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Melissa Welch is a 16 yr old girl who lives on the top of a hill in a very boring town in California. At 13, she was interested in creating sounds to play with just to pass the time. Later on, she began music projects with her sister, Stacy, and her boyfriend, James (General Musician). They played with more organic sounds like taps and sighs, and she got into playing with her voice. After becoming familiar with her sound, she started to make music alone in secret, and shyly let it flow out into public. Then, when she got some...

Superaquello's music resonates with shades of traditional Puerto Rican sounds and electronic music. Formed in 1997, they are the most recent musical incarnation of the composers Eduardo Alegría and Francis Perez. Between them, they have more than twenty years of collaboration during which time they produced several other projects like ALPACA, Mataril the Bótico, Infamia All-Stars and Mup Siqui Ta. Superaquello is completed by Patricia Davila (voice), Pablo Santiago (keyboards, programming) and Jorge I castrate (guitar). They have five albums out now: "Mu Psiqui Ta", made in 2002 by Luar Music, "besides Gorgeous" (2003), "The Emergencia" (2004) was put out...

The Welch Boys are a five-member band from Boston, MA. They were formed in 2004 by the guitarist, T.J. Welch, a founding member of The Blue Bloods. Other band members include Ed Lalli on vocals (who also plays guitar for Boston hardcore legends Slapshot), Mark Powers on bass, P.J. Dionne on lead guitar, and Ron Holbrook on drums. They are influenced by a wide variety of punk and hardcore music. The Welch Boys write short, catchy, and powerful songs that emphasize sing along choruses and aggressive guitar playing. They have a sound that is firmly rooted in the punk/hardcore legacy...

Lenny Welch (born Leon Welch on May 15, 1938 in New York City), is an American MOR/pop singer. He was raised in Asbury Park, New Jersey. His biggest hit, a cover version of the big band standard "Since I Fell for You," reached number 3 on U.S. Billboard Hot 100 in 1963. .

Raquel was a hair metal band on the Sunset Strip in the early 90's. They had a song that was in an MTV commercial called "Pop Goes The Music." Because of the grunge explosion in the early 90's Raquel was never given a chance until when the self titled album was released on Metal Mayhem Records. Band: Ron English - lead vocals Kevin McDonald - guitars and vocals Eric Gadrix - guitars and vocals Billy Covert - bass Sean McDonald - drums .