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paris match (パリス・マッチ) is a Japanese pop-jazz band, consisting of Mari Mizuno (vocals) and Yosuke Sugiyama (music). Their name is based on a track from an Album by The Style Council, Café Bleu. The band was formed in 1998 by Tai Furusawa and Yosuke Sugiyama. Both had already experiences in the music business - Furusawa as a DJ and composer and he organized club events; Sugiyama was an experienced producer, arranger and remixer. They met singer Mari Mizuno when she and Sugiyama worked for a radio station in Nagoya at the same time. They released their first full album, volume...

Paris Whitney Hilton (born February 17, 1981) is an American celebrity and heiress to her father Richard Hilton's real estate fortune. She is a socialite, model, entrepreneur, actress and now singer. Hilton's debut album Paris was released on August 22, 2006. The album featured Hilton's first single Stars Are Blind which premiered in Canada this June. The single was officially released in America in July. The album also features Hilton's follow up single Turn It Up. She worked with Scott Storch, Three Six Mafia, Fat Joe and Jadakiss on the album. Her latest single is Nothing In This World. So...

There are at least two artists called The Delegates: 1. The Delegates are made up of 6 members from Montreal, Canada and are signed to the Duble Plus record label. Their music is a mix of reggae, ska and punk. Their lyrics can be go from politics to songs about love. They support the DIY way of life and even released their album "The Diary of Hamilton Fish" to be downloaded for free on the Duble Plus website. The Delegates like their songs to have variation, unlike many bands of the genre. Their current lineup consists of Menno on lead...

1. USA 60s band. "No One Was There/Elegy" (1967). 2. UK 60s band. Almost nothing is known of this band, who were signed to Pye Records and took their name from a Bob Dylan song, but weren't above covering "Snoopy vs. the Red Baron" (or the Kinks' "Too Much on My Mind," while we're at it). At their best, they were enthusiastic soul stompers with a degree of charisma but no real identity of their own on which to build a fandom beyond the clubs where they were popular. They disbanded in 1967 after releasing their third and final single....

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