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Rise Records
Rise Records is an American rock and metalcore record label based in Portland, Oregon, founded in 1991 by Craig Ericson and acquired by BMG in 2015.
Rise Up (Andra Day song)
Rise Up (Andra Day song), co-written with Jennifer Decilveo, is a 2015 R&B ballad from Cheers to the Fall; Grammy-nominated, RIAA triple platinum, and an unofficial Black Lives Matter anthem performed at the 2016 DNC.
Risecore
Risecore: fan-coined, often pejorative term for late-2000s/2010s melodic metalcore and post-hardcore bands on or sounding like Rise Records, with clean/scream vocals, synths and breakdowns; contested as a genre.
Riser Music
Riser Music is a Thai record label founded in 2023 in Bangkok within the GMMTV unit of GMM Grammy, with artists drawn from GMMTV actors and the survival show Project Alpha.
Rishi Singh
Rishi Singh (ऋषि सिंह) is an Indian playback singer from Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh, who won Indian Idol Season 13 in 2023 and made his Bollywood debut in 2026.
Rising (Rainbow album)
Rising, also called Rainbow Rising, is Rainbow's second studio album, released 17 May 1976 on Oyster/Polydor; six tracks, 33 minutes, recorded at Musicland Studios, Munich, featuring Stargazer, UK chart peak number 11.
Rising Dust
Rising Dust is an Israeli psychedelic trance duo of John Aharon and Ami Dahan, formed in Jerusalem, releasing albums such as Shofar and playing festivals like Ozora and Baobá.
Rising Star (musician)
Rising Star is a trance alias of Dutch DJ Armin van Buuren, dating from 1999 and best known for the tracks "Touch Me" and "Clear Blue Moon".
Rising Sun Rock Festival (festival)
The Rising Sun Rock Festival (ライジング・サン・ロックフェスティバル), also known as RSR, is an annual all-night outdoor rock festival at Ishikari Bay New Port in Hokkaido, Japan, first held in 1999.
Risk (Megadeth album)
Risk (1999), Megadeth's eighth studio album on Capitol, recorded in Nashville with producer Dann Huff; a hard rock/electronica departure from metal, Jimmy DeGrasso's studio debut, Marty Friedman's last Megadeth album.
Risk It All (Bruno Mars song)
Risk It All is a 2026 bolero ballad by Bruno Mars, opening track and second single from The Romantic; written with D'Mile, Philip Lawrence, and James Fauntleroy; Spanish version Lo Arriesgo Todo; Hot 100 No. 4 debut, later No. 8.
Rita Coolidge
Rita Coolidge, American two-time Grammy-winning singer born 1944 in Lafayette, Tennessee; backup vocalist for Clapton and Cocker, platinum 1977 album Anytime...Anywhere, founder of the Native American trio Walela.
Rita Indiana
Rita Indiana, full name Rita Indiana Hernández, is a Dominican writer and musician born in 1977 in Santo Domingo, known for fronting the band Rita Indiana y Los Misterios.
Rita Marley
Rita Marley (Alfarita Constantia Anderson, born 1946 or 1947, Santiago de Cuba) is a Jamaican reggae singer, widow of Bob Marley, Soulettes and I-Threes founding member, solo artist behind "One Draw", and philanthropist honored with Jamaica's Order of Distinction and Ghanaian queenship.
Rita Ora
Rita Ora (Rita Sahatçiu Ora), British-Kosovar pop singer born 1990 in Pristina; Roc Nation signee, UK number ones "Hot Right Now" and "R.I.P.", albums Ora, Phoenix, You & I, most UK Top 10 singles by a British female artist.
Rita Ora discography
Rita Ora discography: three studio albums (Ora 2012, Phoenix 2018, You & I 2023), the Bang EP with Imanbek, four UK number-one singles, and a record 13 UK Top 10 singles for a British female solo artist.
Ritchie Blackmore
Ritchie Blackmore (Richard Hugh Blackmore), English guitarist born 1945, founding guitarist of Deep Purple, founder of Rainbow and Blackmore's Night; known for Stratocaster with scalloped fretboard, neoclassical influence, 2016 Rock Hall induction, 2026 Purple reunion.
Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow
Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow is Rainbow's 1975 debut album, recorded at Musicland Studios, Munich, with Ronnie James Dio and Elf members, produced by Martin Birch, and featuring "Man on the Silver Mountain".
Ritchie Neville
Ritchie Neville is the stage name of Richard Neville Dobson (born 1979), an English singer, sommelier, and original member of the British boy band Five.
Ritornello
Ritornello (Italian, "little return"): a recurring instrumental refrain, chiefly the orchestral passage alternating with solo episodes in Baroque concerto form (ABACA), also used in arias; returns may occur in non-tonic keys, distinguishing it from the rondo.
Rival Sons
Rival Sons are an American blues-rock band formed in 2008 in Long Beach, California, fronted by Jay Buchanan with guitarist Scott Holiday. Known for Pressure & Time (2011), two Grammy nominations for Feral Roots, the #1 rock radio hit "Do Your Worst", and the 2023 companion albums Darkfighter and Lightbringer.
River Deep – Mountain High
River Deep – Mountain High: 1966 Ike & Tina Turner single produced by Phil Spector, written with Jeff Barry and Ellie Greenwich. UK number 3, US number 88; Grammy Hall of Fame 1999; Rolling Stone No. 33.
River of Dreams
River of Dreams (1993) is Billy Joel's twelfth and final pop studio album, released on Columbia, produced mainly by Danny Kortchmar with cover art by Christie Brinkley. It topped the Billboard 200 for three weeks, earned four Grammy nominations, and closes with the farewell song "Famous Last Words."
Rivermaya
Rivermaya is a Filipino alternative rock band formed in Manila in 1993, one of the most successful acts in Original Pilipino Music with 12 studio albums.
Rivers Cuomo
Rivers Cuomo is an American singer-songwriter, born in 1970, best known as the frontman, guitarist, and main songwriter of Weezer, the alternative rock band he started in Los Angeles in 1992.
Rivers of Babylon
Rivers of Babylon: Rastafarian reggae song written by Brent Dowe and Trevor McNaughton of The Melodians (c. 1969-1970), based on Psalms 137 and 19, popularized by The Harder They Come soundtrack and Boney M.'s 1978 five-week UK No. 1 disco version.
Riverside (band)
Riverside (band): Polish progressive rock band formed in Warsaw in 2001 by Mariusz Duda, Piotr Grudziński, Piotr Kozieradzki, and Michał Łapaj; eight albums from Out of Myself (2003) to ID.Entity (2023); Duda announced its end in April 2026. Distinct from Riverside USA and other namesakes.
Riyadh International Jazz Festival
The Riyadh International Jazz Festival is an annual jazz festival in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, produced by the Music Commission and first held in February 2024 with Chaka Khan headlining.
Riyadh Season
Riyadh Season (موسم الرياض) is an annual entertainment festival in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, running October to March since 2019, with concerts, sports, and over 20 million visitors in 2024.
Rizky Febian
Rizky Febian is an Indonesian singer-songwriter, actor, and presenter, the eldest son of comedian Sule, who debuted in 2015 and is known for the hits "Cuek" and "Alamak".