Carly Rae Jepsen (born November 21, 1985) is a Juno-nominated singer/songwriter from Mission, British Columbia, Canada In the summer of 2007 she placed third in the fifth season of Canadian Idol. Her debut album Tug of War was released in Canada on September 30, 2008. An EP titled Curiosity was released on February 14, 2012. The lead single, Call Me Maybe, reached #1 in her native Canada and was certified double platinum.
There are at least three artists with this name: 1) Voodoo Child is an alias used by electronic artist Moby. So far, he has released two albums under the Voodoo Child moniker: The End of Everything; a collection of slow, relaxing music, and Baby Monkey; an upbeat electronica disc. New York, USA 2) French heavy metal band with one album, Adr
"Auburn," as you will quickly notice, refers to more than one band. First is an R&B/pop singer who sings "La La La." Most other tracks are from a southern metalcore band of the same name. According to the La La La Songfacts, Auburn Williams was born in Minneapolis to a single mother. She began singing in church and listened to nothing but gospel music as a kid. When she was 13, Auburn began performing with a local all-girl group called Loyal and she continued to work on her songwriting, posting tracks on her MySpace page growing her fanbase the grass-roots way.
Midfield General, real name Damian Harris, is the original founder of the Skint Records label, which became the forerunner of the big success of Norman Cook's Fatboy Slim. Midfield General is the recording alias of Skint label boss Damian Harris. A prime architect of the sound of big beat, Harris grew up listening first to punk rock, then hip-hop, and finally acid house. He then moved to Brighton to study art, eventually taking work as a DJ while promoting clubs around the city.
1-Duck (Vincent Robin) is a french electro producer mainly influenced by Dub music. Multi-instrumentalist, he discovered the sound synthesis very young and is now a major figure of the Creative Commons alternative scene.
Playing with some bands since 2003, he started a solo project late 2006 with the album "One Way Back" by joining the netlabel "Freshpoulp Records". This album combines all kinds of sounds and oscillates between Electro-Dub, Trip-Hop and Drum'n'Bass.
1- Shazam (not to be confused with band The Shazam) is producer Cameron Parkin from Perth, Western Australia. Getting releases pressed to vinyl since he was 16, his current output is somewhat along the lines of French House and Electro-Funk (in the truest/purest sense of the terminology). 2- Shazam is a German eurodance project produced by Graham Bonney, Andreas Herchenbach and Guido Scheffler.
Shazam released the singles "No Guarantee" and "Baby Baby Baby".
Scarlet Harlots is a musical outfit hailing from the streets of Birmingham. Their passion for fusing big beats, strong bass and angular punk guitars has brought about the term 'Punk-Step'. Currently unsigned, but making waves on English stages, they were 3rd in the hit series Orange Unsigned Act in 2009. www.myspace.com/thescarletharlots www.twitter.com/scarletharlots
Christina Maria Aguilera (born December 18, 1980 in Staten Island, New York, United States) is an accomplished pop and rnb singer who debuted in 1998 with the song Reflection for the soundtrack to the Disney film, Mulan. She has since become one of the biggest female recording artists of the last decade, selling over 42 million records worldwide. Her work has earned her numerous awards, including four Grammy Awards and one Latin Grammy Award, amongst eighteen nominations. She has achieved four #1 singles on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, as well as two #1 albums in the United States.
Grunge robot trance moments from Cork, Ireland. A midi grind rocket manned by three individual cyber punk convicts (Eoghan Reid/Vince Murray/Scimon Tist).
Comparisons include New Order, Kraftwerk and MGMT. A Zombie Computer sonic ritual usually includes explosive drum beats shrouded in blissed out keys with overdriven guitar housing as an accomplice. The sacrificial trance is offered up between electro dance and grunge punk.
It seems there are six entries for "Code Red":
1) Boy band from the end of 90's, with songs that sounds a lot like "Backstreet boys" or "N*Sync".
2) An electronic music group from Russia.
3) Thrash metal band from Japan.
4) The fourth is a hip-hop group from Louisville, Kentucky.
5) Death Metal band from Brasov, Romania
6) Thrash metal band from Germany.
7) A group of 4 bros drunk off mountain dew singing about swag