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There are at least four artists with this name: 1. A South Korean pop group under YG Entertainment 2. A rap artist from France 3. A band from Indonesia 4. A hard rock band from Brazil Winner (Korean: 위너; stylized as WINNER) is a five-member South Korea male group formed in 2013 by YG Entertainment Inc. The group's five members are Kang Seung-yoon (강승윤), Song Minho (송미노), Nam Taehyun (남태현), Kim Jinwoo (김진우), and Lee Seunghoon (이승훈). The group was first introduced in the reality-survival program called Who is Next: WIN as "Team A." Team A and their adversaries Team...

Inner Vision Labratory is a musical project brought into existance by polish artist/musician Karol Skrzypiec. It has been created in March 2005.Stylistically the project is to be qualified as basically industrial dark ambient. Nevertheless, it also includes elements of ethnic music, classical music, et al. The first recordings resulted in the creation of Set Of Several Illustrations album. Next records evolved from simple experiments to widely extended pictoral music. Serial Albums have been released by labels such as Rage In Eden, Zoharum, No Angels Productions, Beast Of Prey. Next records evolved from simple experiments to widely extended pictoral and conceptual...

Jack says "Something wicked this way comes." .

Although The Rebels weren't around long, they were not short on talent. The group consisted of John Mathews (bariton), "Big" Jim Hamill (later went on to fame with the Kingsmen), Horace Parrish (tenor), and London Parris (bass). Other members included Jay Berry and Jimmy Taylor. .

1- The Winners is an Italo Disco act, that was arranged by G. Barboni and G. Panariello. They recorded the hit "Freedom" with Deborah Haslam and Miko Mission Junior. 2- The Winners is a German band, active in the 1980s and 1990s, mainly known for their chart topper "Go For Gold", published at the time of the 1988 Summer Olympics held in Seoul, South Korea. 3- The Winners was a late 70s disco band including John M. Wells, Eluriel "Tinker" Barfield, Michael L. King, Steven A. Scales, Andrew J. Gadsden, Herbert E. Ford, William S. "Wee Willie" Armour, Curt Neishloss...