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Switchfoot è un una band Alternative rock/Power Pop/Post-grunge/ di San Diego, California, Stati Uniti, conosciuta per i testi spiritualmente evocativi e socialmente profondi. I membri attuali sono Jon Foreman (cantante, chitarra), Tim Foreman (basso, voce secondaria), Chad Butler batteria, Jerome Fontamillas (chitarra, tastiere, voce secondaria), e Drew Shirley (chitarra). Con l'apporto di tre chitarristi sempre in prima linea che suonano simultaneamente, e il lavoro di Jerome sul sintetizzatore, la band offre un suono denso, melodico e accattivante spesso guidato dai riff delle chitarre. Secondo il cantante Jon Foreman, il termine Switchfoot è un termine usato nel surf per indicare l'affrontare...

Serveral artist are called Footlose. 1. FootLoose is an acoustic celtic group based in Chapel Hill, NC. 2. Footlose is a garage / house / jungle DJ from London, UK. It is also incorrect name for a soundtrack by various artists. If this non-artist appears in your charts, please fix your tags. .

Teddy Sakakibara, born on 23th August 1989, Japan On his parents’ recommendation, Teddy started playing the electric organ when he was two years old. At age nine, he discovered human beat-boxing online, self-teached it and eventualy made his first live debut as a professional beat-boxer at the age of 15. From that point on, he participated in many music arrangements and compositions. In 2008 he joined Japanese solo artist 雅-miyavi- on his first world tour, where he played 33 shows in a total of 14 countries throughout Europe, South America, North America, Asia, and Japan. After that, he joined the...

There are numerous artists who use the name Bigfoot. 1) Bigfoot is a grime artist from Bolton, England. 2) Bigfoot is a one-man black metal artist from the Netherlands. 3) BIGfoot is a dubstep artist from Connecticut. 4) Bigfoot is an Australian Hip-Hop artist. 5) Bigfoot is a Rock band from Toronto, Canada. 6) A mythical hairy ape-like humanoid that is said to dwell in the more remote woodland regions of North America. .

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