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- William Orbit
William Orbit is a man of many respectable accomplishments in his career. Starting with the critically acclaimed and pioneering ambient solo album 'Strange Cargo' in 1987, he unknowingly planted the seeds for a genre that continues to gain a massive audience worldwide. Almost twenty years since his first album was released, William provides yet another astounding ambient masterpiece that combines beautiful soundscapes, esoteric beats, and the perfect hint of vocals. The album is titled 'Hello Waveforms' and is easily one of his finest masterpieces of his career. - Adema -- Album
When Adema drummer Kris Kohls is not touring across the US, you'll find him on the mats. Kohls is an avid student of Jiu-Jitsu and a huge fan of mixed martial arts. To display his love for mma, Adema has a track on their latest album titled "Enter the Cage," a tribute to the UFC. - Manfred Mann -- Albums
Manfred Mann supposedly hated the production of this record, which ironically made them world-famous. If you've listened to many of their album cuts (blues/jazz-influenced and more musically sophisticated), it does make sense that they thought this song was a "puff-piece". - Il Divo -- Albums
Il Divo is the debut album of the operatic pop vocal group Il Divo. It was released on November 1, 2004 in the United Kingdom and on April 19, 2005 in the United States. - Blur -- Albums
In 1999, Blur released 13, more mature album lyrically dominated by the end of Albarn's turbulent relationship with Justine Frischmann - Elastica front woman as well as former's battle with drug addiction. This album was the first record produced by William Orbit, not by longtime producer Stephen Street. In addition, a box set celebrating Blur's 10th anniversary was released later that year. The box set featured 22 singles and all accompanying b-sides. - Acid King -- San Francisco
Despite having roots that stretch back to 1993, San Francisco’s Acid King remains a largely unknown quantity in the rock world. Acid King is the brainchild of Lori S. who wanted to create a band that had “a very large and low end sound”. Judging by the output put to plastic on III, she and her mates have succeeded in that goal. - Gorillaz -- Album
Gorillaz is the eponymous debut album by Gorillaz, released in March 2001. It includes the singles "Clint Eastwood", "19-2000", "Rock the House" and "Tomorrow Comes Today". The album reached #3 in the UK, and was an unexpected hit in the U.S., hitting #14 and selling over 6 million copies. - Hellogoodbye -- Drive-Thru Records
Hellogoodbye is the eponymous debut EP from Hellogoodbye. It was released on August 17, 2004 by Drive-Thru Records. All the vocals and instruments were recorded solely by Forrest Kline, except for the lead vocals on track 4, which were performed by Jesse Kurvink. - Billy Talent -- Bands
Billy Talent’s fellow road veterans in Rise Against were just as appreciative of their fans, as singer Tim McIlrath looked out to a crowd that made him “hopeful for the state of punk rock”. The Chicago group seamlessly mixes hardcore-edged punk tunes with anthemic pop rock. The chorus of “Give It All” prompted a massive sing-along before the band jumped back into the verses’ crunching power chords. No strangers to heavy music, Rise Against ... gave the kids in the pit plenty to throw down to. On the U.S. government–damning “State of the Union” McIlrath leaped onto the speakers, launching a barrage of gravel-throated barks atop the speedy hardcore tune. Though the band is issues-oriented, the vocalist didn’t think twice about stepping off the soapbox in favour of doing a bit of Canuck brown-nosing. - Ashanti -- Soul Cafe
Ashanti displayed a knack for singing when she was six by singing in a gospel choir. Her love of music continued to rise as she attended high school. Ashanti ... wrote songs. As a teenager, she performed in a local talent show and at the Soul Cafe, China Club, Madison Square Garden, Caroline's Comedy Club and Greek Fest 2000. Deciding to pursue a career in singing, Ashanti declined a scholarship to Hampton University.