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Anoushka Shankar

The girl of sitar legend Ravi Shankar, Anoushka Shankar began monitoring under her father at age nine, producing her performing debut four years later on. Showing up alongside her dad as he toured the entire world, she made an appearance at Carnegie Hall while still in her teenagers, and in …

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Natasha Bedingfield

Originally from Fresh Zealand, Natasha Bedingfield was raised in southeast London, where she and her siblings were raised about music. By their teenagers, Natasha, sibling Daniel, and sister Nikola got shaped an R&B-based performing group. It didn’t last, however the encounter urged the Bedingfields to maintain going after music. In …

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Bucks Fizz

The winners from the 1981 Eurovision Track Contest, Uk quartet Dollars Fizz were, through the entire early ’80s, regarded being among the most successful bands of the era, chalking up a minimum of nine Top 20 hits between 1981-1983, including three chart-toppers, “Building YOUR BRAIN Up” (their Eurovision winner), “The …

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Ms. Dynamite

Ms. Dynamite (aka Niomi McLean-Daley) was raised in North London, hearing reggae and embracing hip-hop at age 12. Even though she wished to become the primary school instructor or a public worker, her interest for music was more powerful. After getting started within a pirate radio place called Organic FM, …

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Alan Gowen

In his all-too-brief professional music job, jazz-rock keyboardist and composer Alan Gowen garnered respect from his peers and a little cult audience but bit more than that, although he arguably deserved a lot more. He produced his initial tag within what’s now known as the Canterbury picture of English prog …

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Psychic TV

After Genesis P-Orridge dissolved the seminal industrial rock and roll outfit Throbbing Gristle, he and Gristle cohort Peter Christopherson, plus Alternate TV’s Alex Fergusson, formed Psychic Television in 1981 as a way of continuing their confrontational, shock-oriented method of music and their multimedia live performances. Psychic Television draw a lot …

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Pet Shop Boys

Post-modern ironists cloaked in back of a veil of buoyantly melodic and lushly passionate synth pop confections, Pet Shop Boys founded themselves being among the most commercially and critically effective sets of their era with cheeky, wise, and absolutely danceable music. Usually remaining one stage before their contemporaries, the English …

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Wham!

Wham! sparked something of the pop revival within the mid-’80s and may arguably be held accountable for sparking from the young man music group trend from the ’90s. These were unashamedly pop, to the idea of padding leading of the trousers for tv appearances. In the centre, nevertheless, was a …

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Decimator

London, England’s Decimator centered around gruff vocalist Mad Puppy (aka Barry Coward), who began the band circa 1981 and landed a one-off single cope with after that prominent Neat Information for the discharge of their unfortunately forgotten nugget “Carnage Town Rox.” Boasting a cross sound caught somewhere within metallic and …

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Culture Club

Few fresh wave groups were as well-known as Culture Club. Through the early ’80s, the group racked up seven directly Top Ten strikes within the U.K. and six TOP singles within the U.S. making use of their light, infectious pop-soul. Though their music was radio-ready, what brought the music group …

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