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KAGAMI (born 1976 in Japan, died May 25, 2010), real name Takashi Yasumi, was an influential and popular Japanese DJ and producer, whose works were often presented in the style of trendy house, techno, and 80s-inspired club music, collaborating with many different vocalists for many of his songs. KAGAMI had been a popular DJ for several years before debuting with the release of his first album, "STAR ARTS". He continued to collaborate with several different artists, including MEG, Heartsdales, sugiurumn, and ORANGE RANGE. In 2010, KAGAMI passed away due to acute heart failure caused by stress and overwork. .

Megamix is a term generally used in the music industry for a non stop mix of many tracks, usually created by a DJ. Examples of megamixes can be found more often than not nowadays in the form of many dance albums by the Ministry of Sound 'Annual' albums and similar. Other good example of a 'megamix' are the 'Grandmix' series CDs created by Dutch DJ Ben Liebrand, or the megamixes played during the ID&T events Sensation .

There are several artists called Origami: 1. Origami (a.k.a. Оригами) are a Russian emocore/alternative band from St. Petersburg. 2. A project called Origami comes from Italy and plays electro-nu-jazz music. 3. Originally from Melbourne, Australia. 3-piece indie outfit specialising in spastic danceable rhythms and catchy guitar and bass hooks. They have since relocated to the US late 2005, leaving behind drummer Lara Bartolo. Origami have toured with Le Tigre and Sleater-Kinney amongst others. 4. San Francisco-based electronic and rock music producer. Origami currently has releases under Cubik and Origami (downtempo) and Origami and Andrew Phelan (house) with an additional 2007...

The Gamits are an Indie Punk/Pop Rock group from Denver, Colorado who formed in 1996, and were hailed as "America's best hidden pop/punk secret". The band had established itself quite well with five releases in the nine years it was together. The band was disbanded in 2005 due to the members wishing to participate in and start other projects. In 2010, they reformed to record the new album "Parts," to be released September 7th, 2010 on Paper and Plastick Records. The release will be followed by a tour of Japan and Russia in October 2010. .

This name is used by more than one artist. 1) Gamine (MySpace page, Facebook page) is a London duo that draws heavily on torch songs and French Film Noir. Comprised of vocalist Claudia Barton and composer/producer Ian Williams, the duo create a uniquely dark and seductive sound that you won't find in the midst of the over-synthesized Billboard Top 100. Clear, lingering notes and hooks on a grand piano are Gamine's arsenal and they come fully loaded. 2) Gamine was a French pop-rock band of the mid 80's. Their album "Voila les anges" (1988) is one of the nicest French...