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Olga Rajecka, born on January 7th 1962, is a popular singer, and an active person of various musical events in Latvia. Olga began her singing career in early childhood, and become famous in 1980, when she joined “Eolika” (which gained phenomenal success in former USSR). In the same year she got a diploma of a manager of culture events. In 1986, Olga joined a band “Turaidas Roze”, then “Jumis”, but in 1990 she joins a musical project “Dāmu Pops”, to sing together with other three famous latvian female singers – Ieva Akurātere, Maija Lūsēna and Edīte Baušķeniece. Project is successful...

Tolga Katas (born June 5, 1966 in Istanbul, Turkey) began his career as a rock singer, then left the spotlight to become a behind-the-scenes independent record producer and promoter. Tolga produced and promoted several multi-platinum artists through his record labels Futura and Summit Entertainment, and contributed significantly to the sales of over 50 million records.[1] He won the BMI Song of the Year Award for Sending All My Love and was nominated for the Songwriters Hall of Fame. Tolga Katas is considered one of the founding fathers of Freestyle music, and was one of the pioneering producers to successfully work...

Grizz Volga are a long standing electronic music act from Spain. They combine the influence of genre pioneers like Tangerine Dream, Jean Michel Jarre or Vangelis, with synthpop melodies and structures. Formed in the mid 80's when both bandmembers were still in their teens, they quickly grew to become one of the frontrunners of the Spanish underground electronic scene. After some years of experimental work, they released their most acclaimed album to date, Laberinto de la Noche, in 1989. Seemingly not too interested in promoting their music, they spent much of the 90's dedicated to side projects and collaborations with...