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Alan Osmond
Alan Ralph Osmond (1949–2026), American singer, songwriter and producer, eldest performing member and leader of The Osmonds; co-wrote "One Bad Apple" and "Crazy Horses", produced The Donny & Marie Show, had MS from 1987.
Alan Parsons
Alan Parsons (born 1948) is a British audio engineer, producer, and leader of The Alan Parsons Project, known for engineering The Beatles' Abbey Road and Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon.
Alan Pownall
Alan Pownall, British singer-songwriter (born 1985, South West London), debut album True Love Stories (Mercury, 2010) with singles Chasing Time, Colourful Day, Clara; associated with Mumford & Sons flatmates but closer to Jack Johnson-style pop.
Alan Price
Alan Price is an English keyboardist who founded the Animals, whose organ work on "House of the Rising Sun" made the song a worldwide number 1 in 1964.
Alan Silvestri
Alan Silvestri, full name Alan Anthony Silvestri, is an American composer of film and television scores, known for Back to the Future, Forrest Gump, and four Avengers films.
Alan Vega
Alan Vega (Boruch Alan Bermowitz, 1938-2016), American vocalist and visual artist, frontman of the electronic proto-punk duo Suicide with Martin Rev, pioneer of the self-described "punk music mass", and creator of neon light sculptures and posthumous albums It, Mutator, and Insurrection.
Alan Walker
Alan Walker (born 1997) is a British-born Norwegian EDM producer and DJ from Bergen, known for the masked hoodie persona and the 2015 hit Faded, over 100 billion streams, the album Different World, and the World of Walker transmedia universe.
Alan White (Oasis drummer)
Alan White, English drummer, Oasis timekeeper 1995-2004 (not the Yes drummer of the same name); brother of Steve White; played on Morning Glory and Be Here Now; used Hot Rods on Wonderwall; asked to leave in 2004.
Alan White (Yes drummer)
Alan White (1949-2022), English rock drummer, Yes's drummer from 1972 until his death, formerly John Lennon's Plastic Ono Band drummer on Imagine and Instant Karma, and player on All Things Must Pass; Rock Hall inductee 2017.
Alan Wilder
Alan Charles Wilder (born 1959, Hammersmith, London) is an English keyboardist and producer, Depeche Mode member 1982-1995, and creator of the experimental electronic project Recoil since 1986.
Alan Wilson (musician)
Alan 'Blind Owl' Wilson (1943–1970), American blues musician, co-founder and co-lead singer of Canned Heat; wrote 'On the Road Again' and 'Going Up the Country', helped Son House relearn his songs, died at 27 in Topanga Canyon.
Alana Haim
Alana Haim (born 1991, Los Angeles) is an American musician and actress, youngest member of the band Haim with sisters Este and Danielle, and star of Paul Thomas Anderson's Licorice Pizza (2021), later The Mastermind, One Battle After Another, and The Drama.
Alana Springsteen
Alana Springsteen (born 2000, Virginia Beach, Virginia) is an American country singer-songwriter, not related to Bruce Springsteen, whose debut album TWENTY SOMETHING (2023) yielded the GOLD-certified "goodbye looks good on you"; her sophomore album I HOPE THIS HELPS arrived in 2026.
Alanis Morissette
Alanis Morissette, Canadian singer-songwriter born 1974 in Ottawa; her 1995 album Jagged Little Pill sold over 33 million copies, won five Grammys including Album of the Year, and made her the youngest Album of the Year winner until Taylor Swift.
Alanis Morissette discography
The Alanis Morissette discography catalogs the albums of Canadian-American singer-songwriter Alanis Morissette, whose 1995 breakthrough Jagged Little Pill sold over 28 million copies and won five Grammys.
Alannah Currie
Alannah Currie, full name Alannah Joy Currie, is a New Zealand-born musician and artist best known as percussionist, saxophonist, and lyricist for the 1980s pop group Thompson Twins.
Alannah Myles
Alannah Myles (born 1958, Toronto; née Byles) is a Canadian rock singer whose 1989 debut and hit "Black Velvet" won the 1990 Grammy for Best Female Rock Vocal Performance and made her the first female Diamond-certified artist in Canada.
Alapalooza
Alapalooza, "Weird Al" Yankovic's eighth studio album (October 5, 1993, Scotti Bros.), 12 tracks including Jurassic Park, Bedrock Anthem, and Bohemian Polka; peaked at Billboard No. 46 and went U.S. Platinum.
Alaska (singer)
Alaska (Olvido Gara Jova, born 1963, Mexico City) is a Spanish-Mexican singer of the Movida Madrileña, fronting Kaka de Luxe, Alaska y los Pegamoides, Alaska y Dinarama, and since 1989 the electronic duo Fangoria with Nacho Canut.
Alaska y Dinarama
Alaska y Dinarama was a Spanish new wave group formed in Madrid in 1982 and dissolved in 1989, led by singer Alaska with Carlos Berlanga and Nacho Canut.
Alaturka
Alaturka, the Turkish pronunciation of Italian alla turca, names the makam-based music of the Ottoman and Turkish tradition; it became pejorative and was banned from Turkish radio in 1934.
Alban Berg
Alban Berg (1885–1935), Austrian composer of the Second Viennese School and pupil of Schoenberg; wrote the atonal opera Wozzeck (premiered Berlin 1925), the twelve-tone Lulu, and the Violin Concerto.
Alban Skënderaj
Alban Skënderaj is an Albanian singer, songwriter, and producer, born in Lushnjë in 1982 and based in Italy, who won Top Fest in 2005 and 2006 and Kënga Magjike in 2012.
Albania in the Eurovision Song Contest
Albania in the Eurovision Song Contest: RTSH entries since debut in 2004 with Anjeza Shahini; all selected via Festivali i Këngës; best result Rona Nishliu's fifth place, Baku 2012; recent entries Zjerm (8th, 2025) and Nân (13th, 2026).
Albano Carrisi
Albano Carrisi, stage name Al Bano, born 1943 in Cellino San Marco, is an Italian singer of "Nel sole" and, with ex-wife Romina Power, of "Felicità"; Sanremo 1984 winner.
Albedo 0.39
Albedo 0.39 is a 1976 RCA space-themed concept album by Greek electronic composer Vangelis, recorded at his Nemo Studios in London; nine instrumental tracks including Pulstar and Alpha, UK chart number 18, title track narrating Earth's albedo of 0.39.
Albert Collins
Albert Collins (1932-1993), the "Iceman" and "Master of the Telecaster," was a Texas blues guitarist known for open F minor tuning, fingerstyle Telecaster playing, a long-cord stage act, and the Grammy-winning album Showdown!.
Albert Hammond
Albert Hammond (born 1944, London, Gibraltarian) is a singer-songwriter behind 'It Never Rains in Southern California' and hits for others including 'The Air That I Breathe', 'When I Need You' and 'Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now'; OBE 2000, Songwriters Hall of Fame 2008, 2024 album Body of Work.
Albert Hammond Jr.
Albert Hammond Jr. is an American guitarist of the Strokes and a solo artist; albums include Yours to Keep (2006), AHJ (2013), Francis Trouble (2018), and Melodies on Hiatus (2023).
Albert King
Albert King (Albert Nelson, 1923-1992), "King of the Blues Guitar," was a Stax-era blues guitarist famed for upside-down left-handed Flying V playing; not related to B.B. King.