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Nargiz
Nargiz (Наргиз; Nargiz Zakirova, born 1970 in Tashkent) is an Uzbek-born singer and US citizen who took second place on Russia's Golos in 2013, then built a pop-rock career under Maxim Fadeev.
Nas
Nas (Nasir Jones), Queensbridge, New York rapper; debut Illmatic (1994) is widely called the greatest rap album; It Was Written hit No. 1; famous Jay-Z feud resolved in 2005; first Grammy 2021 for King's Disease.
Nas discography
Nas discography: catalog of Queens rapper Nasir bin Olu Dara Jones, from Illmatic (1994) to Light-Years (2025), about 20 studio albums plus the Firm, Distant Relatives, and Hit-Boy era.
Nash Ensemble
The Nash Ensemble is a London chamber ensemble founded in 1964 by Amelia Freedman, named after John Nash's terraces; Wigmore Hall resident ensemble with 300+ premieres, 215 commissions, and 100+ recordings.
Nasheed (ناشيد)
Nasheed (نشيد, plural anashid) is Muslim devotional song, traditionally a cappella or with daff percussion; called nasyid in Malaysia, ilahi in Turkey, naat in India. Modern genre began in 1970s Damascus; instrumentation remains debated.
Nashestvie
Nashestvie (Нашествие) is a Russian rock festival organized by Nashe Radio since 1999, a multi-day open-air with camping held mostly in Tver Oblast, last held in 2019.
Nashville Skyline
Nashville Skyline is Bob Dylan's ninth studio album (Columbia, April 9, 1969), a 10-track, 27-minute country album in a new gentle croon, featuring the Johnny Cash duet "Girl from the North Country" and "Lay, Lady, Lay."
Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame
The Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame (NaSHOF) is a non-profit honor roll that has recognized significant Nashville songwriters since 1970, growing from 21 charter inductees to more than 250 members.
Naşide Göktürk
Naşide Göktürk (1965–2016) was a Turkish pop singer, lyricist, and composer from Istanbul who rose to fame writing for Sezen Aksu before releasing six albums of her own.
Nasir (album)
NASIR is Nas's eleventh studio album, released June 15, 2018; a seven-track, 26-minute set produced entirely by Kanye West as the fourth release of the 2018 Wyoming sessions, earning a Metacritic score of 58.
Nasıl Delirdim?
Nasıl Delirdim? ("How Did I Go Mad?") is the fifth studio album by Turkish pop singer Hande Yener, released in 2007 and marking her full shift to electronic music.
Nasrat Parsa
Nasrat Parsa (نصرت پارسا) was an Afghan pop singer, born in Kabul around 1968, who released ten albums blending pop, ghazal, and classical Afghan styles before his death in Vancouver in 2005.
Nasri (musician)
Nasri, also known as Nasri Atweh, is a Canadian singer and songwriter, lead vocalist of the band Magic!, whose hit "Rude" topped the Billboard Hot 100 in 2014.
Nassif Zaytoun
Nassif Zaytoun (نصيف زيتون) is a Syrian pop singer who won season 7 of Star Academy and became known for the 2014 single "Mich Aam Tezbat Maii".
Nastia
Nastia (Настя), born Anastasiia Topolska, is a Ukrainian techno DJ, producer, and label owner who became the first Ukrainian BBC Radio 1 resident in 2019 and co-founded Kyiv's Strichka festival.
Nastradamus
Nastradamus: Nas's fourth studio album, released November 23, 1999 on Columbia (CK 63930), rushed out after I Am... session leaks; produced by L.E.S., DJ Premier, Timbaland, Dame Grease; singles "Nastradamus" and "You Owe Me."
Nasty (Tinashe song)
"Nasty" is a 2024 viral R&B single by Tinashe, lead single of Quantum Baby, produced by Ricky Reed, known for the lyric "Is somebody gonna match my freak?" and peaking at No. 61 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Nasty C
Nasty C (Nsikayesizwe David Junior Ngcobo), South African rapper born 1997 in Durban, known for Bad Hair, Strings and Bling, Def Jam's Zulu Man with Some Power, and independent Tall Racks album Free.
Nasty Crew
Nasty Crew (N.A.S.T.Y., Natural Artistic Sounds Touching You) was an East London grime collective founded in 1999 by Marcus Nasty, Sharky Major and Stormin, known for its Deja Vu FM pirate radio show and members including Kano, Jammer, D Double E and Ghetts.
Nasum
Nasum was a Swedish grindcore band formed in Örebro in 1992, credited with reviving international interest in grindcore until singer Mieszko Talarczyk died in the 2004 tsunami.
Nat Adderley
Nat Adderley (Nathaniel Adderley) was an American jazz cornetist and composer, known for his work with the Cannonball Adderley Quintet. His composition "Work Song" is a jazz standard.
Nat King Cole
Nat King Cole (Nathaniel Adams Coles, 1919-1965) was an American jazz pianist and singer whose drummerless King Cole Trio and hits like "Unforgettable" made him a top vocalist; first African American host of a national TV variety show (NBC, 1956).
Nat Myria
Nat Myria (นัท มีเรีย), full name Nat Myria Alexandra Benedetti, is a Thai singer and actress of Thai-Swiss-Italian descent, born in 1975, best known as a leading GMM Grammy pop star of the 1990s.
Natacha Atlas (نتاشا أطلس)
Natacha Atlas (نتاشا أطلس), born 1964 in Brussels, is a Belgian singer of Egyptian-British parentage, former Transglobal Underground vocalist, and solo artist fusing Arabic music with electronica, pop, and jazz.
Natalia Lafourcade
Natalia Lafourcade (María Natalia Lafourcade Silva, b. 1984, Mexico City) is a Mexican singer-songwriter, ex-pop-rock artist turned Latin American folk revivalist, holding 20 Latin Grammys and 5 Grammys, known for Hasta la raíz, Musas, Coco's 'Remember Me,' and De Todas las Flores.
Natalia Vetlitskaya
Natalia Vetlitskaya (Наталья Ветлицкая), born 1964, is a Russian pop singer and 1990s sex symbol, best known for the hit "Look into the Eyes".
Natalie Appleton
Natalie Appleton (born 1973, Mississauga, Ontario) is a Canadian singer, member of All Saints from 1996 and, with sister Nicole, of the duo Appleton, whose 'Fantasy' reached UK No. 2.
Natalie Cole
Natalie Maria Cole (1950-2015), American singer, daughter of Nat King Cole; R&B hits like "This Will Be" in the 1970s, then the 1991 standards album Unforgettable... with Love; nine Grammy winner, died December 31, 2015.
Natalie Grant
Natalie Grant (born 1971, Seattle) is an American contemporary Christian singer-songwriter, nine-time GRAMMY nominee, five-time GMA Dove Female Vocalist of the Year, author, and co-founder of the anti-trafficking non-profit Hope for Justice.
Natalie Hemby
Natalie Hemby (Natalie Nicole Hemby) is a Nashville country songwriter, two-time Grammy winner, and member of The Highwomen with Brandi Carlile, Maren Morris, and Amanda Shires; she wrote "White Liar," "Pontoon," "Automatic," and "Crowded Table."