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Alfredo Gutiérrez (Colombian musician)
Alfredo Gutiérrez, known as El Rebelde del Acordeón, is a Colombian accordionist, singer, and composer born in 1943 who co-founded Los Corraleros de Majagual and won the Rey Vallenato crown three times.
Alfrēds Kalniņš
Alfrēds Kalniņš (1879–1951) was a Latvian composer, organist, and conductor, composer of Baņuta, the first performed Latvian national opera, and the most prominent Latvian master of solo song.
Algorithm (Natalie Imbruglia album)
Algorithm is Natalie Imbruglia's seventh studio album, released September 4, 2026 on her independent label Landgirl Records; a 12-track, 36-minute synth-pop and dance record about social media, perimenopause, and mental health.
Alhamra Arts Council
Alhamra (الحمرا) is a public arts complex on The Mall in Lahore, Pakistan, run by the Lahore Arts Council, tracing its institutional history to 1949.
Ali Campbell
Ali Campbell (Alistair Campbell, born 1959, Birmingham) is the founding lead singer of UB40 and frontman of UB40 Featuring Ali Campbell; he left UB40 in 2008, was replaced by brother Duncan, and tours the Big Love Tour 2026.
Ali Farka Touré
Ali Farka Touré (Ali Ibrahim Touré, 1939–2006), Malian Songhai guitarist and singer from Niafunké, pioneer of desert blues; Grammy-winning Talking Timbuktu with Ry Cooder; farmer and mayor of Niafunke's 53 villages.
Ali Kiba
Ali Kiba (Ali Saleh Kiba, born 1986, Iringa), Tanzanian singer-songwriter nicknamed King Kiba of Bongo Flava; best-selling debut Cinderella, MTV EMA Best African Act 2016, Sony Music signee, Kings Music and Crown FM founder.
Ali McGregor
Ali McGregor, Australian soprano and cabaret performer; former Opera Australia principal soprano (from 2000), La Clique alumna, Adelaide Cabaret Festival director 2016–2018, Helpmann Award winner, FLUXUS founder, creator of Lorelei and The Call.
Ali Montazeri (musician)
Ali Montazeri (علی منتظری) is an Iranian pop singer, songwriter, and guitarist from Mashhad who has released Persian-language pop singles since the early 2010s, including "Janan" and "Mahi".
Ali Payami (علی پیامی)
Ali Payami (علی پیامی), born 1983 in Tehran, is a Swedish-Iranian producer, songwriter and DJ behind The Weeknd's "Can't Feel My Face", Taylor Swift's "Style", and a 2016 Grammy for 1989.
ALI PROJECT
ALI PROJECT (アリ・プロジェクト) is a Japanese gothic duo of vocalist Arika Takarano and composer Mikiya Katakura, active since their 1992 major debut and known for dark anime theme songs for Noir, Rozen Maiden, and Code Geass.
Ali Sethi (علی عزیز سیٹھی)
Ali Sethi (علی عزیز سیٹھی), born 1984 in Lahore, is a Pakistani-American singer, songwriter, and author trained in Hindustani classical and ghazal music, known for the 2022 global hit Pasoori, the Nicolás Jaar collaboration Intiha, and the 2025 album Love Language.
Ali Shaheed Muhammad
Ali Shaheed Muhammad (born 1970, Brooklyn) is a DJ, producer, and composer: DJ/co-producer of A Tribe Called Quest, member of The Ummah and Lucy Pearl, co-writer of D'Angelo's "Brown Sugar," and, with Adrian Younge, composer of Luke Cage and co-founder of the Jazz Is Dead label.
Ali Sorena
Ali Sorena (علی سورنا), born Ali Khoddami, is an Iranian rapper, songwriter, and poet whose socially and politically charged lyrics made him a leading figure of Iran's underground rap.
Ali Zafar (علی ظفر)
Ali Zafar (علی ظفر), Pakistani singer-songwriter, actor and painter from Lahore; Huqa Pani (2003) with Channo, Bollywood debut Tere Bin Laden (2010), Teefa in Trouble (2018), Coke Studio pioneer, 2018 Meesha Shafi defamation case.
Aliana Lohan
Aliana Lohan, known as Ali Lohan, is an American singer, Lindsay Lohan's younger sister, who released the Christmas album Lohan Holiday in 2006 and had singles in Netflix films.
Alice (group)
Alice (アリス) is a Japanese folk rock trio formed in 1971 by Shinji Tanimura and Takao Horiuchi, whose 1978 hit "Champion" reached number 1 on the Oricon chart.
Alice Coltrane
Alice Coltrane (1937-2007), née McLeod, American jazz pianist, harpist, and organist; John Coltrane's final pianist, leader of Journey in Satchidananda, and Swamini Turiyasangitananda of the Sai Anantam Ashram.
Alice Cooper
Alice Cooper (Vincent Furnier, born 1948) is the American rocker known as the godfather of shock rock; he led the original Alice Cooper band, went solo in 1975 with Welcome to My Nightmare, and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2011.
Alice Cooper (band)
Alice Cooper: American rock band formed in Phoenix in 1964 (also the name of singer Vincent Furnier). Hits "School's Out" and Billion Dollar Babies; Rock Hall 2011; 2025 reunion album.
Alice Cooper discography
Alice Cooper discography: recordings of the band Alice Cooper (1969–1974) and singer Vincent Furnier's solo career (1975–present), spanning seven band albums, 23 solo studio albums through Road (2023), and the 2025 reunion album The Revenge of Alice Cooper.
Alice Deejay
Alice Deejay is a Dutch Eurodance/trance-pop project formed in Amsterdam around 1998, fronted by Judith Pronk and produced by Danski & Delmundo with Pronti & Kalmani and DJ Jurgen; known for "Better Off Alone" (UK #2, US Hot 100 #27) and the 2000 album Who Needs Guitars Anyway?.
Alice Glass
Alice Glass is the stage name of Margaret Osborn, Toronto-born singer formerly of the electronic duo Crystal Castles; solo since 2014, she released Stillbirth (2015), the EP Alice Glass (2017), and the album PREY//IV (2022).
Alice in Chains
Alice in Chains: Seattle rock band formed 1987 (Cantrell, Kinney, Staley, Starr), one of grunge's Big Four; Dirt and Facelift multi-platinum, harmonized vocals, DuVall-led revival since 2009.
Alice in Chains (album)
Alice in Chains (1995), unofficially Tripod or the Dog Album, is the Seattle band's third studio album on Columbia, its last with Layne Staley; it topped the Billboard 200 and was certified 2x Platinum.
Alice in Chains discography
Alice in Chains discography: six studio albums (Facelift 1990 to Rainier Fog 2018), EPs Sap and Jar of Flies, Dirt the five-million-selling bestseller, plus Music Bank, MTV Unplugged, and compilations.
Alice Merton
Alice Merton, born 1993 in Frankfurt, is a German-Canadian-English pop singer-songwriter behind "No Roots" and the albums Mint, S.I.D.E.S., and Visions on her own Paper Plane Records label.
Alice N' Chains
Alice N' Chains was a mid-1980s Seattle glam metal band, renamed from Sleze in 1986, fronted by Layne Staley with Nick Pollock, Johnny Bacolas, and James Bergstrom; it broke up in 1987 and lent its name and singer to Alice in Chains.
Alice's Restaurant
"Alice's Restaurant" (full title "Alice's Restaurant Massacree") is Arlo Guthrie's 18-minute 1967 satirical talking blues about a Thanksgiving 1965 littering arrest in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, that made him draft-ineligible; a million-selling album track, 1969 film subject, and Thanksgiving radio tradition.
Alicia Bridges
Alicia Bridges, born 1953 in Lawndale, North Carolina, is an American singer-songwriter whose 1978 disco single "I Love the Nightlife (Disco 'Round)" hit the Billboard Hot 100 top five, earned a 1979 Grammy nomination, and later featured in Priscilla Queen of the Desert.