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Sydney Youngblood (born Sydney Ford on December 2, 1960 in San Antonio, Texas) is an American-born German singer who had several successful dance/funk hits during the late 1980's and early 1990's. He had four top 40 hits in the UK and Europe in 1988 and 1989 including "Sit And Wait", "Id Rather Go Blind" and his debut "If Only I Could". "If Only I Could" used the bassline and drumbeat from the Raze house music classic "Break For Love" and reached number three on the charts - a position that would have been higher if not for the outstanding success...

Convict Cuntry Rock 'n' Roll... Mixing Celtic convict songs, stark bush balladry, strong union content and a youthful punk attitude. Sydney City Trash represent something refreshing amongst the plethora of Australian acts at the moment. They play Australian music. Their lyrics deal with Australian themes. And perhaps rarest of all they manage to sing with Australian accents. The Loud and the Bad.... Mitch Hell - Vocals: Mitch is the mouth for the band being the primary lyricist he combines a unique love of old Australian songs with modern elements of rap and punk. Mitch's singing style is somewhere between Slim...

Sydney is a band that is from in and around parts of Burlington, Ontario, Canada. The band started out under the name Holden, and changed shortly after due to another band with the same name from California who sued them. Their self-titled album was released in 2005, which was recorded in a garage at a cost of $500. Sydney developed a huge fanbase in the Southern Ontario independent music scene before being signed to Black Box Recordings. The band originally consisted of: Scott Sanderson, Kyle Anderson, Brent Munro, Jay Jensen, and Magic. Magic was later eaten by bears, and Anto...

Sydney Wayser (born 7 October 1986) is a French-American singer-songwriter based in New York. Wayser was born to a French father and American mother. She lived her early life between Paris and Los Angeles. Wayser's music is rife with tales and adventure; her music quite simply draws you into her world, delicately and candidly. Her first album, entitled “Silent Parade”, showcases Wayser’s elegant blend of strings, piano, guitar and percussion, capturing enough of each without treading into overkill. It is the ode to simplicity and a nod to grace that truly defines the impact of Wayser’s writing and voice. You...