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Singer and songwriter Razia Said's nomadic life has taken her across Africa to France, Italy, Ibiza, Bali and New York City, but despite these wanderings, her heart and soul remains inexorably tethered to Madagascar, the land of her birth. Her musical explorations have also been wide ranging, and over the years Razia has experimented with French chanson, rock, jazz and even smooth, Sade-style R&B. But it took reaching back to her cultural roots for Razia to uncover her true artistic calling as one of African music's most promising talents. With the album Zebu Nation, Razia has created an inspiring collection...

Ivan Graziani (born in Teramo october 6 1945 - died in Novafeltria january 1 1997) was an italian singer-songwriter and guitarist. .

Graziano Romani started his career forming his first band The Rocking Chairs in 1982, and performing covers of rock'n'soul classics in clubs and theatres all over Italy. The band later signed with the label Ala Bianca/EMI and released their first album NEW EGYPT in 1987. The album was warmly received by the critics and the public, and was followed by FREEDOM RAIN in 1988, featuring a contribution from american artist Elliott Murphy, who sang lead vocals on the title-track and produced the duet on the Jagger/Richards ballad "Wild Horses". Murphy then produced the band's third album called NO SAD GOODBYES...

Grazia Peretz, Jaffa, Israel Psychedelic Folk singer, was a young Israeli teen star way ahead of her time in accordance with her unsuccessful debut release, Grazia!, a record now seen as an infamous 70′s musical gem. Resurrected from the dark, Fortuna Records reissue the album in 2013. Recorded when Grazia was only 16, her debut was released through Koliphone Records and, accompanied by keyboard player Marko Bachar, featured a folk foundation fused with many radical Moog synth textures and disco grooves. Due to its outlandish style, it sadly wasn’t popularized at the time. .