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Night Tapes
Night Tapes: London dream pop trio of Estonian singer Iiris Vesik with Max Doohan and Sam Richards, formed 2019 from late-night tape sessions; Nettwerk-signed, MME Award-winning, debut album portals//polarities.
Night Visions
Night Visions (2012) is Imagine Dragons' debut studio album, released September 4, 2012 on KIDinaKORNER/Interscope, produced with Alex da Kid; it debuted at #2 on the Billboard 200, spent 408 weeks there, and is 7x platinum in the US.
Nightbirde
Nightbirde, stage name of Jane Kristen Marczewski (1990-2022), American singer-songwriter from Zanesville, Ohio; her AGT season 16 original "It's OK" won Simon Cowell's Golden Buzzer before she withdrew and died of breast cancer.
Nightcall (song)
Nightcall: 2010 synthwave song by French artist Kavinsky (Vincent Belorgey), produced with Daft Punk's Guy-Manuel, vocals by Lovefoxxx; famous as the Drive (2011) opening-credits track and the most Shazamed song in one day after the Paris 2024 Olympics closing ceremony.
Nightclub
Nightclub: a late-night private venue for dancing to live or recorded music, also called discotheque or dance club. Known for DJs, dance floors, club lighting, door policies, high sound levels, and a global decline in venue numbers since 2020.
Nightcore
Nightcore: sped-up, pitch-raised electronic music style and the Norwegian duo (Thomas S. Nilsen and Steffen Ojala Søderholm, 2002) that originated it; distinct from slowed daycore edits, now the basis of TikTok's sped-up song trend.
Nightingale Lane
Nightingale Lane names RAYE's 2026 heartbreak ballad from This Music May Contain Hope, a William Sharp poem set by three composers, a 2002 Pat Kilbride album, and streets in London and Bushey, Hertfordshire.
Nightlife (Pet Shop Boys album)
Nightlife is Pet Shop Boys' seventh studio album, released 11 October 1999 on Parlophone. Twelve night-themed songs produced by Craig Armstrong, Rollo, David Morales, and the duo, including New York City Boy and a Kylie Minogue duet; UK chart peak 7.
Nightmare (Avenged Sevenfold album)
Nightmare (2010) is Avenged Sevenfold's fifth studio album and first without drummer The Rev, who died in 2009; Mike Portnoy played his written drum parts, and it debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200.
Nightmare (group)
Nightmare (ナイトメア) is a Japanese visual kei rock band formed in Sendai in 2000 by guitarists Sakito and Hitsugi, best known for the DEATH NOTE anime theme 'the WORLD'.
Nightmares in the Trenches
Nightmares in the Trenches, Lil Durk & Only the Family's sixth OTF compilation album, released November 17, 2023 on Alamo Records; 11 tracks, 30 minutes, led by the Lil Wayne-homage single "Smurk Carter."
Nights in White Satin
Nights in White Satin is a 1967 Moody Blues song by Justin Hayward, released on Days of Future Passed as "The Night"; its Mellotron strings and 1972 rerelease at Billboard No. 2 made it the band's signature symphonic rock hit.
Nightshift (song)
Nightshift is a 1984 song by the American band the Commodores. It topped the R&B charts and was written as a tribute to Marvin Gaye and Jackie Wilson.
Nightshift Superstar
Nightshift Superstar is a 2026 disco-funk single by Muse, fifth from the album The Wow! Signal; produced with Dan Lancaster and BloodPop, influenced by Daft Punk, Justice, and ABBA, with a prominent Chris Wolstenholme slap bassline.
Nightstalker
Nightstalker is the stage name of Chris Muniz, a Los Angeles drum & bass DJ and music journalist who has been a resident DJ for promoter Insomniac since the mid-2000s.
Nightwish
Nightwish: Finnish symphonic metal band formed 1996 in Kitee by Tuomas Holopainen; fronted successively by Tarja Turunen, Anette Olzon, and Floor Jansen; tenth album Yesterwynde (2024); Jansen departed October 2026.
Nightwish discography
Nightwish is a Finnish symphonic metal band formed in 1996. Its discography features ten studio albums and various releases spanning three principal lead vocalists: Turunen, Olzon, and Jansen.
Nigina Amonqulova
Nigina Amonqulova (Нигина Амонқулова), also transliterated Nigina Amonkulova, is a Tajik pop singer born in 1986 in Panjakent, best known for retro Tajik and Persian repertoire, including Rumi's poetry.
Nijisanji (ANYCOLOR)
Nijisanji (にじさんじ) is a Japanese VTuber group run by Tokyo company ANYCOLOR, debuting its first eight livers in February 2018 and growing to 181 by 2026.
Nik Kershaw
Nik Kershaw (Nicholas David Kershaw, born 1958, Bristol) is an English singer-songwriter behind 1984's Human Racing and The Riddle, hits like Wouldn't It Be Good, and Chesney Hawkes's The One and Only.
Nik P.
Nik P., born Nikolaus Presnik in 1962, is an Austrian schlager and party-schlager singer from Friesach, best known for the 2007 chart-topping duet "Ein Stern" with DJ Ötzi.
Nik Turner
Nik Turner (1940-2022), British saxophonist and flautist, founding member of space rock band Hawkwind, writer of "Master of the Universe" and "Brainstorm", later leader of Inner City Unit and solo artist.
Nike Borzov
Nike Borzov, also known as Naik Borzov or Nikolai Borzov (Найк Борзов), is a Russian rock singer-songwriter born in 1972, solo since 1992 and known for "Loshadka".
Nikhita Gandhi
Nikhita Gandhi (निकिता गांधी), born 1991, is an Indian playback and independent singer known for Raabta, Qaafirana, Tere Pyaar Mein, and Ordinary Person, recording across Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Kannada, Marathi, and English film industries.
Niki (singer)
NIKI is the stage name of Nicole Zefanya (born 1999), an Indonesian singer-songwriter from Jakarta, the first female artist signed to 88rising, first Indonesian Coachella performer, and maker of the albums Moonchild, Nicole, and Buzz.
Niki Haris
Niki Haris (Gina Nichole Haire), born 1962 in Benton Harbor, Michigan, is an American singer, dancer, and actress, daughter of pianist Gene Harris and Madonna's longtime backup singer from the 1987 Who's That Girl Tour, also featured on Snap! dance hits.
Nikita Kering
Nikita Kering is a Kenyan R&B and pop singer born in 2002, a multiple AFRIMA winner and the first East African artist in Apple Music's Africa Rising program.
Nikita, The Wicked
Nikita, The Wicked is the stage name of Nikita Madorsky, a Louisville-born, San Francisco-based producer and DJ who broke out in 2024 with the Beatport number-one singles "LIKE ME" and "YA BODY".
Nikki McKibbin
Nikki McKibbin (Katherine Nicole McKibbin, 1978–2020) was a Texas rock singer who placed third on American Idol season 1 (2002) behind Kelly Clarkson and Justin Guarini, later releasing Unleashed (2007) and Psychotrip (2012); she died of a brain aneurysm in Arlington, Texas.
Nikki Sixx
Nikki Sixx (Frank Carlton Serafino Feranna Jr., born 1958) is an American bassist who founded Mötley Crüe in 1981, its primary songwriter, author of The Dirt and The Heroin Diaries, and host of Sixx Sense.