Artists tagged with "electronic new age music" sorted by relevance/score
- The Airstatic
- Person
- DJ & trance music producer from Saint-Petersburg, Russia
39% - Knick Knack
- Group
- Italian Eurobeat act at Beaver Music and Asia Records
39% - Shelly Archer
- Person
- singer, songwriter, pianist, and music producer from Tel Aviv
39% - Pulse
- 2010s drum’n’bass, appeared on High Tea Music release
39% - Eddard Wolf
- featured in Avalanche: Furries of Music Vol 4
39% - David Carter
- Person
- cellist, professor of music at St. Olaf College
39% - Mike Sunderland
- Person
- Worked on Production Music from Ren & Stimpy
39% - Jazz Hop
- Person
- lo‐fi beatmaker, associated with Chill Moon Music
39% - Monolith
- appears on a bass music/trap/dubstep compilation
39% - Gérard Scronx
- Person
- South Netherlandish organist, music copyist, fl. 17th century
39% - Carleton Etherington
- Person
- Organist and Director of Music at Tewkesbury Abbey
39% - Harry Everett Smith
- Person
- best known for “Anthology of American Folk Music”
39% - Z.
- Person
- video game arranger & music blogger Zachary DesRocher
39% - Horsemen
- Group
- New Zealand hip hop group (Deceptikonz & R.E.S.)
39% - Void II Void
- Group
- Scott DeFusco - Industrial / EBM from Salem, New Hampshire
39% - Joonam
- Group
- New York electro project of Elon Admony & Nima Khalilian
39% - The Bees
- Group
- late 1970s–early 1980s power pop/punk band from New Jersey
39% - The Same
- Group
- American post-punk / new wave band from Oakland, California
39% - Inter Phase
- Group
- Belgian 1989 new beat, key track: 'Back from the Space'
39% - Freak Brothers
- Group
- Belgian 1988 new beat, key track: 'Freak To The Beat'
39% - Michel Navedo
- Person
- Trumpet player; born Puerto Rico and raised in New Orleans.
39% - Judah Cahn
- Person
- Reform rabbi; founder of the Metropolitan Synagogue of New York
39% - Ollie Brooke
- DJ, producer and promoter based in New South Wales, Australia
39% - Jack Pudding
- Group
- mid to late 80's new wave/indie band from Auckland
39% - Zoundwavez
- Person
- New York hip-hop artist Muhammad Ali Lamont (Phoenix Orion)
39%