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The Swedish band Basic Element is one of the many children of the era of Eurodance, which in the early nineties was the main music of the dance floor. The history of this group is very indicative: in 1992, Peter Telenius and Cesar Zamani joined forces and wrote several tracks, but for a full-fledged Eurodance band they needed a vocalist (the genre formula categorically assumed female vocals in the choruses). The first vocalist, with whom the debut album "Basic Injection" was recorded, Peter and Cesar found through an employment agency. A year later, Zetma went on maternity leave and the guys, like directors of a soap opera, made a replacement on the go. Released a year later, in 1995, the album "The Ultimate Ride" was written with the vocals of Saunet Sparrell. Basic Element disks sold well not only in Europe, where at that moment the fashion for Eurodance reached its peak, but also in Japan.
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<p>The famous Swedish producer and DJ Basshunter was born on December 22, 1984. At the age of 15, he decided to connect his life with music, creating the first tracks and distributing them on the Internet. &quot;The Old Shit&quot; is his first album to be leaked online. In April 2006, he signed his first contract with Warner Music.</p><p> The clip &quot;Boten Anna&quot; brought him wide popularity. It was the first song in Swedish to reach the top charts in many countries.</p>
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Moby bears little resemblance to a pop star. A bespectacled intellectual, preoccupied with political issues, a consistent vegetarian, and finally, the owner is far from Apollo&#39;s appearance. However, his records are sold better than the discs of other boy bands. In his youth, Moby listened to Joy Division and played punk, later became interested in electronics and released a whole series of techno records under various names. The pseudonym Moby (this nickname Richard received in honor of the book &quot;Moby Dick&quot;, the author of which, Herman Melville, is a great-nephew) appeared in 1991. His single &quot;Go&quot;, based on samples of the theme from the movie &quot;Twin Peaks&quot;, hit the top ten of the UK charts, and Moby himself - on the program &quot;Top Of The Pops&quot;, but the life of the pop star Moby was not very attractive. He continued to make music for his own pleasure, recording rave, punk, and ambient. Sometimes, as in the case of Everything Is Wrong, his creations were a commercial success, sometimes, like the Animal Rights album, they failed miserably.
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Jeezy is a very solemn rapper. The rest of American hip-hoppers mostly focus on how many bucks they have, what kind of girls they ride in limousines, and how long their trunks are. All this is no stranger to Jeezy - in one of his videos a black model even throws dollars into the camera - but there is also a certain sublimity in his work, which is not characteristic of tough guys from the black ghetto. It is achieved through pompous composer moves that would be quite appropriate in symphonic soundtracks to Star Wars and The Lord of the Rings. However, all the orchestral parts of strings and winds are deliberately recorded on a synthesizer, which gives them some flavor of 90s music. And if you add a broken minimalistic R&amp;B beat to this picture, you get a rather original arrangement.
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<p>Christina María Aguilera (born December 18, 1980, New York) is an American singer, songwriter, dancer, actress, producer, TV star, philanthropist, and UN Goodwill Ambassador.</p><p> Winner of 4 Grammy awards and one Latin Grammy award. Rolling Stone named her one of the 100 Greatest Artists of All Time, making her the youngest representative and the only one under 30. With a total of over 70 million albums sold, she is one of the best-selling singers of all time.</p><p> Awarded by the US Department of State for her contribution to the fight against hunger. He is the ambassador of the World Food Program and the United Nations. Christina&#39;s participation in charitable projects has helped raise over $ 117 million.</p><p> Christina Aguilera stands out from the series of &quot;pop idols&quot; put on the conveyor by the presence of a proven vocal technique and the vocal itself, strong and flexible, she is compared with Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston. Before making her debut on the music scene, Christina went through a good school.</p><p></p><p> Discography:</p><p> Studio albums</p><p> Christina Aguilera (1999)</p><p> Mi Reflejo (2000)</p><p> My Kind of Christmas (2000)</p><p> Stripped (2002)</p><p> Back to Basics (2006)</p><p> Bionic (2010)</p><p> Lotus (2012)</p><p> TBA (201415)</p>
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Ciara is one of the most award-winning young pop stars of today. Her debut on the music scene was truly overwhelming - the album &quot;Goodies&quot; - instantly topped the Billboard charts, and soared to the top of the charts in the UK, USA and Canada. However, in addition to her solo work, Ciara actively collaborated with other musicians: she took part in the tours of Gven Stefani and Chris Brown, and her joint video with Missy Elliot for the song &quot;Lose Control&quot; was even awarded a Grammy.
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<p>Deepcentral is a Romanian project by two talented musicians George and Doru.</p>
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<p>Joseph Adam Jonas was born August 15, 1989, Casa Grande, Arizona, USA) is an American singer, musician, actor and dancer, a member of the popular youth pop-rock group &quot;Jonas Brothers&quot;.</p>
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<p><span style="color: #252525;">British rock musician and actor, leader of The Police in 1976-1984. Since 1984 he has been performing solo.</span></p><p> <span style="color: #252525;">The musician was born on October 2, 1951 in the port town of Wallsend in the north of England.</span></p><p> <span style="color: #252525;">Ernest&#39;s father Matthew Sumner worked for many years as a fitter at a local engineering company. He later bought a small dairy shop. As a child, Sting often helped his father deliver milk in the morning.</span></p><p> <span style="color: #252525;">Audrey&#39;s mother worked as a hairdresser and nurse. She had a classical music education and was able to develop her son&#39;s natural abilities by teaching him to play the piano at home. Gordon was the eldest of four children in the family. He also has younger sisters Anita, Angela and brother Philip.</span></p><p> <span style="color: #252525;">In 1977 drummer Stuart Copeland, guitarist Andy Summers and Sting formed The Police. The first two singles, &quot;Fall Out&quot; and &quot;Roxanne&quot;, were unsuccessful until they were heard by entrepreneur Miles Copeland (Stewart&#39;s older brother). Released in April 1979, &quot;Roxanne&quot; rose to number 12 in Britain and became a European hit. The first success was followed by the albums &quot;Reggatta de Blanc&quot;, &quot;Zenyattà Mondatta&quot;, &quot;Ghost in the Machine&quot; and &quot;Synchronicity&quot; (with the mega-hit &quot;Every Breath You Take&quot;). After a triumphant world tour in 1984, Sting decided that he had achieved everything he could with the group, and the group disbanded at the peak of its popularity.</span></p><p> <span style="color: #252525;">Sting&#39;s independent career was no less successful. His first album with jazz elements, The Dream of the Blue Turtles, went platinum. The single from this album was the song “Russians”.</span></p><p> <span style="color: #252525;">In 1987, after a tour with The Dream of the Blue Turtles, Sting recorded an album ... Nothing Like the Sun / The song &quot;They Dance Alone (Cueca Solo)&quot; was especially popular. The Soul Cages (1991), which coincided with the loss of his parents, and Ten Summoner&#39;s Tales (1993) introduced Sting as a mature composer.</span></p><p> <span style="color: #252525;">In 1991 Sting released the autobiographical album The Soul Cages, from which the single &quot;All This Time&quot; took the fifth place in the top 100 of the Billboard magazine. He continues in that vein with Ten Summoner&#39;s Tales, which includes hits like If I Ever Lose My Faith in You and Fields of Gold. Mercury Falling was not as successful as Ten Summoner&#39;s Tales, but The title track from his new album Brand New Day proved that Sting is still capable of producing hits.</span></p><p> <span style="color: #252525;">The events of September 11, 2001, deeply affected Sting. Recorded in the first half of 2003 in Paris, the album &quot;Sacred Love&quot; bears a clear imprint of the events in the world at that time. Sting&#39;s lyrics touch upon the themes of war, religion, understanding and misunderstanding, but the main theme, as the album title suggests, was still love. The song &quot;Send Your Love&quot; from this album brought Sting another Grammy nomination.</span></p><p> <span style="color: #252525;">At the end of May 2013, Sting&#39;s official website announced the recording of the new album The Last Ship, which was released on September 24 of the same year [3]. This disc became the musician&#39;s first studio album in the last ten years.</span></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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Danish of Chilean descent, Medina released her first single &quot;Et øjeblik&quot; (One Moment) at the age of 25 in 2007. The next single, &quot;Kun for mig&quot; (&quot;Only for me&quot;), brought the singer nationwide fame, holding on to the first place on the Danish dance charts for 7 weeks. This single is still the best-selling single in Denmark, with over 2 million people already purchased. The English version of the same song was called &quot;You and I&quot; and had modest success in the UK (39th place in the British singles charts), but it became very popular in Russia. Medina has already released two albums, and in 2009 won the prize for best Danish artist according to MTV Europe.
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Olivia was born in 1988 in England, the son of an English woman and a Creole. The girl spent most of her childhood in her father&#39;s homeland, the island of Barbados. Already at the age of 11, Olivia wrote the first song, and at 15 she learned to play the guitar. The first demos of the young singer were made in Barbados and Miami. Personal acquaintances with company managers helped her to sign a contract with Jive Records. Even before that, Livvy studied stage skills, and also wrote songs for other artists. On June 15, 2009 Livvy&#39;s first single, &quot;Now I&#39;m That Bitch&quot;, was released, produced by Salaam Remi, who also worked with Amy Winehouse. The singer&#39;s first album is in the works, on which, together with Livvy, producers RedOne, JR Rotem, Greg Kurstin and others will work.
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The history of the group Sum 41 does not contain anything remarkable - all the more unexpected is the success that has befallen the team in recent years. The band was founded in 1996 in the Canadian city of Ajax by vocalist Deryck Whibley and drummer Steve Jocks. They soon found lead guitarist Dave, and after changing several bass players, they worked with Jason McCaslin. 4 years after the creation of the group, the guys released a demo, then an EP, and after it the first album &quot;All Killer No Filler&quot;, which turned out to be in tune with the requirements of the time and immediately took the group to the Olympus of pop-punk, on which they already sat, dangling their legs and throwing down with beer cans, Offspring, Green Day and Blink 182. Sum 41 differed from the last only in a slightly denser and more varied sound (thanks to the use of two guitars), childish professionalism (listening to Sum 41, you feel that these people are capable of playing a much more serious and complex music) and a much longer period of existence.
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<p>Bomfunk MC&#39;s is a Finnish musical group performing electronic dance music with hip-hop elements.</p>
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<p>American rapper BoB was born on November 15, 1988 in Winston-Salem. Bobby Ray began to study music as a child: in decatur school he played the trumpet. And soon he begins to rap. Music captures him completely, his parents encourage him in every possible way, teaching him to play musical instruments.</p><p> Success came to him in 2007 when he recorded the song &quot;Haterz Everywhere&quot; featuring &quot;Wes Fif&quot;. The composition takes off to number five on the US Billboard Bubbling Under Hot 100 Singles.</p>
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<p>The singer, actress, dancer, choreographer, producer, clothing designer, model and part owner of the Miami Dolphins soccer team is not a woman, but a car. Jennifer still can&#39;t stop at one activity. With children and a new album just “jumped out of the oven”, with renewed vigor, is Jennifer ready to once again throw the world at her feet? Jennifer Lynn Lopez was born on July 24, 1969 in the Bronx, a poor area of New York in a Puerto Rican family. Raised under the influence of street culture and concocted in every possible way a series and film career encouraged by her parents, Lopez turns to music. In the late nineties, J.Lo was considered almost a textbook example of how well media managers worked. It remains an open question whether Jennifer would have made her way to musical stars of this magnitude if she had not had minimal film success behind her shoulders and well-thought-out flashing in other people&#39;s videos - for example, by Janet Jackson. The main thing is to persistently support and weave everywhere a storyline about the hard life of emigrants in the Bronx, about overcoming difficulties, poverty and travel by public transport. It was the bus trip that gave the name to Jay Lo&#39;s debut disc “On The 6” (1999) - at this point it has recorded sales of 8 million copies worldwide. A strong pop album with a slight aftertaste of the Latin American version of soul, fashionable at that time, and branded dances in their own videos - the charts were conquered. The hit single “If You Had My Love” has been on the first place for five weeks - the whole press comes up with a biography for it bit by bit. Another hit, “Waiting For Tonight,” in which Lopez marks the coming of the Millennium with a countdown in the video, gives her the hasty title of “21st Century Top Pop Singer”. Career is going uphill.</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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