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Elena Jane "Ellie" Goulding (nascida em 30 de dezembro de 1986) é uma cantora e compositora inglesa. Natural de Hereford, Goulding morou em Lyonshall durante a infância, período em que aprendeu a tocar instrumentos musicais como clarinete. Aos quatorze anos de idade, aprendeu a tocar violão e, aos quinze, começou a compor música e a participar de competições de canto. Goulding parou seus estudos na Universidade de Kent para seguir carreira musical após ser observada em concursos de talentos na instituição. A cantora assinou um contrato com a gravadora Polydor em 2009 e lançou as canções "Under the Sheets" e...

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...

Nellie Lutcher (October 15, 1912 – June 8, 2007) was an African-American rhythm & blues and jazz singer and pianist, who gained prominence in the late 1940s and early 1950s. She was most recognizable for her diction and exaggerated pronunciation, and was credited as an influence by Nina Simone among others. She was born in Lake Charles, Louisiana, the eldest daughter of the 15 children of Isaac and Suzie Lutcher. Her father was a bass player, and her mother a church organist. She received piano lessons, and her father formed a family band with Nellie playing piano. At age 12,...

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. .

Undergraduates at Cambridge University in England, Richard Lewis and Mark Tomblin, decided to make a record. Both were members of the college party band The Wobbly Jellies, which played cover songs at drunken parties, and which even supported Elvis Costello when he visited the campus to play. The two decided to work on two minimalist disco tracks, given their love of Chic and Gang of Four, and to call themselves the Jellies. They booked a few hours of studio time at the local Spaceward Studios, and went in one afternoon without even a demo of the project. Recording went smoothly,...