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Paula Cole (born April 5, 1968 in Rockport, Massachusetts, USA) is an American singer and songwriter. Among her hits include "Where Have All the Cowboys Gone," "Me," "I Am So Ordinary," "I Believe In Love," and the theme to the WB's hit series "Dawson's Creek," "I Don't Want to Wait." “An extraordinary songwriter with a gorgeous voice” – Rolling Stone “… a feisty poet with a soaring voice and a funky groove.” – Entertainment Weekly “Paula is an original voice both in what she is saying and how she is saying it.” – Peter Gabriel. Grammy winner and 7 time...

Paul Fuga is an American singer-songwriter based in Hawaii.. Her official website is www.paulafugamusic.com. A humble beginning surrounded by the blues and gospel music of Louisiana, rooted and matured in the cultural richness and diversity of Hawaii, and eventually touring the East and West Coasts of America have infused Paula Fuga with a voice that is wet with soul from America’s Bible Belt, ripened by the various textures of paradise, and cultivated with sophistication through a sovereign journey. On her independent record label, Pakipika Productions, Paula Fuga has managed to release her unique flavor of music around the world, earning...

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With all its lineup adjustments, changes in sound and over-the-top live shows, it's amazing that Cream Abdul Babar is one of the longest-standing bands in the Tallahassee scene, lasting more than a decade. After all this time, Cream Abdul Babar continues to consistently pound out obnoxious, noisy, abrasive punk rock to agitate the local residents. From its first releases as a more Dwarves-like punk band (1994's self-released “Chlamydia Lunch” EP, their 1995 split 7” with late Tallahassee noise band, I Guard the Sheep and their first full-length “The Backwater of Masculine Ethics” in 1996) to subsequent records slowly but surely...

Regina Paula Martins Morelenbaum (born July 31, 1962) is a Brazilian singer, born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She and her husband, the violinist and cellist Jaques Morelenbaum, were in the band that toured with Antônio Carlos Jobim (1984-94). In addition to Jobim's group, Paula Morelenbaum and her husband have been part of Quarteto Jobim-Morelenbaum with Antônio Carlos Jobim's son, Paulo Jobim, and grandson, Daniel Jobim. She has also been in the trio Morelenbaum2/Sakamoto with her husband and with Japanese composer and keyboardist 坂本龍一. .