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Sak Noel made his first steps in the Music world when he was a teenager, influenced by the electronic sounds in the beginning of 21st century. After playing in different clubs he founded his own company, Moguda.com, with his best friend. Through this company he carried out different musical productions for artists, clubs and also his own songs, but these ones as a member of Mak&Sak feat. Xana. With this group he went around the country offering live sessions in the well known Moguda.com parties. Due to the success of these parties, Moguda Dance Festival was born, an annual event,...

Newcomer Noel Gourdin (Gor-Deen) is prepped to make a major impact on the music world with his powerful debut disc After My Time via Epic Records. Influenced by classic soul as well as the contemporary sounds of R&B and hip-hop, Noel’s music is a seamless blend of each genre. “Listening to so much music from so many different eras really helped me put my style together,” explains the gifted singer-songwriter. His debut offering is a refreshing mix of timeless R&B with a modern, youthful feel. Armed with commanding, rich vocals and a solid collection of intimate, soulful songs, this budding...

EDITH BACKLUND writes songs about women with seduction in their eyes and daggers in their purses. About fallen war-heroes and her fear of dying. Her new album “Death by Honey” was released in Sweden on April 6 2008. “Death by Honey” was produced and recorded by Pär Wiksten of The Wannadies. He has also been involved in the writing process. Edith Backlund was still a teenager when “You and Me-Song” owned the charts back in the 90’s. Needless to say, Pär Wiksten and The Wannadies were the it-band. Had Edith known back then that she would one day be recording...

Edith Day (April 10, 1896 - May 1, 1971) was an American actress best known for her roles in musicals. Born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Day made her Broadway debut in Pom-pom in 1916. Day then appeared in three silent films, The Grain of Dust (1918), A Romance of the Air (1918), and Children Not Wanted (1920). In 1919, she became a major star playing the title role in Irene. Five months into the run, she departed the cast to create the role in the London production. Embraced by the London critics, she decided to remain there after the show closed...