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Martin Vucic. Martin Vučić (Macedonian: Мартин Вучиќ) (born 7 August 1982 in Skopje, SFR Yugoslavia) is a famous Pop musician from the Republic of Macedonia. He is the son of Macedonian-born Serb performer, Dragan Vučić.
He finished primary school in Skopje and expressed his interests in music at an early age. He started playing drums at the age of 3 and at the age of 7, he participated at numerous music festivals for children. He represented FYR Macedonia at the 2005 Eurovision Song Contest in Kiev, finishing 17th with the song Make My Day. He won second place at Ohrid Fest with the song Rano mi e da se vrzam. The song was ranked as the 'Most Popular Song of the Year 2002' in the Republic of Macedonia. At the 2002 Budva festival in Serbia and Montenegro, he won the prize awarded by journalists and critics. He was voted as the 'Discovery of the Year 2002' in the country, winning an album contract with BKSound. He was also voted 'Discovery of the Year 2002' in the Republic of Macedonia. He won the Interpretation Award at Mak fest for the song Harem. He was 'Singer of the Year 2004' in Macedonia and also won 'Duet of the Year'. He has been invited to appear on one of Turkey’s most popular TV shows. In Turkey he is known as ‘Macedonian Tarkan’. Vučić has been selected as an exclusive star for City Records.
To date, Martin has released two albums, Rano Mi E Da Se Vrzam (It's Too Early To Get Tied Down) and Muza (Muse). The title song Muza was composed by Macedonian mega star Toše Proeski and the album also included a duet with Croatian star Danijela Martinović. Vučić recently promoted a Serbian version of Muza, titled Put Do Istine (Road To The Truth). During the 2006 Eurovision Song Contest, Vučić was chosen to read out the Macedonian televotes to Greece and sang a song in Greek — Maria Me Ta Kitrina to Maria Menounos. Much later that year, he was a runner up at the Sunčane Skale Festival with the song Tise Kucaj Srce Moje, a duet with Goran Karan.
In the media, he is famous for being a very good friend of Toše Proeski who composed the song title of the album Muza and Tamara Todevska. He is currently signed to City Records and lives in Belgrade, Serbia.
On 2 August 2008 Martin released an instrumental album containing tradition dance (ora) instrumentals composed by his grandfather, Pece Atanasovski.
Albums:
Rano e da se vrzam/Rano mi je da se vezem
Muza
Makedonski zvuci/Macedonian Sounds
Singles:
2005: Make My Day
2006: Tise kucaj srce moje
2007: Biber i čokolada

Fally Ipupa (Dicap). Fally Ipupa is a singer-songwriter from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. He was part of the band of Koffi Olomidé, Quartier Latin International, from 1999 to 2006 before starting a solo career. His first solo album was Droit chemin released in 2006, and his second album Arsenal de Belles Melodies (A2BM) was released in 2009...Né le 14 février 1977 à Kinshasa en République démocratique du Congo dans une famille nombreuse, Fally Ipupa est bercé par la musique depuis son plus jeune âge. Ayant une éducation catholique, il commença par chanter à la chorale de l'Église.
À l'adolescence, le jeune congolais débute sa carrière musicale dans divers petits groupes à Kinshasa, au milieu des années 1990. Fally attire l'attention grâce à sa voix mielleuse et finit par intégrer les petits groupes de son quartier, notamment le « New City » ou encore « Nouvelle Alliance ». Mais ce n'est que vers la fin des années 90 que le jeune artiste intégrera un groupe de renommée nationale, « Talents Latents », avec qui il enregistrera un premier album. Fally s'improvise alors chanteur, guitariste et danseur.
À la fin des années 90, une rencontre clé scelle le début d'une ascension musicale, celle avec le Quartier Latin International de Koffi Olomidé. Fally y trouve sa place et devient chef d'orchestre de celui-ci. Il intervient successivement sur Attentat, Force de Frappe, Effrakata, Affaire d'État, Monde Arabe et Danger de Mort. Il pose sa première véritable chanson, Éternellement, sur l’album Force de Frappe. Il est également connu pour les duos qu'il a réalisé avec Koffi Olomidé dans Effrakata en 2001.
Il entame son projet en jonglant entre travaux de son album intitulé Droit chemin et celui de son orchestre le Quartier Latin, Danger de mort.
Les F Victimes est un groupe de musique congolais dirigé et fondé par Fally Ipupa. En 2006 il présente son premier album solo Droit Chemin produit par David Monsoh de Obouo Music (connu pour avoir travaillé avec des noms de la chanson africain dont Koffi Olomide, Papa Wemba, DJ Arafat et avoir lancé Douk Saga et la JetSet).
Il collabore avec Maïka Munan, Krys (musicien), Mokobé du 113 et Ben-J des Nèg' Marrons, avec notamment des chansons comme Liputa, Orgasy et Sopeka qui sortent en République démocratique du Congo et en Afrique. Son succès se manifeste lorsque celui-ci obtient un disque d'or pour plus de 100 000 exemplaires vendus.
La carrière de l'artiste est lancée, il enchaînere les concerts, les tournées et les conférences. Le 7 avril 2007 l'artiste s'est produit à l'Olympia.
Trois ans après la sortie de Droit Chemin, Fally Ipupa sort un deuxième album de 16 titres Arsenal de Belles Mélodies c'est-à-dire A2BM. Dans cet album on peut noter, la participation d'Olivia Longott, chanteuse américaine (ex-membre du G-Unit de 50 Cent), dans le morceau Chaise électrique ainsi que Krys pour la deuxième fois consécutive. Il remporte son deuxième disque d'or avec l'album Arsenal de Belle Mélodie avec plus 100.000 exemplaires vendus, dont 40.000 en une semaine, un record pour un artiste congolais.[réf. nécessaire]
L'artiste livre un récital au Zénith de Paris le 2 janvier 2010, réunissant plus de 6 000 personnes.

Fally Ipupa (Dicap)

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NOCTEM. Noctem, was consolidated as a extreme metal band in April 2001. It’s founders cradled by the ideals of violence exaltation, misanthropy and antithesis to the totality of the absurd religions created this most excellent machine of War , which advances by leaps and bounds among the ranks of a putrid and poor social values infested civilization.
In 2002 the band records their first work “Unholy blood” which was commercialized for 2 years. After several formation changes the band continues their way making national level concerts and composing new tracks, totally immersed in the search of a more personal music style.
The band releases during two years their live cd “live 2004” auto produced and recorded in their natal city.
In 2007-2008, after the departure of two of their most ancient members a restructure takes place in the band to later on, release the record of the mcd “God Among Slaves”. With the release of this work and the big success among the online press and metal heads, the band, with its new components, fulfills different tours through the country accompanied in the Spanish stages by foreign bands…
In 2008 the band signs with the label Noisehead Records (Austria) and carries out an european tour “Noctem European Tour 08” where the band destroys the European stages of Spain, Portugal, France, Andorra, UK, Belgium and Italy.
In January of 2009 the band records at Vienna their debut album “Divinity” which counts with the collaborations of Christos Antoniou (Septic flesh and Chaos star) and of Leal (ex-Forever Slave). The album was released in April by the musical seal Noisehead Records in Europe and in May with Relapse Records in the USA. For the present time, the band has recorded two videos exracted from the album Divinity, standing out the violent and censored Across Heracles towards, directed by Miguel Angel Font Bisier.
The band performs different presentations of the album “Divinity” in festivals and tours, like the ones at Spain or Portugal in 2009, sharing stage in some concerts with first level bands like Malevolent Creation (USA), Vomitory (Sweden) and Napalm Death, in their spanish dates.
In 2010, Noctem goes out on tour with very high level bands like Incantation and Hate in a european tour in January, stopping by Great Britain, France, Spain, Belgium, Italy, Germany, Netherlands and Chez Republic.
In february of the same year the band records their third video extracted from their album Divinity, that will be released in the summer of 2010.
Acquiring major recognition in both national and international level. In May, of the same year, Noctem gets involved in another european tour with the Norwegian Black metal band Ragnarok, this time sharing stages in countries like: Austria, Germany, Poland, Netherlands and Belgium.
In november of 2010 the band joins Gorgoroth on tour, this time through Eastern Europe and other countries; also sharing stages with bands like Finntroll and Carach Angren.
In march of 2011 the band announces their signing with Rising records for the worldwide release of their new album: Oblivion.
The album was pre-released in Spain from 25/04/2011 and worldwide from 13/06/2011.
The Oblivion Spanish Tour 2011 started in the end of April and the band destroyed the national stages during May, June, August and finally September.
In summer of 2011 and after receiving a brutal feedback from the international metal press and metalheads, Noctem announce their appearance in the Lux Mundi Europe Tour 2011, where the band will share stage with international well known acts like Samael, Melechesh and Keep of Kalessin.
In september of 2011, Noctem joins forces with Nekronos promotion agency from Portugal and the prestigious label Metal Blade Records (Cannibal Corpse, Behemoth, Amon Amarth...) announces the release of Oblivion in NorthAmerica.

A Silent Film. A Silent Film formed in 2005. Fifty songs, two years and an intensive two-month recording session in northern France later, our debut EP The Projectionist was released on Xtra Mile to popular acclaim. The resulting UK tour kicked off with two magical (and sold-out) EP Release shows at the Soho Revue Bar in London (RIP) and the Ultimate Picture Palace in Oxford, an indie cinema. The ‘cinema gig’ was a real taste of the scale and ambition of things to come, and was made all the more special for three reasons. Firstly, BBC Introducing hosted the evening and subsequently asked the band to play their stage at Glastonbury. Secondly, a member of the audience was involved in the production of a film adaptation of Philip Pullman’s The Butterfly Tattoo and was so impressed that the band ended up playing live in the film. Thirdly – and most importantly – this was the night a relationship was struck between us and producer Sam Williams (Supergrass, Noisettes).
Building on the success of The Projectionist, Xtra Mile were keen to do an album and capitalise on the immediate creative spark between band and producer. The result was The City That Sleeps, our debut album. Produced by Sam Williams, and recorded locally at the idyllic Dungeon Studios just outside Oxford, the album perfectly captures the power and intensity of the band. It was immediately picked up by UK taste-makers like Steve Lamacq at 6music (Band of the Week), and John Kennedy at Xfm (Nominated with ‘honourable mention’ for Album of the Year, Picked in Xfm’s ‘Ones to Watch 2009), and the single You Will Leave a Mark was a ‘hot download’ in the Sunday Times, and was featured in a TV ad campaign for the launch of UKTV Watch. The band went on two UK headline tours divided by a full UK support tour playing with the multi-platinum US band One Republic.
We began to turn our eyes abroad…to Portugal. There was huge enthusiasm to release the album in Portugal, and it proved to be a wise decision with The City That Sleeps going to 3 in the album charts, and single You Will Leave a Mark going to 1 in the singles charts! We played our first festival over there at Optimus Alive playing to 5000 fans, and performed on MTV and radio. The success of 2009 has led to the recent licensing of the album to North America through US label Bieler Bros. The City That Sleeps will be released there in a re-packaged format with extra songs, new artwork and special DVD content. You Will Leave a Mark is already set to be featured on hit TV shows The Hills and House and the A Silent Film success train will be rolling in to the USA early in the New Year. Look out for it! And Happy 2010.
Участники группы:
Robert Stevenson - Vocals/Piano
Lewis Jones - Guitar
Ali Hussain - Bass
Spencer Walker - Drums