Artists tagged with blues & soul" sorted by relevance/score
- Olivier Piotte
- Person
- French drummer and keyboardist, member of Uniform Motion
30% - Emile Painparé
- Person
- Belgian early 20th century composer & music critic
30% - George Kiallmark
- Person
- British violinist and composer (father of George F.)
30% - Kaze
- Person
- Spanish electronic producer and DJ from Void Camp
30% - Karen McHugh
- Person
- Irish-born, Belgium based journalist & singer/songwriter
30% - The Howlin’
- Group
- Inspired by hip hop, rock and folk music
30% - Nerds Gone Wild
- Group
- A 80's pop & new wave tribute band
30% - Billy Swann
- Person
- American multi-instrumentalist and composer member of Muffins
30% - Mike Kennedy
- Person
- US guitarist for Vision of Disorder & Bloodsimple
30% - Caroline Campbell
- Person
- UK bass guitarist, keyboard player & backing vocalist
30% - Adam White
- Person
- Canadian singer & guitarist, member of The Reason
30% - Jonathan Cohen
- Person
- Canadian guitarist for The Dears & Rev 32
30% - Softworld
- Group
- electronic music duo Jeremy Gluck and Don Tyler
30% - Plasticon
- Group
- electronic music duo Jeremy Gluck and Don Tyler
30% - Dambuster
- Frank Nuyens, Joop Roelofs, & Boudewijn De Groot
30% - Mark Wilkinson
- Person
- electronic music producer & DJ from Manchester, UK
30% - Yvan Vindret
- Person
- composer/producer/musician for various artists and films
30% - The Wobblers
- Group
- show band and revue from upstate South Carolina
30% - Shapel Lacey
- Person
- Stand Up Comedian, Actor, Musican & Male Cheerleader
30% - The Message
- Group
- House music duo [Dario Rohrbach & Dennis Liber]
30% - Dwight Weist
- Person
- Dwight Weist, Jr. an actor and radio announcer
30% - Bridie Connellan
- Person
- marketing and product manager; performs with Norah Jones
30% - Rob Morgan
- Person
- vocalist, musician and visual artist in Seattle, Washington
30% - Chris Lucas
- Person
- Bristol-based hip-hop producer, designer and filmmaker
30% - Baron
- Person
- society and court photographer in the UK, 1906–1956
30%