Strange Talk is an indie synth-pop Melbourne band that formed in February 2010. The band has been writing an EP over 2010 and plans an official release later in the year. The band's sound has been heavily compared to Phoenix, Passion Pit and Cut Copy. In March 2011 it was anounced that their EP 'Strange Talk' will be released through Neon Gold / Sony on April 12, 2011
If you are reading this while listenning to your mp3s, the Id3 tags are incorrect. The right tag for this artist is Dj T. Merci.
PoP! is the fictional 80's pop band for the movie Music and Lyrics featuring Hugh Grant as Alex Fletcher, the singer from the band. They were also apparently a real pop band from 2004-2005 with two albums (at least, two that last.fm users listen to) or Pop! was an Australian band of the 1990s. It was a side project of Melbourne band About Six Feet. Together with Frente's Angie Hart they recorded the song Tingly, which was released as a single in 1995, and reached the Triple J Hottest 100 of the same year.
Tina Barrett (born 16 September 1976) is a London based singer-songwriter, originally trained as a ballerina at the Arts Educational Performing Arts School. Her major breakthrough came in 1999, when she became a member of S Club 7 where she enjoyed four years of hit singles, arena tours and awards, including two Brit Awards. Barrett gained a generation of fans and help sell over 13 million records.
There are multiple artists which use the name Voyager: 1. A progressive metal band from Australia
2. An ambient sludge metal band from the United States
3. A pop group from the United Kingdom
4. A drum and bass project
5. A rock band from the United States
6. An electronic project of Justin Scott Dixon
7. An electronic project of Tom Moore 1. VOYAGER is an Australian melodic progressive metal band.
There are six bands with this name: 1) Mannequin was a band from Sterling, VA comprised of members of the punk band Pg.99 and others. Known for their rather chaotic live shows and "yr screaming youth" based lyrical content, they had a strong following among the Mid-Atlantic punk scene. Rumored to have broken up because the drummer moved to L.A. to model. 2) ＭＡＮＮＥＱＵＩＮ is a Japanese Visual Kei band that formed 2007-07. They have one mini-album released so far called .
Multiple artists: 1) Deep-house producer whose tracks are represented here. 2) Melbourne bluesman. Based in Geelong, Australia, Chris Wilson is a singer, songwriter and musican who works primarily in the blues genre and occasionally edges into gospel/country. Gaining recognition in the 80s providing the searing blues-harp noise of Harem Scarem and gigging for many years as the frontman of Crown Of Thorns, Chris has been involved in many bands and projects, including The Spidermen, Rose Amongst Thorns...
1) John O'Callaghan is an Irish DJ, mainly producing electronic music. He also produces music under the alias of Joint Operations Centre, Mannix and Stenna. He has also collaborated with fellow Discover artists such as Bryan Kearney, Neal Scarborough (as Inertia), Thomas Bronzwaer (as Lost World) and Greg Downey. His best known track is Big Sky, done with vocalist Audrey Gallagher, formerly of the 90's alt-rock band Scheer.
It’s funny really, that a band with so much talent would be called GoodLuck. Because it’s not really luck that’s got these three musos to where they are – igniting South African night skies with their jazzing beats- it’s more like a blend of serious sums of talent, plenty of soul and a helluva lot of passion. And their next plan? Taking over the dance floors of the world! And they’re not far off.
Tim Deluxe (Tim Liken) went from being just another British DJ/producer to being a brand-name hitmaker as he released one smash single after another during the early 2000s, bringing much acclaim to Darren Emerson's Underwater Records in the process with big, big vocal-driven tracks like "It Just Won't Do" and "Less Talk, More Action." Deluxe began his road to fame as a club DJ, a pastime he initially pursued while working at a London-based record store during the '90s. He then began producing tracks as well, collaborating with Omar Amidora and Andy Lysandrou in the short-lived group Double 99.