Koda | ja

There are six artists or bands named Koda. 1) An alias used by electronic/future beat/future pop musician Jordan Sudak. His music is characterized by strong driving bass, dark, sweeping synths, and modulated R&B style vocals. All of his music is available for free on his label Fluorescent Records' website. 2) A folk band from Moscow, Russia. 3) A Michigan-based project by M. Derrick that makes profoundly gorgeous ambient music of sweeping grandeur and texture. The album "Movements" bears resemblance to the classic "Discreet Music" by Brian Eno, but adds more warmth to the tonality. 4) An alias used by drum...

Kodaline is a Dublin-based Irish alternative rock quartet. Originally known as 21 Demands, the band made chart history in March 2007, when their debut single "Give Me A Minute" topped the Irish Singles Chart; becoming the first independently released track to achieve the feat. In 2005 the band made it to the final of RTE-broadcast programme 'You're a Star' in Ireland, coming in second place, and then in 2011 they changed their name to Kodaline. Growing up in houses just two minutes away from each other in Swords, a working class town near Dublin airport, Stephen Garrigan and Mark Prendergast...

Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines and get ready for the ride of your life. If you like energetic guitars, insightful lyrics, infectious melodies and absolutely fabulous vocals, you are going to love Dakoda Motor Company. Behind the wheels of this musical adventure lie the talents of lead vocalist Davia Vallesillo, guitarist Peter King, bassist Derik Toy, drummer Chuck Cummings and the band's newest member, guitarist Elliot Chenault. Dakoda is a band with a collection of lively tunes that defy categorization. Some call it pop. Others label it alternative. To many it's surfer rock, but whatever you call it -...

New Wave, Bristol, UK around 1981 Richard Nelson (beat) Annie (english language) Jason Pitchers (low frequencies) Andy Moule (interesting parts) .

The Kodály Quartet was formed by four students at the Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest in 1966. The style of the ensemble is based on the renowned Hungarian string quartet tradition. The Quartet regularly performs works written by Hungarian composers such as Kodály, Bartók, Dohnányi and others in addition to the standard classical repertoire. .