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Fleur

Fleur means rose in French. Managing between rock, modern, and neo-classical music, this Odessa-based Russian-singing group appears like a sensitive flower itself. Affluent female voices coupled with traditional strings and flutes aswell as computer systems and hard rock and roll guitars offer both tenderness and pressure, present and eternal. Although …

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Jonathan Bree

Multi-talented Brand-new Zealand musician, producer, and label head Jonathan Bree began his musical career in 1998 when he and Heather Mansfield shaped indie pop group the Brunettes. Playing a tuneful make of pop music with contrasting special (Mansfield) and sour (Bree) vocals, the music group released its first one in …

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Goldenboy

Dealing with and getting inspired by famous brands Neil Finn, Elliott Smith, Matt Sharp, Johnny Marr, as well as the Eels, Shon Sullivan (vocals, guitar, key pad) may be the musician behind soft indie pop react Goldenboy, a moniker that was unintentionally directed at him with the past due Smith. …

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Psamim

Located in Belgium, Psamim can be an ensemble of accordion with strings that performs a musical mixture of unique tunes and klezmer classics. Psamim contains renowned vocalist Zahava Seewald and music artists Martin Weinberg (accordion), Renaud Lhonest (violin), and Joanna Samek (viola). Created in 1992, the 1st distributed documenting of …

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Flare

Deceptive, bittersweet love tracks pervade the Flare sound — an assortment of L.D. Beghtol’s classically qualified tone of voice, his ukulele, and a assortment of musical playthings, and a little army of music artists including Jon DeRosa of Deceased Leaves Increasing and Aarktica, Mom Western world studio’s owner Charles Newman, …

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Molly Moore

Molly Moore continues to be composing songs since she was seven years of age, honing her love of singing and songwriting over time that followed. The Hastings-on-Hudson, NY indigenous of German, Russian, and Polish descent grew up by musical parents who helped form her soulful alt-pop. As her profession expanded, …

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The Children’s Hour

The Children’s Hour is a folk-rock duo made up of Josephine Foster and Andy Pub. The two have already been honing a processed, passionate indie rock and roll style since middle-2002 whenever a shared friend presented Foster, an opera college dropout from Colorado, to Club, a skill Institute of Chicago …

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Stephan Moccio

Though he’s a solo performer in his own best, having released his debut album in 2006, Canadian composer/pianist Stephan Moccio initially established himself being a go-to songwriter for the stars, particularly after “A FRESH Day Has Come,” a song he co-wrote for Celine Dion, became a cross-Atlantic smash hit in …

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Lainie Marsh

After growing up in Western world Virginia, singer/songwriter Lainie Marsh attended the Berklee University of Music in Boston, after that settled in LA to pursue a musical career before relocating to Nashville in 1989. She performed with her music group, the Great Miners, and positioned songs with various other performers, …

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Traci Braxton

Along with her sisters, Traci Braxton was an associate from the Braxtons, who released an individual about Arista in 1990 and an album — that she co-wrote two songs — about Atlantic in 1996. While from the music market, Traci, the 3rd kid in her family members, spent a lot …

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