Report created based on data in MusicBrainz as of 29/07/2025
Found 602638 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 | 31 | El Conjunto Sabor De Los Hermanos Barron | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | 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 | 31 | Jürgen Sauermann | German freelance producer and poet (*June 24, 1939) | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Przemysław Blejzyk | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Hazra Begum | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | 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 | 31 | Gilbert Grilli | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | The Refounders | therefoundersband@gmail.com | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Guy Draper | Producer, songwriter and publisher. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Fahem | Fahem Mohand Saïd | Kabyle Algerian singer-songwriter, born March 11, 1954 in Tizi Ouzou, Algeria. |
| Search | Add | 31 | Lina Ciampolini | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | 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 | 31 | Bjørn Kjetil Johansen | Bjørn Kjetil Johansen | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Αργύρης Ζήλος | Αργύρης Ζήλος (Argiris Zilos) | Born 1952 in Athens, Greece. Music journalist since 1974. His reviews and articles have appeared in numerous Greek periodicals, music-based and otherwise. In the past he was also responsible for various radio shows for about two decades. |
| Search | Add | 31 | Septima Brigada | Argentinian psychedelic garage beat band that recorded 12 7" from 1968 to 1973. Members for the first four singles: Pedro Botti: guitarra, piano y voz Rubén Alonzo: bajo Edgardo “Diego” Chamorro: guitarra y coros Alberto Chamorro: batería Members for the fith single: Pedro Botti: guitarra, piano y voz Rubén Alonzo: bajo Alberto Chamorro: batería Jorge Omar Montes: guitarra Members for the sixth to eight single: Pedro Botti: guitarra, piano y voz Rubén Alonzo: bajo Jorge Omar Montes: guitarra Juan Rodríguez: batería Tuly’ Márquez: percusión Members for the ninth to eleventh single: Pedro Botti: guitarra, piano y voz Rubén Alonzo: bajo Juan Rodríguez: batería Tuly’ Márquez: percusión Members for the twelfth single: Rubén Alonzo: bajo Tuly’ Márquez: percusión Ricardo ‘Pasto’ González Keegan: guitarra Roberto ‘Kano’ Alonso: guitarra y voz Oscar Moro: batería | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Zuukou 667 | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Marvin Schlachter | Music industry veteran, president and label head who was once A&R vice president at [l104016] and [l52118] in their successful Dionne Warwick / BJ Thomas period. For a time he was the president of [l31481]. He left Janus and sold his holdings in Scepter to label founder Florence Greenberg in 1969 to become President of the newly-opened US division of [l64548]. When Pye shuttered American operations in 1976, Schlacter launched the [l=Prelude Records] label, which was named after one of the more successful Pye acts. Schlachter was also connected to [l8637] and [l33931]. Born: January 6, 1934 in New York City, New York | |
| Search | Add | 31 | 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 | 31 | Eddie Donkor | Edward Kofi Donkor | Ghanaian Highlife guitarist and singer He was born 6th March 1942 in Akropong Akwapim, Eastern Region, Ghana, and died 24th of April, 1995. |
| Search | Add | 31 | Håkan Ullberg | Multidisciplinary designer and marketing strategist based in Stockholm. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Skeleton Bones Ghoulie | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Tony Pulizzi | Tony Pulizzi has been a leading guitarist in the Los Angeles area for over a decade now and enjoys a music career filled with versatility and experience. Within a year after relocating to LA, Tony quickly made his impact on the west coast and became the house guitarist on American Idol. He parlayed that gig into numerous appearances on Dancing With The Stars , The Voice, BET Awards, and other TV network award shows / movie soundtracks. He has performed and/or recorded with top artists such as Smokey Robinson, Robbie Dupree, Bobby Kimball, Natalie Cole, Tito Jackson, Mickey Thomas, George Benson, Bill Champlin, and Stevie Wonder to name a few. The list of artists he has worked with is staggering. See and hear the live footage, guitar studio discography and original music with the links right here!! As a bandleader, Tony has released 3 albums of his own and just dropped an EP this year! Also more studio material and a live album release, culminating his current material and past works from subsequent albums… Don't miss out! | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Funeral Demon | One-man depressive black metal band from Holon, Israel. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | عفيف رضوان | Afif Radwan is a Lebanese composer. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Hilda Murillo | Born in Guayaquil, Ecuador on December 15, 1951, beelongs to a family of artists, her mother [a=Fresia Saavedra] is a well-known artist and singer. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Giorgio Brusatin | Italian mastering and cutting engineer (Transfer) at [l=EMI Italiana]. GB sign found sometimes in runout etchings of EMI Italiana releases. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Yantit | Ronny Fimmel | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Franklyn Dunn | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Silvia Panella | Silvia Panella | Brazilian designer and art director. |
| Search | Add | 31 | Pat Matteis | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | VEB Gotha-Druck | VEB Gotha-Druck produced the record covers of [l219433] | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Kaichiro Shirai | ||
| 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 | Annibale Modoni | Italian artist, play piano and vibraphone, passed away July 22, 2021. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Alena Boykova | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | The Two Gilberts | Lead singer and half of the duo is [a1048149]. The other member was sometimes Leslie Rome or another singer. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Les Newstars | French studio group | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Bilal Allah | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | 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 | 31 | Bernard G. Jacobs | Stylist. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Jorma Tähtinen | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | J. Sarnecki | Polish graphic artist, whose works were also used on advertising sound cards in the 1960s / 70s | |
| Search | Add | 31 | 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 | 31 | Ove Sopp Og Hans "Sopptimister" | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | عبود السعدي | عبود السعدي (ʾAbbūd al-Saʾdi) | Abboud al-saadi (born 1953) is a Lebanese bass player. |
| Search | Add | 31 | Amir Ghulam Sadiq | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Pelusa Navarro | Julián Felipe Navarro | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Stefano Steo Zacchi | Stefano Zacchi | Italian art directior, designer, based in Bologna. Owner of [l=Showbiz Design] |
| Search | Add | 31 | Steve Spinella | Guitar player,producer | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Элина Дагаева | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Оксана Джелиева | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | The Monterey Brass | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Léon Cabat | Léon Cabat and [a=Charles Delaunay] founded the record label [l=Disques Vogue]. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Александр Матвеев | Graphic artist | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Joystickk | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | C. M. Lord | Catherine Mitchell Lord | Soul singer - songwriter - producer |
| Search | Add | 31 | Massimo Verardi | Ernesto Verardi | Guitar player. |
| Search | Add | 31 | 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 | 31 | Martin Weldon | Author, often of children's books and adaptions of children folk stories into songs. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Jacques Bontje | Dutch sleeve designer associated with [l=Habo]. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Ryu Inishie | Japanese art director. | |
| 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 | Brian '66 | Massimo Del Pozzo | |
| Search | Add | 31 | О. Свешникова | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Howard Reeves | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Proprius | S. Krysenko | An artist, guitarist, writer and musician |
| Search | Add | 31 | Orchestre Jack Irsa | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Leyla Nur | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | The Institute For Better Vision | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | 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 | 31 | John Wight | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | Timo Lotsari | ||
| Search | Add | 31 | 日野康一 | Kouichi Hino / 日野 康一 | Kōichi Hino. Credited with liner notes on Japanese releases. Japanese movie critic. Born in 1929 and died on October 8, 2010 in acute myocardial infarction. He joined the advertising department of NCC (the predecessor company of Japan Herald). He has been a movie critic since 1963 through MGM. |
| Search | Add | 31 | 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 | 31 | Aly Gillani | A&R at [l=First Word Records]. | |
| Search | Add | 31 | Horst Seeger | German musicologist, music critic, publisher, playwright and director, born 6 November 1926 in Erkner, Germany and died 2 January 1999 in Dresden, Germany. | |
| 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 | Toucanblue | ||
| 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 | Cleve Laing | Cleve Laing | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Alec Noel | Noel Scott Engel & John Stewart | Both artists wrote, arranged and produced various songs using the moniker Alec Noel; [a=scott engel] and [a=John Stewart]. They never performed under this moniker. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Günter H. Borchert | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | 芭比BOB | Taiwanese music duo, formed in 1996 and disbanded in 2010. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Micah Knight | Micah Knight is a musician | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Major Hoople's Boarding House | From Cambridge, Ontario, Canada | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Roothouse | Electronic music duo from Budapest, Hungary | |
| Search | Add | 30 | 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 | 30 | Maurizio Pustianaz | Maurizio Pustianaz | Italian producer and music journalist. Also runs the [l2418556] studio. Founder of [l=Chain D.L.K.] magazine/webzine. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Mancioli | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Björn Knutzen | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Ed Stryszak | chicago based recording/mastering engineer, often polka music | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Sascha Lalülala | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | 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 | 30 | Hooyoosay | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Ivo Pavko | Ivan Pavko | Music producer from Lučenec, Slovakia born 14. November 1994. Ivo started his music career when he was 15 years old and specialises mainly in Trance and Progressive House. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Karlynn Holland | Karlynn Holland | Karlynn Holland is a visual artist living and working in New York City. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Corrado Vacondio | Corrado Vacondio | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Gino Ingrosso | Luigi Ingrosso | Italian composer and lyricist born Castri di Lecce, June 16, 1932 – passed away Lecce, April 17, 2010. During the time he composed over 400 songs. Was in board of [l23175] and [l3072]. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Ablaze Inc. | Ablaze Inc. are Rene Bos & Britta Bos. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Sabotage! | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Lázaro Muñiz | Lázaro Herrera Muñiz | Mexican songwriter, producer |
| Search | Add | 30 | Simple.Normal | Cleber Gazana | Simple.Normal is a Brazilian project formed in 2004 and based in Sao Paulo by experimental electronic sound constructor Cleber Gazana. His sound works were first presented at art and electronic language festivals around the world and later edited as digital music. His sound construction is deeply contemplative with a strong intuitive decisions component and largely based on environmental recordings, obsolete media, which are recorded and transformed by means of experimental (re-)editing techniques, and dedicated software and digital processes. His work explores the relationship between sound, noise, failure, ambient, soundscape, sound art and the act of listening. Generally considered to be Ambient in style, their music has incorporated a variety of genres and styles ranging from the generic electronic to the drone, glitch, experimental, noise, minimal and industrial. |
| Search | Add | 30 | The Sky Calls to Us | The Sky Calls to Us is the solo project of Dartmouth, Nova Scotia based multi-instrumentalist Ryan T. McKinnon. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Kate-E | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Baldassarre | Baldassarre Caruso | Comic actor and singer Born : Napoli - April 29, 1919 Dead : Napoli - March 13, 2004 |
| Search | Add | 30 | Alex Sowyrda | Alex Sowyrda | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Wendell P. Loveless | American composer, pianist, singer and Christian narrator, (* 1892 in Wheaton, Illinois, died in 1987) | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Иван Слободянюк | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | E. Victor C. | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Αντώνης Αγάς | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Bob Design | Company entry: [l851413] | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Emmanuel Lafont | Graphic Designer Born: 1980. August 02. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | A.C. The Program Director | Adam Clayton | Born in 1973, DJ A.C. The Program Director, aka El Choppo, is a Los Angeles Breaker (est.82) and the founder/producer/program director of HipHop Philosophy a record label, record store and radio broadcast. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Enzo Aprile | Currently the only real artist in the "Insert Title Here" Bandcamp label. Makes music with FL Studio and other things. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Frants Solgaard | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | John E. Sutherland | John Sutherland (Distorted Science) | Born 1983, messed around with production since '92, first collaborative track in '95, first solo track in '96, DJ'ing since '97. Studied at The Academy Of Contemporary Music in 2002. 2009 onwards, I started mastering for various independant record labels and now have a client base including: UKDNB, Blue Cheese Records, Rotten Cheese Records, Alpha9 Records, Fwonk, Kilo-Tango and Bubblectro Records, as well as various solo artists, suck as: Dokki Dokki, Eazy, NovaKane, Dreamz, Aural Lab and I Have A Box, to name a few... Sadly, I'm seldom credited for my involvements, but please feel free to ask artists/labels directly if in doubt, or alternatively click on some of the links below. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Harry Thornton | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Human Do Design | Design Agency | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Tony Erba | Hardcore punk singer and bass player from Cleveland, Ohio who's been active in the Cleveland Hardcore scene since LEK (in the mid 80s) and Face Value (starting in 1989). Brother of [a=Chris Erba]. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Пётр Ершов | Пётр Павлович Ершов | Pyotr Pavlovich Yershov 6 March 1815, Bezrukovo, Ishimskiy uyezd, Tobolsk province, Russian Empire — 30 August 1869, Tobolsk, Russian Empire. Russian poet, prose writer, playwright. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Przemysław Kućko | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | André Huesler | André Hüsler | Mastering and lacquer cutting engineer at [l=Vinylium.ch]. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Iwan Lozac'h | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Hogan Entertainment | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Sasha Khizhnyakov | In 1996 in his room one might heard an ambiguous Wu-Tang, favorite Daft Punk and UK Garage. In 2000 began to dance «high» break-dance with his team LSB. He arranged parties growing every year into Open Airs. Putting an end to the career of a dancer in 2004 Sasha became a beatmaker of local hip-hop groups appearing with them as a dj. It lasted not so long, and later on Sasha paied weekly visits to a legendary Irkutsk night club, «Object 01». After graduating from college in Summer 2007 he returned to a turntable again. The performance at the festival «Biopole» , which takes place in the Buryat Republic at a beautiful lake Baikal, became the right place for his inspiration. In October 2007 he started his radio-show Electronica at 104.4 FM in the town of Usolie-Sibirskoe under the nickname of «Sasha Mix». Some time later the show was in online rotation in Moscow, St.-Petersburg, Kaliningrad, Belgorod, Ulan-Ude and other towns. The main idea of the show was to get people acquainted with the music which they couldn’t hear every day due to the fuss of the life in small towns and their suburbs. The representatives of the undeground movement of the Irkutsk Region frequently came to the studio, each of them told his/hers stories , opinions and impressions while demonstrating favourite records. In May 2008 Sasha started a similarly-named label in the support of his radio-show which by that moment was actively discussed in the Web due to the shared podcasts. The releases happened monthly gaining their own listeners and musicians. Today there are more then 50 of them! There are almost all both key young and perspective musicians and already successful representatives of Russian and Western electronica in the list of his artists. Among them: Audiodump, Adverb, Alla Farmer, Alex Danilov, Combinator, Clapan, Ryba, Doyeq, Eric Delay, Frunk29, Sergey Suokas, Imachi Akira, Kammerton, Killahertz, Korablove, Lazzich, Masha Era, Modul, Milinal, Nocow, Nikosf., Okcug, Polar Lights, Sanderson, Vadim Lankov, Waveform, Yuka… «Label Electronica has been claiming about its existence for several years with a sort of metropolitan impudence: the participants of the label are the leading representatives of the modern domestic electronica. The label is friendly with practically all key persons of Moscow clubbing techno public, it produces podcasts, network releases, carries out parties. Electronica is a good example of how digital technologies gather people living in different time zones and ,moreover, in different town conditions» © The organizers of NetAudio Moscow 2009 In Winter 2008 Sasha returned to writting music. He started his fresh experiments under the nickname of 9 Fake Tears, and he still works on it. First works released on labels Electronica and Passage. 6 months later a new project River’n’Sea started its being. It includes Sasha and his friend Dmitriy Yakovlev. These two guys got acquainted in 2008 during one of the most danceable party sessions „Freak Me“ which were held in Irkutsk. Sasha kept on carrying out his radio show, but now at Megapolis FM and he continued making releases of his label. And Dmitriy activelly performed dj sets. People periodically saw them together behind the turntable of Zima Project club, as they were its residents. After the party Electronica Labelnight 1.0 the guys decided to give name to the duet and their next dj set they play as River’n’Sea. In Summer 2009, simultaneously with performances, the guys began to write joint tracks. 3 months later their first works received support from Tiefschwartz, Matt Star, Franco Bianco, Nooncat aka Alex Meshkov, Pheek, Electric Indigo, Flavio Lodetti, Jamy Wing, Adam Port, Philogresz, Alex Danilov, Andrey Zots, Luca Ricci, Sebastian Koch, Carlo Lio, Ben Anders, Dualism, Mollono.Bass, Einmusk. Later on there followed the signing of first contracts with labels Darek (Switzerland), Cimelde (Romania), Aenaria (Italy), Damm Records (Germany), Baile Musik (Croatia), Blumenbeat (the Ukraine), Herz ist Trumpf (Germany) and others. In December 2009 the guys moved to Moscow where they became RTS.FM residents and frequent guests of such clubs as Shanti , Paparazzi, Minibar, Gazgolder, Vozduh, Arma17, Colors, 6/2 and other. Members of open-air: Ultramusic, Ferma, Digital Act, 8 4udo. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | 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 | 30 | Khaos Artworks | Khaos Art | Graphic Design · Logos · Artworks · Flyers · Layout Design · Art Direction |
| Search | Add | 30 | 中央合唱団 | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Ramlah Ram | A Malaysian singer | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Yves Campion | French bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Jiří Brodský | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Plesni Sekstet »Jugoton-a« | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Anthony Frazer | Anthony Frazer | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Ireneusz Łojewski | Polish conductor, worked with [a=Orkiestra Polskiego Radia] and [a=Chór Polskiego Radia W Warszawie]. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Aldo Buonocore | Italian composer, musician and conductor. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Hideout Productions | American production company founded by [a1311609]. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Sulchord Ltd. | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Matt Matter | Matt Matter | Hailing from Dinant, Belgium, Matt Matter start to produce his own music in 2009 and play only live act's, later begin producing and DJing. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Miguel Alsem | Spanish sound engineer. He's the chief Mix & Mastering engineer at Alsem Studios. Professor of Music Production & Sound Engineering at University of Alicante | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Mahir Paloš | Mahir Paloš (Sarajevo, January 18, 1948) is a singer from Bosnia and Herzegovina. He commenced as a pop rock singer in the 1960s before becoming a pop schlager singer in the 1970s. After High School Palos sang briefly with [a471039]. He was a frequent guest at local festivals in Sarajevo, Split and Opatija and others. He achieved his first real success at the First Applause festival in Banja Luka in 1971 with the song "Čekala je majka sina" composed by Kemal Monteno. Two years later, the same composer composed his most well known song "Sleep, my flower" for him, which he performed at the Sarajevo festival Vaš šlager of the 1973 season. In 1978 he sang briefly with the Croatia pop group [a835383]. He retired from active performing and recording in 1986. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | El Oms | Omar Juarez | |
| Search | Add | 30 | 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 | 30 | Ruben Verkuylen | Ruben Verkuylen | Graphic designer from The Hague and co-founder and owner of [l607951] and [l960268]. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Roy Chaney | Roy Joe Chaney | Bassist |
| Search | Add | 30 | Danko Polić | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | DJ Mark 563 | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | 海山大樂隊 | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Großes Blasorchester Franz Seiffert | German orchestra, mainly performing marches | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Eleni Bartseri | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Matt Bonk | Matthew Bonk | Main brain behind Noise Nazi. Runs projects : Noise Nazi, Suboxone Klinique, Glotzer, Grand Cyclops, Schnur & now HEX KOM Drummer, Electronics & Mixer in the black metal band Nightblood Mail collaborator for [a=Cylinder Smithsonian] in 2014-15. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Gabilou | Gabriel Lewis Laughlin | Gabilou, or John Gabilou (born Gabriel Lewis Laughlin on 28 February 1944) is a Tahitian singer of mixed French, Irish and Native Tahitian ancestry He also represented France in the 1981 Eurovision Song Contest under the name Jean Gabilou. He is one of Tahiti's most revered singers. |
| Search | Add | 30 | iodbc - The Black Box | Electronic composer from Las Vegas, Nevada. Alongside her original music, she regularly takes commissions, and has composed a number of indie game soundtracks. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | [e]rik_MnMl | Erik Chiarella | Techno/Dub/Minimal DJ & producer from Penne, Pescara, Italy. Born: August 12th 1986 |
| Search | Add | 30 | Uwe Weigmann | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Andrew Colohan | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Duo Acropolis | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Silvio Silvestri | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Richard Mohaupt | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Giorgio Sancristoforo | Giorgio Sancristoforo | Italian producer and music software designer. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Roger Huggett | Designer and art director. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Birds Of Norway | Birds Of Norway is a cinematic project from Charlie Lowell. The music helps people interact with our beautiful and aching world through reflective piano compositions. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Vernon Koski | Visual artist, he appears on releases from the label [l=Turnabout]. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Masashi Yuno | 油納将志 | Japanese music journalist and editor. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Katsumi Yanagida | Japanese engineer at the studio [l=Our House, Tokyo], Japan. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Isidro Reyes | Isidro Reyes | Isidro Reyes, formerly of Mexico City, Mexico, is a primary music partner of Mark Solotroff (BLOODYMINDED, Intrinsic Action, etc.) in four bands. Reyes and Solotroff met in Chicago in 1990, shortly after Reyes arrived in the USA. Reyes contributes synth and vocals to BLOODYMINDED, bass and rhythm programming to The Fortieth Day, bass, rhythm programming, synth, vocals, tapes, etc., to A Vague Disquiet, and as of 2017, metal percussion in Anatomy of Habit. Reyes is also a writer of poetry and short works of surrealistic fiction, and he is published primarily in Spanish language journals. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Jonas Vadauskas | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | imreallygood.com | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | M0n0b0y | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Mick Lambrou | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Emmanuel Akpabio | Nigerian sound engineer who worked at [l418082]. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Illegal Content | ilLegal Content always means sonorous vocals inflammatory guitar riffs and unrestrained funk as they play to the hearts of their fans! Their performances are a winning combination of contemporary and trendy EDM, underground hits, as well as the newest hottest rhythms of breaks scene along with the exclusive signature tracks of their own music productions. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Drew Bissell | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Adenter | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Steven R. Cobb | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Christine Panjaitan | Christine Natalina Panjaitan | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Bob Grever | Tejano music producer based in San Antonio, Texas (1936 - 2016) Founder of the label [l125122] | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Paquiro | Francisco Liñán Reyes | Spanish Flamenco singer. Born July 18, 1936 in Tocina (Sevilla) and died September 22, 2015 in Sevilla. Was a member of [a2730083] between 1957 and 1960. Later he formed [a4273687] with wich he recorded 3 Ep's. Around 1970 he formed [a4161341]. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Los De Pukara | Bolivian band playing folklore of the Huaycho region, founded in June 1974. The original members were classmates at the Colegio Ayacucho. The musicians on the first 2 LPs (and 1 EP) on the Lauro label were: Jose Guzman Tapia, Rodolfo Almanza, Franz Ochoa, Moises Flores, and Sabino Orozco. In 1975 the band moved to the Lyra label, and were joined by new members like Alberto Ticona and Milton Finny. Over time the group fluctuated with different people and recorded again on Lauro and Lyra labels. By the 1990s multiple groups existed with the Pukara name, as some former members started their own groups, and there were also imitators of their style. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Dušan Jovanovič Sa Svojom Tamburaškom Družinom "Orao" | Dušan Jovanovič and his Tambura Ensemble "Eagle", led by prima player and singer [a=Dušan Jovanovič (5)], was a popular group recording mostly Serbo-Croatian, but also some Hungarian and Romanian music for [l=Victor] and [l=Columbia] between 1924 and 1929. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | enchilada.nl | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | D. A. Forbes | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Grupo Rock Star | Su excelencia Rock Star | Grupo Musical Ecuatoriano Fundado en el 18 de Agosto de 1979. La magia de la música ecuatoriana al estilo de su excelencia Rock Star ha traspasado fronteras bajo la administración de su director Jaime Toasa durante 40 años de trayectoria musical. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Ulf Blomberg | Ulf Blomberg | Hardcore producer. Singer of various hard-, Grind- core / metal bands. Running [L=HoboRec], in Habo, Jönköping - Sweden. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Los Paquiros | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Goa '96 Records | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | RubstaR | Michael Rubel | Born: 18th July 1980.Rapper (Official Spr Pro - Artist) Who Lives in Schleswig at The Northside of Germany. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Corona Dance Orchestra | Pseudonym used on British [l4920] in the 1920s for many American jazz and dance bands such as [a708256], [a317895], [a342496] and [a3162869]. Recordings with a matrix number commencing with A- are of British dance bands. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Stéphane Manel | French illustrator, born in 1971. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Tim Juckenack | Designer / visual artist at Buerografic (German design company). | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Orquesta Los Satelites | Latin orchestra in the 1970s, Spain | |
| Search | Add | 30 | The Mighty Moog | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Benny Couroyer Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Lostlove | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Sinan Subaşı | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Sven Björk | Sven Emil Johansson | Swedish-American tenor (b. October 15, 1916 Ålesund, Norway – d. April 27, 1980 Denver, Colorado, USA) Born Sven Emil Johansson, 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 | 30 | Тимур Темиров | Тимур Темиров | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Duo Larrea - Uriarte | Bolivian vocal duo composed of Enrique Larrea and Willy Uriarte ex-members of Los Planetas vocal group. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Cat Vomit Party | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Nippy Baines | Craig Stoneham | Hard Dance producer. Founder of Tuff Trax. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Adriaan Pels | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Anne-Marie Rechner | Anne-Marie Rechner née Dufour | Credited for design and layout |
| Search | Add | 30 | Fares Naber | Designer. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | John Malife | Nigerian sound engineer who worked at [l418082] and [l447656]. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Orfeón Infantil De España | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | 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 | 30 | Nicolas Bazire | Nicolas Bazire | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Palghat T.S. Mani Iyer | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | 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 | 30 | LaSarfat' | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | MTPC | Designers. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Joscha Bauer | Joscha Bauer | Joscha Bauer is a musician and multi-media artist. He is currently studying Visual Communications at the Art College of Kassel. Right now he is focusing on his experimental noise/ drone project under his own name, as well as playing guitar and acting as vocalist in his band Ab·est. He has collaborated with different musicians: either as support for visualisations or other collaborations. Joscha Bauer also published his co-release with hamburg based harsh noise artist Best Friend Machine and occasional musical partner TOPOI from Leipzig in support of their western-european Tour March 2015. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Stig Berggren | Swedish record sleeve designer | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Bassalika | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Frederik Tao Nordsø Schjoldan | Danish producer. Son of [a839780] and brother to [a741395]. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Muchsin | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Lexxi Foxxx | Travis Haley | Former bassist in glam rock band [a=Steel Panther]. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Get The Fuck Outta Dodge | Sheffield based Garage Punk duo. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Aceto Sandro | Belgian accordion player 82 Rue Baudoux 6210 Ransart 071/34.06.69 | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Chris Kiesling | Chris Kiesling | Freelance illustrator born in Nuremberg, Germany. |
| Search | Add | 30 | PDS/GB | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Orchestra Ricordi | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Rodney Vincent | Australian country guitarist & artist | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Sanja Bachrach | Sanja Bachrach | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Frank Yotko | Frank Yotko, né Pranas Juodka | Lithuanian American coal miner and orchestra leader (born March 17, 1896 in Vilna, Russian Empire [now Vilnius, Lithuania] – died January 21, 1961 in West Mahoney, Schuykill, Pennsylvania, USA) Born Pranas Juodka, Yotko emigrated to the United States in 1912 and assumed the name Frank Yotko when he was naturalized in 1919. Apart from working as a coal miner, Yotko headed a popular band in the 1920s and 1930s, the [a=Mahanojaus Lietuviška Mainerių Orkestra] or Mahanoy Lithuanian Miner's Orchestra. For the [l=Columbia] label, his band recorded dozens of Lithuanian titles that were released both in the U.S. and in Europe. On these releases, Yotko's band sometimes also appears under different names, such as [a=Frank Yotko I Jego Orkiestra], [a=Orkiestra Z Mahanoy City, Pa.], and Lietuvių Tautiškas Orkestras. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Bartholomew Bishop | Bartley Graham Bishop | [i][b](15th May 1953 - 19th Oct 2009)[/i][/b] Bartley Graham "Bartholomew" Bishop singer, writer and keyboard player was born May 15, 1953 in Portland, Oregon. Bart Bishop younger brother to [a259354] and elder to [a1194912] was best known for his musical talents throughout the West Coast as the lead singer and 1970’s musical group Providence (7). A Boise band their album Ever Sense The Dawn received airplay on radio stations throughout the Northwest and in San Francisco and Los Angeles. Untrained but extremely gifted he gathered band members asking "Do you play an instrument? Lets get together and jam sometime.” His enthusiasm and openness encouraged many who had never improvised or played pop music to branch out and explore new horizons. In recent years he worked with his brother, Theo, recording the self titled CD ”Bartholomew Bishop” on his own Peace Cymbol Records. His most recent projects included another CD of original music and a tribute project honoring Sid Bernstein who who was responsible for bringing the Beatles to the U.S. Bart, as he was lovingly known to his family and friends, sadly passed away October 19, 2009 at his home in Valencia, California. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Eddie Mix | Eddie Marrero | Miami FL based DJ, producer and remixer. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Boscombe Band Of The Salvation Army | Boscombe Band of the Salvation Army was formed in 1886 and has been one of the premier brass bands in the Salvation Army throughout their history. Records show that the number in the band has rarely been less than thirty and often many more. Recently, the band has usually numbered around thirty five men and women - who are giving of their time and talent as volunteers. This considerable commitment enables the band to continue to proclaim the christian message through their music. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Fantacy Hill | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Jay Landford | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Discos Musart | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | 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 | 30 | Edgardo Franco | Edgardo Armando Franco | (Panama City, September 27, 1969), better known as El General, is a Panamanian singer retired from reggae in Spanish. The General is credited for helping to spread the music of Panama in the 1990s, due to many of his songs. The General retired in 2004 from the music industry. Before becoming famous, he was and is now a Jehovah's Witness. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Wilson Raska | Employed for the label [l1102244]. Focussed in particular on screen-printing processes. Former guitarist of the band [a4863235] but decided to step away from it focussing on other projects. Now Creative Director for the band. Art / Design for [url=https://www.luxinvictus.com/] L U X I N V I C T U S [/url] | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Lawrence@L&K Graphics | Lawrence Andrew Robson | |
| Search | Add | 30 | T. S. Rangammal, Tirunelveli | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Jonas Gudmonas | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Tofani | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Gaburrr | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | HKJ | Heath Jansson | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Martin Burridge Grafisk Design | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Erika Elizabeth | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Andrey Letchik Memetov | Andrei Memetov | Musician, audio engineer / mixer / producer HPJ, Pentagram House, DTH Studios, Moscow |
| Search | Add | 30 | Tom Mkhize | Thomas Mkhize | South African producer and sound engineer-arranger for records production and recording at [url=https://www.discogs.com/label/267337-RPM-Studios-2]RPM Studios[/url]. He also managed copyrights for some labels. Copyright managed under name of [l737810] or Tom Mkhize Production. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Tadeusz Stolarski | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Orchestre Makina Loka | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Jeremy Meehan | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Aggressive Mutilator | Black Metal group from Norrköping, Sweden. Formed in 2012. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Jofeca | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Costeluș de la Bobești | Romanian accordion player | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Jake Round | Jacob Round | Founder / President - Pure Noise Records |
| Search | Add | 30 | Grazer J | Graham Jenkins | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Luciano Ciaranfi | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Henry LaPidus | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Lora Lovrien | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Mike Grosvenor | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Izumi Inoue | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Oneyroid | Oneyroid is the alternative rock band from Poltava, Ukraine. Formed in 1992. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Charles Meecham | American photographer. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Sideation | Experimental noise project. Started in early 2003. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Rose Noone | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | 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 | 30 | Andrzej Borzyskowski | Andrzej Borzyskowski | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Naplage | Sereja Naplage - russian musician, sound designer and producer. He describes the genre of music he creates as "Baltic house". Also makes music in the genre of ambient, techno, house and post easy listening. Head of Barzha - russian micro-net-record label. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Dr. Kasper's Rabbit Show | Israeli rock band, formed in the early 1990s. The band was originally active until the mid 1990s, then reunited in 2004. The band's lineup changed several times over the years, but it was always fronted by [a=Shay Lahav] (vocals and keyboards) and [a=Oren Barzilay] (vocals and guitar). The original 1990s lineup also included drummer [a=Zvika Cohen] and bass player [a=Itzik Raizenberg]. Several other musicians were part of the band since its reunion in 2004, including bass players [a=אורן זיו] (Oran Ziv, 2004-2011) and [a=Michael Frost] (since 2015), drums players [a=יובי חייבי] (Yuvi Haivi, 2008-2011) and [a=Tomer Z] (since 2015) and guitarist [a=אריאל פוליאקוב] (Ariel Poliakov, since 2011). | |
| Search | Add | 30 | 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 | 30 | 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 | 30 | Scott Langlais | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Orkiestra Taneczna Ryszarda Damrosza | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Luis Carlos Montoya | Luis Carlos Montoya Díez | Colombian bassist and violinist, arranger, producer Born in Medellín in 1946 and died in Rionegro (Antioquia) on May 16, 2020 |
| Search | Add | 30 | Roland Callaway | Roland Callaway | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Ernest Sienkiewicz | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Alfred Bina | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 30 | V.O.N Brahma FSS | Loris P. | Bassist for Via Dolorosa from 1999 - present. |
| Search | Add | 30 | David Normant | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | The Fortieth Day | A duo formed by Isidro Reyes and Mark Solotroff (both of [a=BLOODYMINDED] and [a2109125]), The Fortieth Day was born out of ongoing recording sessions initiated in mid 2005, which were originally intended for a more-psychedelic, rock-oriented project (aborted, in part, as Solotroff went on to join the band [a=Animal Law]). Another band, [a=A Vague Disquiet], also utilized elements of these weekly recording sessions for two appearances on [l61133]. The duo's uniquely dense and murky music is created though an improvisational approach using guitar, bass, synth, and drum machine. Recording sessions go through heavy editing and analog processing, prior to their release. In late 2006 The Fortieth Day performed live for the first time on WLUW 88.7 FM Chicago, collaborating with [a=Sshe Retina Stimulants]. In early 2007 they began performing live publicly, collaborating with video artist Lisa Slodki (AKA Noise Crush) to provide a striking visual element to the performances. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Nickleby | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | 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 | 30 | Alex Gazzillo | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Загир Сатыров | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Jimmy Santy | Santiago Rogelio Farfán Holguín | Peruvian new wave singer from Lima. Also called "Jimmy Santi" |
| Search | Add | 30 | Norbert Blommel | German designer | |
| Search | Add | 30 | 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 | 30 | Murli Manohar Swarup | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Philip H.A. Bailey (PHAB) | Philip Harry Arnold Bailey | Producer, manager, and songwriter from Weybridge, Surrey, UK. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Junior W. Brown | Jamaican reggae / dancehall artist, not to be confused with [a=Junior Brown] from UK ! | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Лайлат Магомедова | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Rio Oscaryzm | Artwork designer. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | 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 | 30 | 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. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | M-H-S | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Maurice Boivin | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | R. C. Boral | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Stefano Tirelli | Stefano Tirelli | Italian House and Techno producer |
| Search | Add | 30 | Anthony Post | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Инструментальный Ансамбль Б. Тихонова | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Максим Шаранов | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | سيد إسماعيل | Sayed Ismail is an Egyptian singer and composer. He was married to [a=عايدة الشاعر] (Ayda al-Sha'er). | |
| Search | Add | 30 | L'Ère Graphique | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Faville Graphics | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Alex Erin | Александр | Techno / House producer. Born in 1991 in Donetsk, USSR. Has been experimenting with sound since 2010. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Laura Alice | DJ, producer & vocalist from London, UK. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Астемир Апанасов | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Vittorio Taborra | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Gregory McPherson | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Dr. Charles S. Kendall | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Paul McCloud | Australian Easy Listening, Country and Gospel Music artist. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Lo Cole | Lawrence Cole | British Illustrator and printmaker |
| Search | Add | 30 | Pippo Rezza | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Soundorchester Roy Etzel | German entertainment orchestra directed by [a1265694]. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Kazuaki Misu | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Complesso La Ruffa | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | The Le Fevre Trio | American Gospel group, later know as [a2558053]. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Alex Strehl | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Ronnie Seabrook | Bassist | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Atosi | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Graham Bond With Magick | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Инструментальный Ансамбль Под Руководством Виктора Игнатьева | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Mariachi Águilas De América De Javier Carrillo | Mexican folk ensemble of mariachi music, founded by [a921385]. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | The Sea Barents Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Donny Van Dorst | Donny van Dorst | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Kapelle Fuchs Einsiedeln | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Atelier Marlies Flechsig | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 30 | 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 | 30 | 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 | 30 | Александър Бахаров | Bulgarian musician, composer, arranger, instrumentalist and vocalist. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Ondrej Demo | Ondrej Demo | Slovak producer, composer and editor. |
| Search | Add | 30 | The Sugarland Brass | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Timofey Bukharin | Timofey Bukharin | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Bob Scherl | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Branko Milićević | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Detský Zbor Čs. Rozhlasu V Bratislave | Children's Choir of the Czechoslovak Radio in Bratislava. Formed in Czechoslovakia. See also Czech [a=Dětský Sbor Čs. Rozhlasu] (Children's Choir of the Czechoslovak Radio in Prague). | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Alain Syhlvain | French pop singer | |
| Search | Add | 30 | IRultimate | Dom Rayner | IRultimate is a UK Early Hardcore and Gabber producer. On every release is a link to the Bandcamp page where you can listen to the songs. IRultimate stands for Interesting Rave Ultimate. 3 words associated with his style and production. His music is mostly unique never before heard relating to the Hardcore/Rave scene like gabber, happy hardcore and techno. He started producing in 2010 as a jumpstyle producer but rarely made anything. He then started from scratch in 2012 until 2014 releasing random junk until he went on hiatus as he revamped his profile. He reformed in 2015 starting from scratch (Again) as a full time producer releasing hardcore and experimental stuff on Bandcamp and YouTube. Nowadays he mostly releases it on Bandcamp. In August he stopped his artist so he could start his own label called Brain Surge Entertainment. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Ländlerkapelle Lott Ibach | Pseudonym of: Ländlerkapelle Echo Vom Mythen | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Hellish Razor | Artwork / graphics / cover design artist. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Kane Banner | Australian designer and artist. Runs Secrets Of Sound label. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Nahuel Rando | Nahuel Facundo Rando | Nahuel Rando nace en Buenos Aires, en 1980. Comienza sus estudios formales de dibujo, en el taller de Historietas de Enrique Alcatena, y finaliza sus estudios en la escuela de Bellas Artes “Manuel Belgrano” Cursa en la escuela de Cine de Animación de Avellaneda, y participa en los seminarios de pintura de Luís Felipe Noé. Publica en su revista independiente “La Quimera”. En el año 2003 Ediciones de la Flor edita “Las Aventuras de Recontrapoder”. Historieta Co-dibujada con F. Noé. La obra es expuesta en Galería Rubbers Espacio Ateneo y Estudio Abierto. Produce cortometrajes animados recibiendo premios y menciones. En el año 2004 funda junto a Ximena Larrain “Naranja Radiante”, productora, con la que realiza, animación, video arte, diseño para sellos discográficos y video clips, exponiendo en eventos como “Fuga”, “Expotrastiendas” y “Fase Encuentro”. Desde el año 2006 realiza muestras individuales como “Fluorece Gran Mentiroso” presentada en la Galería Transarte de Giesso/Budich, “Promesas y realidades” en el “C.C. Marcó del Pont”, “Social Man Figter” en Galería “Popa” y “La Nube en el C.C. Borges. Actualmente Rando incursiona en la obra interactiva, videojuegos y la mixtura del dibujo con los nuevos lenguajes. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Stanley Moss | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Mushir Kazmi | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Den 45 @ EMI | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Horace Finch | Horace Finch | Of The Empress Ballroom, Blackpool's Ace Organist. B. 1906, d. 30 September 1980. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Hans Gloetzner | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Pasternaq | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | George Tourlas | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | 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 | 30 | Naomi Saltzman | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Los Blue Splendor | Chilean rock group, formed in Valparaíso, Chile during the 1960's. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Beth Harper | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Андрей Сморгонский | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Ediméia Aparecida Da Silva | Ediméia Aparecida Da Silva | Product manager for "Sertaneja" music at [l227480]. |
| Search | Add | 30 | TR21 | Project called name TR21 was born in year 1998, but that story has began much earlier. All started in the middle of 80's when TR21 performed many experiments with generating sounds on 8 bit personal computers like Timex 2048 or Atari 800 XL. Next phase was an experience in domain of design engineering - simple analog synthesizers and drum machines. After that TR21 began experiments with fitting and mixing analog cassete tapes. The culmination took place in early 90's, when he started an age of sampling and processing sounds thanks to techniques like: Covox, own invented A/D converter, personal computers PC AT class or very popular in this time tracker programs. At beginning of the 90's TR21 also was a member of a death metal band as a drummer and vocalist. Project became more stabile in his workshop in 1998 and kept on up until now in a little bit more innovated way. All is based on sequencer launched at PC class computer which control virtual VST devices and also external gear (MIDI & synthesizers). Everything is mixed in analog domain. Very often sources of sounds are electric guitar or human voice, which are transformed in totally different forms and functions into traditional musical order. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Mx. Zoe! Eyerolls | experimental sound artist | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Vincent Ripoll | Vincent Ripoll is a French graphic designer and musician. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Heather Huskey | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Harbinger Design | Harbinger Design is CD an artwork, logo design, and illustrations company located in Belgium. [a=Dirk Vollon] is the artist. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Maurice Wautelet | Wautelet, Maurice Rene Ghislain | Belgian artist , author Sabam Id 00056231103 |
| Search | Add | 30 | Gory SDG | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Kazimierz Hałajkiewicz | Kazimierz Andrzej Hałajkiewicz | Born 1936 in Lwów, Poland - died 5th March 1994 in Warszawa, Poland. Polish painter and designer. |
| Search | Add | 30 | XNazgul | Dani Pani | Producer & DJ Total Hate Recording Producer DPani AKA XNazgul was born in 1980 in Barcelona (Spain). Founder of netlabel XNazgul Records (Hardcore) and DPani Productions (Techno and DeepTechno). He has been a DJ since 1996 and with some small production but it is in 2020 that he began producing for his labels. He's always been a fan of electronic music of all kinds. Formerly webmaster of www.djnazgul.com and currently has its website where you will find sessions of TECHNO, DEEPTECHNO, CHILLOUT, MINIMAL, MAKINA, HARDCORE, DARKCORE, INDUSTRIAL, OLDSCHOOL and TERROR. More info in www.xnazgul.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DPani AKA XNazgul nace en 1980 en Barcelona (Spain). Fundador del netlabel XNazgul Records (Hardcore) y de DPani Productions (Techno y DeepTechno). Lleva desde 1996 como Dj y con alguna pequeña producción pero es en 2020 cuando empieza a producir para su propios sellos. Siempre ha sido afan a la música electrónica de todo tipo. Antiguamente webmaster de www.djnazgul.com y actualmente tiene su espacio web donde se encontraran sesiones de TECHNO, DEEPTECHNO, CHILLOUT, MINIMAL, MAKINA, HARDCORE, DARKCORE, INDUSTRIAL, OLDSCHOOL Y TERROR. Mas info en www.dpani.es |
| Search | Add | 30 | 麻観りみゆ | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Grandpeople | Norwegian design studio based in Bergen. Founded in 2005. For company roles, please see [l=Grandpeople.org] | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Søren Engel | Dansk rock and blues bassist | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Παύλος Διαμαντόπουλος | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Tommy Sisco | Bassist, Backing Vocals ~ Luvplanet: 2004-Present; Vicious Rumors: 1994-1999; Ruffians: 2006; Villain: 1984-1987; Attica: 1988-1991; Souldog (with Atomik Tommy M): 1991-1993 | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Manuel Gomez De Arriba | Manuel Gomez De Arriba | Spanish brass band conductor. Birth : 09 of march-1904 in Madrid Died: :12 of november -1974 |
| Search | Add | 30 | Ricardo Castañeda A. | Ricardo Castañeda Alvarado | Peerless compilation coordinator |
| Search | Add | 30 | Kei Abe | Kei Abe | Art Director / Liaison For Japan Ubiquity Records, Inc. |
| Search | Add | 30 | John Krilcic | Ivan John Krilcic | Bass Player Ivan John Krilcich was born on October 14, 1907, in Monaco, Pennsylvania. At the age of six, he was taken to Yugoslavia by his parents (this was during World War I). Since the war was going on, they were forced to stay in Yugoslavia. John went to a public school in Yugoslavia and after graduating in 1923, came back to the United States and settled in New Brighton, Pennsylvania. Here, he met some tamburasi, and to join them, he ordered a prim from Novi Sad. Then he started learning, through books and his teacher, the late George Vugrinich. At the same time, he played with the late Jim Brozvich and the late Mike Crnjak at a New Brighton boarding house. In 1930, he joined with Tom Celic (Curly), Lovra Loncar, Matt Prigorac, John Sudar, and Paul Verban. Then, in 1931, he moved to Detroit, Michigan, with no luck in finding a job. He then moved to Chicago. He only had a little experience in playing the bugarija and bass, so he filled in here and there with different orchestras. Soon afterwards, the late Mr. John Plasay organized the "Javor Tamburitzans", with Pete Savic, Elizabeth Plasay, Slavko Hlad, Joe Pavelka, and John. They stayed together for many years and played in Illinois and Indiana. They also made three phonograph records for the Columbia Recording Company. In 1939, John left the "Javor Tamburitzans" and went back to New Brighton, Pennsylvania, and joined the "Jorgovan Orchestra", with members Nick Chvlovic, Nick Kostalic, John Carol, and Vinko Siktar. This did not last long, so he went to Pittsburgh and joined the Djoko Dokich "Balkan Tamburitzans", with Melvin Dokich, Steve and Joe Latkovic, and John Pavkovich. They would play four to seven days a week and were always on the go. In July 1941, the Balkans went to play in Detroit. While they were there, they cut three phonograph records for the Zora Recording Company. After leaving Detroit, they went back to Chicago and broke up, all the guys going their different ways and leaving John alone. In 1941, he went back to Detroit and joined the "Yugoslav Serenaders". Along with Mirko Kolesar, Louis Golic, and Dave Zupkovich, John would play four nights a week. They also played on the Yugoslav and Croatian Radio Hour. On June 16, 1942, John was drafted in the US Army and in 1943 he was discharged. He then went back to Detroit to join Mirko Kolesar, Joe Skornjak, Andy Culik, Bob Tkalac, and Pete Perec. In 1945, they went to Gary, Indiana, for engagements at the Nite Rose Club. It was here that they broke up. John stayed in Chicago and organized the "Balkan Record Tamburitza Orchestra", with Roko Abramovich, Steve Vucinic, Tom Stepancic, and Vaso Bukvic. They also incorporated the Balkan Recording Company with Mr. Slavko (Louie) Hlad as president. They stayed together for about three years and cut many records for the Balkan Recording Company. In 1948, John went to Youngstown, Ohio, and joined up with the late Dave Zupkovich, Joe Matacic, and Pete Radakovich. They were called the "Dave Zupkovich Balkan Records Orchestra". As the years went by, there were many changes in the group. Some of the men that came and went were Marty Kapugi, Lex Ellison, Tony Markulin, Louie Markulin, and Joe Marmilic. They recorded for the Balkan Recording Company, Continental Recording Company, and RCA Victor. They also broadcasted from Youngstown, Sharon, Braddock, and Pittsburgh. In 1956, John quit the Dave Zupkovich Orchestra and got married. As of today, he still is in the record business. He sells tamburas, music, songbooks, and records under the name of Balkan Record Distribution Company. Also, John's son and daughters play the tambura. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Михаил Кузенкин | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Marcos Barrios | Marcos Barrios | Spanish DJ and producer based in Valladolid. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Jos Vanesse | Belgian producer, songwriter and artist manager (most notably of [a=Les Serpents Noirs]). | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Barbara Bałukowa | Photographer | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Elena Matulayová | Elena Matulayová | Slovak adapter. |
| Search | Add | 30 | وليد فايد | وليد فايد محمد فايد (Walīd Fāyid Muḥammad Fāyid) | Walid Fayed is an Egyptian musical arranger and a player of the organ. He started his career in Lebanon where he was chosen by [a=محمد عبده] (Mohamed Abdo) as the leader of his group. He operates his own studio in Cairo [l=استوديو الفايد] (al-Fayed Studio). He is the son of the Egyptian singer [a=فايد محمد فايد] (Fayed Mohamed Fayed). |
| Search | Add | 30 | Raro S.L. | RaRo S.L. | Spanish design company founded by [a1876261]. For company credits use [l416672]. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Combo Camagüey | Combo Camagüey | Combo Camagüey was a Uruguayan tropical music group. It emerged in the 1960s and existed until the 1990s. The orchestra was directed by Armando Bia. The main vocalists were Jorge Vallejo and Santiago "Chileno" Salas. Other members were "Paqui" Vignole, Alexis Buenseñor, Juan Verrone, Neldo Castro, Rodolfo Martínez and Victor Morín. It was one of the most important orchestras in the history of tropical music in his country. It had great popularity mainly in the 1960s and 1970s. In 1977 his album For export received the distinction of being the best-selling album of the year in his country. Discography: Esto es el Combo Camagüey (1965, Clave) LP Vol. 2 (1966, Clave) LP Si preguntan por mí (1968, Clave) LP Para todos (a mis hermanos) (1971, Clave) LP Todo será mejor (1972, Clave) LP Los alegres chicos (1974, Clave) LP Punto y coma... en serio y en broma... (1975, Clave) LP For Export (1976, (Macondo) LP Opus 9 (1977, Macondo) LP Personal (1978, Macondo) LP El duelo (junto a Sonora Borinquen) (1979, Macondo) LP Encuentros cercanos con 9 tipos (1979, Sondor) LP For Export Vol.2 (1979, Sondor) LP El duelo (junto a Sonora Borinquen) Reedición (1980, Sondor) LP Avalancha (1980, Sondor) LP Hechicera (1981, Sondor) LP La Diferencia (1981, Sondor) LP En la Tierra de... (1982, Sondor) LP A Toda Máquina (1984, Sondor) LP Olvida tus penas (1987, Orfeo) LP Cinturón negro en sabor (1988, Orfeo) LP Internacional (1989, Orfeo) LP Como siempre (1989, Orfeo) Cass Si yo tuviera un palacio (1990, Orfeo) Cass Con sabor a café (1991, Orfeo) Cass La banda que manda (1992, Orfeo) Cass Amor de primavera (1992, Orfeo) Cass La salsa grande (1993, Orfeo) Cass Por siempre Armando (1994, Orfeo) Cass Ayer y hoy (1995, Orfeo) Cass |
| Search | Add | 30 | Bernard Lebow | Credited as liner notes author. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Franco Lazzaro | Keyboardist. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Igor Silovoy | Igor Silovoy is the first music project of Igor Lisovoy ("Лисовой Игорь" in Russian). Also, this is one-man project too. All songs are instrumental (excluding some thacks) and free for downloading. There is not the one music style for the music so this is "Experimental", but in different releases this is a composition of dark ambient, black metal, electro and etc. All releases of Igor Silovoy written in 2009 till 2013. In 2013 the project was frozen for 4 years. The last release of Igor Silovoy is "Mein kampf" album, which released in 2017. Also in 2018 released two parts of "Echos der Vergangenheit" thrilogy (the third is planned for 2019/2020), which are a compilations of the most released and some unreleased sogs from 2009-2010. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Orchestr Osvobozeného Divadla | Czech house orchestra of the Liberated Theatre Prague ([a=Osvobozené Divadlo]), led by [a=Jaroslav Ježek]. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Albertinho Fortuna | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Malcolm Harker | English bassist (also plays vibraphone). | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Βασίλης Χρυσανθόπουλος | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Door#27 | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | LaMont Bench | Producer and arranger, primarily known for producing "Oh Happy Day" for The [a254601] in 1968/69. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Woody Woodrich | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Michał "Mdoom" Madej | Michał Madej | Graphic designer based in Stargard (Poland). Deal with design packaging, illustrations and branding. Contact: e-mail: mdoom20@gmail.com mobile: 531-990-942 |
| Search | Add | 30 | Γιώργος Αιγύπτιος | Γιώργος Μαρουλακάκης (Yiorgos Maroulakakis) | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Taylor Giali | Art director and designer. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Crucifixus | Pierre-Marc Tremblay | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Milton Mallawarachchi | මිල්ටන් මල්ලවආරච්චි | Singer from Sri Lanka. Born April 7th 1944, died March 10th 1998. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Heleno Vale's Soulspell | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | أحمد الحفناوي | أحمد الحفناوي (Aḥmad al-Ḥifnāwi) | Ahmed al-Hifnawi was an Egyptian violinist. |
| Search | Add | 30 | 尤金 | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Rudy Plocar's Orchestra | Manitowoc, Wisconsin, USA | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Housephonics | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Chris Bozzone | Chris Bozzone is a South Jersey/Philadelphia-based soundtrack composer, songwriter and filmmaker. Towards the end of 2017, he began working with Jonathan Dennison, the founder of Cadabra Records on his first soundtrack for the label, Thomas Ligotti's The Bungalow House (2018). In 2019 his soundtrack for Thomas De Quincey's Suspiria de Profundis: Levana and Our Ladies of Sorrow was released on vinyl in conjunction with Record Store Day in the UK. Since then, he has composed scores for readings of works by H.P. Lovecraft, Edgar Allan Poe, Edogawa Rampo, Aleister Crowley, and Robert W. Chambers. All of Bozzone’s soundtrack work has been produced by Barry Knob who also contributes additional musical arrangements to many of the scores. Bozzone also co-directed and did the soundtrack for an award-winning short film, "Mirrors," which was selected by filmmaker David Lynch to screen in conjunction with a Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts exhibit of Lynch's visual art. For about 10 years, Bozzone was a disc jockey for WPRB in Princeton, New Jersey where he co-hosted two long-running shows. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Sex O'Clock U.S.A. | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Jabu Moses Dlamini | South African musician and producer | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Octavian Ursulescu | Octavian Ursulescu | Romanian well known TV, shows presenter and entertainer, journalist, born 1947, in Bucharest. Brother of [a2173368]. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Farmer Dan | Barry Doyle | Irish Country/Comedy singer. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Juraj Topor | Slovak bass guitarist from Topoľčany. Was born 22. 5. 1965. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Ciccio Pasticcio | Andrea Maugeri | Andrea Maugeri, born in Catania in the 50's, † 1989. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Cizák | Tomáš Císař | Czech bass guitarist |
| Search | Add | 30 | William Mysterious | Alastair Donaldson | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Mokhtaza Ahmad | A malaysian recording company executive | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Раисат Залкепова | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Scott Boutin | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Enrico Zavalloni | Enrico Zavalloni | Producer, sound & mastering engineer. |
| Search | Add | 30 | thec4 | Fran | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Gerald 'G' Belnavis | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Masayuki Aoki | Japanese rock bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Jirka Otte | Jirka Otte-Jacobs | Jirka Otte was born in 1977 in Bochum, Germany He has been producing Rap, Hip Hop and Electronic Music since the 90s under various pseudonyms. He is also a moderator. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Sam Klickner | Drummer, Composer, Visual Artist, Video Artist based in Portland, OR Operator and Founder of Mercy Clinic, est. 2020 | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Damaris Mercado | Production, visual artist | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Pražská Kapela Petra Finka | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Sebő Miklós | Sebő Miklós | Hungarian singer. Born 16 October 1899 in Budapest, Hungary and died 27 January 1970 ibid. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Sania Poustylnicoff | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | George P. Lemos | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Antony Crossfield | London based photographer and painter. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | حسین صمدی | Hussein Samadi is an Iranian composer. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Orange Hell | Anonymous group on Funeral Party records that does shoegaze/dream pop misfits covers. They put out a new limited release every October from 2018 to 2020 and a compilation in 2021. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | GSM Design | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | 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 | 30 | Los Macarenos | Spanish acoustic guitar flamenco ensemble | |
| Search | Add | 30 | JRJ Associates, Inc. | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Brandon MacNeil | Credited as A&R Manager | |
| Search | Add | 30 | 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 | 30 | Jacques Volcouve | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | 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 | 30 | Bob Herne | aka Bobby Herne (1938-1998). American producer / engineer / musician / arranger / guitar player from southeast Maine (USA). | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Pat Colecchio | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Cheryl H. McTyre | Director of A&R Administration for [l254215]/[l31119] from 2000 to 2012. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | 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 | 30 | Rotten Redolence | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | W. M. C. A. Broadcasters | Ernie Golden And His Hotel McAlpin Orchestra | "[a4146457]" is a pseudonym for [a1700278]. This according to Allen Sutton's "Pseudonyms On American Records, 1892-1942," 3rd Rev. & Exp. Ed. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Robin Healing | Robin Mark Ayling | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Harold Snoad | Harold Edward Snoad | Harold Snoad was a British television producer, director, and writer. His production and direction credits include [i]Dad's Army[/i], [i]Keeping Up Appearances[/i], [i]Are You Being Served?[/i], [i]Ever Decreasing Circles[/i], [i]The Dick Emery Show[/i] and [i]Brush Strokes[/i]. With [a895138], he adapted 67 episodes of [i]Dad's Army[/i] for the radio as well as writing the sequel [i]It Sticks Out Half a Mile[/i]. Born: 28th August 1935 in Hendon, Middlesex, England. Died 2 June 2024. Also known as Alan Sherwood when working for ITV on [i]High & Dry[/i], which was the TV version of [i]It Sticks Out Half A Mile[/i]. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Henrich Weusthoff | Henrich Weusthoff | German photographer and typographer from Cologne, Germany. Business contact: Erftstraße 14 50672 Köln Tel.: 0221 136404 |
| Search | Add | 30 | Harlan Wilson | Heber Harlan Wilson Jr. | Barbershop baritone vocalist and choral director. Born on August 28, 1931 in Detroit, Michigan, Harlan’s barbershopping career got big when he moved to Florida. Baritone of the 1961 SPEBSQSA International Champions, the Suntones, and one of the founding members of the Nashville Singers. Actively performed with the Suntones from the spring of 1960 to July of 1993 and again from late 1999 to early 2012. Sang several solos such as “River Of No Return” and “Tennessee Waltz.” Directed several choruses and SPEBSQSA International during the 1960s and 70s. He and his son Todd Wilson were the first ever father/son SPEBSQSA quartet champions. He along with Tony DeRosa was named the greatest barbershop baritone of all time in 2016. Harlan has coached several different quartets and choruses over the years and has been a mentor to many people that he has worked with. Inducted to the Sunshine District Hall of Fame and was later inducted into the Barbershop Harmony Society’s Hall Of Fame along with the rest of the Suntones in 2005. One of only two surviving original gold medal members of the Suntones. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Nur Afni Octavia | Nur Afni Octavia | Nur Afni Octavia (born in Medan, October 27, 1958) is an Indonesian singer and actress. The singer of the song If You're Alone was famous in the 1970s to early 1980s. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Ángel Chicote | Spanish guitarist. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Maxim Mamkin | Максим Мамкин | Musician and artist from Bobruisk (Belarus). Currently lives in St. Petersburg (Russia). |
| Search | Add | 30 | Ireene Wicker | American singer and actress (November 24, 1905 – November 17, 1987), best-known to radio listeners in the 1930s and 40s as “The Singing Lady” on one of America’s first radio network programs for children. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | DJ 4s | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Marguerite Luciani | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Eidetics | Eidetics creates music from across the electronic spectrum, with loops, beats and textures, delicate melodies and psychedelic swirls. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Jacob Grönbech Jensen | Graphic designer and visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Aggressive Tormentor | Jose Rojas | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Igor Golubić | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Orchestre Jacques Huygens | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Guillermo Cerdá | Graphic designer and manager for [l=Abstrakce Records] | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Alain Granat | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Liliane Riboni | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Stig Amundsen | Stig Atle Amundsen | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Dontsee Turkey | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Aliek Ababil | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | (2) سعاد أحمد | Souad Ahmed is a Moroccan aita singer. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Ασυνείδητος | Περικλής (Periklis) | Hip-Hop artist from the island of Zakynthos, Greece. Born in 1993. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Owleyes | James Weigel | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Enrique Andres Ferrer Alcala | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Tetsushi Ichikawa | 市川哲史 | Japanese music critic. Born on March 16, 1961 in Tsuyama, Okayama prefecture. Best known for his writing on visual-kei bands. |
| Search | Add | 30 | William B. Houchens | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Robert Monédière | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Dirk Hohmeyer | Organizer of the German tour of "Night Of The Proms" since 1995. In the 70ies he worked as road manager for the German band [a=Birth Control] and he was responsible for promotion and sales at [l=Virgin Schallplatten GmbH] in the early 80ies. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Lawrence V. Loy | Lawrence Vernel Loy was born on the 14th of December 1907 in Bancroft, Kansas as the son of Vernel and Grace Loy. He had an older brother, Wallace, and a older sister, Berdina. The family moved to Iowa where he grew up on the family farm. He attended High School at Bedford. In 1928, at age 21, he obtained his Bachelors degree at the Iowa State University, where three years later he would get his Master of Science degree. | |
| Search | Add | 30 | КукишЪ | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Ted Cannarozzi | ||
| Search | Add | 30 | Man Jorge | Techno, DJ, Artworks MAANALAINEN RADIO | |
| Search | Add | 30 | Vicente Ibáñez | Vicente Ibáñez Gámez | Spanish studio photographer (1930-2010) located at Gran Vía, 74 in Madrid since 1951 to 1996. He usually signed his photos as "[a1238331]". Vicente Ibáñez belonged to the family 4th generation of professional photographers. |
| Search | Add | 30 | Δημήτρης Μαργιολάς | Greek bouzouki/baglama/tzouras player, engineer and producer. He is the son of [a=Γιώργος Μαργιολάς] and father of [a=Σαββέρια Μαργιολά] | |
| Search | Add | 30 | 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 | 30 | 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 | 30 | Eddi Calzada | Graphics Designer. Does graphic design for [l350606]. Owner and operator of [a12708053] a professional graphic design service specializing in the best graphics for Rock ‘n’ Roll CD Packaging, Logos, Posters, Promos, One-Sheets, and Much More. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Ryde Digital | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Contentismissing Studio | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Dora Vomitnoise | Doraemon | Gorenoise / Goregrind / Harsh Noise / Power Electronics / Black Metal "artist" from Spain. Managed [l=Pathological Menace Productions] from 2020 to 2023. Creator of [l=Solitudo spiritualis records] and [l=Gastric Mucosa Productions] |
| Search | Add | 29 | Club Együttes | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | ضیاء | ضیا آتابای | Zia Atabay (born 1942) was an Iranian actor and singer. In Iran, he had his first hit as a pop music singer at the age of 18 and went on to record other popular albums. He also worked as an artists and repertoire manager for CBS Records in Iran, but lost his job in 1979 when Islamic revolutionaries took over the offices. He fled Iran in 1980, living in Europe before moving to Los Angeles in 1986. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Junge Kirche Zollikerberg | Swiss youth folklore singing group of the reformed parish of Zollikon, 1960/70s. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | César Tena | Venezuelan recording and lacquer cutting engineer. Worked at [l2901968] in the early sixties and then moved to [l557020] where he became studio manager. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Gwizski | James Vance | Executive-producer. Head of [l420623] |
| Search | Add | 29 | Constantly Moving Frames | ViLLO. Star. RED. AmS. | CMF’s first approach to DJing was at a tender age, when he began trying his hand at his junior high school classroom parties in the nineties. These gigs quickly escalated to a mobile sound system that catered events from teacher’s weddings to High School Prom parties and such. A natural progression went towards Clubs and DJ mixed shows for local and regional FM stations. Growing up in Florida as well as Mexico, he was exposed to many different kinds of Dance Music from an early age. After a while, and through some personal growth, CMF started creating his own electronic music, and consequently DJing only at Raves and Underground Parties, where he could play what was now his signature Underground Sound, as well as having a stage for his own Techno Music, released under his own imprint Purple Star Recordings. In 2000 ViLLO joined The Balance Promote Group, alongside Jimmy Van M and Chris Fortier, where he became assistant to the Balance Record Pool Director Fortier, and handled day to day business for the Record Pool. When Fortier left the Record Pool in 2003, ViLLO became Director until the Company disintegrated in 2008. CMF Music came about in 2009, and Jackalope Music in 2013 as outlets for the new sounds he was searching for and discovering as Constantly Moving Frames. The first full length album with Constantly Moving Frames arrived in 2014. CMF currently runs the two labels and a few monikers with tracks out, always keeping busy in the studio producing one thing or another. With Radio shows on FM stations, Internet, and Satellite Radio throughout his career, VILLO is delighted to join the distinguished ranks at DEEP SPACE RADIO, in 2016, with the new weekly Two Hour long show: JOURNEYS, every Sunday at 12pm (noon) Detroit/Orlando [EST/USA (GMT-5)] on www.deepspaceradio.com |
| Search | Add | 29 | Steve Battershill | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Rogier Kuzee | Rogier Kuzee | Dutch grindcore artist. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Olof/Merkelbach Group | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Juma Muhina | Juma Mwihina | Swahili singer songwriter |
| Search | Add | 29 | Carlos Areias | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | YB Designs | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | "Setlist Scotty" Hansen | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Folkraft International Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | mind loser | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | David Chestnutt | Canadian freelance graphic designer and illustrator since at least the early 1960s. He has produced images for clients throughout North America, including Leaver Brothers, Toronto Star, AT&T, Stereo Review, Random House, Coca-Cola, TV Guide, MacDonald's, Wall Street Journal,Toyota and many others. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Ampol Aires Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Festival Singers Of Toronto | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Štěpán Adámek | Štěpán Adámek | Czech visual artist. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Bunky Sheppard | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Νίκος Μουρατίδης | Νικόλαος Μουρατίδης = Nikolaos Mouratides | Nikos Mouratides, Greek radio producer, journalist, A&R manager, and author. Born 26 April 19?? in Nikaia, Piraeus, Greece. He worked in the PR department of [l46328], then for [l245859]. In 1985 he became director of PR for [l141622]'s Greek and foreign repertoire. In September 1987, he again worked at [l275390] until 1992. In the 1990s, he worked on radio & television and discovered [a1030434] becoming his manager. He has published six books. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Balázs Hermann | Hermann Balázs | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Arnold Carlson | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 29 | The Merry Singers | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | De La Sagra | One human nation of electronic noise and sweet weirdness communicated through various instruments, non-instruments and the distant language of tinnitus. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Tante Lucille | Lucille Desparois-Danis | (Née le 16 mars 1909 à Châteauguay (Québec) - décédée le 21 octobre 1996 à Laval au Québec) est une auteur et animatrice de radio québécoise. En 1944, elle débuta comme conteuse en utilisant le pseudonyme de Tante Lucille. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Warlord Von Ravenclaw | Luiz Carlos Oliveira | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Сашка Цевич | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Orchester Pete Danby | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | K-Meaux Boudin | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Thomas S. Klise | US educator | |
| Search | Add | 29 | www.kamaleonts.com | Italian graphic design studio run by Valentina Iori. Valentina Iori Via Tertulliano 59 20137 Milano Italy Tel.: +39 329 43 24 503 Email: info@kamaleonts.com | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Orchestre Yoka Lokole | The Yoka Lokole were a soukous musical group from Kinshasa (today's Democratic Republic of the Congo) founded by [a132739] and others in 1975, belonging to the family of musical groups known as [a3879791]. The name "Yoka Lokole", in lingala, means "listen to lokole"; lokole is a traditional drum from the Congo River region. The singers of Yoka Lokole were referred to as Fania All-Stars of Zaire. The Yoka Lokole group was born from a split of the [a1502751]. In November 1975, Papa Wemba, [a1502752] and [a1774544] left Isifi due to disagreements with [a4444615]. Two other members of the group followed: [a7459100] and percussionist [a2347814]. In March 1976, the vocal section of Yoka Lokole (the "Fania All-Stars") was enriched with a new element, [a1889940]. Shortly afterwards the singer and showman [a4229400] (from the [a2196182] of [a1642852]) joined the Yoka Lokole. In December 1976 Papa Wemba entered into conflict with the duo Mavuela-Mashakado. There followed a dispute over the use of the name "Yoka Lokole" between Wemba (who had promptly enlisted a new formation of musicians) and Mavuela. In February 1977, Papa Wemba ended the dispute by changing the name of his new group to [a1642954]. In early 1977, Yoka Lokole lost two members, the Syriana guitarist and drummer Otis Koyongonda, who joined Viva La Musica. In their place came the singer [a6843893] (from the [a1479592]), the rhythmic guitarist [a1408911] and the Gabonese guitarist [a5742827] called "La Gabonnia". The group went into decline and the first to leave was Bozi Boziana along with [a6815948] who then went to the [a401394] in June. Mashakado in August decided to join Boziana entering the new Zaiko Langa Langa formation. In December 1978 Mavuela left the group to pursue a solo career in Gabon. Guitarist Sec Bidens became the new director of the group, but gradually disappeared from the scene. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Anthony Cornish | Anthony Cornish | |
| Search | Add | 29 | João W. Plinta | João Walter Plinta | João W. Plinta (Died: April 11, 2019) was a Brazilian producer. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Paul Leber | Swiss artist and graphic designer. Born May 10, 1928 in Zurich, Switzerland; died January 25, 2015. Did artwork on Swiss Ex Libris Jazztone releases. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Al.Ta.Fa.An. | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Szöllősy Vágó János | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Philip Darrow | Philip Darrow Restaurant manager and composer, of Verona, died on Dec. 3, 2007, in Compassionate Care Hospice, Jersey City. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Jean-Claude Bey | French sleeve designer. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Davide Disanto | Davide Disanto | Italian DJ and producer based in Bari. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Γιάννης Συμεωνίδης | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Humble Brother | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | DJ Freesoul | Sascha Doerr | Born 1969 in Biel (Switzerland) |
| Search | Add | 29 | Margaret Bodde | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Jon Whiplash | Bassist, drummer and vocalist. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Orkestar Paje Todorovića | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | DrakulaDolphin | Vaporwave from USA | |
| Search | Add | 29 | 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 | 29 | Slick Grief | UK based multi-instrumentalist, singer, songwriter and producer | |
| Search | Add | 29 | www.trebbe.com | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Himayat Ali Shair | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Soles Of Mischief | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Yasuyuki Satoh | 佐藤 康之 | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Hauptmuell | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Alex Andreev | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Ansambl Spase Milutinovića | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Dominik André | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | SINDICVT | Жасулан Смайлов (Zhassulan Smailov) | |
| Search | Add | 29 | E. Refur | Carl Lindmark | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Orchester Des Deutschen Opernhauses | Orchestra of the Deutsche Opernhaus, founded 1912 in Charlottenburg, Germany. It existed under this name between 1912 and 1925 and was later renamed to [a855889]. For releases between 1925 and 1961, please use [a855889]. For releases after 1961, please use [a841431]. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Heavy Larry | Harry Levey | Australian multi-instrumentalist and producer from Sydney, Australia. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Rob Arvizu | Illustrator. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | MC Анюта | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Lolita Neurosis | 麻観りみゆ | オリジナル音楽同人サークル「ロリィタノイロォゼ」。2006年結成。 麻観りみゆ (Amami Rimiyu, 1991年3月8日 - ) の個人サークル。作詞・作曲・編曲、ボーカル・ピアノ等を担当。 |
| Search | Add | 29 | Connecticut Twins Orchestra | Bristol, Connecticut | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Herman Voss | American organist and songwriter. Born: April 23, 1911, Muskegon, Michigan, USA. Died: January 14, 1989, Tyler, Texas, USA. Voss was educated at the Shaffer School of Music, Muskegon, Michigan; Moody Bible Institute, Chicago, Illinois; the Richard DeYoung School of Music, Chicago; and the Cosmopolitan School of Music, Chicago. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Whorf Graphics | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Фарида Кудашева | Фарида Ягудовна Кудашева = Farida Yagudovna Kudasheva (башк. Qudaşeva Färiźä Yähüźä qıźı, Ҡудашева Фәриҙә Йәһүҙә ҡыҙы, тат. Qudaşeva Färidä Yähüdä qızı, Кудашева Фәридә Яһүдә кызы) | (December 15, 1920, Klyashevo village, Ufa Canton, Ufa Province — October 9, 2010, Ufa) was a Soviet Bashkir and Tatar pop singer, Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1972), People's Artist of the Bashkir ASSR (1968), People's Artist of the Tatar ASSR (1990), laureate of the Gabdulla Tukai State Prize of the Republic of Tatarstan (1996). |
| Search | Add | 29 | Hayley Codd | Head of National Radio and Television Promo at UK based independent music PR and promotion agency [l=Public City]. Formerly worked at [a=LD Promotions] and [l=All About Promotions]. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Fars8ad | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Alan Arthurs | In 1986 he started painting stage equipment in psychedelic ultra-violet paints for the band Hawkwind. He stayed with the band for ten years progressing from back stage crew to security chief and stage manager at venues in the US and Europe. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Richard I. Blake | Richard I. Blake was co-founder and Director of Recording of [l139869], and co-founder and editor of [l2125033]. Born Lynn, MA on April 8, 1931, died July 18, 2011. After graduating from Lynn English High School he joined the U.S. Air Force. Dick enjoyed a multi-faceted career, that included Co-founder of Fleetwood Records producing LP's and Tapes of Drum and Bugle Corps, sounds of racing, and sports events. He also served as Executive director of Drum and Bugle Corps Competitions that were performed throughout the United States. Upon retirement he became Manager of residential residences. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Charlie Waite | Charlie Waite (born 18 February 1949) is an English landscape photographer noted for his "painterly" approach in using light and shade. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Николай Мирошник | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Anonymous Arts | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Holger Wenzel | Holger Wenzel | |
| Search | Add | 29 | WSM Radio | Radio station from Nashville, Tennessee. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | David Liverett | J. David Liverett | Graphic designer, pen-and-ink illustration artist, author, and owner of [a=D. Liverett Graphics]. Originally from Decatur, Alabama, Liverett attended Anderson College in Indiana USA, and not long after graduating, was hired by [a=William Gaither (2)] to design album jackets for [l=Pinebrook] Recording Studio in Alexandia, Indiana (known as "Gaither Recording Studios" since 1994). In addition to graphic design work on album covers for custom projects, Liverett designed songbook covers, press kits, and concert information materials for [a=The Bill Gaither Trio] and other groups. After several years, Liverett started his own business [a2746839] and took jobs doing graphic design and illustration that were not exclusively in the music business. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Bruno Vacaro | Credited as visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Nick De Spig | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Zackery Worcel | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Kriss Communique | Kriss Bonneau | Electronic dance music DJ / producer Style focus: Techno | Tech-House | House (RIP April 2018) |
| Search | Add | 29 | Raine Liimakka | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Увайс Шарипов | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Obreath.fr | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Anthony Yankovic | Artist and designer. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Christophe Louis | Christophe Louis | musician, producer and founder of [l=Rotorelief] based in Brittany, France. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Andreas von Lipinski | German vocalist and bassist. Born 30th October 1970 in Bergisch Gladbach. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Zymo - Sisto Fusco | Zymo-Sisto Fusco | Zymo - Sisto - Symon, born in Italy, in Caserta, in the south of the country, approaches music and his first profession in a more serious way, at the young age of about 15 years, in all the clubs of his city and in those closest to him.Subsequently, having obtained the experience and skill foreseen in the art of djing, he goes on to production. He conceptualizes techno, bringing it closer to a genre called electronic; the ability to create, as well as customarily, experimenting with noise sound and the relationship with the first drum machines and samplers. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Sébastien Dionne | Sébastien Dionne | Québec City based musician active in the grind/noise scene from the early nineties onward. |
| Search | Add | 29 | موريس إسكندر | Maurice Iskandar is an Egyptian producer and the founder of [l=Moriphon]. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Zorile Din Galați | Romanian party band from Galați, active in the 1990s | |
| Search | Add | 29 | The Gym Beats | "The Gym Beats", created for all Gym-Sports. Indoor & Outdoor. Including Nonstop-Mixes up to 60 minutes. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Marcello Crescenzi | Marcello Crescenzi | Italian illustrator from Rome, Italy. |
| Search | Add | 29 | 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 | 29 | Teresin Jaen | Tereso de Jesús Jaén | Teresín Jaén was considered the most popular Panamanian cumbia musician of the 20th century, born in the corregimiento of La Palmira in the district of Las Tablas in the province of Los Santos on June 23rd, 1942. When he was young he and his family moved to El Sesteadero, where he grew up and where his father was dedicated to agriculture. From an early age he played the accordion with ease, usually using the accordion of his brother Salvador Jaén. The first songs he played were "Me Voy Con Soledad" (I'm Going With Soledad) and "Comiendo Caramelos" (Eating Candies) which were popular during his childhood and adolescence. His first performance was in a small village called Quindi in the district of Pedasí in the 1950s. He had to replace his brother on the accordion because he was injured. Teresín also played the churuca (a Panamanian guiro) for 25 cents. His first presentation outside the province of Los Santos was in the province of Chiriquí, along with his group [a=Conjunto Alma Interiorana]. His first record, released by [l=Grabaciones Luna] in 1961, was Rosa / Borracho Y Amanecido, which sold 20,000 copies, a record at the time in Panama. His nicknames were "El Zurdito De Oro" (The Golden Lefty) and "El Taquillero" (The King of the Box Office) because his shows were always full and sold out. He was also one of the best paid accordionists of the time, earning $20,000 in 4 days during the Carnaval of 1975. He had a hard time managing his fame, often falling into excesses, and he also suffered from alcoholism. He had 8 cars of the highest cylinder for the time. His personal life was very controversial, he had many children with various lovers all over the country. Later in life his popularity faded and he went into poverty in the early 1990s. He was abandoned by his family and friends, his house was in ruins, and he lived alone. Only his cousin César Jaén visited to pay for utilities and food. In a 2002 interview he said that he had been living this way for the past 12 years. He died on August 8th, 2004 when he was hit by a car. On the night of his death hundreds of fans and friends gathered at Belisario Porras Park in the city of Las Tablas. His funeral was presided over by the bishop of the diocese of the provinces of Herrera and Los Santos, in the legendary Church Tableña de Santa Librada, where hundreds of people gathered, including several Panamanian musicians and accordionists. His remains lie in the Francisco González Roca cemetery in Las Tablas. In his lifetime he recorded 580 singles, 1 CD, and 4 LPs. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Noah Gadke | Noah Gadke | Toronto based musician |
| Search | Add | 29 | Halina Znaidzilauskaitė | Lithuanian pianist. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Csaba Németh | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Carlo D'Angelo | Italian actor and dubbing speaker, born 2 February 1919 in Milan, Italy, died 9 June 1973 in Bologna, Italy. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Koloděj | Czech bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Јоца Мимика Из Мола | Јоца Млинко Мимика | Legendary violinist from Vojvodina (born July 3, 1876 in Subotica, Serbia - died November 9, 1962 in Mol (Mohol), Serbia). Josip Mlinko, nicknamed Joca Mimika from Mol, led the popular tamburitza ensemble "Lire". His style of playing was hugely influential and imitated by early tamburitza musicians as far away as the United States. He also composed many songs; one of his most famous ones is "Прид прозором процветала ружа" (A Rose Bloomed By The Window). |
| Search | Add | 29 | Ragnar Persson | Swedish visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Sony Music Special Products | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Jan Hauke | Songwriter | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Crane Calder | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Mista Tibbz | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | R.W. Kane | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Alicia Carrera | Spanish graphic artist and DJ, founder of [l=LIO Press] imprint and co-founder of [l=Maga Circe Musica]. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Oksät | Post-Rock / Post-Metal project from Mexico. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | William Kopecky | American bassist. He is also an accomplished sitarist, keyboardist and poet (his poems have been published in over 100 literary magazines in over a dozen countries). Born November 17, 1969 in Racine, Wisconsin. Brother of [a=Joe Kopecky] and [a=Paul Kopecky]. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Chittoor Subramaniam Pillai | Chittoor Subramanyam (22 June 1898 – 18 Oct 1975) was an Indian carnatic musician. He was well known for his repertoire of Thyagaraja Keerthanas (compositions) and mastery of Laya (rhythm). He had his own style called 'Kancheepuram School'. He was popular in Swaraprasthanam and Kalapramanam, noted for singing very rare keerthanas of Thyagaraja, Muthuswamy Dikshitar and other composers. At a time when recording technology was in its infancy, his two discs for Columbia Records, which contained his own compositions such as Madhura Nagarilo Challanamma Bonu, Kulamulona Golladana and Mavallagadamma – demonstrated his originality as a composer and lyricist. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | FR/WS | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Yag Mort | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Daniel Christie | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Jestamang | A musical collective originating from the Jesta metropolis who've been trained to open up the psychedelic renaissance through alter egos. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Orchestre Succes - Bantou | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Κτίρια Τη Νύχτα | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Arno Graul | German producer and field recordist; owner of labels [l180784], [l494742] and record companies [l474642] / [l1914896] / [l3619327]. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Andrew Gentz | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | The Fenways | in Pittsburgh Sonny DiNunzio joined the group the Townsmen who had formed in 1964. They renamed themselves the Fenways. The members were Sonny DiNunzio as lead vocalist, bassist Ronnie George, drummer Alan Bills and guitarist Bob Ainsworth. Diunzio and the Fenway turned to Nick Cenci again to record their music. Cenci produced several singles that the Fenways released in 1964. They released their first single with two Doo Wop style ballads “The Number One Song in the Country: and "Nothing to Offer You" on Nick Cenci’s Ricky C label in the summer of 1964. After the Beatles appearance on the Ed Sullivan show in 1964 the pop music world shifted. Doo Wop was dead. The Fenways grew the hair and became a Brit Pop rock band. Their second release was the bright Brit Pop tune “Be Careful Little Girl” which distributed nationally on Roulette Records. Nick Cenci released the Fenway’s pop single “Humpty Dumpty / Nothing To Offer You” on his Bevmar July of 1964 that was distributed by Chess Records. Billboard Magazine listed the single as a “hot record” in July of 1964. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Fonki Cheff | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Bosslab Design | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Ländlerkapelle Thöni | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Angelika Schnell-Dürrast | Photographer, designer. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Rubén "Roli" Urzúa | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Orkestar Perice Stjepanovića | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Carlos Alvarado C. | Nicaraguan producer, also appears as Carlos Alvarado | |
| Search | Add | 29 | &a&k | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Shiro Tsuchimochi | Japanese composer and arranger. Born in 1938. Died August 27, 1998. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Paul Zijlstra | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Dragan Todorović Žvakac | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Hipstor Smith | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Huapachà Combo | Huapachà Combo | Huapachá Combo was a group of Terrassa (Barcelona) that was founded in 1977 as a trio consisting of absurd humor Quimet Carreras, Miquel Mallafré and Cesc Tudó heavily influenced somewhat by the Argentine Les Luthiers. His eclecticism is quite extensive, and soon becomes a dance band specializing in parodic and humorous themes and carefree and quite powerful stage productions. An orchestra that had a playful vision of music and in which the budget is made up for weakness with a homemade humor. |
| Search | Add | 29 | John Nicholl | Abridger of audiobooks, | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Dan McKinna | Robert Daniel McKinna | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Mark Jessett Design | Design firm owned by [a2179347] | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Ignaz Neusser | Austrian trumpeter, bandleader and composer, born 7 June 1913 in Vienna, Austria and died 23 July 1979 in Bregenz, Austria. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Dechová Hudba Československé Armády | See: [a=Ústřední Hudba Československé Lidové Armády] | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Rosanne Shelnutt | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Jocelyn Perreau | Jocelyn Perreau | Jocelyn Perreau was a Sega singer from the Seychelles. He was born on 4 June 1950 in Mauritius and died on 31 August 2001 at the age of 51 on the Seychelles. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Bryan Hemming | Graphic designer Designed several albums for [a125989] | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Juan Manuel Suárez | Juan Manuel Suárez Fernández | 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 | 29 | The Fabreeze Brothers | Paul Nice & Phill Most Chill | [a=Paul Nice] & [a=Phill Most Chill] as the Fabreeze Brothers. |
| Search | Add | 29 | DJ Lovesupreme | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | İskender Ulus | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Terry Gajraj | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Efraín Osuna | Venezuelan mixing, mastering and lacquer cutting engineer. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Ilda de Castro | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Peter "Krapplund" Krappinger | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Boldatwork | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Jean Georgieff | Photographer | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Bob Zipkin | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Toggenburger Streichmusik Ebnat | Violin: Johann Klauser, born 1866 Dulcimer: Josef Dütschler, born 1848 Cello: Jakob Dütschler, born 1855 | |
| Search | Add | 29 | The Holist | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Ante Cetinić | Ante Cetinić | Croatian musician and producer. Owner of [l=Ante Sonic Studio]. His sister is [a=Meri Cetinić]. He had a stay in Arnhem, Netherlands from around 1975 to 1978, where he played for the band 'Splinterfunk' and where he also wrote songs for other Arnhem artists. |
| Search | Add | 29 | 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 | 29 | Los Jovenes Del Hierro | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Ki.Mi. | Kirill Kashatskih = Кирилл Кашатских | DJ / producer, mastering engineer & electronic music teacher from Saint Petersburg, Russia. Born October 8, 1987. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Vrothers | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Michal Rafaj | Michal Rafaj | Slovak graphic designer. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Ali Sultan | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Lars Tormod Jenset | Lars Tormod Jenset | Norwegian jazz bassist, born 17 January 1978 in Midsund, Norway. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Igor Ostojić Link | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Ron Gillyard | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Steven Blair | Steven Blair | Techno producer from UK. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Gigi Delmo | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Mike Macharello | Mike Macharello | |
| Search | Add | 29 | M.T. 9. | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Charles Granata | Charles L. Granata | Charles L. Granata is an author, music historian and record/radio producer. He is a leading expert on Frank Sinatra, and is the project director and producer for all of his Columbia recordings. Granata produces and co-hosts Nancy Sinatra's weekly radio show on Sirius-XM radio. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Max McMullin | Visual artist. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Gregory McCoy | Gregory Jerome McCoy | Saxophone player and songwriter Born: November 29th, 1951 |
| Search | Add | 29 | Jan Kloss | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Brutal Disorder Logos | Graphic design and artworks studio. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Banda Del Regimiento De Infantería Jaén N.º 25 | Spanish military brass band from Jaén | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Darrell K. Sweet | Best known as a professional illustrator who provided cover art for science fiction and fantasy novels (1934-2011). He was most famous for providing the covers of Robert Jordan's fantasy epic saga [i]The Wheel of Time[/i]. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Son Of A Fitch | Scott Fitch | |
| Search | Add | 29 | C Hecker | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Fredy Pulver | Swiss musician, songwriter and bandleader, born 23 September 1924 in Bern, Switzerland and died 11 January 2014 in Luzern, Switzerland. He was not affiliated to the [a2478189]. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Joel Barnett | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Oscar Peterson - Stéphane Grappelli Quartet | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Gé Huismans | Works for the [l11183] magazine, responsible for the [l527228] CD's. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Trevor Elliott | Reggae engineer and producer. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Манвел Пашаян | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Carole Kowalchuk | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Charly Cyris | Designer | |
| Search | Add | 29 | S. A. Shukla | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Berlin Breed | Oi band from Berlin, Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Rafael Ayres | Brazilian Art Director, Designer. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | ANGERME | アンジュルム | ANGERME (アンジュルム), formerly known as S/mileage (スマイレージ), is a Japanese pop group within Hello! Project. The group changed their name in late 2014 to ANGERME to celebrate the third generation members and signify a turning point in the group's image. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Jmo Let Em Know | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | The Plaza Band | Pseudonym used on Edison Bell Winner and Edison Bell Radio for various American and British orchestras, including studio bands. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Vasylich | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | K. Gyasi's Guitar Band | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Tim Brannon | Art director. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | منوچهر گودرزی | Manuchehr Godarzi is an Iranian violinist and songwriter. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Руслан Малаев | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Pat Deserio | Pat Joseph Desario | Italian-Canadian songwriter, producer, and record company executive based in Montréal, Québec. Born 21.05.1950 in Montelongo, Campobasso, Italy Died 01.04.1990 from heart attack. Immigrated with his family to Montréal, Quebec in 1957. Known for his work with [a=Bombers], [a=Dogs Of War], [a=Kebekelektrik], [a=Bob-A-Rela] and [a=Rational Youth]. He was a promo rep for Ampex Music of Canada Ltd., in 1975 he did promotion for Capitol Records and Columbia Records, he formed Empire Records together with George Lagios and in 1977 he was director of promotion for Direction Records. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Studiomatika U.K. | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Los Tucusitos | Venezuelan Children Choir. Formed in La Pastora, Caracas November 4th, 1959 | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Designers Inc. | UK graphic design studio, cooperating mostly with [l11332]. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Ogino Design | Seiya Ogino | Graphics / Print / Web / Artwork / Marketing / Management for Artists since 2006. Founded by Seiya Ogino. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Hegewald | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Nick Mrak | Николай Андреичев (Мраков) | Noise musician from Moscow, Russia |
| Search | Add | 29 | Aleksandar Zdravković | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | قرزاز ومحراش | Karzaz & Mehrach was a Moroccan aita duo. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Polskie Orły | Polonia band formed in Chicago in 1980, performing Polish folk music and disco. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Qadir Ali | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Massivepanicattack | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Jan Dijkema | Jan Dijkema | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Jindřich Loučka | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Enragé Graph'X | Design department of french rock label [l59126]. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Dan Lienart | Designer and art director | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Sir Robert Orange Peel | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Blak Shawn | Shawn Glenn | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Chuck Chellman | Charles A. Chellman | American Country and Soul/R&B producer and promotional manager. Founder, in 1974, of the Country Music DJ Hall of Fame Owner of [l1759547]. |
| Search | Add | 29 | 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 | 29 | Володимир Кучинський | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Evar Wellington | Everend Wellington | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Blial Cabal | Art Studio with multiple artists | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Hrvatsko Seljačko Pjevačko Društvo "Podgorac" | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Karin Preus | Designer Has worked at Abraxas Studio, Madison, WI | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Jacques Schedler | Jacques Schedler | Swiss artist and graphic designer. Born July 27, 1927 in Bürglen, Switzerland. Died April 13, 1989 in Frauenfeld, Switzerland. |
| Search | Add | 29 | AYE-AMS | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | 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 | 29 | Blood Noize | American punk band, based in Columbus, Ohio. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Mariano Barabino | Mariano Oscar Barabino | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Noisteria Emission | Dayton, Ohio based experimental electronic and noise. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Sam Passamano, Jr. | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Dwight Dias | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Jack D. Johnson | American Country talent manager, producer and songwriter. Personal manager of [a411865], [a441400] and [a506917], among others. Born: 1929 in Knoxville, Tennessee. Died: January 24, 2008 in Nashville, Tennessee. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Jin Inugami | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Necromantic Art | Jonathan Hultén | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Mr. Brush | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Thomas Warkentin | Art direction, visual artist | |
| Search | Add | 29 | UNWA | Semen Holodkov (Семён Холодков) | Electronic music producer and musician from Russia, Naberezhnye Chelny. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Duet Milošević-Aleksić | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Roger Niset | Belgian producer, arranger and songwriter closely associated with [l=Rush (6)]. Frequent collaborators: [a=Charles Pitz] and [a=Edouard Rombeau]. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Mikael Bredenberg | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Dizzy Gillespie's Big 4 | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Enrique Elizondo | Mexican producer | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Autumn Barney | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | DJ Papaya | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Центральный Гастроном | Центральный Гастроном | Russian independent rock band from Siberia. The most famous of unknown bands Tyumen underground. Founded in 1985 |
| Search | Add | 29 | Vic Bellerby | Sleeve note writer | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Marco Aurelio Torres | Compiler, production | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Ländlerkapelle Bärner Oberland | Swiss [i]Volksmusik[/i] ensemble from the Bernese Oberland. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Bob Cort | Robert Henry Denison Cort | Born in Loughborough on 20 December 1929, he died on 5 December 1982 in Market Harborough, Leicestershire, aged 52. Married with two sons, he lived in Leire and was a former licensee of the Dog and Gun pub in Enderby. He was also director of an advertising consultancy, Visual and Audio Explorers. He fronted The Bob Cort Skiffle Group in the 1950s |
| Search | Add | 29 | Debosciati Brothers Band | Italian band from Bologna founded in 1982, inspired by Skiantos and Squallor. Now played a mixture of genres (Rock, Punk, Electronic, New wawe, Blues & Melodic) with demential lyrics. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Readers Digest Association | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Wizard Of Meth | Gabriel Ravera | Art & Graphic Designer name As well as Makes Experimental Electronic Music under the same name "MIDI or die" |
| Search | Add | 29 | Zyphr | Manger of [l3125197] Apart of duos with [a12184114] and [a12977844] | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Cuarteto Universal | Peruvian cumbia group | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Alain Marya | French singer | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Hugo Videla | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Red Robinson | Robert Robinson | Red Robinson (born March 30, 1937 in Comox, British Columbia - died April 1, 2023) was a Canadian radio disc jockey. He was the first DJ to play rock’n’roll music on a regular basis in Canada. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Still Grafix | Italian design & graphics company | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Black Son Of Darkness | Andreas Bettinger | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Hisayoshi Ogura | 小倉久佳 | |
| Search | Add | 29 | RIAS Symphonie-Orchester Berlin | RIAS-Symphonie-Orchester | For recording years 1946–1956 please use [b]RIAS Symphonie-Orchester Berlin[/b] For recording years 1956–1993 please use [b][a688716][/b] This radio orchestra was founded in West-Berlin in 1946. It was affiliated the American broadcasting station [l270438] (Rundfunk im amerikanischen Sektor / Radio in the American Sector). In 1956 the name was changed to [a688716]. After the German reunion the name changed again to [a462180] in 1993. This was done to prevent mix-ups with the East-Berlin based [a796211]. |
| Search | Add | 29 | 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 | 29 | Mesa Lanes | Mesa Lanes was originally known as Dodge Dart. Nicky "Fidget" Sjobeck Lead Vocals & Lead Guitar Duke Seino Lead Guitar & Vocals Ian McNeil Drums Jon Gossard Bass & Vocals Audrey Sjobeck Lead Vocals | |
| Search | Add | 29 | George Boucaud | Calypso / soca saxophone player | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Riad Michael | Dr. Riad Alexander Michael | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Anamelba | Peruvian singer of Boleros, she had a relationship and a daughter, with the well known singer Julio Jaramillo from Ecuador. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Blind Knives | blindknives.bandcamp.com | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Leo Meiersdorff | Credited for artwork | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Bryan McCallum | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Nationhood | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | WFN Productions | Design & photo company. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Juan Giralt | Juan Giralt Alcón | Spanish singer, songwriter and composer (b. 1948) |
| Search | Add | 29 | Max Bodden Associates | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Chœur Des Moines De L'Abbaye St Wandrille | Chœur Des Moines De L'Abbaye Saint-Wandrille | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Francesco Cosola | Francesco Cosola | Italian electronic music producer based in Bari. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Edward Schreiber | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Yung Blood | Richard Hax, David Casper | Experimental hip-hop duo with David Casper and Richard Hax. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Mike Eller | Art director & designer. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Jean Genneau | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Edward Lutczyn | Edward Lutczyn | Edward Lutczyn (born June 8, 1947 in Heppenheim) - Polish graphic artist. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Ansambl "Diskos" | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | al l bo | Alexander Bobrov | al l bo (abbr. Alexander Mikhailovich Bobrov) - CIS top-charts nu-disco singer, songwriter and composer, founder of "WorldOfBrights", "Clouds Testers The Legendaries" and "Stellar Map Worldwide" digital labels and related radioshows but most famouse as collector of rare vintage and modern synthesizers / FXs and hardware-synths pro. al l bo's original tracks, mashups and remixes are highlighted by hational Shazam top-100 chart and broadcasted by biggest FM stations such as DFM, Radio Record, L-FM, Kiss FM, Europa Plus, Megapolis FM, Ibiza Global Radio. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Larry Dekker | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | James Downing-Groth | Gwen Downing-Groth | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Hugo Casas | Argentinian producer | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Dr. Nathaniel Branden | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Александр Туманов | Classical Baritone vocalist, wind and keyboard instrumentalist | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Gustaf Westin | Gustaf Westin | Songwriter, guitarist & producer from Bollebygd (Sweden), but now residing in Billdal, Sweden. Email: gustaf@airborne-performance.com |
| Search | Add | 29 | Andrew Jackmauh | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Nataša Vladetić | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Animetalphysical | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Schlaganfall Zone | Aaron Schubert | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Dyloot | Jason Sperling | DJ & electronic music producer lives in Castro Valley, California |
| Search | Add | 29 | Lênito Abreu | Adelino Agostinho Abreu | Lênito Abreu is a Portuguese Fado singer, brother of [a=António Severino], he is still in active and is available for shows through his telephone number: 00351933852359. |
| Search | Add | 29 | 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 | 29 | Edith Lorand | Hungarian violinist, b.17 December 1898, d. 23 November 1960, New York. Most active during 1920s and 30s. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Cano Caoli | かの香織 (Kano Kaoli) | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Chymus | Tomáš F. Hanzl | Czech grindcore vocalist, lyrics writer and visual artist. Also known as "Frenzy". Member of [a=Antigod], [a=Closing], [a=Isacaarum], [a=M.A.C. of Mad], [a=Negligent Collateral Collapse]. Born 1974 as Libra, now live in Prague and Pardubice (Eastern Bohemia). |
| Search | Add | 29 | Jérôme Olivier Genin | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | 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 | 29 | Picazzo Stack | Patrick Schmidt | German Rapper from Dresden. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Nedeljko Kravljača | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Bernard Gourley | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Geoffrey Digby | Australian graphic artist. Art Director for the World Record Club in Australia for its Art Department's existence. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | สดใส ร่มโพธิ์ทอง | Thai artist. Sodsai Rungphothong | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Вячеслав Евтых | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Antonio "El Bailarín" | Antonio Ruiz Soler | Antonio Ruiz Soler was a Spanish Flamenco dancer, choreographer and artistic director. Dancer couple of Florencia Pérez Padilla aka [a3548524] from 1928 to 1952, their stage name was [a3522118]. Also couple of [a3390187]. Born November 4, 1921, Sevilla (Spain). Died February 5, 1996, Madrid (Spain). |
| Search | Add | 29 | Léigh @ Bit-Phalanx | Elim Arthur Léigh | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Raw Dada | The work of Raw Dada can be separated into two categories. Raw Dada can either use data sounds for ferocious walls of noise or take those data sounds and mix them into beats and melodies. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Joe Paul Nichols | Country and gospel singer who was born in Cundiff, Texas. (9/13/1941 - 7/27/2011) | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Muabi | Pavel | [b]Pavel Muabi:[/b] Electronic [i]Ambient[/i] musician making music since 1997 creating [i]Experimental-Techno[/i] Ambient fusion [i]Glitch-Breakbeat[/i] music using both software and hardware synthesizers. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Jan Buckard | Jan Buckard | Musician and illustrator based in Germany. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Happiness Forever | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | DJ Kirill Sergeew | Kirill Sergeev (Кирилл Сергеев) | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Shameek Gonsalves | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | George Truett | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Riccardo Iacoangeli | Riccardo Iacoangeli | Italian graphic and webdesigner. |
| Search | Add | 29 | V2 Image Control | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | KoKo-PoP | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Ether Pan | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Gaz Stoker | Gary Stoker | Bassist. Older brother of [a=Kid Stoker]. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Ronnie Switzer | Canadian bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Andrew Grimm | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Jim Leone | Bass player and vocalist from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Brandon "Eugene" Owens | US bassist. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Jularbo J:rs Trio | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | McKee Trio | Popular string trio recording for [l=Victor] between 1915 and 1917. Members were [a=Alexander Hackel] (violin), [a=Bernard Altschuler] (cello), and [a=William E. Bergè] (piano). | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Kevin J. Browne | Composer / Educator / Author / Philosopher | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Royal Pops Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | F. Desolation | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Bhatoptics | Sleeve/cover design team. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Agnes Monica | Agnes Monica Muljoto | Indonesian singer and actress, born 1 July 1986 in Jakarta, Indonesia, known by her stage name Agnez Mo. She has recorded 3 children's albums and became a presenter of several children's television programs. In 2003, Mo released her first adult album entitled And the Story Goes. On the second album released in 2005, Whaddup A..?!, she collaborated with American singer Keith Martin. Mo also took part in two Taiwanese drama series, The Hospital and Romance In The White House. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Bennett Freed | Artist management in the United States, primarily active in the 80s and early 90s. Often partnered with [a=Ron Weisner]. Most notable clients included [a=Bananarama], [a=Steve Winwood], [a=Jody Watley] and [a=ABC]. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Flaviano Lanzi | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | ComeRaveInPeace | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | John Wayne Gacy | John Wayne Gacy | [b]John Wayne Gacy[/b] (17 March 1942, Chicago — 10 May 1994, Stateville Correctional Center, Illinois) was an American serial killer and rapist who 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 | 29 | عبد العزيز محمود | عبد العزيز محمود (ʾAbd al-ʾAzīz Maḥmūd) | Abdel Aziz Mahmoud (died 1981) was an Egyptian actor and singer from Port Said. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Jollywood Studios | Swedish design studio | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Studio Yuck | Creative studio from artist and musician [a3350889], guitarist of [a4554137] | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Keith 'Gorgan' Wignall | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Ορχήστρα Αλέκου Γεωργιάδη | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Las Tres Guitarras | Ecuadorian guitar trio created in 1934 | |
| Search | Add | 29 | La Galleguita | Matilde Jiménez Blas | Spanish flamenco singer, born January 21, 1948 in Carballo, Spain. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Neto Martins | José Martins Neto | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Billyphobia | Artist and DJ living in Madrid (Spain). | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Myles Byrne-Dunhill | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | JessMattic | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Danilo Vasić | Danilo Vasić | Serbian pianist and arranger. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Anthony Santosusso | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Daniele Bagni | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Břevnovanka | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Eira Davies | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Three Men Went To Mow | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Hans Joachim Kipka | German vocalist, born 03.12.1929 in Halle/Saale, † 2008 in Hamburg In the 50s he was a Schlager singer, later on he worked also in reading books for records. He frequently worked with [a=Kurt Stephan]. Since the middle of 1961 he replaced Martin Berendt at [a=Das Roland-Trio] | |
| Search | Add | 29 | 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 | 29 | Mark Onyx | Mark Andrew Makowski Onyx | Drummer and songwriter in several punk, experimental and industrial bands. Active in bands since 1990. Moved from the Midwest to Fort Lauderdale Florida in 1992. Heavily involved in the goth, industrial and post-punk scene and a main contributor/booker to Club Squeeze and The Edge in Ft. Lauderdale. Moved back to Midwest in 1994 and drummed in experimental post-punk bands playing shows in Chicago, Illinois and throughout the Midwest. Moved to Portland, Oregon in 2003 and has been active since. Currently in the experimental industrial group called-ism. Also has released 26 solo albums under the name VULGAR since 1995. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Osvaldo Valls | Argentinian producer ("Director artístico") and percussionist. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Dimitrije Čudov | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Du Cret | Visual credit on 1950's releases mainly for [l7703] and [l54908] based labels. Company profile [url=https://www.discogs.com/label/1484794-Atelier-Du-Cret]here.[/url] | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Peter Appleyard Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Novigraphics | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Ernest Synmoie | Reggae producer and co-founder of [l=Thrillseekers (2)] | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Karen Hacking | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Ernst Drollinger | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Haraldur Þorsteinsson | Icelandic bass player and vocalist, b. 1952 | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Perinho Albuquerque | Péricles De Albuquerque | Brazilian guitarist and songwriter. Brother of [a265145]. b.: April 25, 1946 - Salvador, BA |
| Search | Add | 29 | www.studioflokati.de | Studio Flokati / Reuter & Wöstheinrich Medien Produktion. Artwork, design and branding agency based in Gütersloh, Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | A-S-D | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Michael Zolotov | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Grupo Coral De Cantares Regionais De Portel | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Carlos Morean | Carlos Roberto Moreán Corothie | Venezuelan singer, guitar player, director and songwriter. Born Jul 28, 1947 |
| Search | Add | 29 | Tomas Lööw | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Der Marcony-Chor | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Samuli Huttunen | Samuli Huttunen is a Finnish graphic designer and illustrator known for his work in print, infographics, journalism, and poster art. His creative inspiration draws from nature, alchemy, sacred geometry, and cats. If you’re interested in his portfolio, you can find it on Behance. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Thomas Meier-Goldau | Thomas Meier-Goldau | |
| Search | Add | 29 | HCRC Staff | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Эмиль Верник | Эмиль Григорьевич Верник | Emil Vernik (September 4, 1924, Odessa, USSR - April 9, 2021 Moscow, Russia) - chief director of literary and dramatic radio broadcasting of the All-Union Radio = [l405938] (1969-2002). Under his leadership, was carried out more than 200 radio shows. Member of the Union of theatrical figures. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Zé Canuto | Saxophonist. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Lace GFX | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Marina Fenech | Owner of [a4006983]. Married to [a298271]. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | George Papadakis | Γιώργος Παπαδάκης | Giorgos Papadakis (b. 1990) is a graphic designer, proactive in the audio-visual field working along artists and cultural and commercial clients in order to convey ideas through form, color, and sound. His study is focused on visual communication and relates to branding identity systems, print ephemera and typography. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Nick Melton | Nick Melton | Artist/producer who co-founded independent London-based record label [l=Bomm Records] in 1992 with [a=Ack Tambala] and the members of [a=Freak-Quency Generator] (who released only one EP with the label). Nick had a couple of earlier releases with the artist name [url=http://www.discogs.com/artist/T.N.T.+%284%29]T.N.T.[/url] with his then music partner [a=Terry Burton] in 1991 and 1992. Ack and Nick were heavily inspired by the music they had first heard in Goa in 1990 and the next few years which was the start of what was to become "Goa trance" and was therefore the birth of this transitional time dancing to new beat, EBM, rave, techno, italo-disco, and that when morphed by the pioneering DJs of the time became simply "Goa music" or to some "trance dance". As was the habit of Ack and Nick when releasing their EPs under the artist name M.A.N., was choosing to not use their own names on the label credits, but instead choosing (rather confusingly) to use family and sibling names (or even television football pundits)! Nick is still writing music under various names including the [a=Temporal Knights] and [a=Peripheral Visionary]. Nicknamed "Nick Meltdown" he is the trance dancer photographed in the TIP Records [url=http://www.discogs.com/Various-Orange-Compilation/release/33089]Orange Compilation[/url] booklet and before that the punk dancer photographed on the cover of the 1982 UK punk album [url=http://www.discogs.com/Straps-The-Straps/release/2270024]The Straps[/url]. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Frank Minoia | Francesco Minoia | Italian musician, composer, arranger and producer. He is the founder of Kyosaku Records. He is cousin of [a=Max Minoia]. |
| Search | Add | 29 | José Sampaio | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Rocking Rick Lego | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Luis Oberto | Venezuelan singer, sound engineer, record, radio and TV producer. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Jerome Hipps | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | William Bowser | William Bowser | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Perry Hardy | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Jan Marcin Szancer | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Tommy Bergs | Swedish pop / schlager / dansband in the 1970s | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Eric Carlstedt | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Furious Sound System | French sound system active during the 90's | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Alexander Ester | German radioplay music composer, or rather a collective pseudonyme for compositions to be used license free for radioplays by [a=Hans-Joachim Herwald]. It is most likely that those musics were composed by Herwald himself together with his friend [a=Hartmut Kulka]. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Shelkovskaya | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | วงดนตรี ศรีไพบูลย์ | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Panos Sounas | Παναγιώτης Σούνας | Digital painter & drummer from Crete, Greece. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Franco Coni | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Daddy Mad | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Andy Süss | German bass player. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Rougeot | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | George Cori | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Александр Арсеньев | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Akbar Nawab | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Os Meninos Rabinos | O nome foi retirado da canção d'[a4793191]. Grupo vocal formado em 1974 que era composto por Pedro, Sara, Gela, Lili, Betinha e Micá. A direcção musical era do Maestro José Machado. No álbum "Cantigas Infantis- Jogos" colaboraram nomes como Carlos Menezes e Siegfried Sugg. Depois o grupo passou para um septeto com a entrada de Rui e João e saida de Lili. São também fez parte do grupo. Como sexteto eram Betinha, Sara, Rui, João, Pedro e Gela e cantaram discos com várias canções do folclore português. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | The Feliks Dzierżanowski Polish Folk Band | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Peter Bye | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Mirza Ghalib | Mirza Asadullah Baig Khan (Urdu: مِرزااسَدُاللہ بیگ خان) | Mirza Ghalib (Urdu: غاؔلِب) born 27 December 1797 died 15 February 1869, was a prominent Urdu and Persian-language poet during the last years of the Mughal Empire. He used his pen-names of Ghalib (Urdu: غالِب, ġhālib means "dominant") and Asad (Urdu: اسَد, Asad means "lion"). His honorific titles were: Dabir-ul-Mulk, Najm-ud-Daula. |
| Search | Add | 29 | Jonas Dalacorte | Brazilian musician and producer, born 31st January, 1989. Living Deads (2006-2012) bass Couch & Tea Ready To Go (2010) bass [a=dpsmkr] (2011-present) guitars, fx [a=Change Your Life] (2011-2017) bass The Last Bohemian of Buenos Aires (2012-2013) guitars Veräo (2013) guitars [a=Cruise Noir] (2017-present) programming, fx [a=AKAAO] (2018) synthesizers, fx [a=Cortina De Fumaça] (2018) guitars, fx [a=Conflito] (2019-present) drums [a=The Completers] (2015-present) guitars [a=L.U.S.T. (6)] (2019-present) guitars, vocals | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Virja | Design studio and offset printing works based in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India Sometimes credited as [l1093336] | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Pato De Goma | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Conjunto Típico De Francisco Gouveia | Also credited as "Francisco Gouveia E O Seu Conjunto" | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Bobby Blisters | Visual artist and designer. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Жүсіпбек Елебеков | Жүсіпбек Елебеков | Zhusupbek Elebekov (1904-1977) - tenor singer from Kazakhstan. |
| Search | Add | 29 | David F. Anderson | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Pepe Jansz | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Will's Akkordeon-Meisterorchester | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Константин Драгнев | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | 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 | 29 | Tom Habes | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Božo Potočnik | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Marc Brody | An American photographer. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Mass-Hole | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Willie Grimston | Appears on several [a=Chris Rea] releases, often without a specific role or as coordinator. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Martin Madigan | Martin Madigan | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Zespół Instrumentalny Mieczysława Janicza | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | 현인 | 현동주(玄東柱) | Korean Pop Singer, member of the Order of Cultural Merit |
| Search | Add | 29 | Marcin Daniec | ||
| Search | Add | 29 | Garry J. Cape | Garry J Cape is a veteran English soul record dealer, active from 1970 to 2005, with over 35 years experience of travelling throughout the entire US. He founded the label [l146004] in 1978, reactivated 2009 - 2011 and currently from 2019; he also owned and operated [l223319] (1979), [l177050] (2007-2013, CD label), and was business partner in [l434980] (2000-2007) with John Anderson, promotion partner. | |
| Search | Add | 29 | Phantoms Of The S.S. | Phantoms Of The SS was formed by 1 Phantom & 1 Other to create avant-garde and surrealistic sound structures and experiment with tones, various mixing techniques, drones and other oddities. The two forming member welcomed Oni Sakti into the group as a "silent" member. Now more active in the creation of the sound structures. Oni Sakti's female counterpart Zoe Sakti joined Phantoms on the Ventorum album and Sexual Surrealists 7" and is also now a permanent member of Phantoms Of The SS. | |
| Search | Add | 28 | The Sweet Malay Entertainers | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | 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 | 28 | Skinny Cueball | Rapper from Berlin, Germany. | |
| Search | Add | 28 | Marcus Mossmann | @ Phonographic Artifacts Analog-Digital-Transfer-Preservation Sound as it used to be... (Died in March 2021 by a heart attack) | |
| Search | Add | 28 | Claude Cousin | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Marcel Lasalmonie | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | H. W. Claussnitzer | German photographer. Lived in Lübeck and Hamburg. | |
| Search | Add | 28 | The Floating Mountain Band | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | NeoMirage | David Ragal Fall | Paris-based producer from Nîmes. Initiates a new current of music, the "organic sound", between hip-hop and electronic, NeoMirage, permeates his music with abstraction, innovative rhythm and psychedelia. |
| Search | Add | 28 | V-Lays | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Jean-Pierre Mareuil | Sound and mastering engineer located in France (EU). J-P Mareuil was known for having worked at [l269411] in Boulogne, near Paris, during the second mid of the 70’s, then, at [l306336] and [l280162] studios in Paris, during the 80’s. | |
| Search | Add | 28 | Kawaiicomplex | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Peterka a spol. | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Strike Force Production | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Young Atlantic | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Andrew Sayers | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Артур Айдинян | Արթուր Այդինյան (Артур Мкртичевич Айдинян) | Artur Aydinyan – Armenian actor and vocalist (tenor). Born 1923 in Saloniki, Greece. Died 1997 in Odessa, Ukraine. |
| Search | Add | 28 | 松方弘樹 | 目黒 浩樹 (Kōju Meguro) | Hiroki Matsukata. Japanese actor and singer. Born July 23, 1942 in Tokyo. Died January 21, 2017. |
| Search | Add | 28 | Леонид Должников | Леонид Должников | Sound engineer |
| Search | Add | 28 | Floyd C. Woodhull | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Benita Kimera | Works in project coordination, A&R and technical assistance. | |
| Search | Add | 28 | LKSDRHSTLR | Producer / Beatmaker from Siegen, Germany | |
| Search | Add | 28 | Владимир Горячих | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | ハナ肇とクレイジー・キャッツ | ハナ肇とクレイジー・キャッツ | Hajime Hana & Crazy Cats / Crazy Cats |
| Search | Add | 28 | David Tristram | Successful comedy playwright and occasional graphic designer. See also: [a=Geoffrey Tristram] | |
| Search | Add | 28 | Beau David | William David Small | Canadian musician, singer and songwriter. |
| Search | Add | 28 | Gianlorenzo Tubelli | Gianlorenzo Tubelli | Italian DJ and producer. He passed away on 19th September 2011. |
| Search | Add | 28 | Andrea "db" Debernardi | Sound Engineer and Producer from Cossato, Piemonte, Italy. He usually works with Pop/Hip Hop/Rap artists, not to be confused with [a2738358] "Bernie" working mainly with indie/rock/metal artists. | |
| Search | Add | 28 | Adam Hargreaves | Son of [a1049177], taking over illustration and writing of the Mr Men and Little Miss characters after Roger's death in 1988. | |
| Search | Add | 28 | Orchestre Iza Volpin | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Ναπολέων Ζούμπας | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Шамгон Кажгалиев | Шамғон Сағаддинұлы Қажығалиев | Shamgon Kazhgaliev (1927-2015) - conductor, pedagogue, dombra player from Kazakhstan. |
| Search | Add | 28 | Erick Bamy | French vocalist, born in Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe, in November 1949 - died in Lille, France, in November 2014. He was the background singer of [a=Johnny Hallyday] during 25 years. | |
| Search | Add | 28 | Дмитрий Оганян | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Jonathan Thomas Maiocco | Jonathan Thomas Maiocco is an emerging recording artist, producer, and film composer. | |
| Search | Add | 28 | Checco Durante | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Jenzeits | Chad Davis | Jenzeits is the electronic music project of underground music savant [a=Chad Davis]. Jenzeits is a thematic continuation of his previous project [a=Romannis Mötte] - an exercise in improvisation and stream of consciousness in the spirit of kosmische innovators like [a=Klaus Schulze], [a=Manuel Göttsching] and [a=Rolf-Ulrich Kaiser]. |
| Search | Add | 28 | Grammophon Orkester, København | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | อรวี สัจจานนท์ | Orawee Sujjanon (born 1966) is a Thai singer. | |
| Search | Add | 28 | Bryon Moore | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Orquesta De Herman Helmer | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Nippon Mercury Orchestra | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Аслан Борсов | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Naoto Taguchi | Naoto Taguchi | Naoto Taguchi, originally from Sapporo and currently living in Tokyo, is an audiovisual artist with a strong musical background (having played the piano since his early childhood) who is also interested in programming, photography, design in general and spinning records as a DJ. Locating himself inbetween a triangle of minimalist electronica, dubmatics and quirky experimental sounds his latest release on test tube entitled 'untitled 9 fragments ordinaries sound materials' concentrates on the experimental side of his oeuvre. |
| Search | Add | 28 | Первое Народное Трио Баянистов | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Oliver Korthals | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | DP7 | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | The Silver Stars Band | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Henryk Szopiński | Polish accordionist, pianist and arranger. A member of the Polish band Blues Flowers. Founding member of the Polish bands Dzień Kobiet, Bluesdorf Orchestra and Rypcium Pypcium. A member of the Phonographic Academy in Poland. The originator and director of the Blues Express Festival in Zakrzewo, Poland. | |
| Search | Add | 28 | Jaap Tol | From Volendam, the Netherlands | |
| Search | Add | 28 | Orchestra Nando De Luca | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Jack Teter Trio | The Jack Teter Trio was the surprise hit of 1950 with a vocal version of an old jazz standard, “Johnson Rag.” With this group, Teter’s career was rejuvenated and he enjoyed further success in the early 1950's. They released a series of records for Sharp and other local labels. | |
| Search | Add | 28 | Le Meneztrel | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Ансамбль Песни Всесоюзного Радио | 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 | 28 | Boudini Brothers | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Burnbjoern | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Lena Richter | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | 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 | 28 | Elia De Biase | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Luca Leggi | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Taiwo Musa | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Strýci | Czech pop and jazz group, as well as a chorus. Led by [a=Luděk Švábenský], evolved from [a=Milan Chladil]’s backing band 1970–1971, backing band for [a=Helena Vondráčková] 1972–1979. Also known as “Šest strýců” (Six Uncles) or “[a=Luděk Švábenský se svým orchestrem]”. Members (among others): Luděk Švábenský (piano, organ, vocals, leader), Jiří Hlava (trumpet, vocals), Josef Bažík Pavelka (trombone, vocals), Jan Václavík (saxophone, vocals), Jiří Jech (saxophone), Václav Kozel (saxophone, vocals), Ladislav Chvalkovský (bass guitar, vocals), Miroslav Ryška (bass guitar), Ivan Smažík, (drums, vocals), Pavel Fořt (guitar) | |
| Search | Add | 28 | 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 | 28 | Rodney Doddridge | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Hugh Attwooll | Producer and drummer. | |
| Search | Add | 28 | Groupe Adorons L'Eternel (GAEL) | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Joe Stache(Less) | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Roger Abjean | Breton priest, musician and composer, founder and director of choirs, 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 | 28 | Branko Rogošić | Owner and editor-in-chief of Rock Express Company (magazines, books, label, distribution) and magazines "Rock Express", "Metal Express", "Metal Market", "Muzičar". Branko Rogošić (b. 1966 in Belgrade) was a record collector for more than 45 years, and one of "generation-Zero" of Yugoslav metalheads. Now he is attorney-at-law and writter and publisher of many books and magazines about Freemasonry, but also still active in Serbian metal/rock community. Older Brother of Zoran Rogošić. | |
| Search | Add | 28 | Salomon Emquies | Salomon Emquies | An American art director and photographer who has been affiliated with the [l=Delicious Vinyl] label. |
| Search | Add | 28 | Cone McCaslin | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Ad Bouman | Was a Technician and DJ for the old "Radio Veronica" also produced records. Has maintained an archive of Radio Veronica material that is still being used today and has appeared on several compilations and other media. | |
| Search | Add | 28 | Maurice Baril | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | AbstructA | Michael Blaich | Hardstyle DJ and producer from Orono, United States |
| Search | Add | 28 | Good Parts | Tim Stoakes | DJ and producer based in UK. He is one of the founders of [l=Star-Fi Recordings]. |
| Search | Add | 28 | Rich Orchard | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Lorenz Zadro | Lorenz Zadro (born 6 January 1985, Verona, Italy) is a guitarist, author, producer and artistic director, collector, passionate popularizer of Blues & American Music. As a sideman and artistic producer he collaborates in a lot of projects, often alongside national and international blues artists. Since 2010 he has been the founder and president of the cultural association Blues Made In Italy and since 2015 he has been a founding partner of A-Z Blues and A-Z Press. As a guitarist and producer, he took part in the publication of over forty records. He collaborates and writes for many music magazines. In 2019 he published the book 'Blues Pills and Other Stories' for Arcana Edizioni and in January 2020 he published the new album 'Blues Chameleon'. | |
| Search | Add | 28 | Die Hansen Boys | German music / vocal ensemble founded in 1950 in Cologne ([i]Köln[/i]). | |
| Search | Add | 28 | Cvetocek7 | Russian pop singer | |
| Search | Add | 28 | Lou Fortunate | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Kevin McCallister | Kevin McCallister is primarily an Architect, addicted to club music. He has spent years and years in the most famous dancefloors in the world, and in many of the most interesting festivals in Europe. His goal, both in DJ sets and in productions, is to make people dance, spanning several genres, even very different ones. He loves to travel the world and this also influences him a lot in his choice and musical research. | |
| Search | Add | 28 | Zero Tolerance Magazine | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Justin Sloane | Graphic designer, art director. | |
| Search | Add | 28 | Μάκης Βασιλειάδης | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | 배따라기 | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | محمد الحياني | Mohamed El Hayani (1947 - 1996, Casablanca) was a Moroccan singer. | |
| Search | Add | 28 | Kevin "Ice-Berg" Blake | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Don Bestor | American songwriter, pianist, conductor & bandleader. b. Langford, South Dakota 23 Sept. 1889. | |
| Search | Add | 28 | Dylan Pace | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Berner Ländlerquartett | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Galambos István | Galambos István | Hungarian drummer, record producer. Younger brother of [a3473833] |
| Search | Add | 28 | Alfredas Šaltys | ||
| Search | Add | 28 | Hans Frieß | German military conductor and arranger. Born: 10 June 1910 in Mainz, German Empire. Died: 1985. [b]Bands Conducted:[/b] 1. [a12428698] (1940's) 2. [a1621573] (1960's) | |
| Search | Add | 28 | Cary Rowells | Cary Rowells |
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