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Flipsyde became famous, oddly enough, thanks not so much to music as to sports. Their composition "Someday" 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 "sports hit" was the song "Champion". Rapper Gino Ferreira also writes screenplays for films (his screenplay "Walter's Boys") was awarded the Tribeca prize for best screenplay.

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<p>Miley Cyrus is an American actress and singer, daughter of country performer Billy Ray Cyrus. She was born on November 23, 1992, in fact, her pseudonym was invented already in childhood: she received the nickname Miley (Miley, derived from Smiley - smiling), because she was a smiling child. In 2008, the singer officially changed her name to Miley Rae.</p><p> Cyrus's career began in 2001: eight-year-old Destiny Hope played a girl named Kylie in an episode of the Doc series. However, success was brought by the series "Hannah Montana", in which she played the main role, having passed the casting at the age of twelve: Miley's vocal abilities and perseverance played a decisive role here.</p><p> Accordingly, Cyrus's first single was The Best of Both Worlds, the main theme of Hannah Montana.</p>

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<p>Crazy Frog (lit. Crazy frog, originally known as English. The Annoying Thing - annoying thing) - computer animation character, created in 2002-2003 by Swedish designer Eric Wernquist.<br /> The adventures of the iconic frog, making funny sounds, began as early as the nineties, when 17-year-old Swede Daniel Malmedahl posted on his website recordings of how he voiced the operation of the engine. These sound files quickly spread across the Internet and were used for a variety of purposes.</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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Having started his career in the electronic duo Soft Cell, Mark Almond has always tried to adhere to the same principle: everything should be beautiful and original. The bright and at the same time complex electronic music of Soft Cell did not exclude additional experiments, which Mark always indulged in with extraordinary zeal. His main hobby was the French cabaret: the work of Jacques Brel had a strong influence on Almond. In parallel with electronic musical projects, Almond begins to re-sing the repertoire of great chansonniers - and his search for new sources of inspiration brings him to Russia.

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<p>Legendary American singer Whitney Houston is best known for two achievements: song "I Will Always Love You" and hitting the Guinness Book of Records for the most awards ever received by an artist ("The Most Awarded Female Artist of All Time"). Whitney has six Grammys alone! Houston is the absolute record holder among pop musicians: the total circulation of her albums will soon approach 200 million copies, and the Rolling Stone magazine has included Whitney in the list of the 100 greatest singers of the century.</p>

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<p>Shakira's first disc dates back to 1990, but the road to international fame was long. Her first albums went unnoticed even in her native Colombia. Things got better after producer and co-writer Luis Fernando Ochoa joined the recording. Album "Pies Descalzos", the third in discography, followed by "Dónde Están los Ladrones?" became world bestsellers, but did not receive much fame in Europe - their audience was exclusively Spanish-speaking. At the same time, Shakira's musical palette was very wide: from disco and Latin American ballads to pop-rock in the style of Alanis Morissette. There was even an oriental flavor in her songs - Arabic blood flowed in the singer's veins, and young Shakira developed her artistic abilities by performing a belly dance at school matinees.</p><p> A breakthrough into the English-language mainstream was the album "Laundry Service", released in 2001. The single "Whenever, Wherever" became the calling card, and the total circulation of the album exceeded 14 million. The experienced manager Freddy DeMann, who had previously worked with Madonna and Michael Jackson, contributed to this not least by the experienced manager Freddy DeMann who took over the promotion of Shakira. The success outside of Latin America did not discourage the singer from continuing to work in the Hispanic market. The next in her discography was the bilingual dilogy "Oral Fixations". The album “She Wolf”, released in 2009, again became a sharp turn, this time Shakira plunged headlong into modern dance music. Wyclef Jean, Timbaland and the Neptunes joined the work on the album, and the style shifted towards R&B and electropop. The track "She Wolf" would fit perfectly into a disc for Little Boots or Roisin Murphy. To make the disc catch on to those who are closer to Spanish lyrics, the songs “She Wolf”, “Why Wait” and “Did It Again” were recorded in two languages at once.</p>

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<p>Freddie Mercury (English Freddie Mercury, real name Farrukh Bulsara (Guj. ફારોખ બલ્સારા‌); September 5, 1946, Stone Town, Zanzibar - November 24, 1991, London, UK) - British singer of Parsi origin, songwriter, vocalist of the rock band Queen ... He was the author of such hits of the group as "Seven Seas of Rhye", "Killer Queen", "Bohemian Rhapsody", "Somebody to Love", "We Are the Champions", "Crazy Little Thing Called Love", etc. The musician also had solo creativity. Freddie died on November 24, 1991 from bronchial pneumonia, which developed against the background of AIDS.<br /> In 2002, Freddie Mercury was ranked 58th in the BBC's 100 Greatest Britons poll. In 2005, Blender magazine conducted a poll, according to the results of which Freddie ranked second among vocalists (first among men). In 2008, Rolling Stone magazine ranked him 18th on Rolling Stone magazine's 100 Greatest Vocalists of All Time. Allmusic described him as "one of the greatest rock singers and one of the greatest voices in the history of music."</p>

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<p>An Australian singer-songwriter in emotional jazz and pop.</p><p> Born December 18, 1975, raised in Adelaide.</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 "Faut que t'arrête le Rap". However, JEDI decides to leave the duo, which marks the beginning of Stromae's solo career.<br /><br /> In 2009 he released the single "Alors On Danse", 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 "calling card" 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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The musical career for the daughter of working parents, Anna May, began in St. Louis, where in one of the nightclubs she met bluesman Ike Turner and asked to join him to sing along. When Ike was recording the single A Fool In Love in 1960 and his singer did not appear, Anna sang for her, and the song became a major hit in the United States. Shortly thereafter, Ike Turner married Anna and proposed her stage name Tina - and so Tina Turner, vocalist of The Ike & Tina Turner Revue, appeared. The group was a great success as Tina began to develop her stage talents and soon became one of the most impressive women on stage in the 1960s. Ike and Tina released the hit River Deep, Mountain High, covered Proud Mary, the Creedence Clearwater Revival song, and earned a Grammy for Best R&B Performance.

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Gorchitza is a musical duet in the popular “girl and programmer” format, which became popular with lightning speed first in Ukraine, and later in Europe. Listeners who prefer quality in music are attracted by the modern European sound and bright English-speaking vocals. The project was created by the talented arranger and composer Alexei Gorchitza (Crimea, Kerch) and the vocalist Allois from Kiev. In August, the group performed for the first time in front of the Russian public at the Lounge Fest with a 50-minute program, preceding the performance of Morcheeba's lead singer, Sky Edwards. Despite the fact that usually "warming up" compositions are most often perceived by the public negatively and barely carry their feet off the stage, dodging beer glasses and rotten tomatoes, Gorchitza was greeted by the people very well. Many note that this stylish, timely project with high-quality fresh sound and strong lyrics from the first notes managed to create a sense of quality work in the listeners. this opinion was supported by the concept videos of the group “Call It A Dream” and “Final Cut”, which soon appeared on the air of Russian music channels.

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<p>Nicki Minaj is a rapper and songwriter. She was born on December 8, 1982 in the suburbs of the capital of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago to parents of Indian and African descent. She lived there until the age of five with her grandmother, and then her mother took her to Queens. Despite the change of place of residence for the better, the life of the future singer was difficult: according to Minaj, his father drank, took drugs and once tried to kill his mother by setting the house on fire.</p><p> As a child, Niki connected her life with music: she studied at Elizabeth Blackwell Middle School, where she played the clarinet.</p><p> The singer's career was shaped by Lil Wayne, who, after hearing the mixtapes Playtime Is Over, Sucka Free and Beam Me Up Scotty, signed her on behalf of his label Young Money Entertainment in August 2009.</p><p> After signing the contract, Minaj began work on her debut album "Pink Friday", which reached number two on the Billboard 200 in its first week of sales. Minaj became the first artist in history to have seven songs simultaneously on the Billboard Hot 100.</p>

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<p>A-ha is a Norwegian electro-pop band.</p><p> In 1976, young Pal Waaktaar and Magne Furuholmen decided to form a band, calling it Bridges.</p><p> In 1980, the group released the album "Fakkeltog", which was not successful.</p><p> In early 1983, friends invited Morten Harket to join them as vocalist, and he agreed. The guys recorded several demos, and also came up with a new, short and easy-to-remember name for the group - A-ha.</p><p> In 1983, after listening to the recordings of the group, Warner studio signed a contract with them and did not fail.</p><p> Composition "Take on Me", took the leading positions in the charts of the world, becoming number one in the United States and second in the UK. Another big hit was The Sun Always Shines on TV.</p><p> In 1985, with the release of their debut album "Hunting High And Low" a-ha firmly occupied the Top 10. The album won the "Spellemannsprisen" (Norwegian Grammy) award.</p><p> A-ha's video clips with interesting visuals contributed to the group's popularity.</p><p> In the same year, A-ha presented their second album "Scoundrel Days", the most popular tracks from which are such tracks as "Cry Wolf", "Manhattan Skyline" and "I've Been Losing You".</p><p> In 1987, Paul Vaaktaar was asked to compose the theme for the next James Bond film. This is how The Living Daylights appeared, a remix of which was included in the band's third album, Stay On The Roads (1988).</p><p> In 1990, the band's fourth album, East Of The Sun, West Of The Moon, was released, which many fans consider the best work of A-ha. On the disc, the first composition especially stood out - a cover version of the famous song from the repertoire of Everly Brothers "Crying In The Rain".</p><p> In 1993, the band released their fifth album, "Memorial Beach", without a hit outside of Norway. The disc had no commercial success.</p><p> The release of the single "Shapes That Go Together" (1994) put an end to a certain stage in the band's creativity. A-ha played at the White Nights festival in St. Petersburg, and then Paul, Morten and Magne went about their own business.</p><p> In 1998, A-ha - with the help of new manager Brian Lane - decided to reunite after a long hiatus. The band began performing and recording new material. The result of this work was the album "Minor Earth, Major Sky" (2000), full of strong and fresh material, modern sounding, but executed, at the same time, in the best traditions of A-ha. The big hits were the compositions "Velvet", "Summer Moved On", "Minor Earth, Major Sky". As always, the trio's fans were drawn to the original music videos.</p><p> On October 15, 2009, it was officially announced that the band would end their existence following the end of the Ending on a High Note tour.</p><p> After the final concert in Oslo on December 4, 2010, the band ceased their creative activities.</p>

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<p>Jesse Arthur Abraham McCartney was born on April 9, 1987 in Manhattan, into a large family, father - Scott McCartney, mother - Ginger McCartney, younger brother - Timothy Glover Mark McCartney and sister - Lea Joyce McCartney.<br /> Jesse now lives in Ardsley, New York. He graduated from Ardsley High School - June 22, 2005. From childhood, Jesse already wanted to sing and play in films, and was able to realize his dream.<br /> First, at the age of 7, he begins performing in the local community, and then joins the play in productions of Oliver (1994), The King and I (1995 and 1997), A Christmas Carol (1998) and Fireworks on Broadway ( Salute to Broadway, 2002).<br /> At the age of 11, Jesse gets her first role in the show All My Children. He stayed on the show from 1998 to 2001.</p>

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Jesse McCartney

<p>Born December 18, 1992, released her debut album "Hello My Name Is ..." on October 22, 2012.</p>

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<p>Pink Floyd is a British rock band. She is famous for her philosophical lyrics, acoustic experiments, innovations in album design and grandiose shows. They are one of the most influential and most successful bands in rock music.</p><p> The group was founded in 1965 by fellow architecture students at the London Polytechnic Institute (Regent Str. Polytechnic) Richard Wright (keyboards, vocals), Roger Waters (bass, vocals), Nick Mason (drums) and their Cambridge friend Syd Barrett (vocals , guitar). In 1968, the quartet was joined by David Gilmour, who replaced Barrett after the latter had to leave the group. After Barrett's departure, bassist Roger Waters and keyboardist Richard Wright became the dominant figures in the group, but over time, Wright gave way to guitarist David Gilmore. Waters consolidated leadership with each new album, gradually coming to one-man management. After Barrett's departure and until 1983, Waters was the author of the vast majority of the band's lyrics (starting in 1973, he alone wrote the lyrics for ten years) and the main author of The Wall's concept album. The band's last album (The Division Bell), the last tour and an unspoken disbandment took place in 1994. Each of the members of the group has made a more or less successful career, relying mainly on the experience of the alma mater. The last performance of the classic line-up happened in July 2005 at the Live 8 concert.</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'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 "Moby Dick", the author of which, Herman Melville, is a great-nephew) appeared in 1991. His single "Go", based on samples of the theme from the movie "Twin Peaks", hit the top ten of the UK charts, and Moby himself - on the program "Top Of The Pops", 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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Tinchy Strider is the brightest of the young representatives of British rap, combining the melody of R&B with the bright and clear reading typical of American rap artists. He got his nickname ("Baby") for his small stature (about 5 feet). Stayder actively collaborates with representatives of not only pop, but also the rock scene, for example, he remixes The Killers songs. while among his friends - Craig David (Craig David). Bright, melodic, catchy songs provide Strider high places in the charts and wide radio circulation

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