Fake Elegance is the young but ambitious Ukrainian band of four people seriously fanatic about music they listen to and play. The musicians identify their style as Fake Pop. Despite the clear hint of pop in their songs, Fake Elegance don't associate themselves with the mass pop culture. They play music from the heart and tell about natural human... [+] Read More

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What do you do when you're a curious soul with an insatiable hunger to create stuff? Well, you could become a designer. Or a writer. Or a musician. Or you could do just what Hugo Solis does.

Hugo comes originally from Barcelona, Spain, born to a middle class family with no significant relationship to music, apart from the fact that... [+] Read More

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Although some choose to pass off Jamiroquai as a Stevie Wonder-clone, the band has amassed a steady stream of hits in its native U.K. and has experienced chart success in just about every other area of the world with an irresistible blend of house rhythms and '70s-era soul/funk. The band has gone though several lineup changes during their... [+] Read More

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After a short-lived stint at the Berklee College of Music, where he had a "great learning experience, but not because of class," John Mayer set down roots in Atlanta, where his music career hit the ground running. After one year in Atlanta, he released his debut solo album, Inside Wants Out, in 1999. At the same time, he became a regular in the... [+] Read More

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The Los Angeles-based indie rock band Phantom Planet came together during early adolescence at a local Pizza Hut in 1994. The band, which is comprised of Jacques Brauther (guitar), Sam Farrar (bass), Alex Greenwald (vocals/guitar), Darren Robinson (guitar), and Jason Schwartzman (drums), played around with post-grunge stylings while taking their... [+] Read More

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What started out as simply a campfire song between strangers soon turned into a musical connection in the form of the Columbus, OH-based alternative pop/rock group Saving Jane. It was at this bonfire that vocalist Marti Dodson (then a junior at Ohio State University) and rhythm guitarist Pat Buzzard first met and subsequently became friends. The... [+] Read More

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The Casual Lean emerged from a basement back east in 2003 and each member had just moved to the centralized location in Massachusetts. The Casual Lean started homing in on a sound that would gain them much buzz in subsequent years.After spellbinding audiences with similarly emphatic live performances in Boston, Worcester, Providence, New York,... [+] Read More

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AUSTIN'S BEST KEPT SECRET IS ABOUT TO GO NATIONAL

The Everyday People have distinguished themselves among the best in Austin, TX—no small feat in the town revered as the live music capital of the world. Playing a funky amalgam of rock and soul, the collective has propelled from local bar band to nationally touring outfit in a... [+] Read More

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Band "UGO" emerged in August 2004.
In 2005 wins the 1 award at the "Lavina" festival, gets the title of the Group-of-the-Year among Pop-rock styl groups 2005.
In 2006 writes the first single "Stolica" on " Millenium Studio ", in same to year removes a clip and gets the title of the Group-of-the-Year among Pop-rock styl groups... [+] Read More

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Welcome to the Andrew's Ave. MP3.com website. We would like to thank you for stopping by. If you could take a listen and give a review either way we would love to hear from you. Or send us an email.
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Andrew’s Ave was formed in the summer of ’07 with the mind set of creating music that invokes dancing, subtle... [+] Read More

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On the rockier end of the power pop spectrum (more Who than Raspberries, that is), Michigan-born, Berkeley, CA-based singer/songwriter Brendan Benson debuted at the age of 26 with a sterling first album, 1996's One Mississippi. Unfortunately, record company troubles both before and after the fact damaged the momentum of the record. Jason Falkner... [+] Read More

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Daniel Powter, the Canadian who stormed the European charts in 2005 with his single "Bad Day" (from his 2005 self-titled release), was born and raised in the Okanagan Valley in British Columbia, picking up the violin at the age of four. By the time he was a teenager, however, he had switched to piano and began performing at his high school. He... [+] Read More

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Getaway Car featured vocalist/guitarist Todd Wright, guitarist Matt Miceli, and bassist Chris Reardon. All three were Washington, D.C., area musicians; Wright and Miceli had worked together in a '90s power pop combo called the Excentrics. Getaway Car formed in 2002, and began crafting a slick modern rock sound comparable to acts like Fountains... [+] Read More

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Like Patty Griffin before him, Howie Day emerged from the country quietude of Bangor, ME, into Boston's coffeehouse scene and the world of folk music, proving his talent on his first release, Australia. Singer/songwriters come a dime a dozen, but the truly eloquent ones are priceless, and like Griffin, Day found a place in that lineage. Born in... [+] Read More

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'Rabbits Against Magic' is the words and music of Michelangelo Sosnowitz, (his real name) with John Hadfield playing Drums, Sebastian Noelle playing Guitar, Trifon Dimitrov playing Bass and Michelangelo on Vocals and Piano. Described as: 'George Michael meets Jamiroquai at Howard Jones house while Mick Fleetwood throws some Steely Dan on the... [+] Read More

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Remy Shand emerged on to the neo-soul circuit in 2002 with The Way I Feel, a potent canon of songs inspired by classic Motown and Memphis soul. Primarily home-schooled in his native Vancouver, Shand began raiding his parents record collection at an early age -- soaking up a wide range of jazz, soul, and R&B, with Marvin Gaye's classic Here, My... [+] Read More

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The '80s-pop inspired group Rooney is comprised of Robert Carmine (vocals/guitar), Taylor Locke (guitar), Matt Winter (bass), Louie Stephens (keyboards), and Ned Brower (drums). They began honing their own indie rock appeal in 2000 and cite the Beach Boys and ELO as major influences. Trickles of Blur, Superdrag, and the Cars echo throughout... [+] Read More

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Singer/songwriter Rosey has been surrounded by music since her early childhood and credits her big family for keeping the excitement alive. First, it was the Beatles. She found her parents' record collection around age seven and couldn't resist the infectious pop sounds of the Fab Four. By college, she was spinning world music at her college... [+] Read More

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It began with the catchy riffs guitarist Joey Avalos would write in his spare time. It was a side project with no real purpose and, frankly, he was okay with that. That is, until he met Chris Cleveland, a vocalist of local renown in Oklahoma. Once introductions had been made through a mutual friend, it didn’t take long for the two to form... [+] Read More

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What started as two guys with strong voices and one guitar became San Francisco's Train by 1994. It was in late 1993 that Patrick Monahan left Erie, PA, and met up with the Los Angeles band the Apostles. Lead singer/guitarist Rob Hotchkiss and fellow guitarist Jim Stafford had basically disbanded by this time, but the chance meeting with Patrick... [+] Read More

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