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There are at least two different bands having used the name Diversia.
(1) Metal band from Estonia.
The first days of Diversia route back to 1995, when Darja Tanashenko, Lena Mihhejeva and Sergei Kutergin formed such a band. The very first gig was played on the 8th of March, 1996 in “Lindakivi” cultural centre. After the gig the band decided to perform that day every following year.
After a year, the drummer left Diversia for a band called Tallinn. A new drummer was found in Denis Jefimov. At the same time a second guitar-player and backing vocalist Anastasia Jung joined...
2008, European Year of Intercultural Dialogue.
In this framework, at the initiative of the European Commission, the DIVERSIDAD project was thought up by the European Music Office (EMO) and the Diversités association. The aim of this project is to provide the players in European urban cultures with a platform for getting to know one another, sharing, creating and together founding a lasting bridge of exchanges. The upcoming release of a single bringing together numerous European artists will symbolise the first step in this urban-intercultural dialogue.
With concerts, exhibitions, documentaries, conferences and the development of a digital exchange platform, DIVERSIDAD also...
Deep Sky divers is a two man team comprised of Jon Short and David Jones formed in 2000 when they released their music on mp3.com. Their musical compositions were originally a form of therapeutic escapism (in the early 1990's) due to hectic working schedules and home lives and intended for use in film and TV scores (which never came to fruition). They have been making music on and off since then, both having other full time jobs, but taking time out to create their highly acclaimed new music.
Their ambient/new age sound is well summed up in this quote off...
Diverse (born Kenny Jenkins in Chicago, Illinois) is an American rapper. An underground hip-hop artist, he has received critical acclaim "from knowledgeable heads worldwide".
Diverse got his start in the Chicago hip-hop scene while being employed at a post office. He has worked or associated with Chicago hip-hop mainstays such as J.U.I.C.E., Copperpot and Iomos Marad. His debut EP, Move, featuring the track "Time", appeared in 2001.
He has professional relationships with RJD2 and Prefuse 73. He contributed to Prefuse 73's album One Word Extinguisher, rhyming on the track "Plastic". Prefuse 73 also produced the original beat for "Wylin' Out",...
