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The Dream Weavers was an American popular music, vocal group, famous in the 1950s, formed at the University of Florida by Gene Adkinson (baritone and ukelele) and Wade Buff (lead vocals). .

With four songwriters, four singers, and 11 tracks of guitar-saturated rock & roll, Avers' second album, Omega/Whatever, is proof that there's strength in numbers. The record shines new light on a band that made its first splash with 2014's Empty Light. Avers supported that debut release by leaving their hometown of Richmond, VA, and crisscrossing the country on tour, opening for bands like Foo Fighters and J. Roddy Walston along the way. They made a national splash during the 2015 SXSW Festival, too, with everyone from Esquire Magazine to The Daily Beast listing them as one of the week's breakout...

Aigars Grāvers is a latvian singer. He is best known for being the lead singer of legendary synthpop band "Jumprava", but he has also been a member of other musical projects as "Bāze 7", "Otra Puse" and "Rama Dance". Grāvers has released one solo album - "Pret vēju pēc 90-tā" (1998). .

CLEAVERS: A Scottish garage punk band formed in early 2011 by members of Urgent Blood, Genetic Mutation and Atomgevitter through small town boredom. Armed with a cheap mixer and a free recording program they quickly wrote and recorded their first EP which was produced completely DIY and hundreds of copies given away. They've toured the UK from tiny living rooms, basements and wood-panelled pubs to mid sized venues, sold... a small mountain of t-shirts, printed several trees worth of stickers, been played on BBC Radio 1 and even been tipped as one of BBC Radio Scotland's Top 35 Scottish Artists...

Anita Traversi (born 25 July 1937, Giubiasco - died 25 September 1991, Bellinzona) was a Swiss singer, best known for her participation in the Eurovision Song Contests of 1960 and 1964. Encouraged by her musician father, Traversi started orchestra singing in the mid 1950s, including with the orchestra of the Italian language Swiss radio channel. In 1956, she took part in the Swiss selection for the first Eurovision Song Contest, but "Bandanelle Ticinese" was not chosen. In 1959, Traversi obtained a recording contract in Italy, and went on to record a number of songs with Adriano Celentano, including the top...