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Compilerbau are a German electronic music group founded in 2005 by Rudolf Koller. Koller was born and grew up in the county of Freising near Munich. Their music is created with modern and vintage synthesizers and often contains real acoustic instruments, percussion and drums. The vocals on some of their tracks where sang by Michael Reithmeier. Both Reithmeier and Koller where members of other local bands before Koller released the first official Album "Talking Machines" with Compilerbau in 2013. In 2014 the Albums Tachyon, Terraformer and EP The Void where released. The musical style of Compilerbau is mostly electronic and...

Rollerball may refer to one of the following: 1) A band from Portland, Oregon. Fourteen albums in and fifteen years deep, Rollerball, bring their outward bound song structures laced with dark jazz and noise funk back to the US via Portland label, North Pole Records. A living / breathing recording ethic, five European tours, constant West Coast presence, and underground cred that can’t be beat, Rollerball, is an established institution influencing what bands sound like in Portland, Oregon and throughout the world. Two Feathers is Rollerball’s first domestic release since 2005’s Catholic Paws/Catholic Pause. The past two albums, Rollerball and...

Sottotono is an Italian rap duo, born in 1994 and melted in 2001. Massimiliano "Fish" Dagani (Galliate 21 febbraio 1972-producer) and Massimiliano "Tormento" Cellamaro (Reggio Calabria 6 settembre 1975-singer) was the leaders of "Area Cronica" family, the second most popular italian hip-hop collective. Sottotono have to the assets 3 albums: "Soprattuttosotto" (1994), "Sotto effetto stono" (1996), "Sotto lo stesso effetto" (1999). Now both of two components work by themselves like producer and rapper. .

Ramiro Musotto (born in Argentina) is known for his exceptional and innovative work on the Berimbau, a single-string percussion instrument (a musical bow) which often used in Capoeira (a brazilian folk art that ritualizes movement from martial arts, games, and dance). He was influenced by Naná Vasconcelos when he was teenager. He moved to Bahia, Brazil in his early 20s to perfect his technique in playing the Berimbau. He also started to play at Carnival Team of Bahia which Carlinhos Brown was one of percussionist. Ramiro's debut 2003 release Sudaka, was a gathering between Amazon Indian chant field recordings, Afro-...