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Diamond Head (group)
Diamond Head is an English heavy metal band formed in 1976 in Stourbridge, best known for the 1980 album Lightning to the Nations and its influence on Metallica.
Diamond Jubilee (album)
Diamond Jubilee is a 2024 album by Cindy Lee, Patrick Flegel's drag persona (ex-Women): 32 tracks, over two hours, self-released via Geocities and YouTube, later Polaris-shortlisted and Pitchfork's 2024 album of the year.
Diamond Life
Diamond Life is the 1984 debut album by British band Sade, released 16 July 1984 on Epic. Recorded at Power Plant Studios with producer Robin Millar, it reached UK No. 2 and US No. 5, won the 1985 Brit Award for Best British Album, and features Smooth Operator and Your Love Is King.
Diamond Platnumz
Diamond Platnumz (Naseeb Abdul Juma Issack, born 1989) is a Tanzanian bongo flava superstar from Tandale, Dar es Salaam, founder of WCB Wasafi, first sub-Saharan artist to one billion YouTube views, and a 2015 MTV EMA winner.
Diamond Rio
Diamond Rio is an American country band formed in Nashville in 1989 from the Tennessee River Boys, signed to Arista Nashville in 1990. Its 1991 debut single "Meet in the Middle" was the first by a country group to hit No. 1; six Vocal Group of the Year awards and a 2011 Grammy for The Reason.
Diamonds (Rihanna song)
Diamonds (Rihanna song): 2012 midtempo pop ballad written by Sia, produced by Benny Blanco and Stargate, lead single of Unapologetic; 12th Rihanna Hot 100 No. 1 for three weeks, nearly once recorded by Eminem.
Diamonds & Rust (song)
Diamonds & Rust is a 1975 folk song written by Joan Baez about Bob Dylan, released April 1975 on A&M, a Top 35 US hit, later covered as a heavy metal staple by Judas Priest on Sin After Sin (1977).
Diamonds and Pearls
Diamonds and Pearls is a 1991 studio album by the American musician Prince, his first with the New Power Generation, featuring the Billboard number-one single "Cream".
Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend
"Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend" is a Jule Styne and Leo Robin show tune from the 1949 musical Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, introduced by Carol Channing and made iconic by Marilyn Monroe's pink-dress 1953 film number.
Diamonds Are Forever (song)
"Diamonds Are Forever" (1971) is the Shirley Bassey theme song for the seventh James Bond film, music by John Barry, lyrics by Don Black; recorded at CTS Studios London, nearly rejected by producer Harry Saltzman as too sexy.
Diamonds from Heera
Diamonds From Heera is a 1986 album by the British bhangra group Heera. Directed by Deepak Khazanchi, it is regarded as an early example of Punjabi pop.
Diana Ankudinova
Diana Ankudinova (Диана Анкудинова), Russian contralto singer born 2003 in Arsenyev; winner of Ty Super! season 2 and its Superseason Grand Prix, Showmaskgoon, and Mask contestant; albums D.A. and TIS.
Diana DeGarmo
Diana DeGarmo (Diana Nicole DeGarmo), American singer and Broadway actress; American Idol season 3 runner-up to Fantasia Barrino in 2004; later starred in Hairspray, Hair, 9 to 5, and releases country albums including GEMINI.
Diana Garnet (ダイアナ・キャロライン・ガーネット)
Diana Garnet (ダイアナ・キャロライン・ガーネット) is an American anison singer, voice actress, and sound director from Washington, D.C., based in Tokyo; winner of Nodojiman the World 2013 Spring and singer of the Naruto Shippuden ending theme "Spinning World".
Diana Karazon
Diana Karazon (ديانا كرزون) is a Jordanian singer who won the first season of Superstar, the Arabic version of Pop Idol, on Future TV in 2003.
Diana King
Diana King is a Jamaican singer-songwriter of dancehall-reggae fusion, born in Spanish Town in 1970, best known for "Shy Guy", a 1995 top 15 hit from the Bad Boys soundtrack.
Diana Krall
Diana Krall (born 1964, Nanaimo, British Columbia) is a Canadian jazz pianist and singer. Only jazz singer with eight albums debuting at No. 1 on Billboard's jazz chart; two Grammys, ten Junos, over 15 million albums sold.
Diana Ross
Diana Ross (born 1944, Detroit) is an American singer and actress, lead singer of the Supremes (12 Billboard No. 1 hits) and a solo star with "Ain't No Mountain High Enough," an Oscar nomination for Lady Sings the Blues, and the 2021 album Thank You.
Diana Ross discography
Diana Ross discography: recordings of the Supremes lead singer (1962–1970) and solo artist, about 25 solo albums from Diana Ross (1970) to Thank You (2021), on Motown and RCA, with six US and two UK number-one singles.
Diana Vickers
Diana Vickers, English singer and actress born 1991 in Blackburn, Lancashire; fourth-place X Factor 2008 finalist; UK number one single "Once" and album Songs from the Tainted Cherry Tree; later West End and Kiln Theatre actor.
Diane Dufresne
Diane Dufresne, born 1944 in Montreal, is a Quebec singer and painter nicknamed "La Diva", known for the hit "J'ai rencontré l'homme de ma vie".
Diane Tell
Diane Tell, born Diane Fortin in 1959 in Québec City, is a Canadian singer-songwriter based in France since the early 1980s, known for "Si j'étais un homme".
Diane Warren
Diane Warren (born 1956, Los Angeles) is an American songwriter behind "Un-Break My Heart," "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing," and "If I Could Turn Back Time." Nine Billboard #1s, 17 Oscar nominations without a win, Honorary Oscar 2022, owner of Realsongs.
Dianne Reeves
Dianne Reeves, born 1956 in Detroit and raised in Denver, is an American jazz vocalist, five-time Grammy winner, and 2018 NEA Jazz Master known for scat singing and genre-spanning repertoire.
Dianne van Giersbergen
Dianne van Giersbergen (born 1985) is a Dutch soprano, founder/frontwoman of Ex Libris and Xandria vocalist 2013-2017 (Sacrificium, Theater of Dimensions); since 2022 records solo album Soulward Bound as DIANNE with Joost van den Broek.
Diary of a Madman (album)
Diary of a Madman is Ozzy Osbourne's second studio album, released 7 November 1981, the last with guitarist Randy Rhoads. Singles "Flying High Again" and "Over the Mountain"; 3x Platinum, Billboard 200 peak No. 16.
Diatonic and chromatic
Diatonic and chromatic: paired music-theory terms from Greek tetrachord genera. Diatonic notes belong to a key's scale; chromatic notes fall outside it, with distinct semitone sizes in unequal tunings.
Diatonic scale
The diatonic scale is a seven-note musical scale with five whole steps and two half steps per octave, the basis of most Western tonal music.
Dice (band)
Dice (band) covers several unrelated acts: DICE, a Perth indie-rock quartet formed 2020 (Midnight Zoo, ARIA charts), and DICE, a German progressive rock band founded 1974 by Christian Nóvé, plus other artists sharing the name.
DICE (group)
DICE (ไดซ์) is a ten-member Thai T-pop boy group under SONRAY MUSIC, formed from 789 SURVIVAL trainees and debuting in 2024 with the single "Mona Lisa".