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<p>Pitbull was born in Miami to a family of wealthy Cuban immigrants. It was the southern disco culture, where the so-called crank was born in the 2000s - the southern version of hip-hop, combining elements of various dance styles, more rhythmic and &quot;sunny&quot;, and influenced the future star of dance floors. Pitbull did not really want to be engaged exclusively in cracking, but the music and fame attracted the young man extremely. Then he began to make various mixes for Miami discos and was soon noticed by Lil Jon himself, who was called in Miami nothing less than &quot;the king of crank&quot;. Lil John was just working on the soundtrack for the movie &quot;Fast and Furious 2&quot; and the services of a young and talented DJ came in handy: the first joint single of Pitbull and Lil John &quot;Oye&quot;, which sounded in the film, became a hit and strengthened Pitbull&#39;s heart desire to start a solo career. Moreover, the moment was just right.</p>
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<p>OneRepublic is an American pop-rock band from Colorado Springs, which brought fame to the single &quot;Apologize&quot;, which went three times platinum in the United States and reached number three in the UK on November 11, 2007. A remix of the song was included on Timbaland&#39;s album Shock Value and on OneRepublic&#39;s debut album Dreaming Out Loud.</p>
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<p>American rapper, music producer, arranger and songwriter. Founder of the Mosley Music Group label, two-time Grammy winner.</p><p> He started in the 1990s, recording with his friend Magoo as part of the duo Timbaland &amp; Magoo. In addition, he wrote and arranged compositions for his school friend Missy Eliot and for the young singer Alia. His original, unrepeatable arrangements - inspired by Prince&#39;s &quot;funky&quot; work - opened a new page in the history of popular music, gaining widespread recognition from both experts and the general public.</p><p> By 2006, Timbaland&#39;s signature sound had become the standard of modern hip-hop and R&#39;n&#39;B, as evidenced by the fact that during this period six singles featuring Timbaland climbed to the top of the Billboard Hot 100 (three by Justin Timberlake and three in tandem with Nelly Furtado). Also, starting in 2007, he began to create most of his hits in brilliant tandem with Danja. His albums FutureSex / LoveSounds and Nelly Furtado&#39;s &quot;Loose&quot; albums by Justin Timberlake became bestsellers in 2006 and received more than one platinum in the United States.</p><p> In 2007, Timbaland released a solo album titled &quot;Timbaland Presents: Shock Value&quot;. The album went platinum in many countries and surpassed the one million mark in the United States. In 2009, Timbaland promised to release another solo album, Shock Value II, featuring Keri Hilson, Justin Timberlake, Gwen Stefani, Beyoncé, Rihanna, TI, Missy Eliot, T-Pain, Jordin Sparks and the Jonas Brothers &quot;.</p><p> In 2007, Timbaland and Danja co-produced Duran Duran&#39;s Red Carpet Massacre, co-produced the first single from Britney Spears&#39; fifth album Gimme More, and in 2008 Timbaland also produced the pop group&#39;s album with Danja Pussycat Dolls.</p><p> For 2009, Timbaland has announced work on albums for 50 Cent, Chris Cornell (whose new album &quot;Scream&quot; he produced entirely; release March 10), Keri Hilson, Leto Luckett, Sean Paul and Sebastian. He also released his third solo album, Shock Value II.</p><p> In 2009, work on Dima Bilan&#39;s studio album was completed. The presentation of the album took place on May 15. 12 of the 15 songs on the &quot;Believe&quot; album were recorded at Timbaland Studios. The album also features Jim Beanz, Charlie Huep, rapper DOE, Timbaland&#39;s brother Sebastian and Ryan Tedder.</p><p> In November 2010, Timbaland announced that he would be releasing a new song every Thursday. She plans to release her new album &quot;Shock Value III&quot; in 2012. Some of the singers who will appear on the album will be Keri Hilson, Missy Eliot and Chris Brown. Timbaland also produced a song for Chris Brown called &quot;Paper, Scissors, Rock&quot;, which was featured on Chris&#39; fourth album, &quot;FAME&quot;.</p><div></div>
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<p>Fort Minor is a solo project of Mike Shinoda, vocalist of Linkin Park, founded in 2004. The Rising Tied debut album was released on November 22, 2005. Despite the fact that Fort Minor is considered Shinoda&#39;s solo project, Styles of Beyond is very often present in songs, at concerts and at photo shoots. In 2005, the album reached # 51 on the Billboard 200 and 142 on the UK Albums Chart. In 2006, the 4th single &quot;Where&#39;d You Go&quot; peaked at No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100. The project is currently on hold.</p>
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<p>Ozzy Osbourne, whose real name is John Michael Osbourne, was born on December 3, 1948 in the UK. The nickname &quot;Ozzy&quot;, which he later chose for himself, was actually another nickname he received at school.</p><p> Due to financial difficulties in the family, Osborne is expelled from school at the age of 15. The future rock musician had to work as an assistant plumber, an auto mechanic, and a gravedigger. However, the routine physical work did not suit the young Osborne, and he served several months for theft.</p><p> However, he realized what his purpose was after leaving prison. As the lead singer of the group Music Machine, he soon realized that he wanted to create his own group. He ran a newspaper ad, to which Terence Butler, Tony Iommi and Bill Ward responded. They were called &quot;Earth&quot;. However, they soon changed the name to &quot;Black Sabbath&quot; - that was the title of their first song.</p><p> The group quickly became popular, but Osborne left in the late seventies.</p><p> After that, he begins a solo career, again recruiting musicians by ad. They released their first album, Blizzard of Ozz, and embarked on a concert tour in the fall of 1980. The collective needed a contract with a record company, but signing it was not at all easy. Only the CBS studio agreed to collaborate with Osborne, although it was rather cool about this project. Ozzy decided to impress at the company office, but instead of releasing the two pigeons he brought into the building as intended, he released one and bit off the head of the other.</p>
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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&#39;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&#39;s soul and grandfather&#39;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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Flipsyde became famous, oddly enough, thanks not so much to music as to sports. Their composition &quot;Someday&quot; was selected by NBC to accompany the broadcast from the Olympic Games in Turin, Italy. Not surprisingly, when the question of choosing the official song of the Beijing Olympic Games came up, the choice fell on Flipsyde again. Their next &quot;sports hit&quot; was the song &quot;Champion&quot;. Rapper Gino Ferreira also writes screenplays for films (his screenplay &quot;Walter&#39;s Boys&quot;) was awarded the Tribeca prize for best screenplay.
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<p>The Saturdays is a British-Irish girl group that formed in London in 2007 and consists of Frankie Sandford, Molly King, Vanessa White, Rochelle Wiseman and Una Healy.</p>
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<p>Metallica is a legendary American metal band founded in 1981. The group is included in the &quot;big four of thrash metal&quot;. In total, over 100 million copies of the group&#39;s records have been sold worldwide. Metallica is one of the most commercially successful bands.</p><p> &quot;Kill &#39;Em All&quot; was the band&#39;s debut album, released in 1983. The disc was made in two weeks and with minimal money, as a result, the album went three times platinum, in the USA alone it sold over 3 million copies!</p><p> The album &quot;Master of Puppets&quot; was the last album to feature bassist Cliff Burton. The album is included in Time magazine&#39;s &quot;101 Best Albums&quot; list, and also took first place in the &quot;Metal-Rules 100 Best Albums&quot; rating.</p>
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<p>American violinist, stage artist, composer, and dancer. In 2010 she took part in America&#39;s Got Talent (fifth season).</p>
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<p>Marilyn Manson, whose real name is Brian Hugh Warner, is an American musician, artist and former music journalist, founder and leader of the rock band Marilyn Manson. His stage name was created thanks to the addition of the names of two opposites - the actress and model Marilyn Monroe and Charles Manson, who was convicted of several murders.</p><p> Brian Hugh Warner was born in Canton, Ohio as the only child in the family. His father, German by birth, was a furniture merchant, and his mother was a nurse. In his autobiography, The Long Hard Road out of Hell, Manson detailed his grandfather&#39;s sexual fetishes, which greatly influenced his worldview.</p><p> After Brian graduated from high school in Florida, he found himself a job at a local music magazine. There he acted as a reporter and music critic, writing poetry in his spare time. In 1989, Brian formed his own rock band with guitarist Scott Puteski.</p><p> The band first opened for Nine Inch Nails. Trent Reznor liked the young team and became a friend and informal mentor of its members. A sophisticated advertising campaign immediately highlighted the band&#39;s leader and vocalist, leaving everyone else in the shadows.</p>
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Alyosha Dixon began her career in the pop group Mis-Teeq, but when the group disbanded in 2005, the singer continued to write songs and successfully continued her stage activity as a solo performer. Her first albums &quot;Fired Up&quot; (released only in Japan due to problems with the Polydor label) and &quot;The Alesha Show&quot; contained songs that instantly became hits on European radio stations. In addition to music, Alyosha takes an active life position, helping the peoples of Africa, and also performing the function of a Goodwill Ambassador. it is the singer&#39;s social activities that have recently distracted her from creativity, but in 2010 a new solo work of the singer is planned.
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<p>Today in the world there is practically no person who would not have heard about this artist. In just six months, from a sassy debutante, she suddenly turned into the main star of the first decade of the 21st century. Having started her career with striptease and staging club shows, Lady GaGa retrained herself as a successful songwriter, and after a while she literally blew up the charts and television broadcasts with her songs and became one of the most talked about artists on the planet, thanks to her outspoken theatrical image. Stephanie Joanne Angelina Germanotta (Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta), as the real name sounds Lady GaGa, - was born on March 28, 1986 in the family of Italian Americans Joseph and Cynthia Germanotta (Joseph and Cynthia Germanotta). Besides Stephanie, they also have a youngest daughter, Natalie. As Stephanie herself later said in an interview, her love for music and earlier hobby for playing instruments was influenced, first of all, by her father. He played in amateur bands and occasionally performed in local clubs. Thanks to the influence of her dad, Stephanie started playing the piano quite passably at the age of 4. At the age of 13, she wrote her first song, and at the age of 14, she began performing in small clubs as part of the show, which in America is called an &quot;open microphone&quot; - when any visitor to the institution can perform with his own small musical program or a comic number. These were her first steps on stage.</p><p></p><p> Lady signed her first contract at the age of 19 with Def Jam Records and even managed to work there with a producer nicknamed RedOne, with whom they managed to make a mash-up single &quot;Boys, Boys, Boys&quot;. The song was a mix of hits from Motley Crue&#39;s Girls, Girls, Girls and AC / DC&#39;s TNT. Alas, nothing serious came out of this cooperation.<br /><br /> The second producer and in fact the godfather of Stephanie was Rob Fusari: it was he who came up with the pseudonym Lady GaGa, comparing her vocals with the voice of Freddy Mercury. With him, she recorded several club hits, but their popularity did not go further than the clubs in New York. But at the suggestion of Fusari, she met the manager Vincent Herbert, who offered her to work at Famous Music Publishing. It was during her work there that Lady Gaga wrote music for Pyssicat Dolls (and even made friends with Nicole Scherzinger), Britney Spears, Fergie and even the legendary boy band New Kids On The Block. In early 2007, the Interscope label offered Stephanie to work with rapper Akon - it was this acquaintance that determined her future destiny.</p><p> As soon as he started working with Lady GaGa, Akon was so imbued with the girl&#39;s talent that he signed her to his own label. And he offered to release an album. Stephanie did not miss this chance: with producer RedOne she recorded her songs &quot;Poker Face&quot; and &quot;Just Dance&quot; in a week, and with producer Martin Kierszenbaum - &quot;Eh, Eh (Nothing Else I Can Say)&quot;.</p><p> Lady GaGa&#39;s success came almost instantly. The first single &quot;Just Dance&quot; (2008) went platinum four times in the US, went platinum six times in Canada and went platinum in the UK. The song “Poker Face” reached the same level. A relative failure can only be called &quot;Eh, Eh (Nothing Else I Can Say)&quot;, which became only &quot;golden&quot; and even then in Australia, but since then Lady GaGa&#39;s invasion of planet Earth has not been stopped. Her first album &quot;The Fame&quot; (2008) has sold over 8,000,000 copies worldwide, which will be with the second &quot;The Fame Monster&quot; (2009) - so far no one dares to predict.</p>
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<p>BTS (or Bangtan Boys, Hangul: 방탄 소년단) is a South Korean boy band formed by BigHit Entertainment. The group consists of seven members: Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Rap Monster, Jimin, V, Jungkook. BTS debuted on June 11, 2013. with the single &quot;2 Cool 4 Skool&quot;, in which there are 7 songs, two of which were video clips (No More Dream and We Are Bulletproof PT.2). 5 mini-albums and 3 full-length albums have been released so far. day are very popular.</p>
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<p>The Wanted is a British-Irish boy band formed in 2009. The group includes Max George, Siwa Kaneswaran, James McGuinness, Tom Parker and Nathan Sykes.</p>
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Faithless is the most successful of the many brainchildren of British production duo Rollo &amp; Sister Bliss. In the early nineties, they had a hand in a dozen dance projects, among which, for example, was the anonymous Felix who made a splash. By the middle of the decade, tired of the leapfrog, the producers decided to start a permanent band for themselves, and they paid off. Faithless have pushed far beyond the club scene, not least thanks to the successful use of vocals in combination with dance arrangements. The permanent vocalist of the group was Maxi Jazz, who not so much sang as performed recitative lyrics, sometimes full of planetary pathos (&quot;God is a DJ&quot;), then acutely social (&quot;Mass Destruction&quot;). The female vocals in the group were initially performed by sister Rollo Dido, who became a big pop star four years later, and then, in 1996, she was still an aspiring singer. After Daido concentrated on solo work, Pauline Taylor was nominated for the role of vocalist, but the group did not shy away from inviting other voices from outside.
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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&#39;s Most Promising Newcomers list, and in February received a Brit Award in the prestigious Critic&#39;s Choice nomination.</p><p> The singer&#39;s second single, &quot;Price Tag&quot;, 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 &quot;hobby.&quot;</p><p> Jessica wrote her first song, &quot;Big White Room&quot; 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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