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Sergey Lazarev

Sergey Lazarev (given birth to Sergey Vyacheslavovich Lazarev in Moscow, Russia) spent his youngsters practicing gymnastics and performing, graduating from Mkhat Theatre College in 2004, nonetheless it was his vocal capabilities that shot him to popularity in his house country. As an associate of kid group Neposedi (who also counted …

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Eskimo Disco

Among the many synth-driven post-punk revival rings that emerged in the U.K. on the turn from the 21st hundred years, Eskimo Disco acquired their first flavor of success using a twangy, disco-infused dance one known as “7-11.” Scott Doran, Tom Moore, and Liam Paton produced the music group in London …

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Lazenby

Although it will be simple to assume that Lazenby took their name in one from the (arguably) better James Bonds, the band was named — much more likely, really — after founding member Sarah Lazenby. Introduced to fellow music group creator Nick Lockwood by Arctic Monkeys supervisor Geoff Barradale, the …

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Johnny Headband

Mercurial Detroit-based, electro/space pop outfit Johnny Headband was designed and directed by siblings Chad and Keith Thompson, both of whom began a torrid romance with multimedia within their early young adults. Alternately amiable and steely eyed, the brothers honed their creative muscles on a reliable diet of house films, synth …

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Fol Chen

Putting their have spin within the dance-pop genre by embracing co-ed vocals, oddball experimentation, and a mysterious public picture, Fol Chen started attracting blog page attention in early 2009. Revolving round the creation duo of Samuel Bing and Julian Wass, the group managed a great deal of secrecy right away: …

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Juvelen

A Scandinavian Justin Timberlake, a man edition of Robyn, or – as he describes himself – a one-man young man music group: it’s easy plenty of to slap a label about Swedish pop upstart Juvelen, but that shouldn’t claim that his soulful electronic dance-pop is merely derivative. Certainly, it’s amazing …

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The Heavy

Shower, England’s the Large draw impact from funk, spirit, hip-hop, as well as the gritty garage area rock from the Sonics. Guitarist Dan Taylor and vocalist Kelvin Swaby became close friends in the 1990s, bonding more than a distributed appreciation for classic R&B and Jim Jarmusch movies. Joined up with …

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Sneaky Sound System

Electro-pop group Sneaky AUDIO SYSTEM surfaced among the leading Australian club functions of its era using its self-titled 2006 discovery LP. Songwriter/maker “Dark Angus” McDonald and MC Daimon “Two times D” Downey 1st fulfilled at a Sydney outfit party in the springtime of 2000, immediately after hatching programs to co-headline …

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Scissor Sisters

A genre- and gender-defying mixture of rock and roll, pop, and dance inspired by burlesque, move queens, and glam rock and roll, New York’s Scissor Sisters produced a splash in later 2003/early 2004 using their neon-bright reimagining of Green Floyd’s “Comfortably Numb,” the B-side towards the band’s initial solo, “Electrobix.” …

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Elton John

Elton John was the largest pop star from the ’70s, grabbing headlines and generating strikes across the world. As it proved, this was simply the initial act in an extraordinary career that held him near the top of the graphs for over 25 years. He charted a high 40 strike …

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