Guido Bornemann | fr

There are multiple artists (Discogs has over 20 matches) using this name. 1) A dubstep producer from Bristol, UK. 2) A Japanese jazz band that consists of Hidenobu "KALTA" Ootsuki and Hiroshi "HATA". 3) A indie/folk band from Assis, São Paulo, Brazil. 4) Guido de Lange, a composer in the 13th century 5) Paul Jackson and Gareth Thorrington. A rock band from Swansea, South Wales. 1) Guido is a dubstep producer from Bristol, UK. Famous for his synth-driven, melody-oriented tunes. 2) Guido is a Japanese jazz band that consists of Hidenobu "KALTA" Ootsuki and Hiroshi "HATA". They're well known for...

Guido Belcanto (real name Guido Versmissen, born 23 May 1953) is a Belgian chansonnier, singing in Dutch. .

2010 marks the 20th anniversary for Australian artist Guido Negraszus who lives in the beautiful south-west town of Busselton in Western Australia. The German born piano & keyboard player is composer, musician, producer and audio-engineer in one person. Initially starting out as an Electronica artist, he has gradually come into his own as a universal multi-genre sound designer par excellence. Since 1990 he has released 14 studio albums in the genres of Electronica, Ambient, New Age, Meditation, Chill-out, Electro-ambient and music for Film & TV. Guido’s positive and highly spirited compositions have earned him a reputation for uplifting, laid-back and...

Guido Hatzis is a Greek-Australian comic character created by Australian comedians Tony Moclair and Julian Schiller and voiced by Moclair. Guido appeared originally in the context of Schiller and Moclair's radio program "Crud" on the Triple M network. Several albums have been released in the name of Guido Hatzis, including Do Not Talk Over Me in 2000, Whatever in 2001 and Deported in 2002. Most of Hatzis's comedy involves making prank calls that are usually centred on outrageous claims about his looks and abilities, Greek stereotypes, and extreme rudeness. Moclair appropriated the last name "Hatzis" from friend and sometime producer...

Guido Schneider a poduit de la musique électronique depuis le début des années 90. Fortement influencé par l'EBM (Electronic Body Music), il a commencé à sortir ses premiers morceaux avec un ami en 1991 sur le label allemand SPV. En 1995, il fonde son propre label "Neue Welten“ à Celle en Allemagne. En 1996, il déménage pour Berlin et commence à se "polariser" pleinement sur la musique. Ses productions et co-productions (telles que "Schneider & Radecki“ avec Sammy Dee) sonnent toujours assez minimal, mais sont aussi exceptionnellement spectaculaires [...] .