July 1950 - died 13 September 2024), also appears as Cannelo, Canelo or Canelas [At some stage of his career (probably in the early 80's), Moises Canelas changed his artistic name to [a4550253]] |
| Search | Add | 33 | Ivan Chermayeff | Ivan Chermayeff (born London, England - died December 3, 2017, aged 85) was an English-born American graphic designer. He moved to the United States as a young boy in 1940. He was one of the founders of the graphic design agency [a2809865]. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | El Ingenuo Implosivo | Punk singer-songwriter from Carballo. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Sanja Bachrach | Sanja Bachrach | |
| Search | Add | 33 | René Olivares | René Olivares Espínola | René Olivares is a Chilean painter, born in Santiago de Chile 24 December 1946. Died 13 October 2025. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Wort Des Lebens | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Marlin McNichols | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Orchestra Dello Zecchino D'Oro | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Norman Gollin | Norman Gollin was born on June 5, 1919, in the Bronx, New York City, New York, USA. He was a graphic designer, film director, and writer, known for such films as Apple (1967), Wheel-Dealer (1967), and HWY: An American Pastoral (1969). He died on October 8, 2006, in Los Angeles, California, USA. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | George Truett | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Hans Muthas | Swedish accordion player born in 1950 and died in 1988. Son of [a=Dolle Muthas]. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | PAPURI! | Papuri! is a long-running Philippine Christian music ministry and collaborative project produced by Far East Broadcasting Company (FEBC) Philippines. First launched in 1978, it is recognized as the longest-running Filipino Christian music project, bringing together various singers, songwriters, and musicians to create original contemporary gospel and worship songs in the Filipino language. Over the decades, Papuri! has released numerous albums, cassettes, CDs, and songbooks that have become staples in churches and Christian communities nationwide. Its impact on Philippine Christian culture is profound, as it helped shape the modern expression of local praise and worship, provided a platform for Filipino Christian artists, and influenced generations of believers through music that blends biblical messages with Filipino musical sensibilities. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Kei Sasaki | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Tadeusz Suchocki | Polish pianist, composer, arranger and conductor. Born 23 August 1927 in Vilnius, died 9 July 2015 in Warsaw. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Dominik André | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Bob Sarenpa | Robert Henry Sarenpa | American record executive. Born: 1930 in Minneapolis, Minnesota Died: January 13, 2008 in St. Petersburg, Florida |
| Search | Add | 33 | Rúnar Þór Pétursson | Rúnar Þór Pétursson | Icelandic. Rúnar Þór Pétursson (fæddur 21. september 1953 á Ísafirði) er íslenskur tónlistarmaður. Rúnar hefur spilað í fjölda hljómsveita, meðal annars skólahljómsveitinni Trap, Fjötra, Kletta og MS GRM. Trap (1967-70): Hljómsveitin Trap var starfandi á síðari hluta sjöunda áratug síðustu aldar á Ísafirði, meðlimir sveitarinnar voru ungir að árum enda var hún starfrækt í Gagnfræðiskólanum í bænum. Ekki liggur fyrir nákvæmlega hvenær sveitin starfaði en hér er giskað á 1967-70). Meðlimir Traps voru Stefán Símonarson gítarleikari, Rúnar Þór Pétursson gítarleikari, Reynir Guðmundsson trommuleikari, Kristján Hermannsson orgelleikari og Örn Jónsson bassaleikari. Hugsanlega var Einar Guðmundsson í sveitinni upphaflega í stað Kristjáns. Sveitin hefur komið reglulega fram hin síðari ár en skipan hennar hefur verið mismunandi, þannig hafa Ásgeir Óskarsson trommuleikari, Rúnar Vilbergsson og Sigurður Árnason bassaleikari leikið með henni, og sjálfsagt fleiri. English: Rúnar Þór Pétursson (born September 21, 1953 in Ísafjörður) is an Icelandic musician. Rúnar has played in a number of bands, including the school band Trap, Fjötra, Kletta and MS GRM. Trap (1967-70): The band Trap was active in the second half of the sixties in Ísafjörður, the members of the band were young as it was operated at the Gagnfræðiskólinn in the town. It is not known exactly when the group worked, but here it is guessed at 1967-70). The members of Traps were Stefán Símonarson guitarist, Rúnar Þór Pétursson guitarist, Reynir Guðmundsson drummer, Kristján Hermannsson organist and Örn Jónsson bassist. It is possible that Einar Guðmundsson was in the village initially in place of Kristján. The band has performed regularly in recent years but its composition has been different, so drummer Ásgeir Óskarsson, bassist Rúnar Vilbergsson and bassist Sigurður Árnason have played with it, and of course more. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Bartee | Bart Bogdziewicz | I am a child of the 90's. I became interested in music when I was just a teenager. Artists such as Fancy, DJ BoBo, Masterboy. Music Instructor, ATB, Schiller, Tiesto, Enigma, Roosevelt shaped my musical tastes. When I got older I worked on the radio and as a DJ - which I still do today. In 2020, when the pandemic hit, I decided to do what I had always dreamed of - create music. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Tofani | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Matt Plezier | Marcel Palijama | Dutch visual artist from The Hague. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Ярослав Громадський | Director of GroLis Production Center. [l686909] | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Edith Lorand | Hungarian violinist, b.17 December 1898, d. 23 November 1960, New York. Most active during 1920s and 30s. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Bear Gallagher-Cole | Bear Cole | Bear Gallagher-Cole is an Arizona-based songwriter, executive producer, studio engineer, and music producer associated with 1st Drop Music. He is credited across a wide range of releases for songwriting, composition, production, mixing, mastering, and copyright roles, working behind the scenes on projects by Bear Cole, Bear the Astronot, Turntable Kachina, WUUYUH, Feral Business, and other artists on the label. Operating primarily under his legal name for administrative and creative credits, Gallagher-Cole serves as a central producer and creative director within the 1st Drop Music catalog. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Ingo Scherzinger | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Stefanos Konstantinidis | Στέφανος Κωνσταντινίδης | Greek (born in Athens, Greece) producer/mix engineer, electro-inspired musician (keyboards, electronics), and songwriter. He is the groundbreaking role of the Athens electronic music underground scene. Founder, producer and musical director of [a=Electroware], [a=ΦΩΝΟΠΤΙΚΟΝ] and [a=ΗΧΟΤΟΠίΑ] projects Owner of [l=Fabrika Studio]. Engineer at [l=DSP Lab]. Brother of [a=Grammofonove] (Γιώργος Κωνσταντινίδης, aka [a=Voltnoi Brege]). |
| Search | Add | 33 | Karl Forshaw | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Jerry Caiafa | Gerald Caiafa | American bassist, born April 21st, 1959 in Lodi, New Jersey, USA. Older brother of [a=Ken Caiafa] and [a=Paul Caiafa]. Father of guitarist [a=Jerry Caiafa II]. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Franz Dondi | Franz Dondi was the bassist for the Italian Progressive rock group [a=Acqua Fragile] from 1971-75. He has a band today called the Acqua Fragile Project which plays the songs of the original '70s band but has a completely different lineup. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Benny Couroyer Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Galambos István | Galambos István | Hungarian drummer, record producer. Younger brother of [a3473833] |
| Search | Add | 33 | Ken Khouri | Kenneth Lloyd Khouri | Born 1917 in Kingston/Jamaica in a Lebanese/Cuban family. Ken Khouri was a furniture salesman before he became a Jamaican music industry pioneer after he bought recording equipment in Miami in the 1940's. Lacking a studio, Khouri traveled through clubs and recorded Calypso music, and then sent the master to the UK to get pressed, since there was no record manufacturing in Jamaica at the time. In 1947 he built up a studio ([l=Records Limited]) which would become [l=Federal Records Studio], which was for a long time the only recording facility in Jamaica. In the early 1950s he finally bought a pressing plant in California, being the first man in Jamaica to press records. On his two labels, Times Music and [l=Federal Records (3)] , Khouri released Boogie, RnB and Calypso records; also he had Jamaica distribution contract with [url=http://www.discogs.com/label/Mercury]Mercury Records[/url]. Later, when Ska and Rocksteady set in, he recorded the genre's greats like [a=Prince Buster] and [url=http://www.discogs.com/artist/Hopeton+Lewis]Hopeton Lewis[/url]. He was also the owner of [l=KK Mastering Labs, Inc.] which was first located in Jamaica before relocating to Miami, FL. In 1981, Ken Khouri sold his studio and pressing plant to Bob Marley's [url=http://www.discogs.com/label/Tuff+Gong]Tuff Gong[/url] record label. Khouri died on 20th September 2003 in Kingston His second-born son [url=http://www.discogs.com/artist/Paul+Khouri]Paul Khouri[/url] is a producer and mastering engineer based in Florida. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Roy O. Starnes | 1970s engineer and studio owner from Kingsport, Tennessee. Operated the [l1529099] studio and vanity label. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Orchestra Victor Predescu | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Syporca Whandal | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | 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 | 33 | Wok22 | Yasushi Fuwa | Graphic designer for [l=Mono Adapter]. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Batuk Nandy | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Olga Walter | Colombian designer | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Olivier Planeix | Olivier Planeix | Oldschool Techno & House DJ based in Paris, France. Produced various Dance / House / Techno / Hardcore CD compilation concepts from the early to the mid 1990s, for several French record labels such as [l=Flarenasch], [l=Gravit Records] or [l=Fairway Record]. Known as Planet X since the 2010s. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Cruudeuces | Nathaniel Brennan | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Jeffrey Cheen | American music producer/executive (1945 NYC - October 16, 2025). He worked as an executive for Mercury, Capitol, Tetragrammaton, and Far Out Music. Furthermore he was the longtime music executive who worked with [a46481], [a170355], [a20957] and [a45467], promoted concerts around the world and helped bring reggae, American pop and jazz to China. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Strange Ballistic Gateway | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Jackson Oliver | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Cliff Heide | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Александр Батурин | Александр Иосифович Батурин | Alexander Baturin (1904-1983) - Soviet and Russian opera singer (bass-baritone). People's Artist of the RSFSR (1947). His wife is the famous Russian harpist [a2013704] = Вера Дулова. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Bülent Engez | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Brendan Blendell | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Edmundas Kirda | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Laibach Kunst | Laibach Kunst is an arts collective, founded in 1980 in Trbovlje, Slovenia. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Teppo Nättilä | Teppo Pertti Nättilä | Finnish music journalist and musician, born 1958. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Chris Kiesling | Chris Kiesling | Freelance illustrator born in Nuremberg, Germany. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Daniel Muneta | José María Muneta Gómez De Segura | José María Muneta Gómez is Spanish guitarist, composer, arranger and producer (b. 1948). |
| Search | Add | 33 | Eliseo Del Toro | Spanish singer from Barcelona (son of Puerto Rican couple based in Spain in 1940s). Brother of [a2884805] and uncle of [a112238]. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Juan Marcos Avila | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Roland Almlén | Eddie Roland Almlén (born as Eddie Roland Karlsson) | Swedish, record label owner, keyboardist and bassist, born as Eddie Roland Karlsson on December 22, 1942 in Björkvik, Södermanland, Sweden, died on February 3, 2018 in Oxelösund, Södermanland, Sweden. He married Viveka Holmgren in 1967 and after the wedding the couple changed their surnames to Almlén. Roland Almlén was thereafter from 1972 the owner and producer of the schlager label [l=Roldex]. He also played keyboards and bass. And, as bass player, he had earlier been a band member, as his then alias [a9949042], of [a6630239] in the early and mid 1960s. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Nedeljko Kravljača | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Sam Groove | DJ & producer from Phoenix, AZ | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Women Of The Pore | Mink | What started off as a chaotic side-project for "30 Year Hex", "Women of the Pore" has evolved into the main source of output, and strayed/devolved/evolved from power violence/harsh noise to "Bunker Jazz". |
| Search | Add | 33 | Debbie Reinberg | Music coordinator and business manager for soundtracks. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Harvey S. Williams | Philip Lloyd-Smee | Alias used by Bam-Caruso founder Phil Smee for his design work. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Maximillian S.W. Kirsten | Art direction | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Rima Stasiūnaitė | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Cate Bros. Band | American rock band from Fayetteville, Arkansas, based around twin brothers [a=Ernest Cate] and [a=Earl Cate]. Founded as [a=The Cates Gang] in 1970, becoming [a=Cate Brothers] in 1975 and also recording as [a=Cate Bros. Band] since 1977. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Dave "Dagger" Stevens | Label: Dagger Productions | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Byron Whitely | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Sean 'Marvelous' Morris | Label manager for [l=Rattler Records]. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Don Gresham | Australian country singer, songwriter and rhythm guitarist, born 16 July 1931 in Murwillumbah NSW; died 2 October 2001. In 1965 Don recorded his first EP on the Sunset label, and by 1973 had released three more EPs. He formed his own record label [l897409] in 1974 and was inducted into the "Hands of Fame" in 1985. | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Merchant Bankers | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Stefano Tirelli | Stefano Tirelli | Italian House and Techno producer |
| Search | Add | 33 | Daniel Gene Potter | Dan Potter | Dan Potter is a Canadian born multi-instrumentalist who has released several LP's and EP's independently. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Jose A. Bedoya | José Ángel Bedoya | Colombian folk musician (guitar, tiple, accordion - parranda style), singer and composer, settled in USA in 1970 (born in Jun. 1934 in Frontino, Antioquia), brother of [a1494156] and [a1494154] |
| Search | Add | 33 | James Delato | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Tagea Realm | Tiffany Teel | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Ólafur Gaukur | Ólafur Gaukur Þórhallsson | Icelandic guitarist, songwriter, arranger and band leader, born and died in Reykjavík (1930-2011). Best known for leading his jazz combo, Sextett Ólafs Gauks. Co-composer, arranger, and conductor of Iceland's 1996 Eurovision Song Contest entry 'Sjúbídú', performed by his daughter [a=Anna Mjöll Ólafsdóttir]. Husband of [a=Svanhildur Jakobsdóttir]. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Sal Nurrito | Sal Nurrito | Sal Nurrito is a Swiss Musician, Singer/Songwriter and Producer. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Stella Maessen | Stella Maessen | Dutch singer, active in Belgium and in the Netherlands. Born on August 6, 1953 in Zandvoort, the Netherlands. Best known for her participation in the Eurovision Song Contests of 1970, 1977 and 1982. While in [a324987] she had two solo releases as [a2462604]. After the break-up of [a532619] in 1981, she continued her solo career as Stella. Sister of [a3373130] (° 1950), [a457640] (1952-1996) and [a10812226]. Moved back to the Netherlands and lives in Veghel. |
| Search | Add | 33 | Paperclip Crown | isabelle cedar | amateur ambient / noise / experimental artist |
| Search | Add | 33 | Chris Hamalton | Hammond organ player | |
| Search | Add | 33 | Videovivi@gmail.com | ||
| Search | Add | 33 | Giuseppe Cerutti | Giuseppe Cerutti | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Bert H. Bevis | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Gianluca Polinori | Artwork designer | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Vittorio Taborra | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Baby Lilly | Baby Lilly (also known as Lilly Baba or Bébé Lilly) is an animated baby girl singer in France. She has released thirteen singles, mainly in French, but several have also been recorded in other languages. She also has four albums and a DVD. Many of her songs have been ranked on top ten hits lists in Lebanon. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Minoruphone Female Choir | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Daniel Alexandrescu | Daniel Alexandrescu | Born January 3, 1976, Bucureşti. Romanian singer, song writer & producer for many romanian artists and received along years many prisez for his compositions. Founder of numerous eurodance bands : [a1039765], [a1039766], [a1039759], [a2561610], [a2230376], [a1048451], D'Or, [a1062488], [a1044224], [a986569]. In 1998 joined [a553973] band. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Fantastic Strings Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Arthur Grimm | German photographer, born May 21, 1908 in Rehau, Germany, died June 28, 2000 in Hamburg. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Lindsay Heard | US tenor gospel singer | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Jerome Hipps | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Don Porto's Accordion Band | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Lymbo Inc. | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Michael Cliffe | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Časlav Ljubenović | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Endrr Govnogolovy | Russian grindcore/noisecore/noisegrind one-man band started by Andrey Vyalov on December 22, 2020. Originally had the name "Endrr Ssvinoyashcher" (Endrr the Piglizard), which was later changed to "Endrr Govnogolovy" (Endrr the Shithead). | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Erwin De Wit | Dutch grindcore bassist and one of the owners of [l=Chaos Records (3)]. Used to run [l=Through The Eyes Of The Hated]. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Riris Raras Irama | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | PDS/GB | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Jollywood Studios | Swedish design studio | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Eleni Bartseri | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Salon-Orchester Gebrüder Steiner | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Anne-Marie Désiré | Mastering and cutting engineer located in Paris, France (EU), also known as Madam Terrazzoni, since the beginning of the 80’s. She worked at [l=Decca Studios, Paris], from 1974 to 1980. Then, she founded the studio [url=https://www.discogs.com/label/359016-Parelies-Audio-Visuel]Parélies Audio Visuel[/url] with [a=François Terrazzoni]. At ‘La Decca’, the mastering engineer who made a cut was identified by a letter after the matrix number. Anne-Marie Désiré was [b]D[/b]. Please use this artist name variation without any cut numbers, D1, D2, etc., when entering a lacquer cutting credit derived from the run-out grooves. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Shiro Tsuchimochi | Japanese composer and arranger. Born in 1938. Died August 27, 1998. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Kire Mitrev | Macedonian trombone player. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Tony DiMaria | Drummer and songwriter involved with many of the bands associated with The Rockin' Rebels from Buffalo, NY. Relocated to Toronto, Canada where he'd become a producer, manager, and record company executive. House producer for [l68183] and managed the roster for their publishing arm [l474083]. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Alex Erin | Александр | Techno / House producer. Born in 1991 in USSR. Has been experimenting with sound since 2010. |
| Search | Add | 32 | The Mighty Moog | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | 현인 | 현동주(玄東柱) | Korean Pop Singer, member of the Order of Cultural Merit |
| Search | Add | 32 | Prvo Beogradsko Pevačko Društvo | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Ignaz Neusser | Austrian trumpeter, bandleader and composer, born 7 June 1913 in Vienna, Austria and died 23 July 1979 in Bregenz, Austria. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | June Productions Of Australia Pty. Ltd. | Australian Production company established by industry heavyweight [a=Ron Tudor] | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Chicca Leaf | Chiccaleaf is an Italian DJ and producer. From Milan, Italy. Owner and Label Manager: Cleo Recordings (Cube Recordings) | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Albert Buser | Swiss folk musician (Schwyzerörgeli). | |
| Search | Add | 32 | The Le Fevre Trio | American Gospel group, later know as [a2558053]. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Anne-Marie Rechner | Anne-Marie Rechner née Dufour | 5 February 1926 - 21 February 2020 Credited for design and layout |
| Search | Add | 32 | R. C. Boral | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Charles F. Ellis | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Dragan Ivanović | Dragan Ivanović | Bass player and DJ from Kotor, Montenegro. Current member of Vlado Georgiev backing band and "Mangus" |
| Search | Add | 32 | New Collectivism Studio | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Acid Driver | Joao Nathis | [a=Acid Driver] is a variation from [a=MC Johnny Def] for Acid House productions and remixes without vocals by himself. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Laimutis Purvinis | Vocalist, songwriter. Born 1961 in Alytus district. Started his music career in the 90s, writing and singing his authored songs, and forming the wedding ensemble [a=Varpeliai], which went on to receive record cassette sales, with hundreds of thousands of units sold on the local [l=Ritmas] label. In the early 2000s, Laimutis shifted more towards a more solo career, singing a contract with national label [l=Pūkas]. In the late 2000s, he started collaborating with various singers, most notably [a=Gediminas Bukavičius] and [a=Ona Balkutė] from group Metronomas, and group [a=Aliukai] members [a=Kęstutis Kazakevičius] and [a=Dangiras Grigalevičius], finishing it of with his final collaboration album featuring [a=Mindaugas Morkeliūnas] from group [a=Šypsena]. Most of these albums featured 20th Century Lithuanian folk songs rather than Laimutis's authored songs. Laimutis Purvinis still performs regularly in events such as weddings and birthday parties, as well as occassional taking part in local wedding musician concerts. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Marsha van Dijk | Dutch drummer. Better known as Mavah Dansrijk (anagram of her name) when performing with TUPPERWR3 and DOMTUIG. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Z-Megarth Prof. | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Saint Hypocrisy | Gabriel de Jesús Varela Valle | San José based, Saint Hypocrisy is an experimental electronic music producer from Costa Rica. Born on 21 September 1999. He mixes a Witch House inspired core with elements of various genres such as Techno, Deep House, Reggaetón, Sampledelica, Hyperpop, Hip Hop and much more; showcased through a glitchy lens of sounds and dark synths. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Anton Odelga | Liner notes author for classical releases. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | AlienDuch | Thierry | dj techno_trance_acid_jazzy drum'n'bass_progressive since 1997/producteur et fondateur D'acid Concept Production. Alienduch a découvert la scène Electronique underground au off de Bourges en 1997 et commença à jouer en France puis Italie et république tchèque. Référence française en dj set techno_acid techno_trance _old school, il joue aux cotés d'artistes nationaux & internationaux tels que 69db, Adam X, Al Ferox, Aaron Liberator, Boucles Etranges, Crystal Distortion, Citizen Kain, Chris Liberator, D.a.v.e The Drummer, David Lagon, Derrick May, Far To Loud, Heretik crew, Interlope, Laurent Hô, Lowkey & Kardinal, The dj producer, Manu le malin, Mempamal, Mik Izif, Micropoint, Radium, Sterling Moss, Solaxid, State Of Mind, Woody Mc Bride |
| Search | Add | 32 | Оркестр Под Управлением Л. Пятигорского | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Matteo Veroni | Matteo Veroni | Italian DJ, producer and sound engineer born in Rome. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Smix | Peter Smith (42) | |
| Search | Add | 32 | ZFA | German stock photography/image company. [b]Operating under this name from 1956 until 1969.[/b] Renamed to [url=https://www.discogs.com/artist/2341904]ZEFA[/url] in 1969. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Gran Orquesta De Profesores Solistas | Spanish orchestra from Catalonia. Played mostly traditional Spanish music. Active in the 1960s, they have been directed by [a2366145], [a952047], and [a1063392]. Also credited as "Gran Orquesta De Profesores", or "Gran Orquesta De Profesores y Solistas", or "Orquesta de Solistas" Intérpretes". | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Januar Ishak | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Clarence Lawton | American producer and songwriter. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | 1988ダンヒルスペシャル | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Fehér Adrienn | Fehér Adrienn | Hungarian pop singer. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Břevnovanka | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Марс Макаров | Марс Андреевич Макаров | 28.10.1939 — 16.03.2016 Accordion player, composer, teacher, Honored Artist of the TASSR (1987) |
| Search | Add | 32 | George Mițin-Vărieșescu | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Panos Sounas | Παναγιώτης Σούνας | Digital painter & drummer from Crete, Greece. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Erik Johnssons Orkester | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Dalek Empire | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | สดใส ร่มโพธิ์ทอง | สดใส ร่มโพธิ์ทอง (Sodsai Rungphothong) is a Thai luk thung singer from Samut Prakan Province. He has also served as a member of the House of Representatives under the Democrat and Chartthaipattana parties. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Buckie Shirakata | 白片 力 / Tsutomu Shirakata | Ukulele player, Hawaiian band leader, Japanese American Nisei born in Honolulu, Hawaii. (April 16, 1912 - July 13, 1994) |
| Search | Add | 32 | Cabo Falcone | Federico Falcone | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Frans Monnoyer | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Diego Poloni | Diego Poloni is an award-winner singer, composer, multi-instrumentalist, audio engineer, music producer and sound artist. As a music producer and audio engineer he worked on 80+ recordings from well stablished Brazilian and foreign artists like [a5394246], [a7786516] (Larissa Conforto), [a7580199], [a3468753], [a5475822], [a884460], [a4345545], [a7362656], [a5907785], [a3041996], [a5716207], [a2577282], among many others, in projects that were nominated three times for the Latin Grammy Awards (2014, 2016, 2018), nominated (2020) and won (2013) Album of the Year at the São Paulo Association of Art Critics Prize and Best Pop Album of the Year (2013, 2015) at the Açorianos Award. He is known for pushing artists towards more experimental fields and focusing on emotional performances while maintaining strong pop sensibilities. He is also a well accomplished composer of film scores and soundtracks which worked on 30+ movies, several award winners, being nominated for Best Original Film Score for "Castanha" (2014) at the 2015 Gran Prize of Brazilian Cinema. Also worked on special projects like composing and performing live original soundtracks for silent movies such as Robert Wiene’s "Orlacs Hände" (1924) and "Genuine" (1920), F. W. Murnau's "Nosferatu" (1922), all three commissioned by the Goethe Institut; Mario Peixoto’s "Limite" (1931), commissioned by Centro Cultural Santander; and Tod Browning's "The Unknown", commissioned by The Ling Institute. As a sound artist he worked in several art pieces and installations, having works exhibited at the White Cubicle Toilet Gallery and Tate Modern, both in London, United Kingdom, among others. As a musician and multi-instrumentalist, he's an active member of the independent music scene, playing solo and in several groups of national and international expression from a wide range of genres like [a5472437] (2003-2006), [a3041996] (2008-Present), [a9550744] (2011-Present), [a3468753] (2012-2017), [a4183667] (2012-Present), C/open (2012-Present), [a10469989] (2020-2021), Diego Poloni (2013-Present), [a7786516] (2019, 2022-present), [a1948498] (2015), [a2491189] (2014), [a1588034] (2014), [a602592] (2014), [a4146287] (2014), [a6059910] (2022-present), [a83769] (2022, 2023), [a5377204]/[a8801212] (2022), [a3110062] (2023), among others. Played over 900 shows, some of them in big festivals like Lollapalooza (Brazil, 2014), Virada Cultural (Brazil, 2014), Contrapedal (Urugay, 2014), South by Southwest (USA, 2015), Vive Latino (México, 2015), Festival de Las Artes (Costa Rica, 2015), Kino Beat presents KBeats (Brazil, 2016), Dia da Música (Brazil, 2017), Festival De|Generadas (Brazil, 2019) and Balaclava Fest (Brazil, 2022), among others. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Pato De Goma | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Ernest Sienkiewicz | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Phone Star | Management company from Valencia (Spain). Related to [l=Contraseña S.L.] Ph: (+34) 96 383 22 90 | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Bruce Neher | Mastering engineer based in Monument, Colorado where he owns and operates [l1607226] | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Michael Trevithick | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Gregory McPherson | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Ramjc | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Danesadwork | Danish visual artwork company | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Sławomir Kwiatkowski | SENE is the name given to musical projects created by the composer, multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and producer Sławomir Kwiatkowski. As a teenager, he began his adventure as a musician in the late 1980's, by founding the rock band Laska Prezesa. In 1993, as member of the band Bruno the Questionable, in which he was the composer and guitarist, he recorded the album "Black Horse". At the same time, he stepped into the world of music production, working with many well known artists of the Polish music scene. In 1996, he released his first solo recordings. He moved away from creating songs in favor of instrumental and illustrative music, mainly in the ambient genre.He is a member of the Polish Phonographic Academy ZPAV. In addition to music, Sławomir has written many published works inspired by his worldly travels. Professional photography of nature and various scenery is another passion of his as a result of his many expeditions around the world. He currently settled in Poznań (Poland), working as an independent artist. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Rose Creek Design | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Benjamin Hettinga | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Franco Soprano | Italian liner notes writer for classical music releases. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Ascenship | Side project of [a=Rubidium Rings] | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Royal Pops Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Τάσσος | Αναστάσιος Αλεβίζος (Anastassios Alevizos) | Greek xylographer and graphic artist (b. 1914 – d. 13 October 1985, Athens). |
| Search | Add | 32 | Mantle As Mandrill | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Sepp Simonelli | Swiss bassist, born 18 March 1936, died 10 March 2014. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Clark Hulings | American realist painter & illustrator (1922-2011) | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Seiji Kudo | Graphic Artist | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Chehad Abdallah | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Rose Creek Audiovisual | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Rand Forbes | Bassist and vocalist. (January 28, 1947–December 23, 2020) | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Duo Larrea - Uriarte | Bolivian vocal duo composed of Enrique Larrea and Willy Uriarte ex-members of Los Planetas vocal group. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Orchestra Ricordi | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | John Wayne Gacy | John Wayne Gacy | American serial killer, and rapist (born March 17, 1942, Chicago - died May 10, 1994, Stateville Correctional Center, Illinois). He brutally murdered over thirty male teenagers and young adults between 1972 and 1978 in his house. He was arrested in December 1978, dubbed the "[i]Killer Clown[/i]" by the thrill-seeking American press after the investigation revealed his volunteering as a clown for children's hospitals. Gacy was found guilty of 33 counts of murder, the highest number in the US legal history at the time, and sentenced to death in March 1980. He spent 14 years on death row, where J.W. Gacy began drawing and gave numerous interviews before his execution by lethal injection. Like many serial killers, Gacy led a "double life" for decades — married twice, for instance, and even had two children. He only served a brief prison sentence in 1967 for his first sexual assault on a minor in Iowa; after settling in Chicago, John maintained his pristine facade of a decent, well-established citizen. Gacy was a [url=https://discogs.com/label/1554127]Moose[/url] fraternity member and joined its local "Jolly Joker" clown club circa 1975, long after his killing spree began. He created two characters with full makeup and costumes, "happy" [i]Pogo the Clown[/i] and more "serious" [i]Patches[/i], and performed numerous times at local fundraisers, political functions, and children's parties. J.W. Gacy engaged in politics, volunteering at Democratic Party headquarters and serving on various Norwood Park Township committees. Between 1975 and 1978, Gacy was a director of Chicago's annual Polish Constitution Day Parade and even met with [a=Rosalynn Carter] in May 1978, only seven months before his arrest; a publicity photo shows Gacy's handshake with the First Lady, with the US Secret Service "security clearance" pin visible on his jacket. After his sentencing, Gacy spent 14 years in solitary confinement at Menard Correctional Center in Randolph County, Illinois. He became an amateur painter and illustrator, drawing varied subjects like portraits (including his self-portraits in clown disguise), birds, skulls, or images of [url=https://discogs.com/artist/823412]Christ[/url]. John Wayne sold many artworks over mail, which became sought-after among "murderabilia" collectors, reaching up to $12,000 in auction sales. Several musicians extensively corresponded with J.W. Gacy, such as Canadian "cowpunker" [b][a=Glen Meadmore][/b], who purchased several paintings, including his portrait later used on [i][r=2843028][/i] album's cover, and notorious punk rocker [b][a=GG Allin][/b], who visited Gacy on death row multiple times. When [b][url=https://discogs.com/artist/1579494]Todd Phillips[/url][/b] began working on Allin's documentary biopic [i][m=425206][/i] as his junior student project in 1993, he wrote Gacy and asked to paint an upcoming movie poster. The killer responded with a collect call from death row, demanding a $50 fee and Todd's compromising photo; Edward complied, taking a "hawkish" photo on the roof and sending a money order. After printing posters, Todd Edwards sold them for $15 through ads in local punk zines like [l=Maximumrocknroll] and [url=https://discogs.com/artist/2895713]Flipside[/url], raising over $10,000, which covered most of the film production costs; in subsequent interviews, Edwards jokingly referred to Gacy as the project's "true executive producer." The same portrait later appeared on the [i][m=425576][/i] soundtrack album by [a=GG Allin & The Murder Junkies]. Other bands that used Gacy's drawings include [b][a=Acid Bath][/b], a sludge metal band from Louisiana, and Missourian post-hardcore [b][a=Season To Risk][/b]. In 1988, [a=Bruce LaBruce] made a 12-min experimental short, [i]Bruce and Pepper Wayne Gacy's Home Movies[/i], co-directed with [a=Candy Parker] and starring LaBruce, [a=Dave Dictor], and [url=https://discogs.com/artist/1507712]G.B. Jones[/url]. Over the years, a few mainstream film portrayals of J.W. Gacy came out, starting with a 1992 TV film, [i]To Catch a Killer[/i], with [a=Brian Dennehy] playing his role. |
| Search | Add | 32 | The Feliks Dzierżanowski Polish Folk Band | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Hans Totzauer | Johann Totzauer | Austrian composer, arranger, conductor and bandleader (* 26 March1909 in Vienna, Austria; † 27 June 1987 in Lilienfeld, Austria). He's the father of [a1607727] and the brother of [a1976515]. |
| Search | Add | 32 | The Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Mimmo Di Martino | Italian guitarist and vocalist. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Jacek Pluta | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Antoine Nouyrigat | Antoine Nouyrigat | Electronic dance music composer / producer from Paris, France Style focus: Hip Hop | Techno | Hard Tech | Hardcore | Speedcore | Experimental | Underground | Acid Psychedelic |
| Search | Add | 32 | Kovu One | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Franco Grassi | Francesco Grassi | Italian accordionist. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Raymond Beats | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Валерия Владимировна Барсова | Калерия Владимирова | Russian opera singer (lyric-coloratura soprano) (born June 1 (13), 1892 in Astrakhan – died December 13, 1967 in Sochi) Valeria Barsova studied piano and singing first at the Astrakhan College of Music, then at the Moscow Conservatory from which she graduated in 1919. Even before her graduation, she had her operatic debut at Moscow's Zimin Opera in 1917. Between 1920 and 1947, Barsova was a solo singer at the Bolshoi Theater in Moscow, making her Bolshoi debut as Rosina in Rossini's "The Barbier of Sevilla." Apart from opera, Barsova also performed chamber music. She had a repertoire of over 600 pieces that included arias from Russian and Western European operas, Russian lyric songs, and Russian, Ukrainian, Czech, English, Scottish, Irish, Norwegian, Spanish, and Greek folk songs. Starting in 1929, Barsova went on several tours abroad, traveling to Turkey, Poland, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Germany, and the United Kingdom. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Gròlh | Run bàetes de neùt | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Still Grafix | Italian design & graphics company | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Johnnie Rutter | Los Angeles based photographer. Sent to prison in 2005 for extorting [a=Cameron Diaz]. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Palghat T.S. Mani Iyer | Palghat T. S. Mani Iyer | Palghat T. S. Mani Iyer (1912–1981), born Thiruvilvamalai Ramaswamy was one of the leading mridangists in the field of Carnatic music. He, along with his contemporaries [a4614560] and [a4614560], is revered as the "Holy Trinity of Mrudangam". |
| Search | Add | 32 | Raoul Dufy | Raoul Dufy | French painter, born 3 June 1877 in Le Havre, France and died 23 March 1953 in Forcalquier, France. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Gianni Rosa | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | D.J. Dave | A Malaysan singer very popular in the 70s and 80s | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Soldatenchor Der Bundeswehr | German Soldiers Choir Of The German Armed Forces (Bundeswehr). Active in the 1960's and 1970's. [b]For the German Armed Forces (Bundeswehr) Orchestra please use [a479722][/b] | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Andrzej Turaj | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Lehay | Alex Lehay Strelnikov | Lehay is an electronic music project represented by Alex Lehay Strelnikov in the genre of electronic music: house, soul, funk and chill-out. Alex has also created about a hundred remixes for foreign and domestic artists. The producer and main beatmaker of artists and projects: Лехай и Конь, Identika, Dirty Jazz Company, House of Disco, Alla Alto, Julia Remi, Soulady, Soulful House Music, Русское Регги etc In 2020, the Lehay Music label was created, on the basis of which releases and compilations of the author and the above-mentioned artists are released. Also known as a logo and identity designer. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Acharya Atreya | Indian poet, scenarist, playwright, lyricist, and screenwriter mainly known for his work in Telugu cinema | |
| Search | Add | 32 | DJ Nymphon | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Cheryl Valentine | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Jeremy Meehan | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Rougeot | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Sliman Elmaghribi | Sliman Benhamou | Moroccan Jewish singer and oud player born in Meknes. Upon moving to Israel, he recorded several albums and singles at the Azoulay Brothers' [l=Zakiphon] and [l=Koliphone] labels. Also appeared as a guest playing the oud on [r4827762]. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Соня Тимофеева | Софья Алексеевна Тимофеева | Russian Roma singer/actress born in 1944 in Baurov choir dynasty. Famous for her deep contralto voice. Died March 14, 2024 |
| Search | Add | 32 | John Clees | John Clees | The balance of funk, passion, and creativity, was captured from an early age. Often times hearing the sounds of the piano and organ growing up, John fell in love with the vibration tones of the lower bass foot pedals; being barely tall enough to turn on the organ, being mesmerized by the drum patterns, it was actually the foot pedals which were at his disposal, and immediately became the core of what he could reach, was drawn to, and became the root core of his music today. When John was around 7 years old, he would listen to The Electrifying Mojo on 97.9 FM in the early 80s, after being tucked away for bed. Staying up as late as 3 AM, rolling his head back and forth, waving his hands in the air pretending to play the drums, he heard many styles, frequencies, and artistic forms of electronic music. John created RedsoulRecords.com in 2001, was finally able to channel his energy into his own projects, have his own way to distribute his music directly in simplicity, and John’s first vinyl release also followed that summer, which was pressed at the legendary Archer Record Pressing plant in Detroit. In 2004, he remixed Sean’s Matrix imprint, The $hit: 2003 Remixes – Vol. 2, which went on to be the release of the year, however, the pressing plant had made a mistake and revered the music and printed the labels on the incorrect side, which is still being sold, today, even with the wrong samples on record sites. In 2007, John released music for the Cranbrook Art Museum for their African Diaspora Cd project; John also recorded with Seth Troxler, as their Breakfast with Thorialanus Remix – (Seth Troxler Feat. John Clees 7 AM at the Coney Mix) – UNFOUND SOUND [28] release which went on to be a gigantic success for the UnfoundSound Label. In 2008, John started to create his own annual Donation Drives for the Homeless in Detroit, had a 2nd annual event in 2009, and in 2011 John eventually turned his annual [D.R.M.M] – (Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries) Donation Drive for the homeless into his very own Sunday Monthly [Home] @ TV Bar. John has held a Friday monthly residency at The Shelter/St. Andrew’s Hall, Thursday & Sunday monthly residencies at The Velvet Lounge/Tonic, as well as a weekly-Sunday residency at The Sky Club; as well as had several guest appearances around the city such as the legendary Motor, Oslo, Exodus, and Grasshopper, just to name a few. As the years continued, John went on to tour in Moscow with one of his hottest live performances to date, constantly perfecting his sound and has gone back into seclusion, putting his productions first once more. Releasing “Lost Tracks” on his label that have been buried for years, having them newly remastered in 2021, but also on an entirely new path and journey, he will finally be sharing new material once again will the world very soon. Stay tuned in as we move into another year of exploration. A new Live PA is on the horizon very soon. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Jofeca | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | 藤村太 | Japanese designer. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Akhtari Bai | Akhtari Bai Faizabadi | Akhtari Bai, who sometimes is credited with the alias iBegum Akhtar, (October 7, 1914–October 30, 1974) was a well known Indian singer of Ghazal, Dadra and Thumri. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Lori Kampa | As of January 2003, Kampa was working for a record promotion company associated with [a=Ricky Skaggs]. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Joscha Bauer | Joscha Bauer | Joscha Bauer is a musician and graphic designer based in Hannover, Germany. Active in underground and experimental music for more than two decades, Joscha moves between heavy, guitar-driven projects, noise, drone, and collaborative sound experiments. They are a member of AB·EST and FARSON, and have contributed to numerous bands and one-off projects across metal, hardcore, and experimental electronics. Their design practice runs in parallel: Joscha is known for creating artwork, packaging, and visual identities for bands, labels, and DIY spaces, often extending their involvement from studio to stage. Rooted in DIY culture and a multi-disciplinary approach, their work bridges sound and visual communication with a focus on intensity, craft, and community. |
| Search | Add | 32 | J Sylvester Design | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | DDD8 | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Three Men Went To Mow | Visual artist and designer. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Marie-Jeanne Gauthé | French projection and video artistic director who has been working on [a=Jean-Michel Jarre] shows since 1986. She founded [a=Light Motif] company. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Leon Synmoie | Jamaican Producer, owner of the label [l135241] | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Los Paquiros | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Beldaroh | Grzegorz Piniecki | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Los De La Trocha | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Bangalore Thayi | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Therathos | Therathos | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Dill Beaty | US-American designer, art director, and photographer, located in Destin, Florida. Studied at Harris School of Advertising Art in Nashville, had a long career in the music industry and ran the [a2422511]. Cartoonist for "The Destin Log" for over 15 years. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Angelo Pastorello | Brazilian bassist and photographer | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Marek Goebel | Polish visual artist, graphic designer, poster author, illustrator of children's books. He graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw in 1975. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Armistead Wellford | Bassist, actor, and oil painter from Richmond, Virginia. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | สันติ ดวงสว่าง | Chare Phuthong (จเร ภู่ทอง) | Born: January 10, 1968 (Sak Lek District, Phichit, Thailand) Died: November 4, 2016 (Bang Phli District, Samut Prakarn, Thailand) Santi Duangsawang, nicknamed nowadays the "godfather of sweet music" (เจ้าพ่อเพลงหวาน) is a Thai Luk-thung singer, mostly known for his Luk-thung songs covers from 1988 to 1995 and for being the first singer to begin the "Top Hit Lukthung Mattrathan" (ท็อปฮิตลูกทุ่งมาตรฐาน) album series. He was also the first Lukthung artist on the [url=https://www.discogs.com/fr/label/227915-RS-Promotion]RS[/url] label. |
| Search | Add | 32 | François-Régis Barbry | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Tristan Blaskowitz | German-Canadian keyboardist, composer for video games, films and theatre productions as well as a filmmaker. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Harold Wilde | Harold Wilde | [Born Wigan 16 Sep 1876] Tenor Harold Wilde was educated in Manchester and at the Royal Academy of Music. Initially primarily a concert artist, he made his first appearance on the London Stage at the Lyceum in December 1899 in a matinee performance of The Magic Flute produced by Richard Temple. Wilde's only engagement with the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company began in February 1907 when he replaced Pacie Ripple as Colonel Fairfax in The Yeomen of the Guard and Marco in The Gondoliers during the First London Repertory Season at the Savoy. When Patience and Iolanthe were added to the repertoire in April and June respectively, Wilde was the Duke of Dunstable and Earl Tolloller. When the Savoy season ended in August 1907, so did Wilde's association with the D'Oyly Carte. His only subsequent appearances in London theatre programs were in the revues Looking Ahead (Garrick, November-December 1915) and Ooh! La! La! (Queen's, December 1915-February 1916). Harold Wilde was for more than ten years a member of the Gramophone Company's stable of recording artists. In the years prior to World War I he recorded about fifty songs and ballads including "Take a Pair of Sparkling Eyes" from The Gondoliers (Zonophone, 1910), "Is Life a Boon" from Yeomen and "A Wand'ring Minstrel I" from The Mikado (Gramophone, July 1912), and "Free From His Fetters Grim" from Yeomen and "Oh, Is There Not One Maiden Breast" from The Pirates of Penzance (Gramophone, November 1912). He later sang in the chorus of the HMV acoustical recordings of Patience (1921), Iolanthe (1922, taking Tolloller's part in some concerted numbers), H.M.S. Pinafore (1923), and Princess Ida (1925). |
| Search | Add | 32 | MTPC | Designers. Artist for label [l1906505] | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Grupo de Teatro "Los Campanilleros" | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Eduardo Kobra | Eduardo Kobra (São Paulo, August 27, 1975) is a Brazilian artist. He started his career as Street Art, then became a Muralist. He also creates works that simulate dimensions. Kobra became known for the "Muro das Memorias" project in São Paulo in 2007, where he portrayed old scenes of the city. In addition to the capital of São Paulo, several Brazilian cities have his works. He also has works in other countries, such as England, France, the United States, Russia, Greece, Italy, Sweden and Poland. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Martin Barla | Martin Barla | Slovak drummer. Also sound engineer at [l=MF Studios (2)]. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Bharata Danu | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Charlélie Arnaud | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | LEAVESANE | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Fritz Hemetsberger | Austrian Zither player | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Jan Lyckman | Swedish recording engineer, producer and owner of the recording studio [l2703461] | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Inkmink | A.K.A [a=Cyparissus] from Texas. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Stewart D'Arrietta | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Надежда Казанцева | Надежда Аполлинарьевна Казанцева | (1911-2000) Soviet singer (soprano). People's Artist of the RSFSR (1947). The winner of the Stalin Prize of the third degree (1950). |
| Search | Add | 32 | Oreste Vessella | Italian conductor (1882–1963). Led [a=Vessella's Italian Band], which performed for many years at the Steel Pier in Atlantic City, New Jersey. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Richard De Silva | Artist and musician from Australia | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Conjunto De Pepe Gonzalez | Mexican easy listening, bossa nova, swing, instrumental pop group. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | The Wonder Choir | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Doug Dewalt | A Pennsylvanian born musician, Doug DeWalt has played in a handful of bands and projects since about 2008, currently playing bass in [url=https://okbuddy.bandcamp.com/album/strays-2] OK Buddy[/url] and [url=https://skivespa.bandcamp.com/album/skives] Skives[/url] and does Power Electronics under the moniker of [url=https://www.discogs.com/artist/7608586-subservientdominance] subservientdominance[/url]. Doug DeWalt also runs the DIY label [url=http:///www.discogs.com/label/1753700-Eternal-Nightmare]Eternal Nightmare[/url] specializing in (mostly) cassette releases of underground power electronics, noise, and other musical extremities. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Ali Sultan | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | 尤金 | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Alexander Kremertz | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Tansta | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Acrobat Design | Designing company. [b]Please, consider also [a1849227] if stated that way on the release.[/b] If acted as a Company/Label, please, use [l361070] or [l2689277]. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Daniel Duskin | International Mix Engineer, Daniel Duskin, has over two decades of experience working with world-renowned artists and mixing thousands of songs worldwide. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Jürgen Sauermann | German freelance producer and poet (*June 24, 1939) | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Jimbo Phillips | Working in his own graphic arts business since 1990. He designs art for Santa Cruz Skateboards and Curbside Skateboards. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Wendel Costa | Wendel Souza Corrêa da Costa | Wendel Souza Corrêa da Costa known as (Wendel Costa), is an independent DJ. Born in the state and city of Rio de Janeiro - Brazil. He started his activities as a musician and producer in 2022, has 4 albums and 3 EPs and 20 Singles. Songs with greater successes are: Why They're Talking to Like That and Girl. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Freddy Kenton | Dominican merengue / salsa singer and composer | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Os Intrusivos | Fortaleza, Brazil Pop Punk with Bubblegum and Punk elements. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Daniel Bechthold | Contact: bechthold.art@gmx.de | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Peter White Pancho | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Sir Felix Ortega II | Multi instrumentalist and Blogger, Glenealy, Ireland | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Священник Даниил Сысоев | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Ladislava Furlan | Ladislava Furlan Zaborac | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Алексей Бархан | Алексей Бархан | Graphic artist, mural artist and designer based in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Also known as Barhan. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Goldfader | Alexander Schultz | Acid/Big-Beat//Techno producer & dj from Eastern Europe |
| Search | Add | 32 | Miky Lm | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Raquel Ferreirinha | Raquel Ferreirinha | Portuguese graphic designer based in Düsseldorf, Germany. Started her own design & media company [l=3rdElement.Designs] in January 2015. Started working as graphic designer & media manager at [l=X7M Records] in April 2018. Born: January 16 |
| Search | Add | 32 | Dustin E. Peacock | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | John Priseman | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Finian Patraic | Canadian vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and visual artist of Mi’kmaq First Nations descent from the Gespegewagi territory, best known for his solo project [a5161813], and his contributions to other Canadian black metal acts. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Βαγγέλης Πανάτος | Vangelis Panatos, Greek singer. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Roberto Maria Rubbi | Italian graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Greig Smith | Greig Smith | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Oscars Motettkör | Swedish choir, founded in 1962, by its leader, [a193667]. Until June, 1982 the choir had administrative ties with Oscarskyrkan in Stockholm. Since that time the choir has worked together with Statens historiska museum in Stockholm. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | DJ Charmzy | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Cahil Bhanji | Label Manager & A&R @ Pure Noise Records | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Rhonda Bryers | Rhonda Syrena Bryers | Rhonda is a New Zealand singer of Maori descent, born 31 October 1951 in Taumarunui. She sang all styles including pop, country, classical and Maori. She was one of New Zealand's best known singers in the 1980's. She later moved to Hawaii, where she performed at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel and where she died 28 September 2007 in Honolulu, USA |
| Search | Add | 32 | Grupo El Mexicano | Formed in 1973 in Mazatlán, Sinaloa, Mexico, by [a6592441], [a7356594], and [a7356629], this ensemble began as a rock group before transitioning into more versatile styles. In the 1980s, they started recording banda sinaloense using synthesized elements—a pivot that ultimately shaped their recognizable, dance-oriented sound. [a7356593] joined the band as a drummer and second voice. From their founding until 1992, they performed under the name Grupo El Mexicano, then switched to [a4097533], releasing notable albums such as Otra Vez, 100% Mexicano, Fuera de Serie, Pa’ Que Lo Bailes, and El Hijo Desobediente. Fusing tecnocumbia, tecnobanda, quebradita, and sometimes cumbia and dance music, Mi Banda El Mexicano became known for their playful performances, comedic flair, and the prominent use of electronic drums, electric bass, and synthesizers. The 1993 single “No bailes de caballito” propelled the group to nationwide fame, garnering appearances on top-rated Mexican TV programs such as Siempre en Domingo, Al fin de Semana, and at the Acapulco Fest. The band also appeared in films including No bailes de caballito (1996) and Sangre de rey (1997). In that same year, they recorded a live album under Discos Musart at Río Nilo in Jalisco—then one of the premier venues for grupera music. Following internal disagreements, the group disbanded in 2001, sparking a legal dispute over the official rights to the name. Various offshoots emerged, such as Mi Banda El Mexicano de Germán Román, while founding member Casimiro Zamudio resurfaced with Superestelar El Mexicano, experimenting with a blend of the “caballito” rhythm and reggaetón he dubbed cabatón or perretón. Despite these splits and rebrandings, Mi Banda El Mexicano transcended borders, enjoying popularity not only across Mexico but also in parts of the United States, Central, and South America, thanks to their infectious, dance-friendly tunes and a legacy that helped define modern Mexican party music. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Bernard Lebow | Credited as liner notes author. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Toshi Konno | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Marci.DH | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Miroslav Radovanović | Mirolsav Radovanović | Miroslav Radovanović was a serbian folk singer (june 1. 1947 - may 21. 2020). His biggest hit was "Ti si žena mog života" from 1973, 500.000 copies sold! |
| Search | Add | 32 | Jorge Torrijos | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Arc V 666 | Mikael Arnkil | Drummer from Helsinki, Finland. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Jabu Moses Dlamini | South African musician and producer | |
| Search | Add | 32 | One Mix Master | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Sonora De Los Hermanos Baca | Ecuadorian salsa/cumbia/merengue band formed in the mid-1960s by the brothers Baca: Jaime, Napoleón, Wilson, Aníbal & Enemelio | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Vittorio Sessa Vitali | Born and lived in Milan, Vittorio Sessa Vitali was the author of short stories, comedies, books and songs for children. In addition to his work as a writer, his television production of skits for boys was rich. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Festival Singers Of Toronto | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Alexander Gnirke | Designer, Buchholz | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Franco Lazzaro | Keyboardist. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Yvonne Cilia | Graphic Designer. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | عفيف رضوان | Afif Radwan is a Lebanese composer. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Orkes Kerontjong M. Sagi | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Dechová Hudba Československé Armády | See: [a=Ústřední Hudba Československé Lidové Armády] | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Ángel Chicote | Spanish guitarist. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Suicidal Slut | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Predrag Drezgić | Predrag Drezgić Preša, born on 26.11.1959. in Bogatić - 29.02. 2024 | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Francisco Egydio | Francisco Egydio | Born on January 17, 1927 in São Paulo, Brazil Died on October 17, 2007 in São Paulo, Brazil Brazilian singer. |
| Search | Add | 32 | SmithAgentSmith | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Stuff PCR | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Mavluda Asalxo'jayeva | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | J.W. Loveday | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Julio Segundo Villa | Colombian producer. Also appears as Julio II Villa R. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Kirk Holz | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | พาราด็อกซ์ | Paradox is a Thai rock band founded in 1996. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Sławomir Skręta | Sławomir Piotr Skręta | Founder and owner of the first Disco Polo label [l132568] and then [l134606]. Born in 1963 in Piastów. |
| Search | Add | 32 | สุพรรณ ชื่นชม | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Francesca Cassavetti | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 32 | William B. Houchens | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Yukio Ikezawa | 池沢 ゆきお (Ikezawa Yukio) | Japanese jazz bassist. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Handorgelduett Wild-Hagen | Swiss accordion ([i]Handorgel[/i]) duo. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Jean Georgieff | Photographer | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Adolarc | Credited for artwork | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Henrik Frykman | Carl Henrik Frykman | Swedish bassist, born 19 February 1971 in Nyköping, Sweden. Passed away 25 March 2011 after a long battle with cancer. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Fanny Elsta | Fanny Rebekka Elsta | Norwegian opera singer. Born 26. April 1899, died 4. February 1978. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Michael G. Woodley | Musician from Walnut Creek, United States. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Lauro Molinari | Italian accordionist and trumpeter | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Dallas Van De Vorst | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Рифкат Гумеров | Рифкат Габдельахатович Гумеров = Рәфкать Габделәхәт улы Гомәров | Rifkat Gabdelakhatovich Gumerov (January 20, 1942 - March 15, 1996). Outstanding Tatar bayan musician, concertmaster, teacher. Honored Worker of Culture of the Republic of Tatarstan. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Lucifera Artworks | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | FKA Blandengue | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Ronnie Seabrook | Bassist | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Miss Godavary | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Ciccio Pasticcio | Andrea Maugeri | Andrea Maugeri, born in Catania in the 50's, † 1989. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Everaldo Pechler | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Bob Zipkin | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | DJ Kazzmatazz | Japanese hip hop DJ from Uonuma, Niigata Prefecture. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Frank Sanson | Sound technician | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Rosanne Shelnutt | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Ampol Aires Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Carl "Rocky" Gibson | Carl Gibson | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Jeremy Kirchner | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Sony DADC | Sony Digital Audio Disc Corporation. Manufacturer of CDs, DVDs, UMDs, and Blu-ray Discs. Founded by [l=CBS/Sony], it was acquired by Sony in 1985. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Orchestr Josefa Vobruby | Taneční orchestr Československého rozhlasu | Czech big band. Led by [a=Josef Vobruba], for most parts yet another alias of the [a=Czechoslovak Radio Dance Orchestra] / [a=Czechoslovak Radio Jazz Orchestra], used for contractual reasons. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Will Barras | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Самвел Мхитарян | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Kain van Stone | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | George R. Murphy | Executive Producer for modern soul releases (1981-1989). Owner of the companies [l=8 mile - John Lodge Productions] (since January 9, 1981) and [l=8 Mile - John Lodge Studio]. Also appearing as George K. Murphy at an online company registration. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Yoshihisa Noma | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Jun Kozuki | 上月潤 | Japanese rock bassist. He first played with the Group Sounds unit [a1179641]. before becoming a founder member of [a=Flower Travellin' Band] in 1970. He later changed his name to Jun Kobayashi. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Aston GmbH | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Liz Aday | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Ricky Rochelle | Singer and drummer | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Grupo De Luxe | Ecuadorian group (latin rock, merengue), formed in 1979 in Guayaquil by [a6804535]. Alt. names: De Luxe, Grupo De Luxe, Enrique Gonzales & De Luxe, Deluxe. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | oxone | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Orchestra Pedro De Dios | Italian orchestra, also appears as Complesso Pedro De Dios or Orchestra di Pedro De Dios | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Hemo + Moofire | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Rockers Master | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Mariachi Águilas De América De Javier Carrillo | Mexican folk ensemble of mariachi music, founded by [a921385]. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Jackie Patillo | Throughout her career, Jackie Patillo has accepted a number of executive roles. It all began in 1989 when she was hired by Star Song Communications to develop Christian and Gospel products. She signed and was instrumental in launching the careers of Sierra and the legendary trio Phillips, Craig & Dean. She was promoted to Vice President in 1995 and launched Star Song’s Gospel division. Two years later Benson Music Group recruited her to its A&R department, utilizing her creative skills to bring to the forefront emerging artist Natalie Grant. In 2001 Patillo was invited to join Integrity Music and launch the formation of Integrity Gospel. With her guidance, she advanced the careers of well-known artists including Joe Pace and The Colorado Mass Choir, Israel and New Breed, Alvin Slaughter, Lisa McClendon, and Stephen Hurd. In 2006 she started a new job working as Vice President of A&R and Artist Development for the largest Gospel music company in the world, Verity Music. Working with artists as Byron Cage, Donnie McClurkin, Kirk Franklin, Kurt Carr, Dave Hollister, and others. In late 2010 Patillo accepted the assignment of Executive Director of the Gospel Music Association and GMA Foundation. She was elevated to President of the GMA and was honored on her 10 anniversary with the Jackie Patillo Leadership Dove Award, which will be awarded annually to an industry leader. Patillo was inducted into the Stellar Gospel Music Hall of Fame in 2019. Inducted into the Source Women Behind the Music Hall of Fame in 2022. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Liis Roden | Estonian artist, graphic designer and photographer | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Bob Coquille | American bassist, based in New Orleans. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | أحمد الحفناوي | أحمد الحفناوي (Aḥmad al-Ḥifnāwi) | Ahmed al-Hifnawi was an Egyptian violinist. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Jim McRoberts | James McRoberts | Scottish evangelical christian conductor and arranger. Founded [a=Scottish Festivals Of Male Voice Praise] in 1934. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Noise On The Buses | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Rudy Plocar's Orchestra | Manitowoc, Wisconsin, USA | |
| Search | Add | 32 | József Sáfár | Sáfár József | Hungarian bass player, singer, composer. A most versatile musician, also familiar with arrangements and engineering. Nicknames: Öcsi, Dödöle |
| Search | Add | 32 | Štěpán Adámek | Štěpán Adámek | Czech visual artist. |
| Search | Add | 32 | L'Agneby Jazz | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | رودريغ نجاريان | Rodrigue Najarian is a Lebanese photographer. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Richard Upper | Photographer. See also: Black Sun (38). | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Johnny O Rocket | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Mestizia | EDM producer from Italy. Also known as Mestizia CRK | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Dick Bos | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | EITANS DESIGNS | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Imre Selmeczi | Selmeczi Imre | Hungarian sound and mastering engineer. |
| Search | Add | 32 | David Normant | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Brandon Breaux | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | The Institute For Better Vision | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Patsy Sledd | Patsy Randolph | Country singer/guitarist. Born January 29, 1944, in Falcon, Missouri, USA. One of 10 children, she began to play the guitar and sing at the age of 10. She entertained locally by the time she was 15, performing as the Randolph Sisters with one of her sisters, but soon followed a solo career. She was featured on the Ozark Opry and worked with a band on Austin's Nashville Opry before moving to Nashville in 1965. She joined Roy Acuff and toured with him all over the USA, the Caribbean and Vietnam. Her performances led to solo spots on Hee Haw and the Mid-Western Hayride. In 1961, she recorded for United Artists and in 1971 for Epic but failed to chart on either label. She moved to [l=Mega (2)] in 1972 and gained her first U.S. country chart hit with "[url=/master/1171730]Nothing Can Stop My Loving You[/url]." Her biggest chart hit, "[m=628005]," came in 1974, the year she made her British debut at London's Wembley Festival as a support member of the George Jones - Tammy Wynette Show. When Jones' mother died suddenly and the two stars returned to the USA without appearing at the festival, she found herself the star rather than the support, and gained respect from the crowd for her fine performance with the Jones Boys. After a minor hit with "[url=master/628004]The Cowboy And The Lady[/url]" in 1976, her name was missing from the charts until 1987 when, recording on Showtime Records, she briefly charted with "[url=/release/4129132]Don't Stay If You Don't Love Me[/url]." |
| Search | Add | 32 | 芭比BOB | Taiwanese music duo, formed in 1996 and disbanded in 2010. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Slim Khezri | Slim Khezri | Slim Khezri — (German-American, born July 18, 1972) is an award-winning multidisciplinary artist — singer, songwriter, musician, producer, author, actor, and filmmaker — who first rose to international fame in 1991 as a Michael Jackson impersonator on Germany’s Die Rudi Carrell Show, which drew a record 20.5 million viewers across Europe. Founder/CEO of [l=Doubajen Group Ltd.] and [l=doubaJen Records]. Based in Los Angeles, California. His wide-ranging international career spans film, television, theatre, opera, ballet, and music, with credits including Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End, Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame, Jurassic World, Jason Bourne, Angels & Demons, House of Gucci, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Bumblebee, The Mandalorian, and Star Trek: Picard. He has collaborated with leading filmmakers such as Clint Eastwood, Ridley Scott, Roland Emmerich and Ron Howard, and performed alongside Hollywood icons including Tom Hanks, Al Pacino, Lady Gaga, Johnny Depp, Christian Bale, and Nicole Kidman. As a recording artist and founder-CEO of Doubajen Group Ltd. and Doubajen Records, Khezri has released music under Slim K, Kaz’ree, and Slimkhezri, with licensing through Sony Music Entertainment, Universal, and Warner. His collaborations span global artists from Michael Jackson, Lenny Kravitz, Justin Timberlake, Q-Tip, Panic! At the Disco, Gene Simmons (KISS), Franz Ferdinand, KRS-One, Backstreet Boys, Chris Brown to Britney Spears, Snoop Dogg, and Fall Out Boy. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Nenad Knežević Knez | Nenad Knežević | Nenad Knežević (Serbian: Ненад Кнежевић) (born December 5, 1967 in Cetinje, Yugoslavia, now Montenegro), widely known by his nickname/stagename Knez is a popular Montenegrin singer. Knez lives in Belgrade. At six years of age, Knez sang "Bio jednom jedan lav" on the Naša Radost Festival in Titograd, (now Podgorica). He was schooled in the same city. Whilst in high school, he began his first band, Visoka frekvencija (English: High Frequency), with guitarist, Leo Đokaj. With the band, he created the songs, "Da l' si ikada mene voljela" and "Kao magija". Later, he created The Moon Band, which appeared on the Montenegrin coast. He later created the Montenegro Band with his father, Milija Knežević. In 1992, Knez began his solo career and appeared at the Belgrade Pop Festival, Mesam, with the song, "Da l' si ikada mene voljela". In that same year, Knez recorded his first album, Kao magija, with the help of former band member, guitarist Leo Đokaj and songwriters, Ljubo Jovović and Zlatko Jovović. In 1994, Knez recorded his second album, Iz dana u dan. In 1996, Knez recorded his third album, Automatic. This album was the highest-selling album. The biggest concert he had in his career was in Sava Center. In 1999, a compilation was released under the name, The Best of Knez, which included 18 old songs, 2 new songs, "Nijedna žena na svijetu" and "Ti ne znaš ko sam ja", and a remix of "Kao magija". In 2000, he competed in the Budva 2000 Festival with the song, Vjeruj, which won the first place. In 2001, Knez recorded his fourth album, Daleko, visoko. In 2003, Knez recorded his fifth album, Ti me znaš. He won the third place at the Music Festival Budva 2006. In 2005, Knez recorded his sixth album, Vanilla. Parallel to his solo career, Knez wrote and produced songs for other performers. The most popular of these would be turbofolk superstar Ceca for whom Knez wrote three songs, including big hits "Mrtvo more" and "Usnula lepotice". |
| Search | Add | 32 | Deborah DeStaffan | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Andy O'Callaghan | Musician, Arranger, Producer based in Dublin, Ireland | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Nuria Estuñiga | Artist from Spain. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Electron Transition | Augustinas Buizina | Electron Transition is audio production services, branched out of an experimental-electronic music organisation Electron Emitter. Working in collaboration with Marius Paulikas aka Entropija. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Australian Broadcasting Corporation | Australia's major national public broadcaster, established in 1983, from the former [l=Australian Broadcasting Commission], founded in 1929. Often appears as "Australian Broadcasting Corp." (or variants) from the 1980s into the 1990s. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Dan Lienart | Designer and art director | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Picturepoint Ltd | See also [a=Picture Point] | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Vic Bellerby | Sleeve note writer | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Timo Lotsari | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Devender Khannewala | Davinder hails from the town of Khanna in Northern Punjab, and his passion for singing started he competed for college festivals. Soon he took to writing poems as a form of expression. A chance meeting with Punjab’s best known singing star, Gurdas Maan, was to change his life. His friendship with Maan gave Devinder an insight into the professional music world. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Lennart Hegland | Swedish bassist, who was best known for being a member of The Hep Stars, born January 9, 1943 in Stockholm, died April 13, 2022. Lennart Hegland had a band, Black Bird, in 1960–1963. During his military service in 1963, he met Christer Pettersson and they then formed Hep Stars. For a period, Hegland played with Gummibandet, a group that mainly consisted of old Hep Stars members and later regained the band name Hep Stars. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | White Blacula | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Kapelle Peter Burri | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Stymee | Roberto Agustín Miguel Santiago Samuel Trujillo Veracruz | Born on October 23, 1964 in Santa Monica, California The name Stymee was used as the bass credit on Suicidal Tendencies' 1989 release "Controlled By Hatred/Feel Like Shit...Deja Vu". The alias is generally credited to Robert Trujillo. He appeared in videos for songs from the release but did not play on the recordings. Instead, guitarists Mike Clark and Rocky George are said to have played the majority of the bass on the record. Additionally, some of the songs on the record had been recorded during the sessions for the band's 1988 LP "How Will I Laugh Tomorrow When I Can't Even Smile Today" and feature former bassist Bob Heathcote (who is not credited). In a 2020 interview with Louder Sound, Trujillo said the name was "inherited". Stymee is alleged to stand for "ST Why Me". |
| Search | Add | 32 | Das Studio EUROPA-Orchester | German studio orchestra associated with [l409748] and label [l40536]. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Craig Dowsett | Graphic artist working for World Record Club from 1978. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Francis De Erdely | Hungarian artist born in Budapest (1904-1959), immigrated into the United States in 1939, living in Los Angeles. "He is best known for his figure-based paintings done in Los Angeles during the 1940s and 1950s of immigrants, and other ethnic or social outsiders". | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Tomas Lööw | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Jualma Eskorbuto | Juan Manuel Suárez Fernández (July 11, 1962 – October 9, 1992), also known as Juanma Suárez, was a Spanish punk rock bassist and singer, founding member of one of the most influential Spanish punk rock bands –Eskorbuto– from 1980 to 1992. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Bilal Allah | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Olivier Goulon | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Helmut Laimer | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Iwan Lozac'h | French bass, guitar player, singer and producer from the Paris area. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Terry Sumsion | Terry Lynne Sumsion | Canadian country singer, songwriter, and guitarist. The only male vocalist in Canadian history to win the Canadian Open Country Music Singing Contest three consecutive years. Born February 7, 1947 in Bruford, Ontario. Died March 26, 2011 in Brantford, Ontario. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Pelusa Navarro | Julián Felipe Navarro | |
| Search | Add | 32 | NuFederation | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Massimo Verardi | Ernesto Verardi | Guitar player. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Green Andy | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Morris "CB" Edwards | Maurice Edwards | Producer and mastering engineer working at Randy's Records 17 North Parade Kingston, Jamaica both in Studio and Store; released a few singles on his own [l=C B] label. Mastering may be recognised by the initials "CB" or "cee bee" in the matrix. |
| Search | Add | 32 | Pat Matteis | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Marc Chainiaux | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Jasna Kočijašević | Jasna Kočijašević | Born 20.2.1951 Skopje Severna Makedonija |
| Search | Add | 32 | Hat Hut Records, Ltd. | Swiss indepentant record company, founded by [a=Werner X. Uehlinger] in 1975. Please use one of the labels from the [l27173] page. For copyright credits see [l270752]. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Victoria Karlskås Andersen | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Swamp Temple | Solo black metal artist from New Hampshire, USA | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Arek Orosz | Experimental musician and harsh noise artist. Also working in illustrations, graphic design and visuals. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Carlos Morean | Carlos Roberto Moreán Corothie | Venezuelan singer, guitar player, director and songwriter. Born Jul 28, 1947 |
| Search | Add | 32 | Ryan Eyestone | An American illustrator from Maine, FL. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Sharon Chai | Australian designer and illustrator, based in London. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Detas | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Giel Bils | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Barbara Longo | Graphic designer. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Danko Polić | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Ryder Robison | from Denver, CO. Bassist for Vaux has also done art for some album covers. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Faunes Efe | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | The Monterey Brass | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Annibale Modoni | Italian artist, play piano and vibraphone, passed away July 22, 2021. | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Jorma Tähtinen | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Mr. B. Rachappa, Mysore | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | วงดนตรี ศรีไพบูลย์ | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Allan Delong | Allan Klitgaard Jensen | Danish bassist. Related to [l1414973] |
| Search | Add | 32 | Lenz Hauser | Lorenz Schadhauser | German schlager singer |
| Search | Add | 32 | Marco Gallerani | Music Selector / DJ Hell Yeah Recordings Owner Balearic Gabba Sound System Founder Former A&R at Mantra Vibes / Mantra Breaks International Affair at Expanded Music 1996-2008 | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Dan Bobocel | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Enrique Elizondo | Mexican producer | |
| Search | Add | 32 | Galcats | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Иван Слободянюк | ||
| Search | Add | 32 | Les Newstars | French studio group | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Luv4Loop | Lee Anthony Smith | Luv4Loop is the main project of [a15834635], also one third of [a16151061] and [a16206874]. An aspiring teenage producer and multi-instrumentalist from Liverpool and also the son of [a14485043]. Lee spent his whole childhood surrounded by music. Influenced by the likes of [a161], [a1289], [a19215], [a52758], [a266264], [a1362799], [a1419817] and [a275841]. After spending the first few years of his life listening to music, Lee had been inspired by numerous guitarists: [a49758], [a1245512], [a46481] and his father, [a14485043]. He taught himself guitar at the age of 7, also picking up bass, keyboard and drums as time went on and used his influence from artists present throughout his early life, specifically [a1289] and [a1245513] to begin to venture into production in the start of the 2020s. Lee spent from 2020 - 2023 starting with Garageband to create small songs, usually covers until he began to use Ableton. At the start of 2024, Lee started creating remixes under the alias L.Smith until he settled with the name of Luv4Loop. |
| Search | Add | 31 | Jose E. Okamura | José Enrique Okamura Vega | Mexican composer, arranger and producer, also lyricist (Spanish versions), also known as Enrique Okamura, he has been Artistic Director of RCA Victor and EMI Capitol and has launched singers like Luis Miguel and Juan Gabriel. |
| Search | Add | 31 | The Fela Sowande Rhythm Group | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Mikael Bredenberg | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Оксана Джелиева | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Αντώνης Αγάς | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Wendell P. Loveless | American composer, pianist, singer and Christian narrator, (* 1892 in Wheaton, Illinois, died in 1987) | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Clint Maul | Alt-country from Richmond, VA | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Nicholas Constantino | Nicholas N Constantino | Designer/visual artist based in Gorham, Maine. Performs music as [a=Lexemes], Feast of Ruin, and Point of Pale Blue Light. Founder of the labels [l=Grimoire Cassette Cvlture] and [l=Orcus Editions]. Co-founder of the label [l=This Blessing This Curse Recordings]. |
| Search | Add | 31 | Polskie Orły | Polonia band formed in Chicago in 1980, performing Polish folk music and disco. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Siegfried Frenz | Siegfried Frenz | German Cutting Engineer at Lindström A. G. |
| Search | Add | 31 | Human Do Design | Design Agency | |
| Search | Add | 31 | ประสิทธิ์ พยอมยงค์ | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Marcio Blasphemator | Visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Demonia Secta | Μιλτιάδης Κόρδας | Electronica Experimental Project Formed in 2018 Located in Athens, Greece |
| Search | Add | 31 | Pepe Jansz | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | J. Sarnecki | Polish graphic artist, whose works were also used on advertising sound cards in the 1960s / 70s | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Bureau Omega | Berlin based graphic design studio. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Geoffrey Digby | Australian graphic artist, born 1926. Art Director for the World Record Club in Australia for its Art Department's existence. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Vokalni Ansambl "Koral" | Serbian vocal quintet performing jazz and ethno music, active during 60s in former Yugoslavia. Members were: Ivan Štajnberger - baritone vocals Jelena Tršić - alto vocals Predrag Pavlović - tenor vocals, solo vocals Miodrag Jakovljević - second tenor vocals Milorad Kuzmanović - bass vocals, arranger | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Abel Murua | Spanish bass player from the Basque Country. Known as bass player from [a=La Polla Records] from 1983 to 2003, when the group disbanded. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Justin Emerle | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Plesni Sekstet »Jugoton-a« | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Joystickk | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Jonas Vadauskas | Conductor. 1923 – 2007. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Get The Fuck Outta Dodge | Sheffield based Garage Punk duo. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Brian '66 | Massimo Del Pozzo | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Andrej Gellert | Andrej A. Gellert | Slovakian-American tenor and comedian. Recorded prolifically for [l=Victor] (1923-1928), [l=Columbia] (1923-1931) and [l=Okeh] (1923-1927). |
| Search | Add | 31 | Kaichiro Shirai | Kaichiro Shirai = 白井嘉一郎 | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Gonçalo Hln | Gonçalo Alves Costa | Gonçalo started working as a freelancer designer in 2008. His work is based in a visual thinking process, always trying to push ideias to the limit. He is specialised in music related graphics, like Poster events, Vinyl artwork covers and labels. There is also space for Branding, Editorial, Web and Photography. - Gonçalo is a well-known figure in the Portuguese underground scene, mostly for his sets and as the owner of the Helena imprint. A digger by nature, it’s his passion for discovering new music that keep his performances fresh and exciting. A few big references like Juan Atkins, Daniel Bell, Moodymann, Theo Parrish, and DJ Harvey place him well in-sync with the history of house and techno music from the cities of Detroit, Chicago, New York, and London. |
| Search | Add | 31 | Yves Campion | French bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Zbor Hrvatske Radiotelevizije | The choir of the Croatian Radiotelevision. Was known as (Mješoviti) Zbor RTV Zagreb until June 1990. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Simone Sistarelli | Simone Sistarelli | Musician, professional dance artist, social entrepreneur and public speaker. Passionate about inspiring people. Founder of Popping For Parkinson's. Awarded in the Universal Hip Hop Museum Hall of Fame. Original member of the Red Bull Academy UK. |
| Search | Add | 31 | Orchestre Makina Loka | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Margarita M. Tabares A. | Colombian sleeve designer | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Studiomatika U.K. | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Heildesign | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Ove Sopp Og Hans "Sopptimister" | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Pete Isaac | Founder of UK clubbing institution 'Jelly Jazz', running since 1993. Founder of '45 Live' along with Scott Hendy (Boca 45). Graphic designer working for labels including Haggis Records, One Note Records, Hospital Records, 45 Live Records, Gee Recordings, Dumaine Records, Inflexion Point, Boogie Cafe Records, Freestyle Records and Renegades of Jazz. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Sven Björk | Sven Emil Johansson | Swedish-American tenor. Born October 15, 1916 Ålesund, Norway. Died April 27, 1980 Denver, Colorado, USA) Father of singer [a=Celia Björk], whom he toured & recorded with. Björk studied singing with John Forsell, Frey Lindblad, and Joseph Hislop. He recorded numerous religious songs for [l=Cupol] and [l=Hemmets Härold], sometimes performing together with Einar Ekberg, Göran Stenlund or the KFUM-Chor. In 1951, he emigrated to the United States where he became a soloist with the American Pentecostal Assemblies of Gods Church in Denver, Colorado. |
| Search | Add | 31 | Clark McClellan | Clark McClellan | US orchestra conductor, arranger Born in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Clark attended the Michigan State Teachers College, where he spent most of his time at the Conservatory Of Music. He had played the piano ever since he was six, had entered the Berger School of Music three years later, and had studied there for seven years; he had organized his first orchestra during high school days and had continued his musical activities at college, studying to become a teacher. He perfected himself in such technical matters as musicology, counterpoint, advanced harmony, and orchestration, until he entered the service of the Merchant Marines. After a period of conducting and broadcasting, McClellan became musical coordinator and pianist on the Kay Kyser and Jack Haley TV shows Spelled with a "D" on [l=Cricket (2)] releases, see [a=Clark McClelland] |
| Search | Add | 31 | Gerald Weinkopf | Gerald Weinkopf | Czech saxophonist, flutist, composer and arranger, born December 29th, 1925 is Ostrava, Czech Republic. Died November 30th, 1992. |
| Search | Add | 31 | Jade Gonzales | PH Graphics Designer from 1999 to mid-2000, mainly for Alpha Records | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Evar Wellington | Everend Wellington | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Susheela Tembe | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Peter Appleyard Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Joseph Heinze | Joseph Heinze | Musician active in Leipzig, Germany |
| Search | Add | 31 | The Peter Pan Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Dirk Eichhorn | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Kanerien Bro Leon | French choir from Landivisiau (Brittany). Specialising in traditional Breton music. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Cleve Laing | Cleve Laing | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Shaun Activation | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | T. R. Visvanatha Iyer | Maharajapuram Viswanatha Iyer | Maharajapuram Viswanatha Iyer (Tamil: மகாராஜபுரம் விசுவநாதையர்) (1896–1970) was one of the great Indian Carnatic vocalists.[1] He won several awards including Sangeetha Kalanidhi and Sangeetha Bhupathy. |
| Search | Add | 31 | Alex Sowyrda | Alex Sowyrda | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Los Claudios | Argentinian pop band in the 1960s | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Argenis Carmona | Argenis Antonio Carmona Aldana | Venezuelan bassist. (b. Caracas, Venezuela. November 5th, 1953) Argenis Carmona belong to a family of venezuelan bassists, integrated additional to himself, by his brothers [a3499376] and [a1944010]. Argenis Carmona, has developed his carrer with bands as Los Maraqueros, [a2536229], [a2029304], [a3324381], [a2282469] and [a3644713], between many others. |
| Search | Add | 31 | Haymarket 2 | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Jiří Brodský | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | О. Свешникова | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Orchestre Jack Irsa | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Norbert Blommel | German designer | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Steve Spinella | Guitar player,producer | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Steven Palacio Gonzales | Steven Alberto Palacio | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Gabriele Vassilich | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Extreme Voice | The original name of the Ultravox fanzine launched in 1984 and now the co-name of the official Ultravox website. Also credited as designer on several Ultravox and related CDs. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Fares Naber | Designer. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Alex Creek | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Josip Batistić | Josip Batistić | Croatian tenor (born 1898 Trpanj, Croatia [then Austria-Hungary] – d. 1971 Zagreb, Croatia [then Yugoslavia]. Born in Trpanj on the Dalmatian coast, Batistic emigrated to the United States around 1921. He soon recorded Dalmatian folk songs for [l=Columbia], [l=Okeh], and [l=Victor]. He also performed on Broadway in operettas like "Johannes Kreisler" (1922) and "The Vagabond King" (1925). Around 1950, Batistić returned to Yugoslavia where he played smaller roles in seven movies released between 1951 and 1957. In addition, he recorded a few songs for [l=Jugoton] and Radio Zagreb. He died in Zagreb in 1971. |
| Search | Add | 31 | Mariano Barabino | Mariano Oscar Barabino | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Leyla Nur | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Rafael Ayres | Brazilian art director, designer | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Baldassarre | Baldassarre Caruso | Comic actor and singer Born : Napoli - April 29, 1919 Dead : Napoli - March 13, 2004 |
| Search | Add | 31 | Max Bodden Associates | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Artur Prosvört | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Costeluș de la Bobești | Romanian accordion player | |
| Search | Add | 31 | André Huesler | André Hüsler | Mastering and lacquer cutting engineer at [l=Vinylium.ch]. |
| Search | Add | 31 | Danibey | He was for a long time the model maker, record taker, arranger, of the record company De Comarmond ( [l112190] ), in Antananarivo, Madagascar. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Eveline Grunwald | German model and graphic designer who appeared with [a1744822] on the cover of [m58320] and assisted in the translation of German lyrics for the track Bitter-Sweet on that album. She is also credited on Holger Czukay's album On The Way To The Peak Of Normal, and has designed various album covers. She was the girlfriend of [a120164] from 1971 to 1976. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Harry Thornton | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Günter H. Borchert | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Karin Preus | Designer Has worked at Abraxas Studio, Madison, WI | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Proprius | S. Krysenko | An artist, guitarist, writer and musician |
| Search | Add | 31 | Discos Musart | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | İlqar Qebeleli | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Esteban Cavanna | Cultural Management / Producer / Management / Booking / College Professor / Writer | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Mirko Schmidt | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Bobby Blisters | Visual artist and designer. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Alessandro La Padula | Italian dj, producer and multi-instrumentalist based in Rome | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Peripheral Visionary | Nick Melton | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Nippon Mercury Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Libor Machata | Libor Machata | Czech rock bass guitarist and graphic designer, born 21 May 1953. |
| Search | Add | 31 | The Fabulous Ink Spots | Ink Spots imposter group led by [a=Bernie Mackey]. Recorded for the Design (and related labels) and Swift labels. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Oscar Hertin | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Jean Genneau | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Duo Acropolis | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Mick Lambrou | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Zulhou | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | DJ Mark 563 | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Tamburaški Zbor Jorgovan | Popular Serbo-Croatian tamburitza orchestra, founded in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania by [a=Djoko Dokich] and others. Between 1925 and 1928, the orchestra cut numerous titles for [l=Columbia] and [l=Victor]. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | 印南敦史 | Innami Atsushi. Japanese novelist, literary and music critic. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Ernst Mairhofer Jr. | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Gai Fong | Photographer. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Anton Chasm | Restless from the underground of Philadelphia's thriving dance music community came exceptional DJ / producer, Anton Chasm. A veteran of the rave scene since to the early '90s, Chasm began in 1994 as one of the original 'Pure Children' DJs. Chasm quickly flourished, initially playing incredible Breaks and Drum & Bass sets at massives throughout the U.S. in the late 90s. Anton Chasm began evolving in 2001 with his first 12" EP release 'SA001' on Sound Alliance Recordings. Today, his sound is eclectic, with his signature style. Look for all that is musical, with passion wrapped in pure talent and you will find Anton Chasm. SOUND ALLIANCE RECORDINGS LLC is a Philadelphia based dance label with an 8 year history of successful releases. The label encompasses an eclectic variety of genres, bringing some of the finest upcoming artists to the forefront of the electronic music scene. Some artists featured on the label include Anton Chasm, Nick Narouz, SkyHi, Passable Plastic, Someone Else, Max Dietrich and more. Sound Alliance Recordings is licensed and distributed worldwide. Label Manager: John Lang email: john@soundalliance.com A&R: Christopher Ford email: chris@soundalliance.com Promotions: Devon Hans email: devon@soundalliance.com Bookings: Paul Williams email: paul@soundalliance.com | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Infinite P. | Kris Ryzak | Emcee and Producer (aka Infinite Potential), from Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Has also recorded, produced & performed in Groups (Endangered Species, NWNB & Tedz Rocket) |
| Search | Add | 31 | Dr. C. J. Johnson | Claude Joseph Johnson | May 16, 1913 – July 20, 1990 |
| Search | Add | 31 | Mulma | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Yasuhiro Honda | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Rogier Heumakers | Bass player from Amsterdam, Netherlands. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Joe Mazzu | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Виктор Бондарик | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Lexxi Foxxx | Travis Haley | Former bassist in glam rock band [a=Steel Panther]. |
| Search | Add | 31 | Kevin McCallister | Kevin McCallister is an architect by trade and a dancefloor addict by heart. With years spent immersed in the most iconic clubs and cutting-edge festivals across Europe and beyond, his musical journey is deeply rooted in movement, emotion, and exploration. As a DJ and producer, Kevin’s mission is simple: to make people dance. His sets blend genres with bold freedom, weaving unexpected connections between sounds and cultures. A tireless traveler, his global wanderings constantly fuel his musical research, infusing his selections with a unique and evolving energy. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Stig Berggren | Swedish record sleeve designer | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Umberto Da Preda | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | محمد الحياني | Mohamed El Hayani (1947 - 1996, Casablanca) was a Moroccan singer. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Phil Sagar | Started in the music industry in the 90s as the label manager for Jackpot Records and Excession Recordings. Phil moved to the [l=Ministry of Sound] in 1998 working with international licensing, compilations, and A&R; leaving in 2006 to work in A&R at [l=Universal Music Group]. Since 2015 he has worked in A&R for [l=Armada Music B.V.] based in London, England, UK. He is the main A&R for the sublabel [l=Armada Subjekt]. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Gabriella Laberge | Gabrielle Laberge | Gabriella Laberge is a violinist, singer, songwriter, and composer from Montréal, born in 1993. |
| Search | Add | 31 | Gianiny Munteanu | Romanian producer and manager based in Bucharest (b. 1973 in Bacău). Founder and owner of [l=Rebel Music (2)]. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Ireneusz Łojewski | Polish conductor, worked with [a=Orkiestra Polskiego Radia] and [a=Chór Polskiego Radia W Warszawie]. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Fred Silver Band | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Die Waldtruderinger Blasmusikanten | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | My Silent Awakening | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | M-H-S | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Alexis Rodríguez Cancino | Mastering engineer. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | コロムビア・スタジオ・オーケストラ | Columbia Studio Orchestra. Nippon Columbia's 70's recording orchestra. Not [a342800]. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Graphische Werke Ottensen | A.k.a. G.W.O. or GWO German graphic and design studio in Hamburg-Ottensen | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Ordermark | Проект экспериментальной электронной музыки из Нижнего Тагила, существовавший с 2013 по 2016 год. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Adi Bing Slamet | Ferdinand Syah Albar | Adi Bing Slamet (born 6 Mars 1967 in Jakarta, Indonesia) is an Indonesian singer. He is the brother of [a=Uci Bing Slamet] and Iyut Bing Slamet. |
| Search | Add | 31 | Antony Crossfield | London based photographer and painter. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Emmett Sutton | Soul/R&B singer and Blues bassist. Originally from the US, he settled in France in the 1970s. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Kohei Sugiura | 杉浦 康平 | Japanese graphic designer and university professor. Born September 8, 1932. |
| Search | Add | 31 | Aldo Buonocore | Italian composer, musician and conductor. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Ансамбль Песни Всесоюзного Радио | All-Union Radio Song Ensemble Also known as Ансамбль советской песни Центрального телевидения и Всесоюзного радио = Ensemble of Soviet song of Central TV and All-union radio [b]Submitters Note:[/b] For unidentified vocal group of the ensemble please use [a4763656]. For men's choir of the ensemble please use [a4478069]. For women's choir of the ensemble please use [a4467978]. For men's group of the ensemble please use [a4478057]. For orchestra of the ensemble please use [a4478068]. For folk instruments orchestra of the ensemble please use [a4478077]. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Gold Mountain Entertainment | Artist management company started in 1983. It has offices in Nashville, Los Angeles and Montreal | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Charles Meecham | Charles Meecham | English Photographer based in the north-west of England. |
| Search | Add | 31 | LoCo MinX | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Jan Marcin Szancer | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Gene Gogerty | Graphic designer associated with [l=Riverside Records] | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Conjunto Típico De Francisco Gouveia | Also credited as "Francisco Gouveia E O Seu Conjunto" | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Paul McCloud | Australian Easy Listening, Country and Gospel Music artist. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Μάκης Βασιλειάδης | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Nationhood | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Branka Šćepanović | Branka Šćepanović | Folk singer from Montenegro. Born in Kolašin 6.4.1951 |
| Search | Add | 31 | Lou Fortunate | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Complesso La Ruffa | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Christine Panjaitan | Christine Natalina Panjaitan | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Glenn Herlihy | Glenn Herlihy | Owner of [l452345] & [l3006]. |
| Search | Add | 31 | Aizawa Sho | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Mert Albayrak | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Orfeón Infantil De España | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Submarea Estudio | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Armando Fisichella | Italian Accordion player | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Aggressive Mutilator | Black Metal group from Norrköping, Sweden. Formed in 2012. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Linas Karalius | Linas Karalius | Member of Lithuanian band Žas. Also known as Ezopas. He left the band in 2004. Returned to the band in 2012 after 8 years of hiatus. Already released a single and a video clip. |
| Search | Add | 31 | Simon Tripcony | Graphic designer. Credited for visual roles. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Jan Buckard | Jan Buckard | Musician and illustrator based in Germany. |
| Search | Add | 31 | Česká Selská Kapela | Česká Selská Kapela (Czech Peasant Band) was the name of a New York-based band, possibly a Columbia studio band, that recorded Czech folk music (polkas, sousedskas, pochods) for [l=Columbia] between 1913 and 1922. This ensemble is unlikely to be identical with another outfit of the same name that recorded a number of titles in 1910 in Berlin for [l=The Gramophone Co. Ltd.]. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Steven Cowland | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Carlo D'Angelo | Italian actor and dubbing speaker, born 2 February 1919 in Milan, Italy, died 9 June 1973 in Bologna, Italy. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Charanga Casino | US salsa orchestra, also known as La Casino | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Studio058 | Dutch Designing Company, located in Leeuwarden, The Netherlands. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Tim Hecker 2 | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Richard Mohaupt | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Silvio Silvestri | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Großes Blasorchester Franz Seiffert | German orchestra, mainly performing marches | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Animetalphysical | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Gerry Dere | Gerald Dere | Canadian keyboardist, songwriter, arranger, engineer and producer from Edmonton, Alberta (1943-2016). Owner and operator of [l=Master Factory, Edmonton] studio (aka [l=Gerry Dere's Master Factory]). Also known to have worked at [l=Sundown Recorders] and [l=Damon Sound Studios] / [l=Damon-Soundtrek Studios]. |
| Search | Add | 31 | enchilada.nl | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Karolina Pietrzyk | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Erich Lederer | Bassist and songwriter | |
| Search | Add | 31 | 1%er | Formed in June 2010, disbanded in November 2018. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Артем Вочель | Russian musician. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Edward Lutczyn | Edward Lutczyn | Edward Lutczyn (born June 8, 1947 in Heppenheim) - Polish graphic artist. |
| Search | Add | 31 | SGM Projekt | Gastón Céspedes | Experimental electronic act from Chincolco, Chile. Formed in 2004 by Gastón Céspedes and the followed-up as a solo act until 2008 with the release of "Drugs! It Doesn't Really Matters" album, published by the then-popular indie netlabel Remaro Music. |
| Search | Add | 31 | Hanz Mambo | Misha Panfilov | Designer |
| Search | Add | 31 | La Tabaré Riverock Banda | Uruguayan rock band | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Jeneral Kai | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Luis Oberto | Venezuelan singer, sound engineer, record, radio and TV producer. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Luf3r SaznØr | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Yoheva | Yopi Handi | Yoheva, born as Yopi Handi Hidayat based in Bali, is a remarkable figure in the world of music as a DJ, Music Director, and the proud owner of the YHV Music Group. With his diverse musical influences and passion for creating unique sounds, Yoheva has established himself as a prominent force in the industry. From a young age, Yoheva displayed an innate talent and love for music. Growing up, he immersed himself in various genres, exploring the depths of Afro, Melodic, Organic, and Indie Bass vibes. This musical journey fueled his desire to share his own creations with the world. In pursuit of his dreams, Yoheva founded the YHV Music Group, a collective that encompasses several renowned record labels including YHV Records, YHV, Excusez Records, Afroritmo, and Indo-EDM Collective. Each label under his ownership represents a unique facet of his musical DNA and showcases the distinct flavors he brings to the table. As a DJ, Yoheva has gained a devoted following for his captivating performances and the ability to curate unforgettable musical experiences. His sets are a fusion of soulful melodies, rhythmic beats, and infectious energy, making him a sought-after act at various music festivals and events. In addition to his prowess behind the decks, Yoheva is also a talented Music Director. He has worked on numerous projects, lending his expertise and creative vision to elevate the soundscapes of films, commercials, and other multimedia productions. His keen ear for innovative sounds and his ability to translate emotions into music have made him an invaluable asset to the entertainment industry. Through his music and his label, Yoheva has become a catalyst for discovering and promoting talented artists from different corners of the world. He strives to provide a platform where artists can freely express themselves and connect with audiences on a profound level. Yoheva's relentless pursuit of musical excellence and his dedication to his craft have earned him accolades and respect within the industry. His contributions to the global music scene continue to inspire both established artists and emerging talents alike. With his Afro, Melodic, Organic, and Indie Bass vibes, Yoheva has left an indelible mark on the music landscape. His passion, creativity, and entrepreneurial spirit have made him a force to be reckoned with, and he continues to push boundaries, create exceptional music, and shape the industry with his YHV Music Group. |
| Search | Add | 31 | Ricky Iuliucci | Ricky Iuliucci is an electronic music producer & DJ from Philadelphia, PA. Producing a wide range of genres from Progressive House, Future House, Iuliucci has developed a personal sound thats been recognized by such labels as Discover Records, Jompamusic & Audimus Records. Recently opening for Justin Bieber, Steve Aoki, Martin Garrix, Nicky Romero, Boregous, Valentino Khan, Breathe Carolina, & Vinny Guadinigio (of MTV’s Jersey Shore) Iuliucci's combination of production & live performance knowledge allow him to grow each & every day. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Rolf Listrøm | Rolf Børje Listrøm | Swedish-Norwegian christian music vocalist born in Edsbyn, Sweden. Emigrated to USA i 1957 where he met [a2902504] in Chicago. Then moved to a small place called Råde in Norway. Born: July 15, 1935. Died: October 13, 2024. |
| Search | Add | 31 | Orquestra Som Bateau | Orquestra Som Bateau, a name inspired by a well known Rio de Janeiro "boite" from the 60s, was a studio band created by Brazilian Phonogram (Philips). They used different musicians according to the songs being recorded, which were all covers of international hits, released in economical series or secondary labels. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Hermes St. John | Hans Hermann Strüver | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Derek Church | Art Director and sales manager for [l13531] and [l125217]/[l27627] | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Spiritus Vociferer | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Extant Novartis | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Judge Joseph Franklin Rutherford | b. November 8, 1869 d. January 8, 1942 Second president of the incorporated Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania. He played a primary role in the organization and doctrinal development of Jehovah's Witnesses, which emerged from the Bible Student movement established by [a13385679]. Law career earned Rutherford the sobriquet of "Judge." | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Juan Carlos De Mingo | Argentinian orchestra leader, composer | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Lo Cole | Lawrence Cole | British Illustrator and printmaker |
| Search | Add | 31 | Roy Chaney | Roy Joe Chaney | Bassist |
| Search | Add | 31 | Derrick Spotts | Runs the [l480712] label. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | L'Orchestre De Didier Boland | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Carolin Brandl | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Kazuaki Misu | Japanese art director and designer. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Lora Lovrien | Business affairs manager for [a=Jefferson Starship]. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Scott Langlais |
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