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She's Green
she's green (She's Green) is a Minneapolis shoegaze and dream pop band formed in 2022, known for its self-described "moss music" sound, EPs wisteria, Chrysalis, and swallowtail, the viral song "mandy", and tours with Slow Pulp, Softcult, and Turnover.
Shearling (band)
Shearling: Los Angeles experimental/noise rock band formed 2024 by ex-Sprain guitarists Alex Kent and Sylvie Simmons; debut single-track album on Mishap Records, 2025; EP and European tour followed.
Sheb Wooley
Sheb Wooley, born Shelby F. Wooley, was an American country singer and actor best known for the 1958 novelty hit "The Purple People Eater" and his role on Rawhide.
Shed Seven
Shed Seven, York-formed English alternative rock/Britpop band fronted by Rick Witter, active 1990 onward; 15 UK top 40 singles in the 1990s, split in 2003, reformed 2007, and first UK Number 1 album A Matter of Time in 2024.
Sheena Easton
Sheena Easton, born Sheena Shirley Orr in 1959 in Bellshill, Scotland, is a Scottish singer and actress who won the 1982 Best New Artist Grammy, recorded the Bond theme For Your Eyes Only, and is the only artist with top five hits on five major Billboard charts.
Sheena Melwani
Sheena Melwani (also known through The Real Indian Dad, TRID) is a Canadian-born, Boston-based singer-songwriter whose viral Interrupted videos, in which husband Dinesh Melwani heckles her singing, built a TikTok audience near 10 million and a music career with the 2022 Find Your Happy EP and 2024-2025 singles.
Sheila E.
Sheila E. is the stage name of Sheila Cecelia Escovedo (born 1957), an American singer, drummer, and percussionist known for "The Glamorous Life" and work with Prince.
Sheila Ferguson
Sheila Diana Ferguson, born 1947 in Philadelphia, is an American soul singer best known as lead vocalist of The Three Degrees (1966 to mid-1980s), singing on "When Will I See You Again" and "TSOP"; later a UK-based actress and cookbook author.
Sheila Majid
Sheila Majid (Shaheila Abdul Majid, born 1965), Malaysia's "Queen of Jazz" pop singer, debuted with Dimensi Baru (1985), scored with Sinaran (1986), released Legenda (1990), triple platinum, and celebrated 40 years in music in 2025.
Sheku Kanneh-Mason
Sheku Kanneh-Mason, British cellist from Nottingham, 2016 BBC Young Musician winner (first Black musician to win) and 2018 royal wedding performer; Decca artist whose album Elgar made him the first cellist in the UK Top 10.
Shelby Lynne
Shelby Lynne (Shelby Lynne Moorer, born 1968) is an American country-soul singer-songwriter from Alabama; sister of Allison Moorer, Grammy Best New Artist winner for I Am Shelby Lynne (2000), not the decentralized storage protocol Shelby.
Sheldon Harnick
Sheldon Harnick (1924–2023), American Broadway lyricist, collaborated with composer Jerry Bock on Fiorello! (Pulitzer Prize), She Loves Me (Grammy), and Fiddler on the Roof; also a translator of operas and Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee (1972).
Shellac (band)
Shellac, or Shellac of North America, was a Chicago noise rock and math rock trio (Steve Albini, Bob Weston, Todd Trainer) formed in 1992, releasing six Touch and Go albums; its final LP To All Trains (2024) appeared ten days after Albini's death.
Shellback (record producer)
Shellback (Karl Johan Schuster, born 1985, Karlshamn, Sweden) is a Swedish songwriter and record producer, ex-vocalist of metal band Blinded Colony, Max Martin's Maratone collaborator on hits for Pink, Justin Timberlake, and Taylor Swift, with 4 Grammy wins.
Sheppard (band)
Sheppard is an Australian indie pop band from Brisbane. Their 2014 hit "Geronimo" became the first independently released Australian single to top the ARIA chart.
Sherine (شيرين سيد محمد عبد الوهاب)
Sherine (شيرين سيد محمد عبد الوهاب), born 1980 in Cairo, is an Egyptian pop singer nicknamed "voice of Egypt". Known for "Ah Ya Leil", eight albums, the 2024 Billboard Women in Music Global Impact Award, and her 2026 comeback concert in New Alamein.
Sherman Brothers
The Sherman Brothers: American songwriting brothers Robert B. and Richard M. Sherman, Disney staff songwriters 1960-73, wrote Mary Poppins's Oscar-winning score, It's a Small World, and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
Sherrié Austin
Sherrié Austin (Sherrie Veronica Krenn), Australian country singer-songwriter and actress, Pippa McKenna on The Facts of Life; albums Words, Love in the Real World, Streets of Heaven; wrote for Blake Shelton and George Strait.
Sheryl Crow
Sheryl Crow, American singer-songwriter from Kennett, Missouri; nine-time Grammy winner whose 1993 debut Tuesday Night Music Club and hits like All I Wanna Do defined 1990s pop-rock; Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee, 2023.
Shifty Shellshock
Shifty Shellshock, born Seth Brooks Binzer (1974–2024), was the Los Angeles rapper-singer who co-founded rap-rock band Crazy Town, fronted the two-week Billboard Hot 100 number one "Butterfly," and died of an accidental fentanyl, cocaine, and methamphetamine overdose.
Shiloh Dynasty
Shiloh Dynasty, real name Ciara Nicole Simms, is a reclusive Maryland lo-fi singer whose 13 Vine clips became among the most sampled vocals in lo-fi and emo rap, appearing on XXXTentacion's 17, Young Thug's Climax, and Juice WRLD's Run.
Shin Hae-chul
Shin Hae-chul (신해철, 申海澈, 1968–2014), Korean singer, producer, and radio host known as Mawang; leader of rock band N.EX.T, 1988 MBC Campus Song Festival winner with "To You", host of Ghost Station.
Shinedown
Shinedown, American hard rock band from Jacksonville, Florida, formed 2001 by Brent Smith and Barry Kerch. Eight Atlantic albums from Leave a Whisper (2003) to EI8HT (2026); record 20-plus Billboard Mainstream Rock number ones.
Shinichi Suzuki (鈴木鎮一)
Shinichi Suzuki (鈴木鎮一, 1898-1998), Japanese violinist and founder of the Suzuki Method of Talent Education, taught music to young children by the mother-tongue approach from Matsumoto; about 400,000 students in 74 countries now study it.
Shirley Bassey
Shirley Bassey (Dame Shirley Veronica Bassey, born 8 January 1937, Cardiff) is a Welsh contralto singer, the only artist to sing three James Bond themes (Goldfinger, Diamonds Are Forever, Moonraker), with two UK number-one singles and about 135 million records sold.
Shirley Caesar
Shirley Caesar is an American gospel singer, songwriter, and pastor known as the "First Lady of Gospel," who joined the Caravans in 1958 and won 12 Grammys.
Shirley Collins
Shirley Collins (Shirley Elizabeth Collins MBE, born 1935) is an English folk singer and song collector of the Second Folk Revival; she recorded with Lomax on the 1959-60 Southern Journey, with sister Dolly and Davy Graham, then after 38 years of dysphonia released Lodestar, Heart's Ease, and Archangel Hill.
Shirley Ellis
Shirley Ellis (Shirley Marie O'Garra, 1929–2005), also Shirley Elliston, American soul singer-songwriter of the Bronx; novelty hits "The Nitty Gritty," "The Name Game" (US #3), and "The Clapping Song" (UK #6), written with Lincoln Chase; retired 1968.
Shirley Verrett
Shirley Verrett (1931-2010), American mezzo-soprano turned dramatic soprano, Met star of Carmen and Les Troyens, sang both Cassandra and Dido in 1973.
Shirlie Holliman
Shirlie Holliman (born 1962, Watford), later Shirlie Kemp, was a Wham! backing singer and dancer, then half of Pepsi & Shirlie whose "Heartache" hit UK No. 2 in 1987; married Martin Kemp since 1988.