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Willoughby

Led by multi-instrumentalist and composer Gus Seyffert, Willoughby released its first album, I UNDERSTAND What You’re Up To, in 2008. As the record did feature insight from outside collaborators, Willoughby’s exclusive blend of traditional analog rock just like the Zombies and Harry Nilsson, and newer appears like Inara George and …

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The Bedouins

Even those that pride themselves on the understanding of mid-’60s California bands could be forgiven for not really realizing the Bedouins by name; alternatively, listeners acquainted with the folk-rock picture in LA from that same period will understand well at least some of the information that this group released. The …

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The Scenic

With breezy emo-flecked power pop balancing Jimmy Eat World’s fiery hooks with harmonies straight from the Beach Boys (as funneled through the Thrills), Philly’s the Scenic were an ideal match for both past due-‘00s Victory Records picture as well as the Vans Warped Tour. And, certainly, the quintet fronted by …

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Michael Rault

Toronto-based singer and multi-instrumentalist Michael Rault began his career in the middle-2000s, releasing some self-produced CD-Rs in his indigenous town of Edmonton, Alberta. Having a status for traditional, retro-inspired songcraft, he was ultimately authorized to Sony Canada imprint Pirates Mix, which released his ’50s rock-inspired debut, Ma-Me-O, this year 2010. …

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Bria Valente

Breathy R&B vocalist Bria Valente, a Minneapolis, MN local given birth to Brenda Fuentes, have been a background dancer for Usher and Prince ahead of contributing vocals towards the latter’s 2007 record, Planet Earth. In ’09 2009, Prince and Valente documented Elixer, a couple of calm but mainly steamy R&B …

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Meese

Denver, CO-based contemporary rock and roll quartet Meese had been formed in early 2005 simply by Ohio local and multi-instrumentalist Patrick Meese, after his sibling Nathan followed his sibling out western to pursue a profession in music. After immersing themselves in the picture, the brothers earned drummer Benjamin Haley and …

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La 5ª Estación

Produced in 2001 in Madrid, Spain, La Quinta Estación initial set up themselves in Latin America — particularly Mexico, where their second album, 2004’s Flores de Alquiler, spun away numerous strikes and established the rock and roll en español outfit on an instant training course to international stardom. Made up …

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Barbara Schöneberger

German TV web host and celebrity Barbara Schöneberger was created in Munich in March 5, 1974 as the little girl of clarinet participant Hans Schöneberger. After graduating from senior high school, she begun to research sociology, art background and communication research in Augsburg, and proved helpful for a company in …

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Cocoon

Cocoon are an English-language folk-pop duo from France whose full-length record debut in 2007 garnered critical acclaim and business success internationally. Produced in 2006 in Clermont-Ferrand, Auvergne, France, the music group is primarily made up of Tag Daumail (business lead vocals, classical guitar, ukulele, banjo; blessed Dec 6, 1984) and …

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Operahouse

A North London quartet that formed around 2005, Operahouse (Johnny Lloyd — vocals and acoustic guitar, Alexander Kaines — acoustic guitar and vocals, Jimmy Cratchley — bass, and Ben Niblett — drums) released their 1st single, “Guy NEARBY,” to great response, earning plaudits and airplay from such channels as BBC …

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