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FUNKY JAZZY BLUSEY music with a reggae twist.

Industrial Electronic

A mix of Rock, Rock Alternative, R&B, Soul and Pop

A mish-mash of stuff coming mainly from the British Isles, ranging from bands like Travis The Waterboys or The Verve to singer-songwriters like Damien Rice or David Gray to name a few.

Far from adhering to trends or force changes in the language of their songs, Sexy Sadie start a whole new cycle with Translate, in which they still present emotional songs, like touches of warmth that expand one’s heart right from the very first chor…

Epiphora is instrumental TV and film music which cuts across multiple genres. In any one sitting, you can hear electronica, hard rock, soft synth strings, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, and piano. I generally play every instrument on the recordi…

Italian rock singer Vasco Rossi got involved in music while working as a DJ for a local radio station called Punto In 1978 the artist recorded Ma Cosa Vuoi Che Sia Una Canzone followed by 1979s Non Siamo Mica Gli Americani It was 1980s Colpa dAlfredo…

When the Medway Valley's psychedelic-mod hopefuls the Prisoners disbanded in 1986, organist James Taylor vowed to move into the realms of jazz, and away from rock. Assembling a quartet from Kent, England, comprising fellow Prisoner bass player Alan C…

Raised in Cameroon, torn between the divisive ethnic groups of his mother's and father's families, Manu Dibango was easily distracted from the traditions of his homeland. As a world traveler and alto saxophonist, he soaked up diverse influences, incl…

Formed in London in 1980, this all-female pop trio comprised Keren Woodward (b. 2 April 1961, Bristol, Avon, England), Sarah Dallin (b. 17 December 1961, Bristol, Avon, England) and Siobhan Fahey (b. Siobhan Marie Deidre Fahey, 10 September 1958, Dub…

Brainchild of guitarist Nile Rodgers and bassist Bernard Edwards, Chic was one of the most successful groups of the disco era, both financially and creatively. Employing sparse, syncopated rhythm tracks as the basis for a slickly produced, yet highly…

Carlos Santana is one of those rare guitarists whose sound is instantly recognizable. His fiery, soulful blend of rock, blues, and Latin music made his band, also named Santana, an international success. From 1960s San Francisco psychedelia to '70s f…

The word "genius" may be used a little too freely when describing pop musicians, but many would have to agree that Prince is deserving of such an accolade. Since his 1978 debut album, the Minneapolis-based multi-instrumentalist/songwriter/singer has …

U2's Bono was one of the few real rock heroes of the 1980s, leading the Irish band to international recognition with a charged, political approach to music. The band's early efforts brought a stadium-size presence to alt-rock, with Bono's expressive …

Lonley Joe is on the crooner side of life, with a slight Nick Cave and Chris Isaak influence. "Songs from the low side" is his second album, exhibiting a stunning production and musical quality.

49 Fingers have a sound ranging from heavy electric guitars to light acoustic guitar and piano, plus everything in between. While the sounds are versatile, there is a cohesiveness that binds them together, consistently driven by irresistible melodie…