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Dirty Laundry - Kelly Rowland

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Indian Summer - The Doors

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Just Lose It - Eminem

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Dead Star - Muse

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On My Way - Tiesto

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Single - New Kids On The Block, Ne-Yo

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Coração, Olha O Que Queres - Marco Rodrigues

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Wkładaj Kask - Stach Trach

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Demons - Imagine Dragons

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First Time - Jonas Brothers

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Just The Way You Are - Diana Krall

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Over the Hills and Far Away - Nightwish

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Hard-rock / Metall

Ya No - Los Socios Del Ritmo

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The River Of Dreams - Billy Joel

580

Ave Maria / The Lord's Prayer (feat. David Phelps) - Bill & Gloria Gaither

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Salvation - Rancid

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What's Your Name? - 4minute

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Allein Allein - Polarkreis 18

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Athletic - Lord Kossity

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Already Gone - Sugarland

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Samjhawan - Jawad Ahmed

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The Virgin Mary Had a Baby Boy (feat. Babbie Mason and Jessy Dixon) (Live) - Bill & Gloria Gaither

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Uma Árvore Plantar - Panda e Os Caricas

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Blonde (Clip officiel) - Alizée

65

Here (Official Lyric Video) - Kari Jobe

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Italians sing a lot and well. And this applies not only to the classics from La Scala or pop music from San Remo. The descendants of Italians entrenched in the North American United States are excellent at showing themselves in the class of hard rock vocals. Moreover, in all his guises. Jon Bon Jovi, Ronnie James Dio, Dave Menicenti (Y&T), Lou Gramm (Foreigner) ... There are also some good rock drummers among them - just remember the legendary Dave Lombardo or Peter Criss (aka Chrisswall) ... "My great-grandfather, Giovani Tallerico, performed classical music on the cello: like me, he toured the country ... I spent all my childhood under my father's piano - I listened for hours as he rehearsed Debussy, Chopin, Liszt ... "- says Stephen Tyler (full name Tallerico , born 03/26/1948). The classical influences, however, missed the mark - the guy was interested in rhythm and blues.

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<p>BAP, the name stands for Best. Absolute. Perfect - The best. Absolute. Perfect) is a boy music group from South Korea. Submitted by TS Entertainment on December 9, 2011. The group debuted on January 28, 2012 in Seoul with the song "Warrior".</p>

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<p>Singer Lily Rose Allen was born on May 2, 1985 in London, in the family of the famous Welsh comedian Keith Allen and his wife and producer Alison Owen.</p>

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Eduard Ilie was born in 1986 in Bucharest, where he graduated from a music school and is currently graduating from the conservatory. In parallel with his studies, Eduard launched an active musical activity to create and produce tracks for other Romanian artists. At the age of 19, together with his friend Eduard Carcota, he wrote the song "Tornero" for Mihai Traistariu, with which Traistariu took part in the Eurovision Song Contest and took 4th place. It was a real success for young composers.

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<p>American pop rockers OneRepublic is an example of how to build a career with web 2.0. While the group struggled to build a relationship with the Columbia major without much success, their popularity on MySpace grew, and in the end OneRepublic turned out to be the most listened group among those who were not under contract. The situation was corrected by Timbaland, who signed the promising guys to his own label Mosley Music Group. Timba had never dealt with rockers before, but such a case was simply stupid to miss.</p>

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Robbie Williams is a rare example of an artist leaving a successful band to pursue an even more successful solo career. In the boy band Take That, Robbie played the unenviable role of a cute boy dancer who was allowed to the microphone on big holidays. Having trumped five years, Rob left the group with a scandal, giving out a freak show at the Glastonbury Festival. Williams had a good drink with his new friends from Oasis, and then, during their performance, he jumped onto the stage and performed shamanic dances there. Robbie was signed to EMI and hired an experienced writer and producer, Guy Chambers. The debut album "Life Thru A Lens" showed Britpop (friendship with the Galager brothers was not in vain), but Take That's audience was not ready for this turn of events. The disc would have failed, if not for the ballad Angels, the single with which became a "millionaire" (which was not least contributed to by the scandal: the press dug up an Irish singer from whom Rob allegedly bought a song after hearing him perform it in a bar).

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Robbie Williams

The daughter of a native of Jamaica, the girl Oceana, already in her early childhood loved to listen to soul and reggae music, was a fan of James Brown and Bob Marley. Studying the recordings and attending concerts of her favorite musicians, at home she diligently rehearsed in front of the mirror, trying to repeat the unearthly plastic of Marley, then she trained her vocal cords in order to be able to sing both in Marley's reggae style and in Brown's soul style. ... The path for a dark-skinned girl who wanted to become a singer was determined: if you do not want to practice "pop-music" - go sing jazz or soul. So Oseana's early career was quite successful, she worked as a backing vocalist in the band of the famous Masio Parker, and they didn't take "anyhow" there, the maestro's vocal talents in the girl saw. But the soul demanded a solo career. ...

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<p>Aubrey Drake Graham (born October 24, 1986, Toronto), better known under the pseudonym Drake, is a Canadian rapper and actor.<br /><br /> Aubrey "Drake" Graham was born on October 24, 1986 in Toronto, Ontario, the son of Denis Graham, a drummer who worked with Jerry Lee Lewis, he is the nephew of musician Larry Graham. Graham's father is a black American from Memphis, Tennessee, and Graham's mother, an educator, lives in Canada. His parents divorced when he was five, and he was raised by his mother in the affluent suburb of Toronto, where he attended elementary school as well as high school and college, which he never graduated from. He also spent many years with his father in Memphis.<br /><br /></p>

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At first, Westlife was apparently conceived as the main competitor of another Irish boy band - Boyzone. The team got off to a good start, and the path to the top was very short: the collapse of Boyzone in 2000 turned Westlife into monopolies. Out of work Boyzone manager Louis Walsh took Westlife under his wing and the band took over exactly the same place where Boyzone had been on the market. Indeed, it is quite difficult to distinguish groups from each other.

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<p>동방신기 (Donbanshinki) is a Korean pop group, one of the most popular in Asia today. The original team consisted of five members, Yuno Yunho, Hiro Jaejoong, Sia Junsu, Mickey Yoochun, and Max Changmin. Since 2010, the lineup has been reduced to the duo Yunou Yunho and Max Changmin. They specialize in dancing, singing, acting, and their music is a mixture of pop, R&B, hip-hop and, to a lesser extent, rock sound. Since their debut, the members of the group have proven themselves as talented singers and dancers, they occupy a dominant position in the Asian show business. The name of the group is Dong Bang Shin Ki (DBSK) (Hangul: 동방신기, Hancha: 東方神起), which translates as “Rising Gods of the East”.</p>

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TVXQ!(동방신기)

<p>This collective has a very turbulent and confusing pre-official history with a mass of line-up changes, two unsuccessful albums, as well as the suicide of the second vocalist - a person who seemed completely unwilling to commit suicide, in whose lips the optimistic “No bazaar!” Sounded every now and then. However, the group became known to the general public only in the 90s. It was amazing to meet the American team that made their way into the charts of those years, whose songs were different from each other! And this was at a time when the disc was being recorded for the sake of two hits of dubious quality, and if suddenly a material was composed that was different in style from the previous one, it was time to create a new project for it. Is it possible? Undoubtedly! Without a bazaar! No doubt!</p><p> Conceived and created by Californian Eric Stefani (1964), his sister Gwen (1969), and their mutual friend John Spense back in 1986, the group has long and painfully made its way onto the big stage. Musicians came and went, no stable income was foreseen. In December 1987, the first crisis broke out - after a quarrel with his parents in an attack of depression, Spence committed suicide. At the next concert, the band's disbandment was announced, but the very next day Gwen and Eric decided to continue working.<br /><br /> Things suddenly went smoothly, and a couple of years later the line-up stabilized: Gwen Stefani - vocals, Eric Stephanie - keyboards, Tom Dumont (1968) - guitar, Tony Kanal (1970) - bass, Adrian Young (Adrian Young , 1969) - drums. After unsuccessful tests, they decided not to take anyone to the place of the late Spence, and Gwen remained the main vocalist. However, the breakthrough was still far away.</p><p> Times, however, changed - the grunge boom faded away as abruptly as it began, and in sunny California, cheerful guitar rock with ska elements triumphed again. It was then that brother and sister Stephanie showed the real class of the game: the hellish polystyling of "Tragic Kingdom", the third disc of No Doubt, released by the studio "Trauma", finally caught the audience. Bolan blues "The Climb", reggae "World Go 'Round", aerosmith-like ballad "Don't Speak", glam reggae "Spiderwebs", punk foxtrot "Excuse Me Mr.", operetta title "Tragic Kingdom" (where guitarist Dumont's "metal" past was rapidly manifested) and other, no less carbon monoxide compositions gave the impression of an application for the future of the upper class: it was one of the few albums of the decade in general, interesting from first to last note.</p><p> The breakthrough took place.</p>

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<p>Rick Astley is a 1980s British dance music performer, baritone. His most famous song - "Never Gonna Give You Up" - stayed at the top of the UK charts for 5 weeks, and in 2007 spawned the Internet meme "Rickrolled"</p>

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<p>Ashley Tisdale, full name Ashley Michelle Tizdale, was born on July 2, 1985, in Monmouth County, New Jersey. The girl got on television at a very early age. And how not to be an actress, if you have someone to take an example from - the older sister Jennifer. Ashley's manager, Bill Perlman, is her first producer and continues to represent her today. After her first audition, she successfully appeared in over 100 national advertisements.<br /><br /> At the age of eight, Ashley Tisdale landed the lead role on a national tour from the Broadway musical Les Miserables. Her solo album "Headstrong" debuted in February 2007 and entered the Billboard Top 200 list at the prestigious number five. Tisdale was also named People's U-25, Vogue's Young Hollywood Stars, and the popular Entertainment Weekly's annual Must List in Musical Hopes. ("Must 'Musical' Prodigy").</p>

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Paul Oakenfold began his DJing career in Ibiza, where he threw acid house parties and the then balearic beats genre. Fashion events caught the attention of British (especially Manchester) musicians, for whom Ibiza was a favorite vacation spot, and soon Paul and his colleague Steve Osborne began receiving orders for remixes from Happy Mondays, The Cure, INXS and U2. In 1989, Paul opened his own label Perfecto, where he also initially released Balearic house, but this wave soon passed and Oakenfold switched to trance, at the same time becoming one of the first stadium DJs. In 1993, Paul embarked on a world tour with U2, and two years later became the first DJ to play on the main stage of Glastonbury. His set gathered more than 90 thousand viewers then. Perfecto was doing great too. The label was known around the world thanks to such artists as BT, Tilt and Grace (this pop project was patronized by Oakenfold himself), and in our country it became famous with the release of PPK's single "Ressurection".

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<p>The twins competed in the sixth season of the English music competition "The X Factor" in 2009 and finished in sixth place, as well as at Eurovision 2011, where the brothers finished eighth. In a relatively short period of time, the group has already been dubbed the "Jedward paradox" and even a documentary has been released about them, and their participation in the "X-Factor" can be called one of the most scandalous in the history of this song contest. On February 24, 2012 it became known that the duo will once again represent Ireland at Eurovision. As a result, in the song competition, the brothers took 19th place (26 participants in total) with a score of 46 points.</p>

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<p>5 Seconds of Summer (5SOS) is an Australian pop rock band formed in Sydney in July 2011 when Luke Hemmings, Michael Clifford and Calum Hood, who were all at the same school, began posting videos online.</p>

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5 Seconds of summer

<p>It all started in 1983 when Steve Marker and Brian "Butch" Vig opened their own recording studio in Madison. In addition to the rather successful activity in the chosen field, the guys, together with Duke Erickson, made their own music. However, it was only in 1994 that they created their own project called "Garbage", after they accidentally saw a clip of a Scottish band featuring Shirley Manson. It was she who became the soloist of the new team.</p><p> After a year of work and experiments with sound, the guys release a solo album of the same name and immediately achieve success, thanks to the gorgeous vocals of their soloist and the features of recording and sound processing</p>

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<p>Taylor Alison Swift is an American singer, songwriter and actress. Taylor grew up in Wyomissing, Pennsylvania and moved to Nashville, Tennessee at the age of 14 to pursue a musical career. Taylor signed to the independent label Big Machine Records and became the youngest songwriter ever hired by Sony / ATV Music. The release of her debut album in 2006 established her as a country music star. She received a nomination for Best New Artist at the 50th Grammy Awards.</p>

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Having started his career in the electronic duo Soft Cell, Mark Almond has always tried to adhere to the same principle: everything should be beautiful and original. The bright and at the same time complex electronic music of Soft Cell did not exclude additional experiments, which Mark always indulged in with extraordinary zeal. His main hobby was the French cabaret: the work of Jacques Brel had a strong influence on Almond. In parallel with electronic musical projects, Almond begins to re-sing the repertoire of great chansonniers - and his search for new sources of inspiration brings him to Russia.

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<p>Super Junior (Korean 슈퍼 주니어, Japanese スーパージュニア) is a South Korean idol group that originally had 13 members. According to its official composition, it is considered the largest group in the world. Founded in Seoul, South Korea in 2005 by SM Entertainment. Group members: Leeteuk, Heechul, Hankyung, Yesung, Kanin, Shindong, Sungmin, Eunhyuk, Donghae, Siwon, Ryowook, Kibum, Kyuhyun, as well as two Super Junior-M members Zhou Mi and Henry Lau.</p>

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