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amazarashi is a Japanese alternative rock band formed in 2007 in Mutsu, Aomori, Japan. It consists of leader, vocalist, and guitarist 秋田ひろむ (Hiromu Akita), and keyboardist 豊川真奈美 (Manami Toyokawa). Composer/arranger 出羽良彰 (Yoshiaki Dewa) also contributes to the band. In December 2009, they released an album 0. as a limited release of 500 copies in Aomori. Since the album created a lot of buzz and they were flooded with inquiries, they eventually released the album nationwide as 0.6. As the intense worldview of their lyrics grabbed the attention of listeners with quick ears, they made a major debut with 爆弾の作り方 (How...

Zara Maria Larsson (born December 16, 1997 in Stockholm, Sweden) is a Swedish singer. As a child Zara took part in a theatrical version of Sound of Music at the Göta Lejon Theatre in Stockholm, playing the part of Marta. Later Zara was a finalist of the Swedish talent show Stjärnskott 2007 but she received her national fame for winning the TV4 talent show Talang 2008, the Swedish version of Got Talent. During Talang 2008 she performed three songs: "The Greatest Love of All" and "One Moment in Time" by Whitney Houston, at the audition and the semifinal respectively; and...

Starting from old analog synthesizers and cosmic rock improvisations, Giancarlo Toniutti studied electronic music at the Conservatory in Venice in the early eighties. His interest in visuals, installations and other art forms has been reflected in many of his works and other phenomena simply defined by Toniutti as "sound sites" as well as projects based on heterogeneous approaches to sonic acoustic materials. Since 1985 Giancarlo has worked only with acoustic sound-sources using analog treatments (magnetic tape etc). He has worked with many artists, including Siegmar Fricke, Andrew Chalk, Conrad Schnitzler and James Wyness. He is the brother of Massimo Toniutti....

Starting under the title of Beyond in 1993 on a Yamaha PSR-410, writing original works and remixing music from video games, the music and artist both expanded as did the equipment until roughly 2001 where financial and personal difficulties put the music on hold. In 2003, some of his dabbling in PC music software saw the release of a Battle Clash remix to the internet and no longer on his old Beyond title but under his longtime nickname, Mozzaratti. Now armed with some of the most advanced music software and hardware in the business (and will be forever paying it...