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There is more than one artist with this name: 1) Postman is the performance name of Dutch hip-hop artist and producer Remon Stotijn (formerly known as The Anonymous Mis). As The Anonymous Mis he was a co-founder of the popular Dutch hip-hop/reggae group Postmen. The group fell apart in 2005 when the two other members G-Boah (Gus Bear) and Shyrock (Michael Parkinson) left. Postman has three sons with the famous Dutch singer Anouk. He recently released his debut album, Green. 2) A minimal/detroit techno artist. 3) A singer-songwriter from Ukraine. .

The Postman Syndrome changed its name two times: first to Day without Dawn and later to Biclops. Members currently perform in East of the Wall. --- The Postman Syndrome was formed in 1996 and have produced a striking album called Terraforming, released in 2002. In describing their sound, others have tossed about names such as The Dillinger Escape Plan, Tool, Candiria, and many more -- while there are shades of each of these in the Postman sound, it's a testament to their diversity that it's really hard to nail down what this band is all about. They don't really fit...

The Singing Adams WAS Steven J. Adams of The Broken Family Band's solo project - he can now be found performing with the similarly named Singing Adams. When Adams released "Problems", his 2005 solo album, he chose to hide behind this monicker. The album features Mick Roman, also of The Broken Family Band, and Timothy Victor of The Folk Orchestra, a long time Broken Family Band collaborator and producer, as well as members of Candidate, The Piney Gir Country Roadshow and Michaelmas. .

16 year old Singing Sweet burst on the Jamaican music scene in 1992 and captivated many reggae fans abroad as well. His debut single "When I See You Smile" brought a novel sound and immediately delivered the young man's biggest hit to date. This instant success paved the way for recording his first album entitled "Donna." .

AUTHENTIC RAW FOLK FROM THE MEDWAY DELTA, UK The Loins are Chris Broderick on vocals, Chris (Arfur) Allen on guitar and Rob Shepherd on banjo, mandolin & acordian, with John Forrester on occasional stand-up bass. Chris Broderick & Chris (Arfur) Allen started The Loins as a raw, stripped down acoustic duo in 1990. The Loins' song writing is steeped in the British & European traditions of Punk, Folk, Music Hall, Character, Chorus, Cabaret, Melodrama & Buffoonery. They sing tales of underdogs, suicides, circus freaks, the bereaved, frustrated and heart-broken, the washed up and mentally ill in all of their 11...