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Sachiko is a Japanese underground vocalist, bassist, violinist and electronics artist, who is also active as a graphic designer. Began her musical career in Nagoya, Japan in 1988 before moving to Tokyo in 2001. She has played with many groups including 光束夜 (Kousokuya), Overhang Party and Tangerine Dream Syndicate. Currently active as a solo artist and in the duo Vava Kitora. Sachiko is also the owner of the Musik Atlach label. .

Sach is a west coast artist making hip hop music for the love of it. He used to be in a group called The Nonce who had a major hit with "Mix Tapes" .

AI-SACHI consists two female members, Ai and Sachika. The group name is a combination of their names. They are best known for their hit "Before Dawn" (2002), which appears as the 5th ending (episodes 82-94) for the famous anime "One Piece". Their only other single is 二つの勇気 (futatsu no yuuki) (2002). .

While most of us are learning to read & write at the age of four, Raghav Sachar started playing his first musical instrument. His father made an interesting deal with him – Raghav would be gifted one instrument every year. The catch? He couldn’t ask for any other gifts. Most four year olds would’ve thrown a tantrum. Raghav Sachar agreed. At seven, he learnt the recorder (English Flute) and passed grades 5 & 6 of the Trinity College of Music exams with distinction. He started playing the drums at nine, and won Best Drummer in the All-India Junior segment. He...

Sacha Distel (29 January 1933 – 22 July 2004), nephew of band leader Ray Ventura, was a French singer who had hits such as a cover version of the Academy Award winning "Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head" (originally recorded by B.J. Thomas) Frank & Nancy Sinatra's Something Stupid and "Scoubidou". He was born in Paris to At age 16, Distel became a professional jazz guitarist. Over his career he worked alongside Dizzy Gillespie and Tony Bennett and appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show in the late 1950s after establishing himself as a French crooner. Sacha Distel had a much...