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There are few artists these days who consistently succeed to focus their passions, talents and instincts into deliciously individual, melancholic, beautiful and timeless recordings. Irish born Donnacha Costello is amongst the highest ranks of such artists. There can be no question that Costello is in electronic music for the long haul. Since his production debut in 1996, he has forged his very own brand of emotional and highly refined electronic music, timeless club music which has consistently found its way into the crates and playlists of house and techno's biggest DJs. Releasing records since 1996, and founding his own label...

Nacha Pop fue uno de los grupos más entrañables e importantes de la movida. En 1978 Nacho García Vega y Carlos Brooking coinciden el colegio Liceo Francés y se unen a Jaime y Antonio Vega para formar un grupo. Los comienzos musicales más anecdóticos que otra cosa se descubren tras el nombre de Uhu. Poco tiempo después el famosísimo batería Ñete sustituye a Jaime en la banda y comienza a funcionar Nacha Pop como tal. Tras diversas aventuras típicas de los primeros años de un grupo joven comienzan a superar sus primeras cimas tras telonear a Siouxie y Ramones sin...

Nacha Guevara is one of the more prolific, versatile, charismatic, influential, and loved artists. Back in the 70's she performed in New York and shortly after that became well known among the folkloric genre in Mexico and the rest of the Americas. Originally a dancer converted to actress and ultimately learned to sing she rose to become a strong pillar in the latin-american music . One of the most known and remembered songs in U. S. is that one that recites "Don't cry for me Argentina". .

Donnacha Dennehy is a composer living in Dublin. Born in 1970, he studied music composition with Hormoz Farhat at Trinity College Dublin and at the University of Illinois, USA, where his main teachers were Salvatore Martirano and William Brooks. He pursued further studies in electronic music at the Hague, and at IRCAM, Paris. Returning to Ireland, he founded the Crash Ensemble, Dublin's now-renowned amplified new music band, in 1997. Among the pieces premiered in Crash's first concert was a piece that Donnacha specially wrote for the group called 'Junk Box Fraud'. This in many ways marked a significant shift in...