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Naushad (नौशाद अली)
Naushad Ali (नौशाद अली), 1919–2006, Indian Hindi-film music director born in Lucknow; pioneered raga-based film songs and large orchestration for Baiju Bawra, Mother India, Mughal-e-Azam, and Pakeezah; won the first Filmfare Best Music Director award and the 1981 Dadasaheb Phalke Award.
Nav (rapper)
NAV (Navraj Singh Goraya) is a Punjabi-Canadian rapper and producer from Toronto's Rexdale, known for "Beibs in the Trap," the Weeknd's XO label, and the Billboard 200 No. 1 album Bad Habits (2019).
Navarone Garibaldi
Navarone Garibaldi Garcia (born 1987), American musician, son of Priscilla Presley and Marco Garibaldi; frontman, vocalist, and guitarist of the synth rock band Them Guns, known for From The Shadows and the Shut Up and Drive soundtrack.
Naver V Live
Naver V Live, also known as V App, was a live video streaming platform launched by Naver in 2015, built around K-pop artists' official channels.
Navigator
Navigator, also known as MC Navigator, is a British jungle and drum and bass MC from London who made his name on pirate station Kool FM.
Nawal
Nawal, also known as Nawal El Kuwaitia (نوال), is a Kuwaiti singer born Nawal Thaher Habib Al-Zaid in 1966, a Khaliji superstar popular across the Persian Gulf states.
Naxx Bitota
Naxx Bitota is a Congolese-born singer from the Kasaï region, based in Quebec since 2008, whose "Afropop Mutuashi" fuses Afropop with mutuashi, rumba, and reggae; her albums include Kuetu (2022) and 64 (2025).
Nay
The nay (ناي) is the end-blown reed flute of Arab art music, the only wind instrument of the classical takht ensemble, with roots in ancient Egypt.
Nayeon
Nayeon (나연, Lim Na Yeon, born 1995) is a TWICE member and JYP solo artist; her 2022 EP IM NAYEON with "POP!" was TWICE's first solo release, followed by Na in 2024.
Nayt
Nayt is the stage name of William Mezzanotte, born 1994 in Isernia and raised in Rome, an Italian rapper whose albums Lettera Q and io Individuo topped the Italian charts.
Nayutan Alien
Nayutan Alien (ナユタン星人) is a Japanese Vocaloid producer who debuted in 2015 with "Andromeda Andromeda" and became known for fast, space-themed songs like "Alien Alien".
Naza (musician)
Naza, born Jean-Désiré Sosso Dzabatou in 1993, is a French rapper of Congolese origin from Creil whose "urban rumba" fuses Congolese rumba with hip-hop, producing gold and platinum albums from Incroyable (2017) to RDF (2026).
Nazakat Ali
Nazakat Ali Khan (1932–1983) was a Pakistani classical khyal vocalist of the Sham Chaurasi gharana, the elder half of the famed duo with his brother Salamat Ali Khan.
Nazareth (band)
Nazareth (band), Scottish hard rock band formed 1968 in Dunfermline, also called Nazareth rock group. Hits "Hair of the Dog" and "Love Hurts"; founded by McCafferty, Charlton, Agnew, and Sweet; Pete Agnew remains the sole constant member.
Nazi songs
Nazi songs, also known as Songs of the Third Reich, were songs produced or appropriated by the Nazi movement, including the Horst Wessel Song, banned after 1945.
Nazia Hassan (نازیہ حسن)
Nazia Hassan (نازیہ حسن), born 1965 in Karachi, was a Pakistani pop singer who, with "Aap Jaisa Koi" and Disco Deewane (1981), founded South Asian pop music and won the Filmfare Award.
Nazrul Geeti
Nazrul Geeti (Bengali: নজরুলগীতি), also called Nazrul Sangeet, is the body of more than 3,000 songs written and composed by Kazi Nazrul Islam, the national poet of Bangladesh.
NBC Symphony Orchestra
NBC Symphony Orchestra: American radio orchestra founded by NBC in New York in 1937 for Arturo Toscanini, broadcast weekly worldwide until 1954, then re-formed as the Symphony of the Air.
Ncrypta
Ncrypta is the raw hardstyle alias of German DJ and producer Markus Meyr, known for releases on Gearbox Digital and his own label Identity Records, founded in 2020.
NCT (엔시티) (group)
NCT (엔시티), Neo Culture Technology, is SM Entertainment's multi-unit K-pop boy group brand debuted April 9, 2016 via NCT U's 'The 7th Sense', with subunits NCT 127, NCT Dream, WayV, and NCT WISH and an originally unlimited-member concept ended in 2023.
NCT 127 (엔시티 127)
NCT 127 (엔시티 127), the Seoul-based sub-unit of SM Entertainment's NCT, debuted July 7, 2016; 127 is Seoul's longitude, and the group charted on the Billboard 200 with Regular-Irregular, Neo Zone, and Sticker.
NCT Dream (엔시티 드림)
NCT Dream (엔시티 드림) is SM Entertainment's NCT youth unit, debuting August 2016 with "Chewing Gum"; the graduation system was abolished in 2020, and the fixed seven-member group became a ten-time consecutive million seller.
NCT Dream discography
NCT Dream is a South Korean pop group subunit that debuted in 2016. The group evolved to a fixed seven-member lineup, achieving over 4.2 million copies with its 2023 album ISTJ.
NCT JNJM (엔시티 제노재민)
NCT JNJM (엔시티 제노재민) is an SM Entertainment duo of NCT's Jeno and Jaemin, debuted February 23, 2026 with the six-track mini album BOTH SIDES; half-million seller with a 2026 DUALITY Asia fanmeeting tour.
NDA (album)
NDA, short for Non-Disclosure Agreement, is the sixth studio album by American rapper Trippie Redd, released on August 14, 2026, and followed two weeks later by #NDA.
Ne-Yo
Ne-Yo (Shaffer Chimere Smith), American R&B singer-songwriter and Motown A&R executive; wrote Mario's "Let Me Love You," released platinum albums In My Own Words through Highway 79, and won 3 Grammys from 16 nominations.
Neal Casal
Neal Casal (1968-2019), American singer-songwriter and guitarist of Ryan Adams & the Cardinals, Chris Robinson Brotherhood, and Circles Around the Sun; solo Americana albums and the Neal Casal Music Foundation.
Neal McCoy
Neal McCoy (Hubert Neal McGaughey Jr.), American country singer from Jacksonville, Texas; 1990s honky-tonk hitmaker with the number-one singles "No Doubt About It" and "Wink" and three platinum albums; Charley Pride protege, still touring.
Neal Morse
Neal Morse (born 1960) is an American progressive rock singer, multi-instrumentalist, and composer; founder of Spock's Beard, member of Transatlantic, Flying Colors, and the Neal Morse Band, and creator of Christian-themed solo concept albums.
Neal S. Blaisdell Center
Neal S. Blaisdell Center, formerly Honolulu International Center, is Honolulu's 22.4-acre city-owned events complex opened in 1964, with an 8,800-seat arena, 2,157-seat concert hall, and 65,000 sq ft exhibition hall.