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Garage-pop or punk-powerpop? Glow Kit don’t gamble on horses – the aesthetics here are dirty, catchy and hard-hitting. In a time when the term ‘pop music’ is luckily no longer a curse word among picky music lovers, we need musicians who know how to write a good pop song. No matter what genre or style this melody relates to! In this case, the Aarhus, Denmark duo devise a blend of garage rock / punk / power pop that draws on inspiration from musicians such as The Beat, Black Lips, the late Jay Reatard and others.

1)Zaki is a danish-egypsien mc which mix hip-hop, reggae, afrobeat, worldmusic, latin toghether and raps in danish, english and spanish.
Released his debut "Musikmosaik" on the D.I.Y. label Helicopter. The album got good reviews but didn't get much attention cause it had a D.I.Y. sound and therefor badly produced.
Zaki is featured on the world music project "Oriental Mood" and in the Betty Nansen Theaters version of "Don Juan".
2)Zaki Ibrahim Sho (Iqra In Orange) District Six Music; 2006

Duck Soup is a danish ska band. They play 2 tone ska, and are clearly inspired by bands as the Specials, The Selecter and The (English) Beat. The band kicked off back in 1982, during the punk- and mod revival movement in Denmark. The band broke up in 1984, but decided to reestablish it again 9 years after. Since then they have played a loadful of concerts, released one full-length album (Planet Ska, 1998) and starred on a couple of compilations as well. The band is still playing live, and a new album is said to be on it's way.

There are two bands called On Trial
1)Danish rock band.
2)English Punk band.