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Stardust was a French house band. Formed in Paris, France, it was a one-time musical collaboration consisting of producers Thomas Bangalter, Alan Braxe and vocalist Benjamin Diamond. The short-lived group released the popular club track titled "Music Sounds Better With You" in 1998. "Music Sounds Better with You", which had its basis in a sample from "Fate" by Chaka Khan, was conceived in the Rex Club in Paris, where Bangalter, Braxe, and Diamond were performing as a live trio. Bangalter and Braxe created the instrumental, which Diamond instinctively sang the title words over.

A successful surgery separated conjoined twins, Horace Glick and Stanley Hodge after some 20 odd years of life together. Each was adopted by different families and moved many miles apart. They lead strikingly similar lives, often defined by their love of music. Neither time nor distance could keep these brothers from reuniting in Lockerbie, Scottland to explore their love of music -- culminating in the formation of Beg.

Offer Nissim is an Israeli DJ, producer and remixer who, over the past 25 years, has become one of the top names in Israel's huge club scene. Offer Nissim's entrance into the industry started by accident when in 1979, the 15 year old DJ played his first ever live club set after being asked to replace a DJ that failed to show up. Since then, and over the years, Nissim has played in dozens of clubs across Israel, such as the "Forum", "Ha-Oman 17", "Alenby 58" and for the past few years in the "TLV" as the resident of the "FFF" - the most successful line of gay parties in Israel.

There are two outfits that go by this name: 1) The Lost Brothers are Brighton based DJs and producers Harry Diamond, Keiron McTernon and Sergei Hall, who are probably best known for their remix of Gerard McMann's classic song "Cry Little Sister", the theme song from the film "The Lost Boys".
The remix, "Cry Little Sister (I Need U Now)" featuring G Tom Mac (the name under which McMann is now more widely known), was released in 2003. It was a world-wide success. It went on to reach #21 in the UK charts and was also a #1 hit in Germany.