Neoton Família - True Blue

 Neoton Família (also known in some countries as Newton Family) was one of the most successful Hungarian pop-bands, their career spanning several decades, with changes in line-up. Most active from 1977 to 1989, they released albums and singles and toured in 25 foreign countries, including Germany, France, Spain, Netherlands, Italy, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, Canada, Cuba, Japan, India, South Korea, also producing many of the best-known hits in the country. From 1979 to 1989, the band sold over 6 million records in Hungary and about 1.5 million records in other countries and takes on this indicator second place behind the famous band Omega.

The band was founded in 1965 by László Pásztor and Lajos Galácz, studying economics in Budapest, in order to enter the school's annual Santa Claus music contest.  Out of the two bands entering, Neoton, named after their Czechoslovakian-made guitar, finished second. Three years passed until their first major success, winning the country-wide Who Knows What? talent show in 1968 with the song Nekem eddig Bach volt a mindenem. The same year marked the release of their first hit song Kell, hogy várj. In 1971 they released their first album, Bolond város, featuring Balázs Ferenc, future keyboardist of the band Taurus and Korál, Lajos Som, future bass guitarist of bands Taurus and Piramis, and Ferenc Debreceni, future drummer of the band Omega. While sales did not go well, it helped them to arrange a tour in Africa. After arriving home, multiple members quit, and the fate of Neoton became uncertain.

From 1973 to 77 they cooperated with girl band Kócbabák (Shaggy Dolls), a trio of three female singers, who first appeared at 1972's Who Knows What?. After a joint album Menedékház (1976, Shelter) they drew the attention of the head of the Hungarian Record Company Pepita, Péter Erdős, who dreamed of achieving international fame with a Hungarian group. The two groups were united, with a renewed style and under a new name, Neoton Família. In 1977 they released an album titled Csak a zene (Only the music) and toured in socialist countries.

1979 proved to be a turning point for Neoton Família, as they got the chance to accompany the Hungarian entrants at the Midem festival in Cannes, and could also play a few tracks of their own - gaining the interest of some foreign music industry officials. They released the album Napraforgó, which finally secured their fame, and later an English version Sunflower. It was released in thirteen countries and became a hit in Japan, Denmark and the Philippines. Their single "Santa Maria" was number one in Hungary, number eight in Spain and number nine in Japan and the second single "Lord of the mountain" was number eleven in Spain and number three in Argentine.

Neoton Família released the single "Don Quijote", which became their biggest hit: number one in Hungary and Japan, TOP5 in Spain, Brazil and Philippines and TOP40 in Denmark and Germany. Their new album Marathon was a bestseller in Hungary and was released in nine countries including Germany, Spain, Denmark, Brazil, Japan and the Philippines. The song "Marathon", which was written for the Moscow Olympiad '80 became their most recognizable composition. In spring 1980 the band also released the soundtrack to the Canadian movie Yesterday, including the song "Smile again", in which the lead-vocal was sung by Éva Csepregi.

In those years the band had big success in the USSR and other socialist countries. In 1981 the group released the album "A família". In Germany it was released by Jupiter Record under the name Dandelion. The album was bestseller in Hungary again and the single "Kétszázhúsz felett" ("Over 220", also released in English as Racing) became a hit in the usual countries. These years proved to be busy, including a Japanese tour of forty-two cities in autumn 1981. The next album Szerencsejáték (1982, Roulette) was also very successful. For the song "Monte Carlo" the group was called "Hungarian ABBA". That year the single "Atra" was released in France, Brazil and Japan, it was the soundtrack to the Canadian-French movie La Guerre du feu (1982).

By 1983 two of the three female singers left the group and Éva Csepregi became the lead singer. In 1983 she and Ádám Végvári, who joined in 1980, won the Grand Prix on Yamaha Music Festival in Tokyo with the song "Times Goes By". Their single "Sandokan" (1983) set a national record sales for singles. Also in 1983 the band made a big tour in Latin America.

For six years onward, the band released an album in each year, with more and more composers working in the team, a condition that not only provided great songs, but tensions, too. In 1986 the band got the Most Outstanding Performance Award on 8th International Seoul Song Festival organized by the Munhwa Broadcasting Corp. with the song "Love is magic". And in 1988 Éva Csepregi and Leslie Mándoki (ex-soloist of the German disco-band Dschinghis Khan) performed the song "Korea" at the opening of the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul.

In 1990 Péter Erdős died and this led to the dissolution of the band. The members of the group challenged the right to the name "Neoton" in court and continued their musical careers as Új Neoton (1990-1991), headed by László Pásztor, and Éva-Neoton (1990-1993), headed by Éva Csepregi.

Éva Csepregi married Bob Heatlie, a Scottish songwriter and producer, and they had a son in 1992. Previously, Bob Heatlie produced her solo albums between 1985 and 1992. They were released in Europe and South Korea. Songs from these solo albums became part of the group's live repertoire.

The keyboarder of Neoton Familia György Jakab was diagnosed with a terminal illness in 1995, passing away in 1996. His dream, a last concert was produced without him, but in his memory, in 1998 by all of the ex-members of the group. Answering the pressure of the fans, another concert was held seven years later, in 2005, following several more in the oncoming years under the name Neoton Família Sztárjai (Stars of Neoton Family).

Luke Evans - With Or Without You

 Luke George Evans (born 15 April 1979)  is a Welsh actor and singer. He began his career on the stage, performing in many of London's West End productions such as Rent, Miss Saigon, and Piaf before making his film breakthrough in the Clash of the Titans 2010 remake. Following his debut, Evans was cast in such action and thriller films as Immortals (2011), The Raven (2012), and the re-imagined The Three Musketeers (2011).

In 2013, Evans starred as the antagonist Owen Shaw in the blockbuster Fast & Furious 6, and also played Bard the Bowman in Peter Jackson's three-part adaptation of J. R. R. Tolkien's The Hobbit. Evans also portrayed the vampire Dracula in the character's 2014 film origin story, Dracula Untold.  In 2017, Evans starred as Gaston in Disney's live-action adaptation of Beauty and the Beast, and portrayed American psychologist William Moulton Marston, creator of fictional character Wonder Woman, in the biographical drama Professor Marston and the Wonder Women. He released his debut album, At Last, on 22 November 2019. In 2020, he starred in a three-part miniseries The Pembrokeshire Murders. In 2021, he had a main role in the Hulu drama miniseries Nine Perfect Strangers.

From 2000 to 2008, Evans starred in many West End productions including La Cava, Taboo, Rent, Miss Saigon and Avenue Q, as well as several fringe shows in London and at the Edinburgh Festival.

In 2008, he landed his most significant theatre role playing Vincent in the play Small Change written and directed by Peter Gill at the Donmar Warehouse. For his performance, he gained recognition from film casting directors and US agencies and was nominated for the Evening Standard Award for Outstanding Newcomer. Later that same year he did his second show at the Donmar Warehouse, Piaf, in which he played Yves Montand.

Evans got his first film audition at age 30. In 2009, he landed his first film, playing the Greek god Apollo in the 2010 remake Clash of the Titans. Also in 2010, he appeared as Clive in the film Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll, directed by Matt Whitecross, as the Sheriff of Nottingham's thug in Robin Hood, alongside Matthew Macfadyen (whom he would later play alongside again in The Three Musketeers), and played handyman and good guy Andy, in director Stephen Frears' film Tamara Drewe, based on Posy Simmond's comic strip. Evans went on to portray DI Craig Stokes in Blitz (2011), the film adaptation of Ken Bruen's novel of the same name, in which he starred with Jason Statham and Paddy Considine. In early 2010, he shot the independent movie, Flutter, directed by Giles Borg.

Evans played the Musketeer Aramis in Paul W. S. Anderson's version of The Three Musketeers (filmed in 2010 and released in 2011). He was cast in a lead role in Tarsem Singh's Greek epic, Immortals (2011), in which he played the King of the Gods, Zeus. And at the end of 2010, he took a role opposite John Cusack in James McTeigue's film The Raven, replacing Jeremy Renner. In the film, released in 2012 and set in mid-19th century Baltimore, Evans played Detective Emmett Fields, who investigates a series of murders inspired by the poetry and short stories of Edgar Allan Poe. Shooting took place in Budapest and Serbia in November 2010. In 2011, he shot No One Lives, a psychological horror film directed by Ryuhei Kitamura, in New Orleans, and began filming a role in Peter Jackson's three-part adaptation of J. R. R. Tolkien's The Hobbit, playing the role of Bard the Bowman.

In 2013, Evans played the antagonist Owen Shaw in Fast & Furious 6, and in 2014, he played Dracula in the film Dracula Untold. Evans was cast as Eric Draven in the reboot of The Crow. In June 2014, he joined the cast of the film High-Rise with Tom Hiddleston and Jeremy Irons. In January 2015, Evans officially exited The Crow to pursue other projects. The same year, he was named one of GQ's 50 best dressed British men.

In 2016, Evans appeared in the thriller film The Girl on the Train, co-starring Emily Blunt. In 2017, he had the villainous role of Gaston in Disney's live-action adaptation of Beauty and the Beast, directed by Bill Condon and co-starring Emma Watson and Dan Stevens. Evans was also set to reprise his role as Gaston in a Beauty and the Beast prequel limited series for Disney+, alongside Josh Gad, who was serving as co-creator, co-writer and executive producer).

He also played the lead role, William Moulton Marston, the creator of Wonder Woman, in the film Professor Marston and the Wonder Women.

In 2018, Evans starred in TNT drama The Alienist, as newspaper illustrator John Moore. The following year, he announced the release of his debut studio album, At Last, which was released on 22 November 2019.

On 8 November 2019, Evans starred in Roland Emmerich's epic war movie Midway, alongside Ed Skrein, Patrick Wilson, Mandy Moore, Aaron Eckhart, Nick Jonas, Dennis Quaid, and Woody Harrelson.

In 2021, Evans played Lars Lee in the Hulu miniseries, Nine Perfect Strangers, based on the novel of the same name by Liane Moriarty, which features Nicole Kidman in the lead role, alongside Melissa McCarthy, Michael Shannon, Samara Weaving, Asher Keddie, and Bobby Cannavale.

He is also set to play The Coachman in Robert Zemeckis' live-action film adaptation of Disney's Pinocchio, with Tom Hanks.

Evans was awarded Man of the Year at the ninth annual Virgin Atlantic Attitude Awards.

Belinda Carlisle - Have You Ever Seen the Rain

 Belinda Melany Carlisle (Hollywood, Los Ángeles, California; 17 de agosto de 1958), conocida como Belinda Carlisle, es una cantante estadounidense. Belinda es la segunda de seis hermanos. Tuvo sus inicios reconocidos como vocalista del grupo estadounidense femenino The Go-Go's, formado en 1978, del cual se separó para iniciar su carrera como solista.

La aventura musical de Belinda Carlisle comenzó siendo la baterista del grupo punk "The Germs". En ese tiempo, se movió por el ámbito musical y girando en conciertos conocería a otras chicas instrumentistas, con las que formará "The Go-Go's", grupo de la escena pop-punk con la que se hará mundialmente conocida. La banda Go-Go's se deshizo en el año 1985 y fue entonces cuando empezó su carrera como solista. Su primer álbum, Belinda, se publicó en I.R.S. Records en el año 1986. Tuvo su primer gran éxito con un tercer puesto con la canción "Mad About You". El álbum contiene otros éxitos como "I Feel The Magic" y "Band of Gold".

Durante este tiempo, Carlisle contribuyó con sus melodías a crear bandas sonoras de algunas películas como "In My Wildest Dreams" al dar comienzo el filme Mannequin, así como "Dancing in the City" para Burglar (Con Whoopi Goldberg).

Belinda Carlisle cambió su peinado de chica rubia de California a tonos más rojizos y una melena más crecida para dar una nueva apariencia en su segundo álbum Heaven on Earth en el año 1987. El estilo musical evitó la influencia de la música pop de la década de 1960 (presente en su primer álbum), a favor del potencial de la música pop de los años 1980 y fue publicado en los Estados Unidos a través de MCA y en el Reino Unido por Virgin. El álbum se transformó en un gran éxito posicionándose entre los cinco mejores en el ya mencionado Reino Unido y en Australia. También fue nominada a los Premios Grammy pero al final se lo llevó Whitney Houston. El productor del disco, Rick Nowels, había trabajado previamente con Stevie Nicks y colaboraría más tarde con Madonna y Rick Astley.

La primera presentación del álbum fue con el sencillo "Heaven Is a Place on Earth" que cosechó una grandísima aceptación por parte del público no sólo en los Estados Unidos sino también en el Reino Unido y en Australia. El videoclip fue dirigido por la actriz estadounidense ganadora de un Óscar, Diane Keaton. Tras un éxito arrollador, Carlisle publicó su segundo sencillo, "I Get Weak", que se posicionó en el #2 en los EE. UU. y en el Top 10 del Reino Unido. El sencillo fue escrito por Diane Warren; su dirección estuvo también en manos de Diane Keaton. El tercer sencillo y videoclip del álbum fue "Circle in the Sand", nuevo éxito entre los diez mejores en los Estados Unidos, Reino Unido y Alemania. Otro éxito británico fue "World Without You", seguido de la balada de 1988 titulada "Love Never Dies" en el Reino Unido. En los Estados Unidos, el cuarto sencillo "I Feel Free", no alcanzó el Top 40 pero su versión remix fue un éxito en las pistas de baile.

Juliet Roberts - Bad Girls

Juliet Roberts (born 6 May 1962)  is a British jazz, rock, soul and house music singer of Grenadian descent. Roberts was born in London, England.  She originally recorded as Julie Roberts in 1982, and performed on the 1983 top 10 hit single "It's Over" by Funk Masters. In July 1983, she released the single "Fool for You" backed with "It's Been a Long, Long Time" on the Bluebird Records label, catalogue reference BRT3. The single peaked at No. 77 on the Gallup chart, week ending 20 August 1983.

In 1984, Roberts began a four-year stint as vocalist for the jazz group Working Week. She also released another single on Bluebird, "The Old Rugged Cross" b/w "I'm So Glad". In 1986 she released "Ain't You Had Enough Love", a cover of a Phyllis Hyman recording. The same year she also presented Channel 4's Solid Soul programme with Chris Forbes.

In 1990, she provided backing vocals on Cathy Dennis' Move to This album, as well as on Breathe's album Peace of Mind.

Roberts collaborated with British house group L.A. Mix on their two albums, On the Side and Coming Back for More in 1989 and 1990 respectively. She appears on several tracks, amongst them the single "We Shouldn't Hold Hands in the Dark", which reached No. 69 in the UK Singles Chart in 1991. The mastermind behind LA Mix was British DJ, producer and songwriter Les Adams.

In 1992, Roberts provided backing vocals on Dannii Minogue's single "Love's on Every Corner" (which was written by Cathy Dennis, and produced by Danny D, a.k.a. D Mob). Roberts' next release was in 1993 as a dance music artist, with the hit single "I Want You":[5] A number one on the US dance charts and No. 44 U.S. Billboard Hot 100) and the house music offering, "Caught in the Middle", which also went to number one on the dance chart. An album, Natural Thing, followed in 1994. Roberts has also taught British television viewers vocal performance basics on the UK's Rockschool TV series. In addition to her solo and musical ensemble projects, she is in demand as a backing vocalist. Since 1997, she has had three UK top 20 hits: "So Good", "Bad Girls" and "Needin U II".

Jack Russell - Anyway You Want It

 Jack Russell (5 de diciembre de 1960), es un cantante de rock estadounidense. Es uno de los fundadores de la banda Great White.​ Sus primeras influencias fueron los vocalistas Robert Plant y Steven Tyler. Fundó la banda Dante Fox luego de conocer al guitarrista Mark Kendall en un concierto, lo que sería la primera versión de Great White. ​ Debido a problemas legales con sus antiguos compañeros, Jack formó la agrupación Jack Russell's Great White, con la que gira regularmente por los Estados Unidos.

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Saltmesh - You Shook Me All Night Long

 El nombre  SALTMESH  significa literalmente "malla de sal". La palabra "Salt" en el nombre es una referencia a la  ciudad natal de Salzgitter y se supone que significa en sentido figurado que nos sentimos conectados a través de nuestra música. La banda existe desde 2010. El cantante y bajista Niklas no solo es imbatible en el bajo sino también en cualquier otro instrumento y convence con un rock claro y honesto. El guitarrista Jens no solo toca rock gordo, sino que también vive el rock and roll como ningún otro. El baterista Axel toca en varias de las mejores bandas. Cierra el círculo con muchos años de experiencia musical y escénica y toca con fuerza. Desde buenas y antiguas piezas de blues hasta los clásicos de rock más exitosos, los tres de Salzgitter definitivamente tenemos algo en nuestro equipaje para todos los gustos musicales.

Nina Badrić - I`m So Excited

Nina Badrić (Zagreb, 4 de julio de 1972) es una cantante de pop croata. ​ Antes de iniciar su carrera como cantante era una cajera bancaria. Es muy popular en países como Serbia, Bosnia y Herzegovina, Montenegro, Eslovenia y Turquía.

Badrić comenzó a cantar a los 9 años en el coro infantil Zvjezdice (Pequeñas Estrellas). Con ese coro viajó a muchos países, grabó varios discos y adquirió una gran experiencia en el canto coral, solista y gospel. ​ Rápidamente fue convirtiéndose en una de las principales cantantes de su país, firmando en 1995 un contrato discográfico con Croatia Records y empezando así su carrera en solitario.​
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Ella compitió 4 veces en Dora, una selección Croata para participar en el Festival de la Canción de Eurovisión. Obtuvo la 7° posición en 1993 con Ostavljam te, la 10° posición en 1994 con Godine nestvame, la 18° posición en 1995 con Odlazis zauvijek, y quedó en segunda posición en 2003 con la canción Čarobno jutro, que quedó a menos de diez puntos de la primera posición. Tras ser elegida internamente, Nina representó a Croacia en el Festival de la Canción de Eurovisión 2012 que se celebró en Bakú, Azerbaiyán con la canción Nebo. Participó en la segunda semifinal celebrada el 24 de mayo de 2012, no logrando clasificarse a la final, pese a que el jurado profesional valoró la candidatura haciendo que quedara séptima según dicha votación , pero debido a la votación del televoto la cantante como se mencionó antes no logró clasificarse, quedando en la décimo segunda posición de su semifinal.

Tras su paso por el festival de Eurovisión, la cantante croata publicó varios singles entre los que destacan Czenja o Vjetrenjace, este último rodándose en Nueva York; esta también efectuó varios duetos entre los que cabe destacar el dueto con Mirza Šoljanin con su canción Duše su se srele, así como el dueto con el famoso cantante Zeljko Vasic con su canción Lozinka za raj.

El dieciocho de junio de 2015, Nina lanzó su último single, titulado Vise smo od prijatelja.

Badric también ha sido imagen de marcas de ropa o de joyería, entre ellas caben destacar, la campaña de Frederique Constant, Frey Wille o Azel France BiH, o la marca oriflame donde fue la imagen de un nuevo perfume; así como revistas como Grazia o Vogue. Como también ha promocionado la marca francesa Citroën en Croacia

Badrić a principios de agosto de 2015, publicó el sencillo cipele, otra vez bajo la misma discografía Aquarius Récord; para esta ocasión la cantante se tiñó el cabello de rubio; cosa que también utilizará para una campaña publicitaria. El 25 de mayo de 2016, lanzó su último single titulado Dani i Godine. El 22 de diciembre de 2016, hizo la banda sonora de la película Stado, la canción que la misma interpretó fue la canción Ljubav za tebe

El 7 de marzo de 2020, realizó un concierto en el Arena Zagreb, que conmemoró su carrera en la música en sus más de 30 años desde sus inicios, este fue el más grande en la carrera de Badric.