Sovereign | nl

There are ten bands/artists calling themselves "Sovereign": 1. Sovereign is a Brazilian Black Metal one man band. Its sole member is Rudolf the Proud. The discography of Sovereign consists of the following releases: Disgrace Command (EP) - 1999, In the Influence of Mars (Full-length) - 2001, The Wolf (Full-length) - 2002, Dimension of Torment (Full-length) - 2003, Demoniac Pride (Full-length) - 2005. 2. Sovereign is a polish Heavy/Soul Metal band founded in 2005 in the town of Strzyżów. Since then, they've released a demo "A Place That Should Not Be" containing two songs. Now the band is working with their...

Hailing from the frozen Tundra of Fargo, Sovereign Sect has taken the reins and pioneered one of the most underrated, vibrant live electronic scenes in the midwest. Their infamous barn parties, featuring acts with similar stylings such as Marty Party, Mimosa, Ana Sia, Kraddy, Signal Path, SPECTRE, OTT, and Vibesquad, have become a staple for bass music lovers from hundreds of miles away. With the recent addition of two new members to the previous producer/drummer combo, Sovereign Sect is delving into new realms of live production and improvised digital controllerism - tactfully fusing live performance aspects of traditional jam bands...

For more than twenty years, Sovereign Grace Ministries has been producing songs for congregational worship. Their goal is to provide local churches with new songs characterized by Biblical truth and consuming passion that honors God. While their lyrics cover a broad variety of Scriptural topics, they continually return to God’s glory revealed in Christ’s atoning sacrifice on the cross—the gospel. Our hearts and lives have been transformed by the Savior, and we can’t help singing about what is “of first importance” (1 Corinthians 15:3–4). Like Charles Wesley, we wish we had “a thousand tongues to sing our great Redeemer’s praise.”...

Dread Sovereign is the born dead brain child of Nemtheanga from Primordial. Years of string hacking and slashing on guitar have finally come to realization as backed by Dubh SOL (Primordial) on drums and Bones (ZOM / Wizards of Firetop Mountain) on guitar they have forged a new band. .

Born Louise Amanda Harman in Wembley, Lady Sovereign was raised on the Chalkhill estate. When she was 13, after having a liking for popular 90s artist, Ms. Dynamite, she started practicing rapping in the mirror with a hair brush. She left school when she was 16 and at the age of 17 she became one of the UK's few white female MCs. She has been cited often as part of the rising British grime scene, and has received outside appreciation from moviegoers for her relation to Rupert Grint. Lady Sovereign cites Ms. Dynamite as an influence. Lady Sovereign now resides...