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Lotus Juice is a Japanese rapper best known for working with Shoji Meguro in the Shin Megami Tensei: Persona series. He began to make his name known when he starred in the Persona 3 album. Rapping the main battle theme: Mass Destruction and also the theme for the monorail: Deep Breath Deep Breath. He also rapped in Burn My Dread -Last Battle-. These few tracks made him known to many Persona gamers and his popularity grew. He continued working with Shoji Meguro and was in the album: Burn My Dread -Reincarnation: Persona 3-. In 2010, Persona 3 Portable was released...

Nick Drake (Nicholas Rodney Drake, Rangoon, Burma, June 19, 1948 - Tanworth-in-Arden, England, November 25, 1974) was an English folk singer known for his gentle, enigmatic songs and his virtuoso right-hand finger picking technique. Although he recorded only three albums, critics and fellow musicians hold his work in very high esteem. Drake failed to find a wide audience during his lifetime, and had a strong aversion to performing. Since his death, however, Drake's music has gained a significant cult following. Drake's father worked as an engineer. Although he was born in Rangoon, Burma, Nick's family moved back to England soon...

This band was featured on the "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack and also performed during the movie at a local Hawaiian bar called Lazy Joe's. .

The Juice Crew was a pioneering hip-hop collective in the mid to late 1980s founded by producer Marley Marl and housed by the label Cold Chillin' Records, the Juice Crew would introduce New School artists Big Daddy Kane, Biz Markie, Roxanne Shanté, MC Shan, Masta Ace, Craig G, Intelligent Hoodlum, Grand Daddy I.U., Kool G Rap & DJ Polo. The group's name was derived from radio DJ Mr. Magic's alias, "Sir Juice". The Juice Crew first grabbed at notoriety with a single entitled "The Bridge", which sparked a long time rivalry between the largely Queens-based crew and the Bronx rapper...

A songwriter for a father, a pentecostal church upbringing and the constant moving from place to place – all are elements Jamie has sealed into her unique brand of folk, singer songwriter music. What is most apparent to anyone who hears or sees her play beyond her incredibly unique voice; is her heart. She shares something real about her life in her songs – a little bit of the heartache she’s experienced – and gives you hope that you can get through it. If she can, so can you. Jamie’s span of influences are primarily drawn from male singer songwriters...