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Coed School was a South Korean pop group formed by record company Core Contents Media in 2010. They consisted of Taewoon, Sungmin, Jungwoo, Hyoyoung, Hyewon, Soomi, Kwanghaeng, Kangho, Chanmi and Noori. The concept of the group was that they were of mixed gender; six males and four females. The members of the group were eventually divided into two sub-unites; an all female-group called F-ve Dolls (2011) and an all-male group Speed (2012). In 2013, Core Content Media stated that they have no plans to reform the group as their sub-units have now grown and changed line-ups to become independent ensembles....

Coë ´s love for sound and colour has lasting for a decade by now. The playful handling with various elements is one of the core points of his work. Ideas come up in moments of spontaneity and regularly end up in runs of concentrated work-flows. Through “consequent deconstruction” the 28-year old student creates space for smartly modulated details. Principal elements are decentralized and get a new place to develop unsuspected impressions. Coeter releases his digital EP´s and vinyl on well-established record-labels like Eminor, Genesa and Monocline Rec. next to artists like: Seph (Dumb Unit), Pablo Denegri (Igloo), Oliver Dodd (Minus),...

Though little known outside of their hometown of Chicago, the short-lived soul-jazz ensemble Boscoe were a musical bridge between the Windy City's R&B scene and the politically conscious and musically adventurous work of Sun Ra and the Artistic Heritage Ensemble. Boscoe consisted of six young men who had cut their teeth in Chicago's blues and R&B clubs -- James Rice on guitar, Darryl Johnson on sax, Reg Holden on trombone, Harold Warner on trumpet, Ron Harris on bass, and Steve Cobb on drums. Originally known as From the Womb to the Tomb, Boscoe were a regular attraction at Chicago's Green...