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1- Daydream is an Italo Disco project from Spain, consisting of Irene Cesar, Monica Cesar, and Pedro Morales. Daydream was produced by Felix B. Mangione and Raul Orellana. Daydream released the singles "In The Night", "Crazy" and "Baby Baby". 2- Daydream is an Italian eurodance project. It was arranged and produced by Alex Dee and Luigi Peluzzo. Singles: "Thinkin' About You", "Through The Night" and "Take Me Away". 3- Daydream or The Daydream (South Korea) (AKA Renodia) is a new age pianist. 4-daydream is also a Japanese Trance artist best known for his work on the OTSU albums. 5- Daydream...

There is more than one artist(s) using the moniker Heatwave: Heatwave was an international funk/disco musical band featuring Americans Johnnie Wilder, Jr. and Keith Wilder (vocals) of Dayton, Ohio, Englishman Rod Temperton (keyboards), Swiss Mario Mantese (bass), Czechoslovakian Ernest "Bilbo" Berger (drums), Jamaican Eric Johns (guitar) and Londoner Roy Carter, (guitar). They were known for their successful songs "Boogie Nights" and "Always and Forever" (from their 1976 debut album, Too Hot to Handle), and "The Groove Line" (from their 1978 follow-up album, Central Heating). Founder member Johnnie Wilder was an American serviceman based in West Germany when he first began...

Philippines, the year 2000: What started out as toying with a drum machine and an electric guitar soon turned into a fusion of un-categorically beautiful music. With Kathy Meneses on vocals, Japs Sergio and Jerome Velasco on guitars, and Dok Sergio on bass, Daydream Cycle has formed a unique fusion, one that sends your soul into mystic abstraction. The songs have a diverse melodic reverie with intermittent distorted guitars that vary from steady to upbeat, and dreamy to lively. .

Various acts are (or were) called The Heatwave, including a Dutch sixties freakbeat band. 1. The Heatwave was a sixties freakbeat band from Dordrecht, The Netherlands, who were never given an official record release in the 1960s, but were embraced by mod/beat/psych fans around the globe when Grey Past Recordings released 23 of their re-emerged studio recordings and 4-track demos (1967-1969) on LP (2006) and later a limited issue CD (2010) entitled Honeymelon Teapot. After The Heatwave's demise, band members appeared in more succesful Dordrecht sixties beat outfits such as The Zipps and Inca Bullet Joe. .