Yuna (real name; Yunalis Zarai) is a female acoustic/alternative/pop singer-songwriter originating from Selangor, Malaysia and is now based in Selangor, Malaysia and Los Angeles, US. She began making a mark for herself in the local independent scene in 2007, before releasing her demo in February 2008. Her debut EP, Yuna EP was released in October 2008. Her debut album was finally released in July 2010, titled Decorate.
There are two artists with the name Tiger Lily. 1. Tiger Lily is an Hardcore/Sludge/Doom band from Fresno, California.
Members include Creature (vocals), Moose (bass/vocals), Bear (guitar/vocals), Zerg (guitar), and Rat (drums). Facebook.com/tigerlilynoise
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tigerlilynoise.tumblr.com 2. "Tiger Lily" was an early incarnation of the band "Ultravox". The band was formed in 1973 in London, United Kingdom on the initiative of vocalist, songwriter and keyboardist John Foxx (born Dennis Leigh).
Pete Swanson was one half of the mighty Yellow Swans. Now he makes brooding electronic/dark ambient tracks with the same twisted ferocity.
Black Sixteen was formed in London, UK in late 2010 by songwriter Amir Khan (formerly of grunge-rockers 'Unusual Pets') on guitar, accompanied by Matt Burn on the drums, under the temporary moniker of 'Rain Hits Concrete'. The current line-up was completed with the addition of Alex Brock (previously in 'The Moscow Undergound') on bass and Laura Sepp (from Estonian metal outfit 'Label Of Guilt') on keyboards in early 2011.
[1] Hexis is a Hardcore/Black Metal band from Denmark.
[2] hexis is an Industrial / EBM music project from Per
Pawws is a musical project by British singer-songwriter Lucy Taylor. She has worked together with Bloc Party singer Kele and MGMT.
Ewert and The Two Dragons is a folk rock / indie band from Tallinn, Estonia. Their debut album “The Hills Behind The Hills” was released in autumn 2009 and since then they have taken the Baltics by storm. Some critics have titled them as “the crown jewel of Estonian music”, Finnish music magazine Rumba was stunned by their performance at the biggest Baltic music festival Positivus in 2010, calling them “the best band at the entire fest”.