Mango is a name that has been used more than once: (1) An Israeli pop - girl band.
(2) A popular Italian singer.
(3) A pop band from Lithuania.
(4) A alternative punk / ska band from Rīga, Latvia.
(5) A progressive house producer and DJ from Moscow, Russia. Mango (1):
A Israeli pop girl band, that worked between between the years 1988-1991, originated from the Israeli Defense Forces - Northern Command Band.
There are at least three artists with this name. 1.) For the last three years, Dallas' dynamic bass duo Jimmy Blythe (Droopy) and Kyle Nuss (Royal Highnuss) have been melting speakers and knocking drinks off the bar with their huge bass heavy sound. While getting support from large names including: Rusko, Datsik, Downlink, Excision, Calvertron, Run DMT, Helicopter Showdown, Eptic, and more, the group refined their sound releasing tracks such as "Feel 4 U" on Betamorph Recordings and a remix of "Miracle" on Lincoln Road Records in 2011.
Andrew Bayer is an American DJ/Producer from Washington, DC. He is known for his unique progressive house productions on the Anjunadeep and Anjunabeats labels, also incorporating elements of idm, progressive breaks and other genres. He is also known for collaborations with Norwegian producer Boom Jinx (as Boom Jinx & Andrew Bayer), BT, and the now inactive progressive trance group SignalRunners with Alan Nimmo.
Growing up in a log cabin in rural Vermont, Morgan Page began composing electronic-oriented music at the age of 14. By 15, his work appeared on local college radio and commercial stations in his hometown of Burlington, and began to spread to other cities. Towards the end of high school, Morgan got his own radio show at The University of Vermont, filling in for a friend on a popular Saturday night slot. This turned into a weekly endeavor that introduced Morgan to the vast assortment of electronic music that came by the boxload every week.
There are at least two musicians. 1. Peter P. Martin III, an electronic dance music producer with focus in progressive house, hailing from Texas, USA. His first productions under his name became released in 2003, on Method Records, subdivision of famous Baroque. Along with this, he formed a group Pinkbox Special with Derek Howell and they've released few productions on Holland's Armada Music. After that Armada Music became interested in young talent and he delivered two productions for Armada's Electronic Elements.
Nubreed, a 'Nu Skool Breaks' band based in Melbourne, Australia is made up of Jase, Myke and Db. Know for their dynamic live shows and a style that pushes the boundries. Nubreed draw on a wide range of influences like old skool jazz, neo-tech, funk, breaks, hip hop and drum and bass. They are seen as a band rather than a group, as they MC and sing on their tracks and due to their wide influences, they have a sound more like a band.
Formed in summer 2004, Skein arose in Tampere, Finland. Soon after their first recording, a five-song self-titled EP, the lineup underwent some drastic changes. After over two years of seeking a new singer, the Skein is finally operative in 2007, with new material and a will to let everyone hear it. The music could be placed in the loose genre of alternative metal, with dynamic and hard-hitting and yet reflective and poignant sound. The feeling of melancholy persists throughout the soundscapes that Skein creates.
www.trafikmusic.co.uk DJ mixes available at: www.hybridized.org/sets/?artist=17 Trafik are putting the finishing touches to their second studio album, it will be entitled 'Dark Times'. This sees a return to the more eclectic feel of Bullet and according to the boys themselves is "easily our best work yet." ‘Dark Times’ will see Rachel Lamb guesting on vocals but, new to the fold will be Tricia Lee Kelshall, best known for her work on Way out West's 'Mindcircus' and In-Stereo, the twins currently providing backing vocals for Duffy on her world tour.
Paul Crossman a.k.a General Midi has always managed to master a more level crunching, dub flavoured and bass fuelled musical ride than his peers and it is this that has earned him his fast growing reputation as the source of a great night out when he's at the controls and as 'the producer's producer'. Emerging from the backrooms of the Bristol Club scene his slick DJ ability and an ear for a great tune have given him regular appearances at breaks hotspots across the planet such as Fabric, Chew The Fat...