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Rick Rubin
Rick Rubin (born 1963) is an American record producer and label founder; co-founded Def Jam with Russell Simmons, produced Run-D.M.C., Beastie Boys, Johnny Cash, and won Grammys including Producer of the Year for Adele's 21.
Rick Rubin production discography
Rick Rubin production discography: catalog of the American producer's credits from 1984 Def Jam hip-hop (LL Cool J, Run-D.M.C., Beastie Boys) through Slayer, Johnny Cash's American Recordings, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and 2020s albums.
Rick Savage
Rick Savage (born 1960) is the Sheffield-born bassist and founding member of Def Leppard, co-founder of Atomic Mass, credited on every album from the 1979 EP to Drastic Symphonies (2023), known for his pick-scrape bass technique and Jackson Union Jack basses.
Rick Springfield
Rick Springfield (Richard Lewis Springthorpe, born 1949) is an Australian singer-songwriter and actor; his 1981 hit "Jessie's Girl" won a Grammy, and he played Dr. Noah Drake on General Hospital.
Rick Treviño
Rick Treviño, also known as Ricky Treviño, is a Mexican-American country singer from Austin, Texas, whose hit "She Can't Say I Didn't Cry" came in 1994.
Rick Wakeman
Rick Wakeman (Richard Christopher Wakeman, born 1949) is an English progressive rock keyboardist, classically trained, known for Yes (Fragile, Close to the Edge), Bowie sessions, and solo concept albums like The Six Wives of Henry VIII.
Rick Wilhite
Rick Wilhite, also known as The Godson, is an American house DJ and producer from Detroit, a member of the Detroit collective 3 Chairs with Moodymann and Theo Parrish.
Rickey Medlocke
Rickey Medlocke (Rickey Lynn Green), born 1950, American Southern rock guitarist and singer, Blackfoot frontman ('Train, Train', 'Highway Song') and Lynyrd Skynyrd drummer 1970-1972, guitarist since 1996.
Ricki-Lee Coulter
Ricki-Lee Coulter (born 1985) is an Australian pop singer and TV/radio host, seventh-place Australian Idol 2004 finalist, best known for "Can't Touch It" and her independently released 2024 #1 album On My Own.
Rickie Lee Jones
Rickie Lee Jones (born 1954, Chicago) is an American singer-songwriter blending jazz, folk, and pop; her 1979 debut won the Best New Artist Grammy and featured the top 5 hit "Chuck E's in Love."
Ricky Bell (singer)
Ricky Bell (born 1967, Roxbury, Boston) is an American R&B singer, founding member of New Edition (1978) and lead singer of Bell Biv DeVoe (Poison), with solo albums Ricardo Campana and Shallow.
Ricky Fataar
Ricky Fataar, born 1952 in Durban, is a South African multi-instrumentalist: The Flames drummer, Beach Boys member 1972-1974 ("Sail On, Sailor"), the Rutles' Stig O'Hara, and Bonnie Raitt's longtime drummer.
Ricky Gianco
Ricky Gianco, real name Riccardo Sanna, born 1943, is an Italian singer-songwriter, guitarist, and producer who co-founded Celentano's Clan in 1961 and later the labels Intingo and Ultima Spiaggia.
Ricky Kej
Ricky Kej is a Bengaluru-based Indian composer and environmentalist, three-time Grammy winner for Winds of Samsara and Divine Tides, Padma Shri recipient, UNCCD Goodwill Ambassador, and first Indian-origin artist to top the US Billboard New Age chart.
Ricky Martin
Ricky Martin (Enrique José Martin Morales IV, born 1971, San Juan) is a Puerto Rican pop singer, ex-Menudo member, and actor whose 1999 hit "Livin' La Vida Loca" led the Latin crossover boom; over 95 million albums sold.
Ricky Nelson
Ricky Nelson (Eric Hilliard Nelson, 1940–1985), American singer and actor, first rock star created by TV on The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet; rockabilly and pop hit-maker, Stone Canyon Band, "Garden Party," 1987 Rock Hall inductee.
Ricky Ross (musician)
Ricky Ross (Richard Alexander Ross, born 1957, Dundee) is the Scottish singer-songwriter who founded and fronts Deacon Blue, whose 1989 album When the World Knows Your Name hit UK No. 1; also a solo artist, songwriter for James Blunt and others, and BBC Radio Scotland presenter.
Ricky Shen
Ricky Shen (沈泉锐, Shen Quanrui, born 2004, Shanghai) is a Chinese K-pop singer, ZEROBASEONE member from Boys Planet 2023 (4th place), now in AND2BLE under Yuehua since May 2026.
Ricky Skaggs
Ricky Skaggs (Ricky Lee Skaggs, born 1954, Kentucky) is an American bluegrass and country mandolinist, 15-time Grammy winner, 1980s country star with 12 #1 singles, and 2018 Country Music and IBMA Bluegrass Hall of Fame inductee.
Ricky Van Shelton
Ricky Van Shelton (born 1952, Danville, Virginia) is an American country singer, a new traditionalist star of the late 1980s with ten No. 1 hits, CMA Male Vocalist 1989, Opry member 1988, retired from touring in 2006.
Ricky Wilson (singer)
Ricky Wilson, born Charles Richard Wilson, is an English singer best known as frontman of the Leeds rock band Kaiser Chiefs and as a coach on The Voice UK from 2013 to 2016.
Rico Blanco
Rico Blanco (Rico Rene Granados Blanco), Filipino singer-songwriter and producer, born 1973 in Manila; Rivermaya founding member and chief songwriter until 2007, then solo artist behind Your Universe and head of Balcony Entertainment.
Rico Nasty
Rico Nasty (Maria-Cecilia Simone Kelly, born 1997) is a Maryland rapper known for sugar trap and rage rap blending punk, nu metal, and noise; albums include Nasty, Anger Management, Nightmare Vacation, LETHAL, and RX.
Rico Recklezz
Rico Recklezz (Ronnie Ramsey, born c. 1992) is a Chicago drill rapper from the South Side, known for the 2016 Soulja Boy feud, the 2017 mixtape Big Recklezz, and a 2020-2024 prison term.
Rico Rodriguez (musician)
Rico Rodriguez (Emmanuel Rodriguez, also Rico, Reco, El Reco), 1934-2015, Cuban-born Jamaican trombonist of ska and reggae; Alpha Boys School pupil of Don Drummond, Man from Wareika, the Specials' 'A Message to You, Rudy', MBE 2007.
Ricochet (Rise Against album)
Ricochet is Rise Against's tenth studio album, released August 15, 2025 on Loma Vista. Twelve tracks produced by Catherine Marks and mixed by Alan Moulder, recorded live, themed on interconnectedness and collective responsibility.
Riddim (dubstep)
Riddim, also known as riddim dubstep, is a dubstep subgenre built on sparse, repeating synthesized bass patterns over half-time drums, emerging in the early 2010s.
Riddim (music)
A riddim is a Jamaican instrumental backing track voiced by many different artists; recycling riddims over decades is a cornerstone of dancehall, from Real Rock to Sleng Teng.
Ride (band)
Ride: Oxford shoegaze band formed 1988 by Gardener, Bell, Queralt, Colbert on Creation Records; albums Nowhere (1990), Going Blank Again (1992); split 1996, reformed 2014.
Ride Like the Wind
Ride Like the Wind, also known as the Christopher Cross debut single, is a 1980 soft rock and yacht rock song peaking at #2 on the Billboard Hot 100, produced by Michael Omartian with Michael McDonald on backing vocals, inspired by Wings' Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five.