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Peters and Lee
Peters and Lee were a British vocal duo of Lennie Peters and Dianne Lee whose 1973 hit "Welcome Home" and album We Can Make It were the first simultaneous UK number-one single and album after the Beatles.
Peterson (album)
Peterson is the eighth studio album by the Canadian rapper and singer Tory Lanez, released on March 7, 2025, and recorded entirely while he was incarcerated in Tehachapi, California.
Petey Pablo
Petey Pablo (Moses Barrett III), Greenville, North Carolina rapper whose 2001 Timbaland-produced anthem "Raise Up" peaked at #25 pop; also known for "Freek-a-Leek" (#7, platinum) and Ciara's "Goodies."
Petit Bain
Petit Bain is a floating cultural venue and club moored on the Seine in Paris, opened in July 2011, with a 450-person concert hall and genre-crossing electronic programming.
Petit Biscuit
Petit Biscuit is the stage name of Mehdi Benjelloun, a French electronic producer and multi-instrumentalist from Rouen whose 2015 instrumental hit "Sunset Lover" earned diamond certification in France.
Petra (band)
Petra is an American Christian rock band formed in 1972 by Bob Hartman and others, named from the Greek word for rock; known for More Power to Ya (1982), Grammy and Dove nominations, and the 2026 album Hope.
Petre Inspirescu
Petre Inspirescu, also known as Pedro, is the stage name of Romanian DJ and producer Radu Dumitru Bodiu, a defining figure of the Romanian minimal techno scene since 1999.
Petros Klampanis
Petros Klampanis (Πέτρος Κλαμπάνης) is a Greek jazz double bassist and composer from Zakynthos who built his career in New York, leading seven albums since his 2011 debut Contextual.
Petula Clark
Petula Clark (Sally Olwen Clark, born 15 November 1932, Ewell, Surrey) is an English singer, songwriter, and actress with the longest career of any British entertainer, over eight decades. Known for Downtown (US No. 1, 1965), two Grammys, French stardom, and an estimated 100 million records sold.
Peverelist
Peverelist is the performing name of Tom Ford, a Bristol-based British producer, DJ, and label owner who founded the Punch Drunk label in 2006 and co-founded Livity Sound in 2011.
Peyton Parrish
Peyton Parrish (born 1996), also styled Peyton Parrish singer, is an American Viking rock and metal artist behind Cowboy Man, Rise of Vikingr, the Disney covers album The Most Magical Album on Earth, and 2025's EvangelCore 1; known for the viral Assassin's Creed Valhalla cover "My Mother Told Me."
PGLang
pgLang is the multidisciplinary creative company, record label, and production house cofounded by Kendrick Lamar and Dave Free in March 2020, known for its "at service company" positioning, releases via Interscope, Baby Keem signings, and Project 3 agency.
Phace
Phace, the stage name of Florian Harres, is a German drum and bass producer and DJ from Hamburg, active since 2004 and known for a techno-inflected take on neurofunk.
Phantogram (band)
Phantogram: American electronic rock duo of Sarah Barthel and Josh Carter, formed 2007 in Greenwich, New York, formerly Charlie Everywhere. Albums Eyelid Movies, Voices, Three (Billboard top ten), Ceremony, Memory of a Day; also Big Grams with Big Boi.
Phantom Island (album)
Phantom Island, the 27th studio album by King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, released June 13, 2025 on p(doom) records, adds Chad Kelly's orchestral arrangements to songs recorded alongside Flight b741.
Phantom Planet
Phantom Planet, American indie rock band formed in Los Angeles in 1994, named after the 1961 film The Phantom Planet. Known for "California", theme song of The O.C.; original drummer was actor Jason Schwartzman; five albums from 1998 to 2020.
Phantom Regiment Drum and Bugle Corps
Phantom Regiment Drum and Bugle Corps, founded 1956 in Rockford, Illinois as the Rockford Rangers, is a DCI World Class corps and two-time world champion (1996, 2008) with 50 Finals appearances.
Pharoah Sanders
Pharoah Sanders (Ferrell Sanders, 1940-2022), American jazz tenor saxophonist from Little Rock; Coltrane sideman 1965-67, Impulse! spiritual jazz leader (Karma, Black Unity), 1988 Grammy winner, 2016 NEA Jazz Master, final album Promises (2021).
Pharoahe Monch
Pharoahe Monch (Troy Donald Jamerson, born 1972) is a Queens, New York rapper celebrated for multisyllabic wordplay, from the duo Organized Konfusion to solo albums Internal Affairs, Desire, W.A.R., and PTSD, plus th1rt3en and a Grammy for 'Gone'.
Pharrell Williams
Pharrell Williams (born 1973, Virginia Beach) is an American singer, rapper, songwriter, and record producer; half of the Neptunes with Chad Hugo, N.E.R.D member, "Happy" hitmaker, 13-time Grammy winner, and Louis Vuitton creative leader.
Pharrell Williams discography
Pharrell Williams discography: solo albums In My Mind (2006) and G I R L (2014), film soundtracks including Despicable Me and Hidden Figures, the hit single Happy, and the 2026 gospel album OPHANIM with Voices of Fire.
Phats & Small
Phats & Small are a British house music production duo from Brighton, England, formed in 1998 by Jason Hayward and Russell Small, best known for the 1999 hit "Turn Around".
Phife Dawg
Phife Dawg, born Malik Izaak Taylor (1970–2016), was an American rapper and founding member of Queens hip-hop group A Tribe Called Quest, who died of diabetes complications at 45.
Phil Anselmo
Phil Anselmo (Philip H. Anselmo) is an American heavy metal vocalist, frontman of Pantera and of Down, Superjoint and the Illegals, owner of Housecore Records, known for his aggressive vocal style and for the 2016 Dimebash 'white power' incident.
Phil Campbell (musician)
Phil Campbell (Philip Anthony Campbell, 1961-2026) was a Welsh guitarist, Motörhead's longest-serving member after Lemmy, guitarist from 1984 to 2015 on 16 of 22 studio albums, later fronting Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons with his sons.
Phil Collen
Phil Collen (Philip Kenneth Collen, born 1957, London) is Def Leppard's lead guitarist since 1982, replacing Pete Willis on Pyromania; Jackson PC1 signature guitarist, Delta Deep founder, 2019 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee.
Phil Collins
Phil Collins (Philip David Charles Collins, born 1951, London): British drummer, singer, and producer, Genesis frontman from 1975 and solo star of Face Value and No Jacket Required; 150 million records sold, eight Grammys, an Oscar, and Rock Hall inductions in 2010 and 2026.
Phil Collins discography
Phil Collins discography: eight solo studio albums (Face Value 1981 to Going Back 2010), soundtracks including Buster, Tarzan, and Brother Bear, live albums, and compilations, totaling over 150 million records sold and eight Grammys.
Phil Elverum
Phil Elverum (born 1978, born Phillip Whitman Elvrum) is an American songwriter from Anacortes, Washington, recording as the Microphones and Mount Eerie, known for The Glow Pt. 2 (2001), the grief albums A Crow Looked at Me and Now Only, Microphones in 2020, and Night Palace (2024).
Phil Hartnoll
Phil Hartnoll (born 1964) is an English electronic musician who co-founded the techno duo Orbital with his brother Paul, named after the M25 motorway.