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Deathcore
Deathcore: metal subgenre fusing death metal with metalcore and hardcore punk; breakdowns, blast beats, guttural vocals; crystallized early 2000s, peaked mid-2000s via MySpace, revived in the 2020s.
Deb Never
Deb Never, American LA-based singer-songwriter from Spokane, Washington; grunge-emo-hip-hop blend; BROCKHAMPTON "No Halo" vocalist; EPs House on Wheels, Where Have All the Flowers Gone?; debut album ARCADE (2026, Giant Music).
DeBarge
DeBarge, the Grand Rapids, Michigan family R&B group (El, Bunny, Mark, James, Randy DeBarge) signed to Motown via Jermaine Jackson and Switch; 1980s hits "Time Will Reveal" and "Rhythm of the Night."
DeBarge family
The DeBarge family of Grand Rapids, Michigan, produced the funk band Switch (Bobby, Tommy) and the 1980s Motown R&B group DeBarge (El, Randy, Mark, Bunny, James), known for "Rhythm of the Night" and "Time Will Reveal."
Debbie Gibson
Debbie Gibson (born 1970, Brooklyn) is an American singer-songwriter-producer and actress, the late-1980s teen pop star behind Out of the Blue and Electric Youth, and the youngest artist to write, produce, and perform a Billboard Hot 100 No. 1, "Foolish Beat".
Debbie Harry
Debbie Harry (born 1945, Miami, Florida) is the American lead vocalist and songwriter of new wave band Blondie, co-founded 1974 with Chris Stein; four U.S. No. 1 hits including "Rapture," the first rap No. 1, plus solo albums and acting.
Debbie Sledge
Debbie Sledge (Debra Edwina Sledge, born 1954, Philadelphia) is an American vocalist, founding member and vocal director of Grammy-nominated Sister Sledge, now leading Sister Sledge ft. Sledgendary with her children and recording jazz albums with Niels Lan Doky.
Debbii Dawson
Debbii Dawson (Deborah Dawson), American singer-songwriter from Minnesota, AGT season 17 (2022) contestant, RCA-signed artist behind EPs Learning, How To Be Human, and Where Have All The Good Men Gone?.
Debby Boone
Debby Boone (Deborah Anne Boone, born 1956) is an American singer, daughter of Pat Boone, whose 1977 debut single "You Light Up My Life" spent 10 weeks at No. 1 and won her the Best New Artist Grammy; later country, Christian, and Broadway work.
Deborah Cox
Deborah Cox, Toronto-born Canadian R&B and dance singer and Broadway actress; hit "Nobody's Supposed to Be Here" (14 weeks at #1 R&B), 13 Dance Club Play #1s, first Black woman in the Canadian Music Hall of Fame (2022).
December 10 (group)
December 10 (D10), a seven-member British-Irish boy band formed by Simon Cowell on Netflix's Simon Cowell: The Next Act (premiered 10 December 2025); members Cruz, Danny, Hendrik, John, Josh, Nicolas, Seán; debut EP On Your Side hit UK No. 5.
Declan McKenna
Declan McKenna, British singer-songwriter from Hertfordshire; won Glastonbury's Emerging Talent competition 2015 aged 16 with FIFA protest song Brazil; albums What Do You Think About the Car? (2017), Zeros (2020), What Happened to the Beach? (2024).
Deco*27
Deco*27 (デコ・ニーナ), born 1986 in Fukuoka, is a leading Japanese Vocaloid producer who debuted on Nico Nico Douga in October 2008 and writes for Hatsune Miku; known for Ai Kotoba, Ghost Rule, Vampire, and Monitoring, he runs the company OTOIRO and projects such as MILGRAM and holo*27.
Dee C Lee
Dee C Lee (Diane Catherine Sealy), English soul and pop singer born 1961 in Balham, London; Wham! backing vocalist, Style Council member, Slam Slam half, and solo artist behind the 1985 UK number three hit "See the Day" and the 2024 album Just Something.
Dee Dee Ramone
Dee Dee Ramone, born Douglas Glenn Colvin (1951–2002), founding bassist and primary songwriter of punk band the Ramones; wrote "53rd & 3rd" and "Chinese Rocks," left in 1989 to rap as Dee Dee King, died of a heroin overdose.
Dee Dee Warwick
Dee Dee Warwick (Delia Mae Warrick), American soul singer, younger sister of Dionne Warwick; R&B hits "You're No Good", "Foolish Fool", "I'm Gonna Make You Love Me"; two Grammy nominations; died 2008.
Dee Murray
Dee Murray, born David Murray Oates, was an English bass guitarist for the Elton John Band from 1970 to 1975 and again in the early 1980s.
Dee Snider
Dee Snider, born Daniel Snider in 1955, is an American singer best known as lead vocalist and songwriter of Twisted Sister, famous for "We're Not Gonna Take It."
Deee-Lite
Deee-Lite (ディー・ライト) was a New York dance trio formed in 1986: Lady Miss Kier, DJ Dmitry, and Towa Tei. Their 1990 hit "Groove Is in the Heart" reached No. 4 on the Hot 100; three Elektra albums preceded their 1996 breakup.
Deems Taylor
Deems Taylor (1885-1966), American composer, critic, and radio commentator; wrote the Met-commissioned operas The King's Henchman and Peter Ibbetson, the Through the Looking Glass suite, and narrated Disney's Fantasia.
Deen Castronovo
Deen Castronovo, born 1964 in Westminster, California, is an American drummer and vocalist known as Journey's drummer since 1998 (with a 2015-2021 gap) and formerly of Bad English and Ozzy Osbourne's band.
Deenanath Mangeshkar
Deenanath Mangeshkar (दीनानाथ मंगेशकर), also Master Deenanath (1900–1942), Marathi natyasangeet singer-actor born in Mangeshi, Goa; founder of Balwant Sangeet Mandali and Balwant Pictures; father of Lata Mangeshkar and Asha Bhosle.
Deep Blue Something
Deep Blue Something is an American rock band formed in Denton, Texas, in 1991, best known for "Breakfast at Tiffany's," which topped the U.K. chart in 1995.
Deep Purple
Deep Purple, English hard rock band formed in 1968, pioneers of heavy metal alongside Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath; Mark II classics In Rock and Machine Head, "Smoke on the Water", 2016 Rock Hall induction, current lineup with Simon McBride and 2024 album =1.
Deep Wound
Deep Wound was a 1982-1984 western Massachusetts hardcore punk band with J Mascis (drums), Lou Barlow, Scott Helland, and Charlie Nakajima; its fast 1983 Radiobeat 7-inch prefigured grindcore before Dinosaur Jr.
Deer Tick (band)
Deer Tick is an American indie rock/Americana band from Providence, Rhode Island, on ATO Records, formed as John McCauley's solo project in December 2004; nine albums from War Elephant (2007) to Coin-O-Matic (2026).
Deerhoof
Deerhoof, the San Francisco experimental rock band formed in 1994 by Rob Fisk and Greg Saunier, fronted by Satomi Matsuzaki, known for noise-pop albums like The Runners Four, Milk Man, and Noble and Godlike in Ruin.
Deerhunter
Deerhunter is an American indie rock band from Atlanta, Georgia, formed by Bradford Cox and Moses Archuleta, with Lockett Pundt on guitar. Known for Cryptograms, Microcastle, Halcyon Digest, and 2019's Why Hasn't Everything Already Disappeared?, the band has been on unannounced hiatus since 2019.
Deftones discography
Deftones (デフトーンズ) discography: Sacramento alternative metal band formed 1988; ten studio albums from Adrenaline (1995) to private music (2025) on Maverick then Reprise; 10M+ records sold; White Pony 2x-Platinum RIAA.
Dehumanizer
Dehumanizer is a 1992 studio album by Black Sabbath, reuniting Ronnie James Dio, Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, and Vinny Appice for one of the band's heaviest records.