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One of the famous Japanese bands in the current Japanese music scene, i-dep is often referred to as a "One & Only" band for their distinctive style of music. With mixtures of various music backgrounds (e.g. jazz, funk, techno, hip hop and latin) based on House music, the band has been captivating audiences across multiple music genre. While their first album Smile Exchange and second album Super Departure enjoyed long-term success, their long-awaited mini album Fine tuning was released in September 2007. The mini album not only topped the club charts, but also cracked the Top 5 on the J-Pop...

Dima Gafner an Israeli psytrance producer under the name I-Drop http://soundcloud.com/i-drop Dima Gafner & Gil Dagan a psytrance producing duo under the name of NitroDrop https://soundcloud.com/nitrodrop .

Shu•bi•dua or Shu-bi-dua was formed in 1973, when frontmen Michael Bundesen and Michael Hardinger joined forces on a radio show. Their first album (dubbed Shu-bi-dua 1) came out in 1974, and they released records almost every year throughout the 70s and 80s. They became nationally famous through the 70's, in close competition with the Gasolin' for the unofficial position as the biggest band in the country. The two bands had some things in common though - a broad appeal, with a strong sense for a tune and a direct unpretentious style and language. But whereas Gasolin' had a working class...

Originally Jonas Berggren from Ace of Base wished to produce and write material for a solo female artist project. But when he met Marie Knutsen and Linda Schönberg the solo artist project became a duo. Yaki-Da was founded in february 1994. Yaki-Da ("cheers" in Welsh) recorded various singles and the album "Pride" at John Ballard's Tuff Studio. The first single "Show me love" was first only released in scandinavia and was a hit. "I saw you dancing" the second single, was released on mainland Europe. The album "Pride" was released in most of the world, especially successful in South Korea...