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Ghettotech / Hip Hop / Shoegaze, From, East Berlin, Germany myspace.com/jsomething .

Tomoyuki Tanaka (田中知之, tanaka tomoyuki) is a J-pop artist/DJ, better known by his stage name of Fantastic Plastic Machine. He is considered to be part of the Shibuya-kei movement, drawing heavily from bossa nova, lounge music, house music, and '60s movie soundtracks, but he also incorporates many other types of music. Tanaka was born in Kyoto, Japan. In the late 1980s, Tanaka played as the bassist in a rock band called Margarine Strikes Back. Then in the early 1990s, Tanaka became a regular club DJ in the Kansai area, working as part of a DJ team known as Sound Impossible....

Something Good is a Finnish upcoming DJ/Producer duo formed by Otto Yliperttula & Karolus Viitala. The sound ranges from soft summer vibes fitted for the beach, to darker more full, luscious and deep club beats. A certain softness, however, is always present as that can be said to be one of the trademark elements of Something Good's sound. Not to be confused with Halifax-based live hip-hop band, Something Good. (See below) The Canadian based Something Good consists of Boy-ill, Markit, DJ Y-Rush, Alex Meade, Alan Hoskins, Jordan Oakie and Jarret Sampson. ECMA nominated party-rockers Something Good want to let the...

Something for Kate formed in Melbourne, Victoria in 1994. The founding members of the three-piece band were vocalist and guitarist Paul Dempsey, bass player Julian Carroll (later to be replaced by Stephanie Ashworth) and drummer Clint Hyndman. After recording a 7-track demo in 1995, the band signed to Murmur Records, a subsidiary of Sony. In 1996, they released the 7-track EP The Answer to Both Your Questions, recorded and mixed by Greg Atkinson of Sydney band Big Heavy Stuff. In November of 1996, the 3-track single "Dean Martin" was released. Early in 1997, the band released a 5-track EP titled...