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Zella Day (born March 13, 1995), is an American singer-songwriter from Pinetop, the mountains of Arizona and the beaches of California. She takes her listeners through a blend of folk, country, and pop while they sit back and enjoy a whimsical ride. Her debut album titled "Kicker" was released on June 2, 2015, under Hollywood Records. It was received favorably by the critics. Day's song "Sacrifice" appeared on The Divergent Series: Insurgent – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack. .

The Hypnotic Eye are a South-London (United Kingdom)-based flower-punk band, who play abrupt, slightlydelic garage, haunted by Brill Bulding pop and 'musique concrete'. Their début LP, The Optical Sound of The Hypnotic Eye was released in 2013. .

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Not much accurate information is available about Ms. Zella Jackson Price. Most of what is known about her is included in the documentary, "Say Amen, Somebody", an early 1980's look at the evolution of African-American gospel music. She is, according to that documentary, regarded as a pioneer in the evolution of the genre. Her recorded input in African-American gospel music includes most-notably the song, "I'm Happy To Know I'm His Child", a call-and-answer gospel tune, highly recognized as one of the earliest gospel recorded songs. The most notable popularity of the song is in its inclusion during the HBO film...

Martin Zellar was the honky tonk-inspired frontman for the country-rock group Gear Daddies. When that band broke up in 1992, he began playing solo gigs around the Geardaddies' old base, Minneapolis. With bassist Nick Ciola, organist Jon Duncan, guitarist Adam Levy and drummer Noah Levy, Zellar released his solo debut, Born Under, in late 1994. .