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There are several groups/artists with the name Chemistry: 1. Chemistry (ケミストリー) A Japanese R&B duo composed of Dochin Yoshikuni and Kaname Kawabata. 2. A Norwegian funk/fusion band from 1997-2000 featuring singer Ole Børud. 3. Chemistry is also an alias for Megara vs. DJ Lee 1. CHEMISTRY is a Japanese popular music R&B duo composed of Dochin Yoshikuni (堂珍嘉邦, born 17 November 1978) and Kaname Kawabata (川畑要, born 28 January 1979). They were the winners of the ASAYAN audition(Similar to idol series) in 2000 (by Sony Music Japan). Their first single "PIECES OF A DREAM" debuted on March 3, 2001, winning...

With two albums to their name, this East Midlands quintet's music encompasses genres as diverse as prog-rock, folktronica and disco against a backdrop of lush, orchestral pop and a pinch of Pulp's northern glamour. 'Strange, gargantuan rhythms, weird instrumentation and a singer who sounds like Kurt Wagner trapped beneath two feet of snow... as beautiful and crazy as The Arcade Fire' (NME) .

Hip hop group from 90s. Releases: A Diamond In Da Ruff (12", EP) Beat Scott Records 1994 Get In Where You Fit In / Down 4 Whatever (12") Wreck Records 1995 Top Billin 97 / Da Ones (12") Organized Recordings 1997 Mad Hardcore / Bro To Bro (12") Not On Label Player / What U Want (12") Nexx Level Recordings .

Occult Chemistry was a band featuring Martha Tilson, later of A Certain Ratio on vocals. In 1980 Zip Records produced the ‘Occult Chemistry EP’. Tillie (Martha Tilson) had sung backing vocals on the first Twilight Zoners record and (Gordon Twilight) Glenn Carmichael decided to finance the production of a record, using Tom Dixon and Justin Langlands from the Twilght Zoners along with Selima Guirey. The first and only Occult Chemistry record was the Occult Chemistry EP released in 1980 on Zip/Dining Out label (Tux 4). The line up were: Martha Tilson – Vocal Tom Dixon – Bass, piano, backing vocal...