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Influenced and inspired by the hip hop and dance music of the nineties and harboring a slight obsession with robots, Andru Pozzatron is quickly rising to the top of the pool of emerging, cutting-edge dance music DJs and producers. “I think that my attraction to house music is partially due to its ability to bring you out of any funk and my tracks are simply a reflection of this,” Andru says. “I make music to make people dance.” And dance they do. Hailing from Toronto, Ontario with a background mainly in hip hop, Andru developed the desire to learn how...

Lorenza Ponce(Born 1970) is an American violinist, musician and string arranger. She has toured around the world and played with Bon Jovi, Ben Folds, Sheryl Crow, Dolly Parton, and Ray LaMontagne. She is one of many artists who have covered Big Joe Williams's Baby Please Don't Go. .

Legowelt alias. Milano 1981. The times are violent and dangerous. Left wing terrorist groups an organized crime is all over the place. Kidnapping, bombing and robbing the city. The last hope is the Special Brigade, an elite police intervention unit. But it's not easy being in the Special Brigade... It's all one big facade. They are insufficiently trained and casualty rate is high. The missions are doomed to fail, leaving innocent hostages and bystanders wouded or dead. Jack is one of the few honest brigade officers. While his friends and colleagues die one by one, he is determined to cleanse...

Paolo Lorenzani (b. Rome 1640 - d. October 1713) was an Italian composer of the Baroque Era. He was trained by Horatio Benevoli. He served as maestro di cappella at a Jesuit church in Rome and later at the cathedral of Messina in Sicily. [1] In 1678, Lorenzani traveled to France, hoping to find fortune.[2] Louis XIV recognized his talent and invited him to Paris, where he served as music master to the queen.[3] Under orders of the king, Lorenzani traveled back to Italy and recruited singers for the monarch's chapel.[1] Due to his ultramontane beliefs, he was ordered to...