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Kaseva is a legendary Finnish rock group. Similary to lots of other Suomi-rock acts, Kaseva doesn't really fit any genre definition. Kaseva was formed in the late 60s and continued to rehearse in the cellar for years without anyone knowing about them. At some point in the early 70s they sent an English language demo to Love Records, a now legendary record label from Helsinki. Kaseva was to sign a record deal with one condition, the songs should be in Finnish. The lyrics were translated and Kaseva's debyt album Silloin kun, was released 1974. It's notable that the band didn't...

Classical / world music composer and keyboardis / flutist Øystein Sevåg was born near Oslo, Norway in 1957, beginning piano lessons at age five. As a teen he played bass in a rock band but returned to his classical roots in time to study piano, flute and composition at a private Music Conservatory in Oslo; by the 1980s, however, Sevåg had become fascinated by the possibilities offered by the development of the synthesizer, and he plunged into electronic music with his self-released 1989 debut LP Close Your Eyes and See. The product of five years in the studio, the album...

Sevara Nazarkhan (original Uzbek spelling Sevara Nazarxon), born 1978 in Andijan city, Uzbekistan, is an Uzbek singer, songwriter & musician. Her instrument is the doutar, a Central Asian lute. She has received critical acclaim for her 2003 album Yol Bo'lsin. She started her career in show business in Sideris, a group consisting of four girls. Later she went solo and gained more popularity. She received the Best Asian Artist award from BBC Radio 3. .