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There are several artists with this name: 1) February is a post-indie rock band based in Ostrava, Czech Republic, formed in 2015, that debuted with a single 'Hide Me Under Autumn Leaves' in February 2016. At the end of 2016, the band, comprised of Vlad Uskov; vocals/guitar, Tomáš Zahrada; bass, Marcyn; drums, Tomáš Klézl; vocals/guitar, dropped two self-recorded demo's 'With You' and 'Sicks'. https://februarymusic.bandcamp.com 2) February is a five piece from Russia formed by Egor, Petr, Anton, Jenia and Masha Melnikova, based in London. The band's debut album was released in 2015. 3) Minneapolis based trance band from around 1985-1995....

Mehmet Yaşar Günaçgün (Born April 5th, 1970 in Adana, Turkey) With his first album 'Divane' he won the Altın Plak (Gold Plaque) Award. After that he put out two more albums "Esirinim" and "Masal." After finishing "Masal" he said that he had completed the trilogy he always wanted to make. In his 4th album "Sevdiğim Şarkılar" he covered the classics that he had always liked and then released his 5th album "Hatırla" and recently came out with his new 2006 album "Sevda Sinemalarda." Official Web Site: http://www.yasaronline.net Official Fun Club & Forum Site: http://www.yasar.gen.tr .

Februus are a Synth-Metal band from Edinburgh, Scotland. Although the band began as the solo studio project of founder Guy Perchard in 2004, over the years Februus has changed line-ups as well as styles to exist today as a 5-piece band. Februus are an independant group, where all music is produced, recorded and released by themselves. Februus are: Rebecca Perchard (Vocals) Guy Perchard (Synths, Vocals) Andrew Donaldson (Synths, Stylophone, Vocals) Callum Arnott (Guitar) Mark Macgillivray (Bass) Februus have released: Fading Memory (2004) Safe (2006) The Power of Your Fear (2007) Februus Doesn't Love You Anymore (2010) Februus on Myspace http://www.myspace.com/februusmusic...

The 31st of February was a 1960s folk-rock group. In September 1968, brothers Duane Allman and Gregg Allman joined their future Allman Brothers Bandmate Butch Trucks as well as guitarist Scott Boyer and bassist David Brown to record some demos in TK Studios, Hialeah, Florida. The tracks were eventually released on the 1972 album Duane & Gregg (Bold Records 33-301). .