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Kanye West was born in Atlanta, but after his parents divorced, he moved to Chicago with his mother. The family was middle-class, and West's mom was an English professor. So Kanye studied well at school, and after graduation began to study at the American Academy of Arts, but his passion for music overpowered everyone else, and Kanye left the school to start recording and producing albums. West's first successful work was Jay-Z's "The Blueprint" (2001), more precisely, four tracks from this record. At the time of the beginning of the collaboration, Kanye was nothing compared to the super-successful producer and rapper Jay-Z. The latter even at first refused to sign West to his label Roc-A-Fella, believing that West would be more successful as a producer - his own work did not bear the "criminal" and "street" character, so popular among the majority of hip-hop audience. However, in 2004 Roc-A-Fella released West's debut album "The College Dropout". The album cover features a life-size puppet of Teddy bear, who was kicked out of college - apparently West was still worried about his "ruined" education. Subsequently, this bear, called the "dropout bear", became a kind of symbol of West and his work.
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Adam Young is the classic star of the internet age. He started making music in his basement at night during insomnia. Adam, who came up with the name Owl City for his project, diligently posted his things on MySpace, where they attracted more and more attention, and finally - a contract with Universal Republic! Album Maybe I'm Dreaming was released in 2008, and Young's energetic and romantic music immediately attracted a large number of fans, including from the indie rock environment. In 2009, the album Ocean Eyes was released on iTunes, the first single from which was the song Fireflies - it topped the American and Canadian charts and eventually became the most downloaded song on iTunes in the United States. At the moment, Adam and his live line-up are actively giving concerts and participating in collaborations with other artists. In addition, Adam is the leader of five more (!) Projects with strange names - Port Blue, Windsor Airlift, Dolphin Park, Insect Airport and Seagull Orchestra. Each of these projects was created to record some kind of music, for example, "oceanic" music - in fact, most of the musical material is composed of synthesized sounds without vocals.
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<p>The legendary band The Cure was formed in 1976 in Crawley, England. The composition of the group was constantly changing, but Robert Smith, the lead singer, guitarist, composer, was and is. At first the group was called &quot;Malice&quot;, but gradually the name was transformed into &quot;The Cure&quot;. Trio Smith, Tolhurst and Dempsey in September 1978 released their debut single &quot;Killing an Arab&quot;, which caused a lot of noise.</p><p> Already in May 1979 their debut album &quot;Three Imaginary Boys&quot; was released.</p><p> The second single &quot;Boys Don&#39;t Cry&quot; was released in June.</p><p> Almost immediately after this, the first change in the team occurs: Dempsey leaves and Simon Gallup and Matthew Hartley come.</p><p> The band&#39;s second album, &quot;Seventeen Seconds&quot;, was released in 1980 and peaked at number 20 on the official UK charts. And the first hit of the group was just the single from this album - &quot;A Forest&quot;.</p><p> After that &quot;The Cure&quot; embarked on their first world tour.</p>
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<p>A female pop trio from London (UK), which was formed in 1998. The group has released 27 singles, six of which went on to become # 1 in the UK, and seven albums, two of which also climbed to the top of the UK Albums Chart. The girls&#39; three albums went triple platinum. In 2003, they won the Best Dance Artist nomination, and in 2006, they were named 21st Century Performers in the UK, ahead of artists such as Britney Spears and Madonna. Over six million copies of Sugababes albums have been purchased worldwide.</p>
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<p>Popular Belgian rapper of Rwandan descent. The surname Van Haver is of Flemish origin and pronounced Van Haver in Flemish. The stage name Stromae is a garbled Maestro in French verlan.</p><p> In 2000 he chooses the pseudonym Opmaestro and begins his activities in the rap world. But his pseudonym was too similar to another and he changes it, stopping at Stromae.<br /> At the age of 18, Paul together with the rapper JEDI (Didier Jean-Longan) created a group, and they recorded the song and video &quot;Faut que t&#39;arrête le Rap&quot;. However, JEDI decides to leave the duo, which marks the beginning of Stromae&#39;s solo career.<br /><br /> In 2009 he released the single &quot;Alors On Danse&quot;, which very soon became popular in other European countries. The single takes first places in the top sales in France, Germany, Belgium. At the moment, this song is the &quot;calling card&quot; of the rapper; several Russian-language covers have even been released on it.<br /><br /> Stromae uses a computer with Reason software in his compositions.</p>
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<p>The Doors is an American rock band that was founded in 1965 in Los Angeles and had a strong influence on the culture and art of the 60s. Mysterious, mystical, allegorical lyrics and a vivid image of the band&#39;s vocalist, Jim Morrison, made it perhaps the most famous and equally controversial band of its time. Even after the (temporary) breakup in 1970, its popularity did not decline. The total circulation of the group&#39;s albums exceeded 75 million copies.</p>
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<p>Toni Michelle Braxton is an American rhythm and blues, pop and soul singer, songwriter and actress. She is known for such hits as “Un-Break My Heart”, “Breathe Again”, “You&#39;re Makin &#39;Me High”, “He Wasn&#39;t Man Enough” and others. Winner of 6 Grammy awards.</p>
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Roderick was the fifth child in an English family, his parents were fond of music and football - Rod&#39;s father played in the team and predicted a football career for his son. However, in 1959 Rod received a guitar from his father and soon began to play in youth groups. To the chagrin of dad, the son gave up his football career, as she did not allow him to walk, drink and meet girls. As a result, Rod became a handyman, constantly trying his hand at various bands and auditions for producers - without any notable success. Disappointed with the then popular rock and roll, Rod joined the ideological antagonists of rockers - the fashion movement and even became popular among the youth of London due to his emerging husky vocal style and impressive appearance - Rod was one of the first musicians to wear a disorderly &quot;spiked&quot; a hairstyle that would become the hallmark of punks in the 1980s. In general, in the first half of the 60s, Stewart, in his attempts to become famous, &quot;got tired&quot; so much in the musical circles of London that he became already quite famous among the musicians of his &quot;circle&quot;.
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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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The American group Backstreet Boys was formed by the entrepreneurial impresario Lou Perlman, who was inspired by the success of New Kids On The Block in the late eighties. For the selection of musicians, Lou organized a large-scale competition with a budget of three and a half million dollars, and invited Johnny and Donna Wright (Jonny Wright, Donna Wright), who previously worked with NKOTB, to play the role of group managers. The first Backstreet Boys album was released in 1996 and became successful in Europe and Canada, but went unnoticed in the homeland of the group in the USA. The breakthrough was the singles &quot;Quit Playing Games With My Heart&quot; (# 2 on the Billboard 100 chart) and &quot;Everybody&quot; (# 4), after which the disc reissued in America finally became a bestseller: at number four on the national chart and 14 total million copies sold. Most of the money earned, of course, went to the cunning manager, and in 1997 the group was already in full lawsuit with Pearlman. At this moment, the Backstreet Boys were approaching the peak of fame, the third album titled &quot;Millennium&quot; became the most successful in their career - its circulation exceeded forty million.
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<p>American singer, songwriter and music producer, Grammy winner. He became famous for his participation in the recording of the tracks &quot;Nothin &#39;on You&quot; by BoB and &quot;Billionaire&quot; by Travis McCoy.<br /> Started in 2007</p>
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<p>Lordi is a Finnish English-speaking band. Founded in 1996 by Tomi Putaansuu (aka Mr. Lordi). The group is famous for performing in masks and monster costumes and performing ironic horror-themed songs.<br /><br /> Tomi Putaansuu, a musician and chairman of the fan club of the hard rock band Kiss, decided, inspired by his idols, to create a musical group. He came up with the concept of Lordi in 1992, and in 1993 he recorded a solo demo album Napalm Market, which was never released. In 1996-1997, the first line-up of the group was formed: Mr. Lordi (vocals), Amen (guitar), G-Stealer (bass) and Enary (keyboards). Following the example of Kiss, all the members of the new group adopted pseudonyms, and the first stage costumes were also designed. Putaansuu himself became known as Mister Lordi.</p>
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<p>The Secret Service was one of Sweden&#39;s most famous pop music groups in the 1980s.<br /> The original line-up of the group consisted of a trio: Ola Håkansson, Tim Norell and Ulf Wahlberg. They were joined by Tony Lindberg (guitar), Leif Johansson (drums) and Leif Paulsen (bass).<br /> The trio still works in the studio as Secret Service, but on stage the group can be seen with a new line-up: Ulf and Tim along with Mikael Erlandsson (vocals), Mats Lindbergh (bass) and Jamie Borger (drums).</p>
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Spice Girls were conceived exclusively as a production project with one goal - to assemble a vocal girl band consisting of girls for every taste and color, from cute and pretty to ugly. The magnificent five was revealed to the world in 1994, and the very first hits of the group - &quot;Wannabe&quot; and &quot;Say You&#39;ll Be There&quot; exploded the charts. The tabloids were full of seditious headlines that Britain had not known such a success since the days of The Beatles, and five muzzles flaunted almost on every girl&#39;s T-shirt.
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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>Russian-German musician, DJ and producer. Winner of the Grammy Award (2014) of the US National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences for Best Dance Recording for the song &quot;Clarity&quot;, performed in collaboration with British singer Foxes</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: &quot;Fall Out Boy!&quot; 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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In 2008, Rolling Stone magazine named him one of the five best indie hip-hop artists of the year. By that time, Kid Cudi had only one mixtape &quot;A Kid Named Cudi&quot; and one single &quot;Day &#39;n&#39; Night&quot; behind him, from which the singer&#39;s fame began. This boring song about the monotonous everyday life of a stump leaked onto the Internet at the end of 2007, securing fame even before the official release, then it was remixed by the Italian DJ duo Crookers, turning this relaxed minimalist hip-hop into a club hit.
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