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Bop Bop - Елена Александра Апостоляну (Elena Alexandra Apostoleanu)

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Bucket List - Nelly Kim Furtado

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We Major - Канье Омари Уэст (Kanye Omari West)

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First Time - Lifehouse

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Chaos Lives In Everything - Korn

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Irreplaceable - Beyonce

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I'll Have a New Life (Live) - Bill & Gloria Gaither

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Fest, Ze Sie Jest - Andrzej Grabowski

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Stockholm Syndrome (Live From Wembley Stadium) - Muse

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Brick By Boring Brick - Paramore

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Kiss Of Life - Sade

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Pray For Villians - Devildriver

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Ya No Hay Nadie Que Nos Pare - TINI

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Precious Memories (feat. Bob Crews and Cynthia Clawson) (Live) - Bill & Gloria Gaither

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I'll Be Home For Christmas - Jackie Evancho

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Crash - Sum 41

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Don't go home - T.O.P, GG

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Casi Nada - Karol G

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Reggae Music (Live In The New South Africa) - UB40

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Long Hot Summer - Keith Urban

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For the Kill - Biting Elbows

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Santa Clause, Get Well Soon (feat. David Phelps) (Live) - Bill & Gloria Gaither

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Vovô Chico Tem Uma Fazenda / Apresentação Do Léo / Dica: Hora De Dormir Léo - Animazoo

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Blonde (Audio) (Pseudo Video) - Alizée

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Here - Kari Jobe

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<p>SHINee is a five-member South Korean youth group. Founded in Seoul (South Korea) in 2008. The official debut date is May 25, 2008 on SBS Inkigayo with the song "Nun nomu eppo (Replay)". They debuted in Japan on June 22, 2011 with the release of the Japanese version of their single "Replay".</p>

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<p>Jesse J is a British singer and songwriter. She gained fame as a songwriter, which was performed, in particular, by Justin Timberlake, Alisha Keys, Christina Aguilera and others.</p><p> In January 2011, Jessie J topped the BBC's Most Promising Newcomers list, and in February received a Brit Award in the prestigious Critic's Choice nomination.</p><p> The singer's second single, "Price Tag", topped the UK Singles Chart in February 2011.</p><p> She began her show business career in 1999, at the age of 11, when she began performing in the West End in the musical Whistle Down the Wind by Andrew Lloyd Webber; here she played the main role for two years, after which she realized that she could make a career out of a "hobby."</p><p> Jessica wrote her first song, "Big White Room" at the age of 17, based on the memories of her hospital stay six years earlier and communication with a boy from the ward who underwent serious heart surgery.</p>

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Laurent Debuir was born in 1971 in Toulouse, France. He began mixing records at the tender age of 12, and soon was already a resident of the legendary club "The Queen" on the Champs Elysees, the main street of Paris. In this club, he worked for 10 years, playing three sets a week. Already in 1995, he opened a record label, released his first own single on it, and began to rapidly gain popularity. After the release of two albums, his tracks were played even on radio stations, which in France, by the artist's own admission, are biased towards the electro style.

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<p>German pop singer. After the breakup of the disco group "Arabesque", in which in 1979-1984. Sandra was the lead vocalist, the singer began a successful solo career, becoming one of the most popular singers on the European stage in the second half of the 1980s - early 1990s. In the 1990s, Sandra also took part in the Enigma project, created by her husband Michel Cretu.</p>

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<p>Lenka was born into the family of a Czechoslovak musician and teacher from Australia.<br /> Grew up on the ocean coast in the Australian state of New South Wales. She began to study music at the age of 7 in Sydney, with admission to school.<br /> As a teenager, Lenka studied acting at school at the Australian Theater for Children and Youth [4], where she studied with actress Cate Blanchett</p>

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Daft Punk made history as the first electronic band to contract with a major label on their own terms. After making a splash with a couple of singles released by the techno label Soma, the French began to receive offers for long-term contracts. Enlisting the support of manager Pedro Winter, who would later open Ed Banger's label and become the patron of Justice, Thomas (whose father, incidentally, had a hand in many hits by Ottawan and Gibson Brothers) and Guy-Manuel began to knock the opportunity out of labels. control the creative process. "We weren't particularly interested in money," Bangalter explained, "so we just turned down labels that wanted to get involved in the band." As a result, Daft Punk became Virgin customers. The album "Homework", where the guys mixed techno, house and disco in equal proportions, went so well that even in the USA it became "gold", and Daft Punk turned into trendsetters, setting an example for everyone. Neither the wave of French house, nor the success of Miss Kittin and Vitalic, nor the emergence of Justice would have been possible if Daft Punk had not paved the way for them.

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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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<p>English-speaking rapper of Russian origin. Collaborated with such outstanding rappers as Young Noble (Outlawz), Bizarre (D12), Yukmouth (Luniz).</p>

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Struggle da Preacher

Since childhood, Eva, who was born in Amsterdam, was surrounded by music: her grandfather Johnny Meijer was an accordionist so famous that a monument to him was erected in Amsterdam; Eve's mom, Ingrid Simons, is a Creole by birth who worked backing vocals for The Supremes. So my daughter started playing the piano at the age of 2, but her music had to become completely different, far from her mother's soul and grandfather's jazz ... To make music constantly, Eva dropped out of school - at the age of sixteen she was fascinated by digital samplers and music synthesizers, but to get a higher musical education she went to the Amsterdam Conservatory, which she successfully graduated in 2008. By this time she had already become famous as a member of the girl group Raffish, which won the Dutch reality show Popstars in 2004. But the group broke up in 2006, and after graduating from the conservatory, Eva began a solo career.

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<p><span style="font-size: 13.3333px;">Finnish pop group originated in the Finnish Popstars competition. Consists of two vocalists (Paula Vesala and Mira Luoti, who are the core of the group) and three musicians. The group was formed in Helsinki at the end of 2002. The lyrics were written by the vocalists of the group, and the music by Yori Sjeroos, the producer of the group. Absolutely all RMMP songs are written in Finnish.</span></p>

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Paula Abdul began her career as a dancer and later as a choreographer. In this capacity, she worked with the Jacksons Five, and then "inherited" went to Janet Jackson (Janet Jackson). However, Paul was attracted by a singing career. Her good voice, appearance and choreographic training made her the ideal MTV heroine of the late eighties, and soon after Ms. Abdul recorded the first demo, she already had a contract with Virgin in her hands. Six consecutive singles, from "Straight Up" from their debut album "Forever Your Girl" to "The Promise Of A New Day" from the "Spellbound" disc, have climbed to the top of the US charts. The field was equally successful in pop ballads and dance music with elements of breakdancing. Video clips played an important role in popularizing the singer - just remember “Opposites Attract”, where live filming is combined with animation, and Paula is dancing with a cartoon cat.

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<p>Marshall Bruce Mathers III, better known by his stage name Eminem (stylized as EMINƎM) and alter ego Slim Shady, is an American rapper, music producer, composer and actor. In addition to his solo career, Marshall is also a member of the group D12 and hip-hop duo Bad Meets Evil. Eminem is one of the top-selling music artists in the world as well as the top-selling artist of the 2000s. He is named one of the greatest musicians of all time by many magazines, including Rolling Stone, which placed Eminem at number 83 on their list of the 100 Greatest Artists. The same magazine proclaimed him the King of Hip-Hop. If you count the studio work of his bands, then Eminem has 10 albums that reached number one on the Billboard 200. As a solo artist, Eminem has sold over 100 million albums worldwide.</p><p> Following the release of his independent debut album Infinite in 1996, Eminem achieved immense popularity in 1999 with the release of his debut album The Slim Shady LP on a major label. This LP earned Eminem his first Grammy Award for Best Rap Album. His next two records, The Marshall Mathers LP and The Eminem Show, also won a Grammy in the same category, making Eminem the first artist to win this award for best rap album three times in a row. This was followed by Encore in 2004 and a tour with him, after which Eminem took a creative break. On May 15, 2009, he released his first album in 5 years called Relapse. In 2010, the release of the seventh studio album, Recovery, took place, which was marked by worldwide success and was named the best-selling album of the year, as well as The Eminem Show in 2002. Eminem received a Grammy for both the Relapse and Recovery records for a total of 13 career awards. On November 5, 2013, Eminem released his eighth studio album, The Marshall Mathers LP 2.</p><p> Eminem is involved in a variety of activities: he has his own record label, which he operates with his manager Paul Rosenberg, and also has his own radio station, Shade 45 on Sirius XM Radio. In 2002, Eminem starred in the semi-autobiographical hip-hop drama The Eight Mile. He won the Academy Award for Best Song for a Film, becoming the first rap artist to win the award. He also made a cameo appearance in the films "Moika" (2001), "Funny People" (2009) and the television series "Handsome".</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

<p>REM is an American rock group founded in 1980. One of the main bands that influenced the development of alternative rock. The band's direction is a mixture of post-punk and folk-rock with indie rock. The name is the medical abbreviation for Rapid Eye Movement.</p><p> The first single "Radio Free Europe" was released in 1981, and in 1983 the band released their first album, "Murmur", which received positive reviews from music critics and listeners.</p><p> After a long tour, the band released the album "Green" in 1988 and began to raise political and environmental issues in their songs.</p><p> The most commercially successful albums are "Out of Time", released in 1991, and "Automatic for the People" in 1992.</p>

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<p>The hot Spanish guy has become almost native to the Russian public. Firstly, he recorded a duet with one of the most popular singers of the 90s, Alsou, and secondly, he shot Anna Kournikova, the most famous tennis player in the world, in his video. Moreover, Enirke did not limit himself to professional relations: it seems that there is no tabloid left in the world who would not write about their romance with the most famous blonde from Russia. The most surprising thing is that the career of a singer, who, it would seem, for dynastic reasons had to strive for the stage, could not have taken place. The fact is that his father, Julio Iglesias - himself a world star - really did not want his third (and last) son from his first marriage to follow in his father's footsteps. Iglesias Sr. passionately wanted Enrique (born May 8, 1987) to become a businessman. For this, he “pickled” him in one of the most prestigious schools in America and kept him “in a black body”, and then forced him to enter the University of Miami: learn the basics of business and get an MBA. Although Enrique Iglesias obeyed his dad, he secretly dreamed of the stage, wrote lyrics and recorded at local studios under the pseudonym Enrique Martinez. In 1995, his demo got to the managers of the Fonovisa label, and they offered him a contract to release the album. The young artist did not refuse. He simply confronted his parents with the fact that he was leaving the hated university, and left for Toronto to record a disc.</p><p> In 1995, the disc, simply and without fuss called "Enrique Iglesias", in its first week of sales crossed the bar of 500,000 discs sold, which was an unprecedented result for albums not recorded in English.</p><p> The single "Enomorado Por Primera Vez" from the second album "Vivir" (1997) topped the Latin American charts for 12 weeks. And at the end of the year, the incredible happened - Enrique got into one nomination for the American Music Awards with his father.</p><p> In 1998, Enrique finally gained worldwide recognition. More precisely - it came a little later, but it was in 1998 that the album "Cosas del Amor" was released, in which there was the song "Bailamos", which adorned the film "Wild, Wild West".</p><p> Almost immediately, "hot on the heels" "a boy with a mole" recorded and released his first English-language album "Enrique" (1999), which, among other things, was notable for the song "You are me # 1", where our Alsou noted.</p><p> 2001 Enrique met, firstly, with the ballad “Hero”, written in honor of those killed on September 11, 2001, when the planes rammed the twin towers of the World Trade Center, and, secondly, with the new album “Escape”. "Escape" became a truly iconic album for the artist: it was the most successful disc in his career until the release in 2003 of the absolutely disastrous album "7" ("Seven").</p><p> The reaction of the public and critics touched the singer so much that he fell silent for 4 years. He returned only in 2007 with the album "Insomniac" - a fairly solid work, which still fell a little short of the success of "Escape". But the track "Can You Hear Me" became the official song of the European Football Championship 2008, where the Russian team won bronze medals. Returning to big show business had such a fruitful effect on Enrique that he immediately released two more records in a row "95/08 Éxitos" (2007) and the compilation "Greatest Hits" (2008).</p>

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<p>Simple Plan is a French-Canadian pop-punk band formed in Montreal, Quebec. Members of the group: Pierre Bouvier (vocals), Jeff Stinko (lead guitar), Sebastian Lefebvre (rhythm guitar, backing vocals), David Derosier (bass guitar, backing vocals), Charles Como (drums). All five members of the group are French-Canadians born in the province of Quebec.</p>

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<p>K'Naan (real name Keinan Abdi Warsame) is a Somali-Canadian poet, rapper and musician. Winner of Juno Awards, Polaris Music Prize and BBC Radio 3 Award for World Music. The remix of his song "Wavin 'Flag" became the anthem of the 2010 FIFA World Cup. In Somali, the word k'naan means "traveler."</p><p> Poet, rapper and musician K'Naan was born on February 1, 1978 into a creative family in the capital of Somalia - the city of Mogadishu. His childhood was difficult because of the war in his homeland. But even then he finds solace in hip-hop music. Keinan moved to Canada with his parents as a teenager. His passion for rap grows more and more passionate, and eventually he drops out of school to devote all his time to music.</p>

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<p>Group members<br /><br /> Patrick Martin Stump - vocals, rhythm guitar, composer<br /> Peter Lewis Kingston Wentz III - backing vocals, bass<br /> Joseph Mark Trohman - vocals - guitar, backing vocals<br /> Andrew John Hurley - drums<br /> The history of the group began in early 2001. The founders were two longtime friends - Joe Troman and Pete Wentz. These two residents of Wilmett, a suburb of Chicago, started playing together in 2001, and they started as a metal project, but very soon they became convinced that such a musical direction did not suit them. Much more musicians were inspired by the success of Green Day, after which they took up the development of pop punk. After that, Joe and Pete were joined by newly graduated vocalist and guitarist Patrick Stump and drummer Andy Hurley.<br /><br /> These four heirs to the glorious traditions of American pop-punk, united in 2001, played several concerts, but still could not think of a suitable name. In such cases, you can always turn to the people. Which they did. At one of the concerts in college, the musicians asked their listeners what the best name for the group was. Someone from the audience shouted: "Fall Out Boy!" The group liked the name, although none of them had any idea where it came from. And it came from the animated series about the Simpsons family, where one of the heroes of the comic about Radioactive Man was called that.</p>

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<p>Brian Adams was born in Canada to a family of immigrants from England. Since his father was a diplomat, until the age of 14, Brian traveled the world with his family - he was in England, Israel, Austria, Portugal, where he learned the local language. It wasn't until 1973 that the family finally returned to Canada, and a year later Brian left school to sing in the rock band Sweeney Todd and release an album with them. According to Brian, at that time he was so carried away by music that he was no longer interested in anything. Around the same period, Adams met drummer Jim Vallance - together the young musicians began to write songs and became so successful that famous performers began to order material for them - Kiss, Rod Stewart, Bonnie Raitt and others ... Brian, however, decided to develop a solo career - in 1978 he sent a demo tape to A&M Records and soon signed a contract with them for a symbolic amount of one dollar. His first album and second albums enjoyed modest success, with 1983's "Cuts Like A Knife" becoming a real hit, mainly thanks to the singles of the album of the same name and "Straight From The Heart". Even more successful was the next album, "Reckless" (1984). The song "It's Only Love" from this album, co-performed with Tina Turner, was nominated for a Grammy.</p>

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<p>Scooter is a German music group focused on rhythmic hardcore dance music.</p><p> The English-language compositions of this group are popular all over the world - the sales of their albums and singles have exceeded 25 million worldwide. Scooter is one of the most successful bands in German history.</p><p> In the mid-1990s, the group managed to transform the happy hardcore style into a pop-culture phenomenon and take it out of the deep underground in which it was at the beginning of the decade. Works such as "Endless Summer", "Friends", "Move Your Ass" reflect the fundamental aspects of happy hardcore sound - fast, groovy tempo and squeaky vocals reminiscent of a baby's voice. It was such a strong know-how that it entered the canonical image of this direction of electronic dance music and became a special hallmark of many happy hardcore musical compositions.</p>

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