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Daniel Portman was born and raised in the suburbs of Zurich, Switzerland. He fell in love with electronic music at a very young age. It was the late 90s, with all its ups and downs, when young Daniel started to test his musical abilities on an Akai2000 sampler and an old sequencer. After a long ride of experimenting, he ended up with a bunch of tracks. Daniel went back to his small bedroom studio, made another bunch of tracks and along the way he stumbled into the porn industry. He played in different adult movies in order to pay his...

Rachel Mary Berkeley Portman (born 11 December 1960 in Haslemere, England, UK) is a British composer, best known for scoring films. She was educated at Charterhouse School and Worcester College, Oxford. Portman has composed the scores for dozens of feature films, including "Emma", "Chocolat", "Oliver Twist", "The Cider House Rules", "The Duchess", and "Never Let Me Go". She was the first female composer to win an Academy Award in the category of Best Musical or Comedy Score (for "Emma" in 1996). Portman was also nominated for Academy Awards for her scores for "The Cider House Rules" in 1999 and "Chocolat"...

There are 3 artists with this name. 1. Portmanteau is "Dirty south bass wonked right up in an obese beat spectacular from this Oxford heritage duo, now based in Bristol. Live instrumentation and hands on knob-twiddlery all patched up and effected in a kaleidoscopic, neon, rump shakin' natural disaster. Prepare to have your brain pummeled in the nicest possible way." www.myspace.com/0portmanteau0 2. Portmanteau is the name of a Noise project from New Jersey. The project has so far made one release, which is a split with Derange, entitled 'Portmanteau / Derange Split'. http://www.myspace.com/portmanteauresonanc3 3. Portmanteau is the name of a...

1) singer, writer and concertina player based in the North East of England 2) US ; country singer 1) Singer, writer and concertina player based in the North East of England. With a BBC Folk Award nomination for her work with harmony trio The Devil’s Interval, Emily is already an established musician on the UK folk scene, commended by Shirley Collins and annually touring with Waterson:Carthy. Emily has recently appeared at The Southbank Centre as part of their ‘Folk Roots, New Routes’ series and debuted her new songs at The Sage Gateshead. She is also fast making waves beyond the...