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The Jeunes were an indie/dark wave/brit rock band from Seattle that was active from 2002-2005. Although their self released EP was well received in 2003, the band never developed more than a small local following and disbanded in 2005 with much of their catalog either unrecorded, unfinished or unreleased. Singer/songwriter/guitarist James Hall later formed powerpop group Shake Some Action! along with fellow Jeunes guitarist David Bos. Bassist Jaime Clapper currently plays with shoegazers Black Nite Crash and drummer Curtis Hall plays with Grand Archives. A full length album was released in January 2009 on Satellite 451 Records: a compilation of...

Jeunesse Apatride (Ex-Les Skouidjs, Ex-Sautées Sauterelles, Ex-Kaptain Moloko) is a punk-rock group (with reference to some Oi songs but some viewed it as the street punk) from Montreal, Canada formed in 1999. Their texts concerning the resistance and revolt against oppression, domination and exploitation. .

One of several electronic projects by Danish producer Mads B. B. Krog. Limited releases, including an explicit video for their eponymous track. .

Jacques Lejeune (born 1940, Talence) is a French composer, whose production works consist mainly in the field of electroacoustic music. He studied with Daniel Lesur, Pierre Schaeffer, and François Bayle. Since 1968, he has been part of the Group of Music Research (GRM), where he is responsible for the "cell of music for the image" (Further translation needed for: "cellule de musique pour l'image"). He has been teaching electroacoustic music with the ADAC/Ville of Paris since 1978. In 1994, he founded "Paysaginaire", which promotes electroacoustic creation, and the "First Contest d' Interpretation of Concrète Music" in 1996. .