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Edwin Rist
Edwin Rist, also known as Edwin Reinhard, is an American flautist who stole 299 rare bird skins from the Natural History Museum at Tring in 2009.
Edwin Starr
Edwin Starr (Charles Edwin Hatcher, 1942-2003), American soul singer of "Agent Double-O Soul," "25 Miles," and the 1970 #1 anti-Vietnam War anthem "War"; later disco hits and UK northern soul career.
Edwyn Collins
Edwyn Collins (born 1959, Edinburgh) is a Scottish singer-songwriter, Orange Juice frontman and Postcard Records co-founder; solo hit "A Girl Like You" (1994); survived two 2005 strokes with aphasia; ten solo albums through Nation Shall Speak Unto Nation (2025).
Eek-A-Mouse
Eek-A-Mouse, born Ripton Hylton in 1957 in Kingston, Jamaica, is a reggae and dancehall artist who helped originate the singjay style in the early 1980s.
Eelke Kleijn
Eelke Kleijn is a Dutch DJ and producer from Rotterdam, active since the early 2000s, known for melodic house and techno and his label DAYS like NIGHTS.
Eels (band)
Eels (EELS), formed 1995 in Los Angeles by Mark Oliver Everett (E), is an American indie rock project with a rotating lineup. Known for Beautiful Freak, Electro-Shock Blues, and songs in Shrek and American Beauty; 16 studio albums through 2026.
Eem Triplin
Eem Triplin (born 2001), also known as Naeem Triplin, is an American rapper, singer, and producer from Johnstown, Pennsylvania, known for producing for $NOT, the 2022 viral hit "Awkward Freestyle", the Still Pretty EP, and the 2025 debut album Melody of a Memory on RCA.
Eeny, meeny, miny, moe
Eeny, meeny, miny, moe (eenie, meenie, miney, moe) is an English children's counting-out rhyme of nonsense syllables used to pick who is 'it'. Recorded since the 1850s; surveyed by Bolton in 1888; older versions used a racial slur, later replaced by 'tiger'.
EeQue
EeQue, also known as EeQue TheDreama, is the stage name of Leago Moganedi, a South African rapper and vocalist from Kwa-Thema known for amapiano hits like Tshwala Bam.
Efecto Pasillo
Efecto Pasillo is a Spanish pop-rock band formed in 2007 in Gran Canaria, best known for "Pan y mantequilla", which topped the Los 40 chart in 2012.
Efes Pilsen Blues Festival (İstanbul Blues Festival)
The Efes Pilsen Blues Festival, also known as the İstanbul Blues Festival, was Turkey's longest-running music festival, an annual touring blues series organized by Pozitif from 1990 to 2012.
Effie (musician)
Effie, also known as Kim Na-hyun, is a South Korean singer and rapper known for hyperpop. She won Musician of the Year at the 2026 Korean Music Awards.
Effrakata
Effrakata is a 2001 double album by Congolese singer Koffi Olomidé and his orchestra Quartier Latin, a gold-certified set of 16 tracks that won four Kora Awards in 2002.
Efik Ekpe society praise chants
Efik Ekpe society praise chants are sung texts of the Ékpè graded society of the Cross River Basin, performed publicly and mostly in the Efik language.
EFOTT Festival
EFOTT (EFOTT Fesztivál) is one of Hungary's largest annual summer festivals, founded in 1976 as a student meeting and held at Sukoró on Lake Velence.
Efrem Zimbalist (Ефрем Цимбалист)
Efrem Zimbalist (Ефрем Цимбалист) denotes the Russian-born American violin virtuoso, composer, and Curtis Institute director (1889-1985), Auer pupil, husband of Alma Gluck, and father of actor Efrem Zimbalist Jr. (1918-2014) of 77 Sunset Strip and The F.B.I.
Efrim Manuel Menuck
Efrim Manuel Menuck, also known as Efrim Menuck, is a Canadian musician born in 1970 in Montreal who co-founded Godspeed You! Black Emperor and founded Thee Silver Mt. Zion.
Egberto Gismonti
Egberto Gismonti is a Brazilian composer, guitarist, and pianist born in 1947 in Carmo, Rio de Janeiro state, known for blending choro with classical training and for ECM albums like Dança das Cabeças.
Egg punk
Egg punk (Devo-core) is a punk microgenre blending lo-fi hardcore and garage punk with cheap synths and absurdist humor. Named by a viral 2017 Instagram meme opposing it to chain punk, it arose in the Midwestern US and grew worldwide in the 2020s.
Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party
Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party (EDAABP) is Hayley Williams' third solo album, self-released August 28, 2025 on her Post Atlantic imprint after 17 surprise singles; Metacritic 91, four 2026 Grammy nominations.
EGO-WRAPPIN'
EGO-WRAPPIN', also known as EGO-WRAPPIN' AND THE GOSSIP OF JAXX, is a Japanese music duo formed in Osaka in 1996, known for blending swing jazz, ska, and reggae.
Égrégore
Égrégore (egregore) is an esoteric term for a group spirit formed from collective minds. Known through Mylène Farmer's 2026 album Égrégore, several metal bands named Egregore, and Jean Antonin Billard's book on the automatistes.
EGREM
EGREM (Empresa de Grabaciones y Ediciones Musicales) is Cuba's state-owned record company, founded in 1964 to consolidate nationalized labels. It holds over 85,000 recordings, including Buena Vista Social Club sessions.
Egypt Station
Egypt Station is Paul McCartney's studio album of new songs, released 7 September 2018 on Capitol Records; produced mainly by Greg Kurstin except "Fuh You" (Ryan Tedder, Zach Skelton), titled after McCartney's 1988 painting, and his first number-one album in 36 years.
Egyptian Lover
Egyptian Lover (Greg Broussard) is a Los Angeles DJ, rapper, and producer, a pioneer of 1980s West Coast electro-hop. Known for "Egypt, Egypt" (1984), Uncle Jamm's Army, and mastery of the Roland TR-808 drum machine.
Egyptian Pop
Egyptian Pop, or Masri pop, is the Cairo-centered mainstream of Arab popular music, sung in Egyptian colloquial Arabic, with stars such as Amr Diab, Sherine, and Mohamed Hamaki.
Ehsaan Noorani
Ehsaan Noorani (एहसान नूरानी) is an Indian guitarist and film composer in Mumbai, the guitarist of the composing trio Shankar–Ehsaan–Loy, known for Dil Chahta Hai (2001).
Ehsan Khajehamiri
Ehsan Khajehamiri (احسان خواجه امیری) is an Iranian pop singer and composer, born in Tehran in 1984, son of the singer Iraj, known for licensed Iranian pop since 2004.
Eida Al Menhali
Eida Al Menhali (عيضة المنهالي) is an Emirati singer and composer known as "The Voice of the Emirates" and for the unaccompanied sung-poetry style Al Shallat.
Eiffel 65
Eiffel 65: Italian eurodance trio of Jeffrey Jey, Maury Lobina, and Gabry Ponte, formed September 1998 in Turin at Bliss Corporation. Known for "Blue (Da Ba Dee)" (1998), the album Europop (1999), about 15 million records sold, and the 2000 World Music Award.