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Cartel de Santa is a Mexican hip hop band from Santa Catarina, Nuevo León, Mexico, since 1996. Cartel de Santa presents us with their first musical work "Cartel de Santa"; an album that contains 19 tracks under the production of Jason Roberts. Roberts, one of the best producers of alternative rap and hip hop, has produced works for important international groups the likes of: Cypress Hill, Ice Cube, House Of Pain, Guns N' Roses, Control Machete, and Plastlina Mosh. Cartel de Santa is formed by the Babo the vocalist (or better said in terms of hip hop the "MC" (master...

Seraja Hilbrecht, born on November 16, 1995 in Bern, Switzerland is a 19 year-old upcoming Swiss Hardstyle producer. The music was a bit too different compared to what he was used to listen to at first but it soon grew on him. When he turned 15 years old, he thought he’d try making his own tracks. His blend of catchy melodies, energetic basslines, and euphoric vibes has made him very popular in a short amount of time. Don´t forget the name Cyber, it won’t be the last time you’ll be hearing it. .

An European crossover-experiment through electronic genres .

Cyber People, like many of the Italo disco groups during the movement's peak, was a group spearheaded by a producer. In this case, the producer was Alessandro Zanni, who was also the producer behind such noted Italo groups as Koto, Faxe, and Hypnosis, as well as Ken Laszlo's Europop smash hit "Hey Hey Guy." Though Cyber People's tenure was short-lived, it did produce three very important singles in the Italo movement: "Polaris," "Doctor Faustu's," and "Void Vision." .

Cyberworks consists of two individuals : Denz & Biz, here is brief background of them both. Since his early teens, Denz has been playing musical instruments and producing music. His productions include Contra Flow/Corporate Monday with Tribalist on Reinforced Records & Our Cry/Stimulated with DJ Daddy Earl on Frontline Records he has also Remixed the Visioneers. Biz AKA Biz-e Code 071 started off in the pirate radio scene in the 80s with Paul Trouble Anderson as his mentor. As his knowledge began to expand in the musical field, he started producing with his releases including, A London Sumtin' (Code 071)...