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The Copper Family is a multi-generational British folksinging family whose work spans the period from the 1840s to the present. They sing traditional folk songs of south England and are the only and original source for many of the songs they sing. Their style of delivery is rough-and-ready unison and harmony, mostly a cappella, and their subject matter is farming, the seasons, and the country life in general. Their Wikipedia site (http://en.wikipedia.

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So far there are at least six artists using the name Grace. 1) 90's dance act featuring Paul Oakenfold, Steve Osborne, and Dominique Atkins.
2) Swedish synthpop group active in the 1980's. Their single "Ingen Kan Älska Som Vi" was the title track to the movie with the same name and a big hit in Sweden.
3) Five-piece rock band based in Shepherd's Bush, London.
4) Death metal act from Hranice, Czech Republic.
5) English Prog Rock group.

"There are only two adjectives music writers care about – “brilliant” and “different” – and Detroit Social Club - despite only being together an incredibly short amount of time - already have a freehold on both. This is largely due to lead singer and songwriter David Burn’s determination to shake up a musical landscape, which has become both bland and predictable. He has spent the last two years in the band’s purpose built studio on the banks of the Tyne, carefully producing and piecing together a music assemble which is as refreshing as it is dynamic...

Karima Francis is a young singer/songwriter from Blackpool, England. Nineteen years old, as of 2006, she is now based in Manchester, intending to study music. Originally a drummer also providing backing vocals for alternative/indie band Litterbug in her home town, she had only recently became a singer, and also plays the guitar. This change of direction has revealed a singer of enormous range and power who has been likened by some to a young Joan Armatrading, but who has a unique style of her own. This is coupled with a small number of lyrical and powerful self-written songs.