Alfredo Pereira

Uruguayan singer/songwriter Alfredo Pereira got involved with music while taking part in different regional festivals at a age, singing and using guitar, shifting to NY in 1990. After vacationing around European countries, Alfredo Pereira teamed up with Jorge Graf and Hugo Fattoruso to create his initial record, known as Tren …

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Kable

Kable may be the nom de psychedelia of Houston-based singer/songwriter Kay Bonya. After putting an early on home-recorded track over the seminal neo-psych compilation Succour, Bonya documented two complete albums as Kable, both of these released over the cultishly adored experimental psych-noise indie Fleece Information. A few of 1995’s Chlorophyll …

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De Jeugd Van Tegenwoordig

Approximately translating to “Children NOWADAYS,” Jeugd van Tegenwoordig was a “nearly to be studied seriously” kind of hip-hop outfit comprising members Vieze Fur (who passed several monikers, including Vieze Freddie or Baksteen, and whose true name was Freddie Tratlehner), P. Faberge (also called P. Drong and Peppie, and whose genuine …

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J.T. Gray

Bluegrass vocalist and guitarist J.T. Grey was created in Corinth, MS, the boy of the fiddler and a piano participant, and shifted to Chicago before settling in Nashville, where he opened up the Train station Inn, a golf club that became a mecca for bluegrass music artists. He also discovered …

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Letzte Instanz

Area of the “Mittlealter” rock and roll motion in the 1990s and beyond, Germany’s Letzte Instanz were able to survive a great number of membership changes even though holding on with their rabid group of fans over time. The group initial noticed the light of time in the eastern German …

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Ron & the Starfires

Ron & the Starfires were one particular promising local rings that was great and popular more than enough locally to access record, however, not quite in a position to produce the leap to success being a saving action, or reach a wider community by that path. These were originally known …

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Sheila & the Insects

The Philippines’ Sheila as well as the Insects are focused on smashing preconceived notions. To begin with, there’s nobody called Sheila in the music group; secondly, even though group is usually lumped along with the alternative-rock picture in Manila, they’re in fact from Cebu; finally, they primarily sing in British; …

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The Corn Sisters

During the further half from the ’90s, alt-country songstresses Neko Court case and Carolyn Tag performed and documented occasionally as the Corn Sisters. Enthusiastic, off-the-cuff shows at CMJ and SONGS Western and in a gig starting for Richard Buckner paved just how for the Corn Sisters’ 2000 debut recording, The …

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Grupo Cigarra

Vocal/instrumental folk group from Colombia Cigarra was shaped in 1986 by seven skilled musicians who wished to combine their knowledge and skills. Grupo Cigarra debuted in Oct that same 12 months while taking part in a folkloric regional event referred to as Peña. In 1987, the group arrived in first …

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James Allen Smith

Keyboardist Adam Allen Smith arrived of the jazz, vocal music, and R&B history, eventually turning up for repeat shows on albums by vocalist Robert Palmer.

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