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Hey, Soul Sister
"Hey, Soul Sister" is a 2009 ukulele-driven pop rock hit by Train, written by Pat Monahan with Norwegian duo Espionage. It peaked at number 3 on the Billboard Hot 100, topped charts in 16 countries, won a 2011 Grammy, and is RIAA Diamond certified.
Hï Ibiza
Hï Ibiza is a nightclub in Playa d'en Bossa, Ibiza, opened in 2017 on the former Space Ibiza site and run by Yann Pissenem's The Night League.
Hi Infidelity
Hi Infidelity is REO Speedwagon's ninth studio album (Epic, November 21, 1980), a Diamond-certified No. 1 Billboard album featuring "Keep On Loving You" and "Take It on the Run," the band's commercial breakthrough.
Hi-C (rapper, born 1973)
Hi-C (Crawford Wilkerson, born 1973), also Crawf Dog, is a Louisiana-born, Compton-raised West Coast rapper known for Skanless (1991), the single I'm Not Your Puppet, DJ Quik collaborations, and CB4; distinct from the younger Hi-C born 1998.
Hi-Fi
Hi-Fi (Хай-Фай) is a Russian pop group formed in 1998 by producer Erik Chanturia and composer Pavel Esenin, best known for the hits «Не дано» and «Глупые люди».
Hi-Fi Set
Hi-Fi Set (ハイ・ファイ・セット) was a Japanese vocal trio formed in 1974 by former Akai Tori members, known for three-part harmony and the 1976 hit "Feeling".
Hi-Fi Un!corn (ハイファイユニコーン)
Hi-Fi Un!corn is a five-member Korean-Japanese boy band under FNC Entertainment, formed through the Japan-Korea audition show THE IDOL BAND: BOY'S BATTLE and debuted in 2023.
Hi-Five
Hi-Five is an American R&B quintet from Waco, Texas, formed in 1989 and known for the 1991 number one hit "I Like the Way (The Kissing Game)."
Hi-hat
Hi-hat (also hihat, high-hat): a pair of cymbals on a foot-pedal stand central to drum kits, producing closed "chick" and open "wash" sounds. Invented around 1930 from low boy and snowshoe pedal predecessors.
Hi-NRG
Hi-NRG (also HINRG, Electro Boogie): fast electronic disco subgenre from the late 1970s–early 1980s UK and US gay club scenes, 120–140 BPM, octave basslines, drum machines; precursor to house, techno, Eurobeat, and Stock Aitken Waterman pop.
Hi-Standard
Hi-Standard (ハイスタンダード) is a Japanese punk rock and melodic hardcore band formed in Tokyo in 1991, known for English-language lyrics and its self-run AIR JAM festival.
Hi, How Are You
Hi, How Are You (The Unfinished Album) is Daniel Johnston's 1983 self-released lo-fi cassette, recorded in San Marcos, Texas, with the Jeremiah the Innocent frog cover Kurt Cobain wore in 1992.
Hiatus Kaiyote
Hiatus Kaiyote: Melbourne future soul quartet (Nai Palm, Paul Bender, Simon Mavin, Perrin Moss) formed 2011; three Grammy nominations; albums Tawk Tomahawk, Choose Your Weapon, Mood Valiant, Love Heart Cheat Code; sampled by Beyoncé, Drake, Kendrick Lamar.
Hiba Tawji
Hiba Tawaji (هبة طوجي) is a Lebanese coloratura soprano and pop singer born in Beirut in 1987, known for her four-octave range, her work with Oussama Rahbani, and her 2015 run on The Voice France.
Hibana World Tour
Hibana World Tour is a 2025 world tour by Japanese singer Ado. It ran from April 26 to August 24 across 33 cities, starting in Saitama and ending in Honolulu.
Hibari Misora
Hibari Misora (美空ひばり), born Katō Kazue in 1937, was a Japanese singer and actress known as the Queen of Enka, recording over 1,500 songs before her death in 1989.
Hibria
Hibria is a Brazilian power/speed metal band formed in 1996 in Porto Alegre, known for fast, technical songwriting and an unusually strong following in Japan.
Hichkas
Hichkas (هیچکس), the stage name of Soroush Lashkari, is an Iranian rapper born in Tehran in 1985, widely regarded as the pioneer of Persian rap.
Hickory Dickory Dock
Hickory Dickory Dock, also known as Hickety Dickety Dock, is an English nursery rhyme in which a mouse runs up a clock, first printed in London in 1744.
Hidden track
A hidden track, also called a secret track, is an unlisted song concealed on an album, first appearing on The Beatles' Abbey Road in 1969.
Hide (musician)
hide (Hideto Matsumoto, 松本秀人, 1964-1998) was lead guitarist of X Japan and a solo artist behind HIDE YOUR FACE, PSYENCE, and the LEMONed label; distinct from the Chicago duo HIDE.
Hide and Seek (Imogen Heap song)
Hide and Seek is Imogen Heap's 2005 a cappella song from Speak for Yourself, recorded in minutes on a DigiTech Vocalist Workstation EX harmonizer after a computer crash, popularized by The O.C., sampled in Jason Derulo's Whatcha Say, and RIAA gold certified.
Hideaway (Kiesza song)
"Hideaway" (Kiesza song): 2013 deep-house pop debut single by Canadian singer Kiesza, written with Rami Afuni in 90 minutes, UK number 1 in April 2014 on Lokal Legend, over 2 million sold, famous one-take Brooklyn video.
Hideout
Hideout: name shared by several unrelated venues, chiefly The Hideout, an independent Chicago music venue at 1354 W. Wabansia Ave. (bar since 1934, Tuten/Hinchsliff owners 1996, sold to Teri O'Brien 2026), and Hideout, an outdoor garden venue at the Pembroke BMX track in Malta.
Hideout Festival
Hideout Festival is an electronic music festival held since 2011 at Zrće Beach near Novalja on Pag, Croatia, founded by UK promoters Mark Newton and Dan Blackledge.
Hieroglyphic Being
Hieroglyphic Being is the recording name of Jamal Moss, born 1973, a Chicago producer of experimental acid house and techno who founded Mathematics Recordings in 1996.
HIFA
HIFA, the Harare International Festival of the Arts, is an annual multi-arts festival in Harare, Zimbabwe, founded in 1999 by Manuel Bagorro and once among Africa's largest festivals.
High 'n' Dry
High 'n' Dry (1981) is Def Leppard's second studio album, the first produced by Mutt Lange, recorded at Battery Studios. It reached No. 38 US and No. 26 UK, was Pete Willis's last album, and became the band's first US platinum LP.
High and Dry / Planet Telex
High and Dry / Planet Telex is Radiohead's 27 February 1995 Parlophone double A-side, the first single from The Bends, peaking at number 17 in the UK; High and Dry was an older On A Friday-era song Yorke disliked, while Planet Telex was written late in the 1994 sessions.
High Hopes (Panic! at the Disco song)
"High Hopes" (2018) is a horn-driven pop single by Panic! at the Disco from Pray for the Wicked, written by Brendon Urie, Sam Hollander, Ilsey Juber and others; it peaked at No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100 and set Adult Pop Songs records.