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There are a few groups / artists under the name Paloma: Paloma is probably one of the most demanding (with himself) and talented artists in the french folk scene. After having released several albums : S/T (acuarela), Actresses date actors (62TV records), and getting reviews both in Europe and the States (Pitchfork), he is currently putting the final touches on his latest opus. Paloma is also the name of a band based in College Park, Maryland, USA. They play jazz-rock and pop. Formerly The Rhetorical Pigeons, the group changed its name with the arrival of Mark Schulze (guitar, vocals). Their...

Palomar: Rachel Warren, Christina Prostano, Sarah Brockett, Dale W. MIller Hailing from Brooklyn, NY, Palomar was formed by former Trixie Belden singer and bassist Rachel Warren and Sasha Alcot, plus drummer Matt Hauser. After their self-released, self-titled debut, they added second guitarist Christina Prostrano, and Sasha left the band, to be replaced by Sarah Brockett. After their second album, Palomar II, Matt was replaced by current drummer Dale W. Miller, in time for their third album, Palomar III: The Revenge of Palomar. In 2006, Palomar signed to Misra records, and a fourth album (which, odds are, will be called All...

Mike Sheridan is a Danish electronic artist, who debuted at the age of 15 with a 12inch track called "Alt&Intet". Considering his young age, he has already etablished himself as a name on the Danish DJ scene, and has played with several of the big names in Danish electronic music, as well as singer and movie director Maya Albana on the track Med Små Skridt from his debut album I Syv Sind. Mike Sheridan also composed the music for the 2008 summer ballet "Atini Khamsa" .

Patrick Sheridan has been enthusiastically received as a solo artist around the world. He made his solo debut playing an arrangement of The Blue Bells of Scotland accompanied by his mom, Diana, when he was just 8 years old, only months after he had started playing his chosen instrument, the tuba! He made his solo orchestral debut at the age of 15 playing a Mozart Horn Concerto on the tuba. Since then, Patrick has rocketed to success as a solo performer in venues ranging from the White House to an NBA half-time show to the Hollywood Bowl. .