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Nick Magnus is a keyboardist and a composer, long time collaborator of legendary guitarist of Genesis, Steve Hackett. He played on his most successful albums like Defector and Spectral Mornings, using rich atmospheric synth and piano textures combining it with tasty yet virtuoso playing. His solo albums Hexameron and Children of Another God are in similar vein, featuring many musicians including Steve Hackett and his brother John, and a singer of Hackett's band, Pete Hicks. .

1) Magnus Lindberg (born June 27, 1958) is a Finnish composer. Lindberg was born in Helsinki. He studied music at the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki under Einojuhani Rautavaara and Paavo Heininen, graduating in 1981. He attended summer courses in Siena (with Franco Donatoni) and Darmstadt (with Brian Ferneyhough) and private studies in Paris with Vinko Globokar and Gérard Grisey. Quintetto dell’Estate (1979) is generally held to be Lindberg's first opus. His first great breakthrough came with Action-Situation-Signification (1982), the first work in explored musique concrète. This piece was written for and premiered by the new-music ensemble Toimii (It Works in...

Magnus Eliassen is a singer-songwriter from Bodø, Norway. His interests include swimming, Lego, maneki neko, vegan cuisine, never letting down and the occasional trip to different theme parks around the world. In 2006 he released his debut album, Second Grace, with songs about girls, love and society. And love. After a year of travelling he is now back in Bodø making a new album. The rumors are saying that he now writes lyrics in Norwegian. Magnus Eliassen is also the man behind the hip-hop act Magnetisk Nord. In June 2011 Magnus joined forces with his younger brother Erik E for...

Swedish artist born in 1965. He has been the lead singer in Random Thoughts (USA). In 2002 he participated in a tv-show called Fame Factory (Swe). Together with an other Swedish artist, Jessica Andersson, he later competed in the Swedish trial outs for the Eurovision song contest (2003) under the name Fame. .