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In 1983, Mark Holiday and David Powell, two school friends originating from Doncaster, United Kingdom form Castanarc. They had been members of the group Transic, which for a long time toured the club circuit of the North East of the UK. Shortly after their establishment the group signs a contract with the record label Peninsular. Beside singer Holiday and keyboardplayer Powell the group consists of: Paul Ineson on guitar, Neil Duty on bass/guitar and Dave Kirkland on drums. The band books a studio and records material, written during their Transic period, and also writes a new number Journey To The...

This is a misspelling for Edmar Castañeda. He was born in 1978, in the city of Bogotá, Colombia. Since his move to the United States in 1994, Edmar has quite literally taken New York and the world stage by storm with the sheer force of his virtuosic command of the harp—revolutionizing the way audiences and critics alike consider an instrument commonly relegated to the “unusual category”. A master at realizing beautiful complexities of time, while skillfully drawing out lush colors and dynamic spirit, Edmar has been characterized as “almost a world unto himself” (The New York Times). .

Laetitia Larusso, previously Larusso , whose real name is Laetitia Serero , born 11 October 1979 in Paris , is a singer French . She is the cousin of the TV host and comedian Arthur . Her father was a Sephardic Jewish Moroccan and Tunisian Jewish mother, Laetitia Larusso began his career at the age of 18, recording his first hit, I will survive , French version of I Will Survive , by Gloria Gaynor , sung by Regine in the 80's. Then a few months later, in December 1998, she released You forget me . The single sold over...

Featuring ex-members of Glo-Worm, Black Tambourine and The Shapiros, the Washington DC quartet of The Castaway Stones brought on their own sensation of 60's inspired indie-pop. Debuting with the Leave No Stone Unturned EP in 1999, Shelflife Records helped capture the Stones sound that eventually resulted in the comparisons of The Byrds, Love and The Free Design. Shelflife continued in the support of The Castaway Stones the following year as they released their first full-length Make Love to You. .

Jocasta were Tim Arnold (Vocals, Guitar and Piano), Jack Reynolds (Lead Guitar), Adrian Meehan (Drums) and Andy Lewis (Bass). They formed whilst Arnold and Reynolds were still at school in the early nineties, but became what you might call professional in 1995 when all four members of the band moved to London and after doing six gigs (the last of which included a string section). By 1995, Jocasta had signed a worldwide record deal with Sony. They were signed by the then titled subdivision of Sony ‘LRD’ or ‘Licensing Repertoire Division’. A company within Sony that was set up to...