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Benzino (born Raymond Scott in 1964) is a rapper and former CEO and co-owner of The Source, a popular hip hop magazine in the United States. Originally from Boston, Massachusetts, Benzino met The Source founder Dave Mays while attending Harvard University. From 1988 to 2001, Benzino was a silent partner in the growth of the business. However, in 2001, Benzino acknowledged his involvement in the publication. As a rapper, Benzino's career has been relatively unsuccessful, compared to many of the artists featured in his magazine. Though known for his run-ins with the police, Benzino is most famous for his on-going...

Beenzino (Korean: 빈지노) a.k.a Isshoman, real name Lim Sungbin (임성빈), is a South Korean hip-hop musician under the label Illionaire Records. Born on September 12, 1987, he is one of the most influential rappers in the underground scene at a young age. Emcee of Jazzyfact (prod. Shimmytwice), Hotclip (alongside Beatbox DG) & P'Skool, his activities are most active currently in Jazzyfact, which the latest single "BIG" was released on October 21, 2011. He is also known for lots of featurings with many big musicians, such as Dok2, Paloalto, Epik High, Dynamic Duo, Verbal Jint, Swings, The Quiett and so on....

Italo disco duo formed by Pierre-Henri Steyt and Nicolas Finn, highly active during the mid 1980s. .

Danish pop rock band, started in 1979 by Jesper Winge Leisner - original style was punk rock. In 1980 Singer Ulla Cold joined the band, leading to the 1982 breakthrough hit "Elsk mig i nat" (Love me tonight) a song blending Danish and English lyrics (a later trademark of the band). Today the band stand as the trademark sound of Danish 80'ies pop rock. Singer Ulla Cold has been participating in various other music projects including cooperation with Danish band Superheroes and producer Nikolaj Nørlunds Leonard Cohen project "På Danske Læber". Rocazino recorded 6 albums from 1982 til 1989 and...

Mr. Zino is a euro house alias used by German DJ Michael Baur. Between 1993 and 1997, six Mr. Zino singles were released starting with the club hit "Showtime." .