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Chica Bomb - Дан Балан

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Last Christmas - Graffiti6

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It Burns! Burns! Burns! - Loco Loco

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Clouds - Redrama feat. A.J. McLean

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You're Not Alone - Olive

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Ma direction - Sexion D'Assaut

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The Current (feat. Gavin Rossdale) - Blue Man Group

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Say Yes - Michelle Williams, Beyonce, Kelly Rowland

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Me Hipnotizas - Anahi

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Pray For Villians - Devildriver

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Hard-rock / Metall

Lies - Glen Hansard, Marketa Irglova

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O Mio Babbino Caro (feat. David Phelps) (Live) - Bill & Gloria Gaither

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Hang On To Your Love - Sade

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Alleluia (feat. The Gatlin Brothers) (Live) - Bill & Gloria Gaither

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Religious music

Because Of You - Reba McEntire

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We Are (Explicit) - Hollywood Undead

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Angel - Sarah Brightman

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What's Your Name? - 4minute

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I Burn For You - Гордон Мэттью Томас Самнер (Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner)

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Até Amanhã - Panda e Os Caricas

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crushcrushcrush - Paramore

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Rock Is Dead - Tenacious D

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Shine on - Mario Biondi

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Jesus, What a Wonderful Child (feat. Joy Gardner and Christ Church Choir) (Live) - Bill & Gloria Gaither

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Et si tu n'existais pas - Hélène Ségara & Joe Dassin

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Danny Saucedo, who was born in 1986 in Stockholm to a Bolivian and Pole family, is one of the finalists of the 2006 reality show Idol. He made it to the show this year with the song "I Swear" that touched the hearts of the jury. Subsequently, in a duet with fellow contestant Felicia Brandstrom, Danny sang Bryan Adams' song "Everything I Do", but this was his last success on the show - he was eliminated in the semifinals. Like many reality TV "stars", having stopped participating in Idol, Danny began to try to maintain popularity by releasing copyright records. In 2006 he released his single "Öppna Din Dörr", a cover version of the song by Tommy Nilsson, and in 2007 - the album "Heart Beats". In 2008, he hit the TV again as a participant in the dance reality show Let's Dance, and then took part in the dance Eurovision. Danny celebrated Christmas 2008 with the release of his second album, "Set Your Body Free".

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<p>John Newman (born June 16, 1990, England) is a British soul singer and musician, songwriter, whose debut single "Love Me Again" topped the UK Singles Chart in July 2013. Previously as a guest vocalist, he has featured on Rudimental's hits such as "Feel the Love" (# 1 in England in 2012) and "Not Giving In".</p>

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<p>HIM is one of the most successful Finnish rock bands, formed in 1991 by vocalist Ville Valo, guitarist Mikko Lindström and bassist Mikko Paananen.</p><p> The band first performed cover versions of the songs "Black Sabbath" and "Kiss". Only in the mid-90s Valo began to compose his own material.</p><p> The band's debut was the 1995 mini-album "This is Only the Beginning".</p><p> The following summer, HIM recorded the single 666 Ways To Love: Prologue, and in 1997 released their debut album Greatest Lovesongs vol. 666 ". But the band became widely known for the cover version of Chris Isaac's "Wicked Game" performed by "HIM".</p><p> The group released their second album "Razorblade Romance" in 1999, and it became really successful, hitting the top lines of the German charts.</p>

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<p>Kate Nash was born in London to an Englishman and an Irish family, and grew up in the northwest of the city. She studied piano at Sandbach School. Learned guitar from Louis Michelle; theater arts - at BRIT School.<br /> British singer, musician. In the UK, her single "Foundations" was certified second in 2007 and her first album, Made of Bricks, went platinum.</p>

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Akcent was founded in 1999 by Adrian Claudia Sana and fellow singer Ramona Barta. Their first single "Kylie" hit a number of European charts and had some success even in the USA. In 2002 the debut album "In Culori" was released in Romanian. The album "French Kiss with Kylie", which contained English versions of the band's popular songs, became the English-language debut. In 2008, Marius Nedelcu left the group and began his solo career. The members of the group invited Corneliu Ulici to join, but he also left in 2009.

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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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<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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<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'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 "Where'd You Go" peaked at No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100. The project is currently on hold.</p>

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<p>Park Chae Sang (Korean 박재상; born December 31, 1977, Seoul) is a South Korean artist and songwriter under the pseudonym Sai (PSY; Korean 싸이 ssai). Known for his humorous videos and concert performances.</p>

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<p>The band was formed in 2001 by two twin brothers from East Germany, Bill and Tom Kaulitz. Initially the group was called "Devilish" (Devilish). After watching the brothers' duo perform, they were joined by bassist Georg Listing and drummer Gustav Schaefer.</p><p> Bill Kaulitz as a soloist took part in the TV show "Star Search" (an analogue of the Russian TV show "Morning Star"), where he reached the quarterfinals with The Weather Girls' song "It's Raining Man" (no bands were expected to participate). Thanks to his participation in the show, the leader of the group managed to get to know producer Peter Hoffman, who took over the promotion of the project. At his insistence, the name was changed to a less defiant - Tokio Hotel. The Japanese reference also matched the artist's image, which was reminiscent of the Japanese Visual Kei style. Later, another producer Pat Benzner joins the team.</p><p> Bill Kaulitz in 2006.</p><p> The band was signed to Sony BMG. The video for the debut single "Durch den Monsun" (German through the monsoon) hit German TV channels in August. After the video was released, the group immediately gained a lot of fans and fans. The single began its journey on the German music charts on August 20 at 15th place, and already reached the 1st place on the 26th. This single also peaked at number one on the Austrian music charts. The group's second video, "Schrei" (German for shouting), was # 1 on all European charts. The band released the album "Schrei" in September.</p><p> At the beginning of 2006, the third video "Rette mich" (German: Save me) was released. This version of the song was different from the original version from the first album due to Bill's breaking voice and some instrumental changes. The video for the song "Rette mich" quickly reached the 1st place.</p><p> The second studio album "Schrei - so laut du kannst" was released in March. The release was due to changes in Bill's voice and came out with three new songs - "Schwarz", "Beichte", "Thema nr. 1 "In September the band released the fourth single from the album" Schrei "-" Der letzte Tag "(German for the last day). This song also climbed to the very top of the charts.</p><p> On November 18, 2006 the group gave a concert in Moscow. It was one of the first performances outside Germany, and this first experience showed that musicians are popular all over the world.</p><p> In early June 2007, the English-language album "Scream" and several singles to it were released. With this album, the group begins the conquest of England, Italy, Spain and America.</p><p> On October 2, 2009, the fourth studio album "Humanoid" was released. On it, Tokio Hotel's sound changed towards synthpop, the musicians brought more electronics to the arrangement of the songs. IN</p><p> In June 2011, Tokio Hotel visited Moscow again, arriving at the Muz-TV 2011 Prize.</p>

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<p>Rita Ora was born in Yugoslavia, but immediately after her birth, Rita's family moved to the UK. Ora began to sing in early childhood, but in adolescence she made a choice in favor of the Sylvia Theater School, and then the college "St Charles Catholic Sixth Form College". Having starred in the film "Peeves" in 2004, Rita still prefers a musical career and three years after filming recorded her first release: the song "Awkward" with Craig David.</p>

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<p>Nirvana is an American rock band formed in 1987 in Washington by vocalist and guitarist Kurt Cobain and bassist Christ Novoselic.</p><p> In June 1989, Nirvana's debut album "Bleach" was released.</p><p> The first thousand records were released on white vinyl. The next two thousand copies were printed on black vinyl, with a poster attached to all the first three thousand records. The following copies were released on vinyl in a variety of colors, excluding white and black. The total circulation was 35,000 copies.</p><p> In 1991, the band released their second album "Nevermind" /</p><p> In 1993 the third and last album of the group "In Utero" was released. The compositions from this album differed in style from the previous musical works of the group.</p><p> On April 5, 1994, Kurt Cobain died, in connection with which the history of one of the brightest groups of the twentieth century was interrupted.</p>

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<p>The Secret Service was one of Sweden'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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<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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Cheryl grew up in a poor English family. Her parents did not marry and ended their life together when Cheryl was 11. Despite financial and family difficulties, the girl did not lose heart - from childhood she was interested in dance, at the age of 9 she entered a ballet school, and also starred in commercials and participated in youth beauty pageants, often winning them - for example, she was chosen "the most attractive girl in Newcastle." In 2002, the "girl" pop group Girls Aloud was formed by audience voting, one of the five members of which was Cheryl. The group enjoyed some popularity, but in 2009 took a sabbatical. From that moment, Cheryl began work on solo material, and in October 2009 her first album, "3 Words", was released. Sherrill was actively involved in the work on the album with will.i.am, a member of The Black Eyed Peas.

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<p>Pentatonix (PTX) is an American a cappella group founded in Arlington, Texas in September 2011.<br /><br /> Pentatonix won the third season of the television project "The Sing-Off" and signed a contract with the record company Sony.<br /><br /> Their debut album, PTX Vol.1, peaked at number 14 on the Billboard 200 Music Chart.<br /><br /> Structure:<br /> ♦ Scott Hoying<br /> ♦ Mitch Grassi<br /> ♦ Kirstie Maldonado<br /> ♦ Avi Kaplan<br /> ♦ Kevin Olusola<br /><br /> Albums:<br /> ★ PTX Vol. I - 26.06.2012<br /> ★ PTXmas - 13.11.2012<br /> ★ PTX Vol. II - 5.11.2013<br /> ★ PTXmas (Deluxe Ed.) - 11/19/2013<br /> ★ PTX Vol. III - 09/23/2014<br /> ★ ... - 21.10.2014</p>

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Avril Lavigne has dreamed of a musical career for a rock star since childhood. “When I was little, I often got up on the bed and imagined that I was standing on stage. I sang with all my strength and imagined thousands of people listening to me with bated breath, ”says Avril. She achieved her goal: now a girl can perform anywhere and sing whatever she wants - and there will be loyal fans everywhere. Avril was born in the small town of Napanee (Ontario, Canada) in 1984. The city with a population of 5 thousand people is a small audience for a girl who wants to conquer the world, so at the age of 15, leaving school, Avril went to New York. During the audition, Antonio Reid became interested in her, who helped Lavigne sign a contract with Arista Records, and Avril sat in the label's studio in Manhattan, working on her debut album. “I like writing. When I’m upset or upset about something, and I need to throw it all out of myself, then I take up the guitar. At times it seems to me that the guitar is my therapist, ”said the girl. Despite the fact that the singer literally did not leave the New York studio, the result she received did not satisfy her at all. “I worked with very talented people, but I just didn't feel it. The songs that came out didn't include me. They told me that I needed to find people who would write songs, but I wanted to do everything myself. " According to Avril, it was a very difficult period in her life. “I was constantly stressed, but I never even thought about quitting music,” says the singer.

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Jersey Jon Bon Jovi from childhood wanted to become a musician and chose the shortest path for this, in his opinion - he got a job at a recording studio. He worked as a simple cleaner, but got access to the equipment. In the evenings, after work, he recorded his first demos, which he began sending out to various record companies. As a result - John got a contract with Mercury, and began a dizzying career in the world of rock music. The Bon Jovi style was a cross between hard rock, glam rock and country, and the lyrics about the life of ordinary working guys instantly elevated the young group to the rank of hitmakers, however, traditional rock critics ostracized Bon Jovi for being too pop. However, it is not unreasonable.

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<p>Samantha Jade Gibbs (born April 18, 1987), better known as Samantha Jade, is an Australian singer, songwriter, actress and model from Perth, Western Australia. She has written songs for artists such as JoJo and Ashley Tisdale. On 20 November 2012, Jade won The_X_Factor Australia season 4, becoming the first woman to win the Australian version of the competition. She then signed to Sony Music Australia and released her debut single, "What You've Done to Me," which debuted at # 1 on the ARIA Singles Chart.</p>

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