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Naâman (né en 1990 à Dieppe, Normandie), de son vrai nom Martin Mussard, est un chanteur de reggae français. Depuis 2010 Naâman illumine la scène reggae française avec un flow groovy une voix claire et vivifiante. Le jeune chanteur s’attache à faire revivre des légendes du reggae empruntant au hip-hop et au raggamuffin leurs rythmiques incessantes et leurs messages engagés. Après avoir été élu Révélation de l’Année 2013 aux Victoires du Reggae, il revient en 2013 avec son premier album Deep Rockers, Back A Yard ! Avis à tous ceux qui n’auraient pas déjà entendu son flow explosif, Naâman va...

Fong Naam is a Thai ensemble, founded in 1983 by Buyong Ketkhong and his student Bruce Gaston with the aim of introducing classical and traditional Thai music to Thai and foreign audiences. The ensemble is named after the first traditional piece it performed in public -- an ancient melody once performed to accompany the offering of food to monks, whose title means "bubble" or "sponge". While maintaining contemporary classical traditions, the ensemble has also revitalised and recorded historic ensembles, repertoires, and instruments and has blazed the trail for contemporary and collaborative modern neoclassical and intercultural Thai composition. .

The band started in 1996, in one of Warsaw highschools, as Melankolia. In the beginning they experienced usual line-up changes and some "accidental" gigs. They also recorded a few tracks, which were included in a soundtrack to a play by "Goodbye Blue Monday" theatre. One of their songs was also put on "Metal Against Racial Prejudice" compilation. Their style evolved - they gave up keyboards and their sound became much heavier; also, they changed their name to Naamah. In June 1999 they recorded their 20-minute material entitled "Magia". It was well received by fans and music press; the band gave...

Zangeres Zonder Naam (transl. Singer Without Name) was born as Mary Servaes in Leiden, The Netherlands on 5 Augustus 1919 and died on 23 October 1998 was a Dutch singer who recorded more than 500 songs. In the late 1950's she came to the attention of Dutch record-producer and songwriter Johnny Hoes. Her first single, "Ach Vaderlief, Toe Drink Niet Meer" (Dear Father, Please Stop Drinking) came out in 1959. Hoes wrote the bulk of her songs, until their split in 1975. After this split she had only moderate succes. Still she sustained a dedicated -and typical- following of both...

Het Orkest Zonder Naam (The Orchestra Without A Name, in English) was formed on November 19th, 1946 in Hilversum, The Netherlands and lasted until October 10th, 1954. It was the orchestra of the catholic broadcasting corporation KRO and their 1952 song "Naar de speeltuin", which is a Dutch evergreen, sold 25,000 copies. The members of the OZN were Piet Baan (guitar), Ab Bakels (vocals), Klaas van Beeck (vibraphone, xylophone), Gerard van Bezey (drums), Jany Bron (vocals), Jo Budie (accordion), Henk Dorel (vocals), Benny de Gooyer (saxophone, clarinet), Johnny Ombach (violin), Sonja Oosterman (vocals), Yvonne Oostveen (vocals), Henk Orthman (bass), Jan...