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"We are BadApple. Egyptian rock band. We live for music. We are music. We believe in life." Combining original and covers, rock tunes and all-time-favorites; the band’s genre diversity leaves no one unsatisfied, regardless of age or musical preference. They have been performing for 2 years in different venues around Cairo, breaking the record on their first gig for largest crowd number for a first time band. In their second major gig the crowd number doubled. The next step is to go global. Besides the band line-up, BadApple drown their concerts with different guests and acts to burst their shows....

John Garrison nace en Coventry y crece en una familia en la que las sobremesas se alargan en torno a un piano que preside el salón. Desde pequeño muestra un gran interés y aptitud para la música, pero sus primeras experiencias con grupos juveniles son irregulares,alocadas y no demasiado fructíferas. En plena adolescencia conoce a Mark Walworth que se convierte en compañero de juergas y buen amigo. Los veinte años suponen un punto de inflexión en la vida de John que se percata de su verdadera vocación y empieza a componer sin cesar. Una vez tiene las canciones listas lo...

Adapter is the more laid back moniker of the polish producer Igor Wylkonski. On the album 'Life Is Math' he moves between idm, drum n bass, jazz and lounge in a experimental way. He's also makes breakcore, experimental hardcore and speedcore under the moniker I:gor. .

ADAPTER。 es el proyecto individual de フクスケ (Fukusuke) de la ex banda メトロノーム (Metronome). Su concepto musical se basa en música electrónica y apariencia angura con kimonos. .

Daphna is most commonly known as a contestant on the hit CBS show Rockstar; INXS, where she impressed the judges and the audience with her renditions of Blondie's "One Way, or Another", Joan Jett's "I Hate Myself For Loving You", and especially The Door's "People are Strange". Daphna always performed with a mysterious and sexy vibe, but ultimately, INXS decided that her style was not right for the band. .