Halid Bešlić | es
Affectionately known as 'Bulbul' (nightingale) for his melodic voice, Khalid hails from Lyon, France though he was born in Casablanca, Morocco in 1969. Khalid began singing from the tender age of 7 and in the late 90s he was lead vocalist in the French based band 'Badr'. His albums 'Les Noms de Dieu' (The Names of God) and 'Paroles Veridiques' (True Word) were both released in France in 2002. Extracts from this rendition of the Burdah, the classic poem by Al-Busiri praising the Prophet (pbuh), was featured on the album 'In Praise of The Last Prophet - Yusuf Islam and...
Halid Bešlić (born 20 November 1953, Sokolac, Yugoslavia, now Bosnia & Herzegovina), is a popular folk singer in Bosnia and Herzegovina and equally popular in the other former Yugoslav republics.
He has recorded 15 albums since starting his career in 1979. He has also contributed to the soundtracks to many Bosnian and regional films, such as “Kod amidze Idriza” 2005, “Gori vatra” (2003), and “Armin” (2007). .
Khalid is American singer/songwriter from El Paso, Texas. He burst onto the music scene with his first single "Location", which received great critical acclaim and praised for his soulful, gentle and mellifluous voice perfectly suitable for a retro soul. Started when he was only 18, fresh from the halls of high school, his music is full of youthful innocence and poetic passion. Khalid released his debut album American Teen on March 3, 2017 via Right Hand Music Group/RCA Records, including previously released singles. .
Bodhi Khalid belongs to the so-called New Age group of musicians. The folk-rock musician was brought up near Hamburg. He discovered the spititual dimensions of music from traveling to India and from meditation. Bodhi Khalid avoids using typical New Age keyboards and he prefers the authentic sound and a nice groove. He plays 12-stringed Jairi guitar.
The album Mother Earth Carry Me was released in 1997, of which 10.000 copies were sold worldwide. On this album he worked with Tony Sheridan. .
Thalidomide formed in late 1993 as a power-pop trio consisting of boys in their teens. Since the very beginning they tried to tie together all the influences from bands they've listened to, let's name few, Black Flag, Dead Kennedys, SS Decontrol, D.O.A., Minor Threat, The Freeze & Minuteman. During the years, as the line-up changed the style they played varied a little (to be specific became more and more influenced by US 80ties hardcore) but the pivotal point always stayed the same, the raw and angry but melodic hardcore punk with politically aware lyrics that’s what Thalidomide has always been....
