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Stereo Love
Stereo Love: 2009 debut single by Romanian producer Edward Maya featuring Moldovan-Romanian DJ Vika Jigulina on Cat Music; 127 BPM dance hit that topped charts in France and Spain and peaked at number 4 in the UK.
Stereo Nation (group)
Stereo Nation was a British Asian pop act fronted by the singer Taz (Tarsame Singh Saini), formed in 1996 and known for the hits "I've Been Waiting" and "Laila".
Stereolab
Stereolab are a London-formed avant-pop band founded in 1991 by Tim Gane and Laetitia Sadier, fusing 1960s pop, Krautrock, and lounge music; albums include Peng! (1992), Dots and Loops (1997), and Instant Holograms on Metal Film (2025).
Stereophonics
Stereophonics, Welsh rock band formed 1992 in Cwmaman, Cynon Valley, by Kelly Jones, Richard Jones and Stuart Cable; formerly Tragic Love Company. Nine UK number-one albums, the single Dakota at number one, and the 2025 thirteenth album Make 'em Laugh, Make 'em Cry, Make 'em Wait.
Stereopony
Stereopony (ステレオポニー) was a three-piece Japanese pop-rock band from Okinawa, formed in 2007, known for anime tie-in singles like 'Hitohira no Hanabira', and dissolved in 2012.
Sterling Morrison
Sterling Morrison (Holmes Sterling Morrison Jr., 1942-1995) was a founding guitarist of the Velvet Underground, later earning a medieval studies doctorate and working as a Houston tugboat captain; distinct from other people named Morrison.
Stern Grove Festival
Stern Grove Festival is an admission-free summer concert series held Sundays at Sigmund Stern Recreation Grove in San Francisco, founded by Rosalie M. Stern in 1938.
Stevan Sekulic
Stevan Sekulic (Стеван Секулић) is a Serbian singer from Novi Sad who debuted in 2019 with "7 noći" and is known for singles like "Haljina" and "Takva kosa crna".
Steve Albini
Steve Albini (1962-2024), American recording engineer and musician, frontman of Big Black and Shellac, engineer of Nirvana's In Utero and Pixies' Surfer Rosa, founder of Chicago's Electrical Audio studio, known for refusing royalties and the credit 'Recorded by Steve Albini'.
Steve Albini discography
Steve Albini discography: the recorded output of the American engineer (1962–2024) and his bands Big Black, Rapeman, and Shellac, plus credits such as Surfer Rosa, Rid of Me, and In Utero, all recorded at flat fee.
Steve Angello
Steve Angello (Steve Josefsson Fragogiannis, born 1982, Athens) is a Swedish house DJ and producer, Size Records founder, Supermode member, and co-founder of Swedish House Mafia with Axwell and Sebastian Ingrosso, known for "Don't You Worry Child" and albums Wild Youth and Human.
Steve Aoki
Steve Aoki (Steven Hiroyuki Aoki, born 1977) is an American DJ, producer, and founder of Dim Mak Records, a two-time Grammy nominee known for electro house, cake-throwing festival shows, collaborations with BTS and Linkin Park, and the Neon Future and HiROQUEST albums.
Steve Augeri
Steve Augeri, American melodic rock singer, Journey lead vocalist 1998-2006 after Steve Perry; earlier Tall Stories founder and Tyketto's Shine singer; later solo artist with Seven Ways 'Til Sunday.
Steve Clark
Steve Clark (Stephen Maynard Clark, 1960-1991), "the Riffmaster", was the Def Leppard guitarist from Sheffield who joined in 1978, co-wrote Photograph and Switch 625, played on four albums including Pyromania and Hysteria, and died January 8, 1991 in London. Distinct from other musicians named Steve Clark.
Steve Cradock
Steve Cradock (Stephen John Cradock, born 1969) is the English lead guitarist of Britpop band Ocean Colour Scene and Paul Weller's band, also of The Specials, known for the Riverboat Song riff.
Steve Cropper
Steve Cropper (1941-2025), American guitarist, songwriter and producer; Stax Records founding guitarist of Booker T. & the M.G.'s, co-writer of Green Onions, Dock of the Bay, In the Midnight Hour, and Blues Brothers member.
Steve Earle
Steve Earle (born 1955), American singer-songwriter of Guitar Town and Copperhead Road; alt-country and Americana figure, three-time Grammy winner, Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame 2020, Grand Ole Opry inductee 2025.
Steve Ferrone
Steve Ferrone, born 1950 in Brighton, England, is a British drummer of the Average White Band (1974-1982) and Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers (1994-2017), plus sessions for Clapton, Duran Duran, Michael Jackson, and Slash.
Steve Gadd
Steve Gadd (Stephen Kendall Gadd, born 1945) is an American session drummer from Rochester, New York, known for Paul Simon's "Fifty Ways to Leave Your Lover", Steely Dan's Aja, Eric Clapton's band, and over 600 album credits.
Steve Gaines
Steve Gaines (1949-1977) was an Oklahoma-born guitarist, singer, and songwriter for Lynyrd Skynyrd, replacing Ed King in 1976; he co-wrote Street Survivors and died in the 1977 plane crash.
Steve Gibb
Steve Gibb names two guitarists: Stephen Thadeus Crompton Gibb (born 1973, London), Barry Gibb's eldest son, metal bassist/guitarist for Black Label Society, Crowbar and Saigon Kick; and a Scottish Inverness-born fingerstyle guitarist-composer with Broadway and solo-album careers; plus an AllMusic-listed country songwriter namesake.
Steve Gibbons (musician)
Steve Gibbons (born 1941, Harborne, Birmingham) is an English rock singer-songwriter, frontman of the Uglys, Balls, and the Steve Gibbons Band; his Chuck Berry cover "Tulane" was a UK Top 10 hit and Down in the Bunker (1978) his best-regarded album.
Steve Goodman
Steve Goodman (1948–1984), Chicago folk singer-songwriter who wrote "City of New Orleans" and "You Never Even Called Me by My Name"; distinct from the DJ Kode9, S.G. Goodman, and the MoMA artist Stephen Goodman. Died of leukemia at 36; posthumous Grammy for Unfinished Business.
Steve Hackett
Steve Hackett (born 1950), English guitarist, Genesis lead guitarist 1971–1977, pioneer of two-handed tapping, prolific solo artist with nearly 30 albums, projects GTR, Squackett, and The Roaring Waves, and ongoing Genesis Revisited touring.
Steve Harley
Steve Harley (Stephen Malcolm Ronald Nice, 1951-2024), English singer-songwriter, frontman of glam rock band Cockney Rebel; his 1975 UK No. 1 "Make Me Smile (Come Up and See Me)" sold about 1.5 million copies; later a BBC Radio 2 presenter.
Steve Harris (musician)
Steve Harris, born Stephen Percy Harris, is an English bassist and songwriter who founded Iron Maiden in 1975 and is the band's only constant member and principal songwriter.
Steve Harwell
Steve Harwell (Steven Scott Harwell, 1967-2023) was an American singer, co-founder and lead vocalist of Smash Mouth, voice of 'All Star' and 'Walkin' on the Sun,' died of liver failure in Boise, Idaho.
Steve Howe
Steve Howe (born 1947, Holloway, London) is an English guitarist of Yes since 1970 and Asia, also of Tomorrow and GTR, with a solo career from Beginnings (1975) to Guitarscape (2024).
Steve Jablonsky
Steve Jablonsky (born 1970) is an American film, TV, and video game composer, a Remote Control Productions alumnus best known for scoring all five Michael Bay Transformers films, plus Desperate Housewives and Peter Berg collaborations.
Steve Jansen
Steve Jansen (Stephen Ian Batt, born 1959) is an English drummer, composer, and producer; co-founder of new wave band Japan, later of Rain Tree Crow, JBK, Nine Horses, Medium Productions, and Exit North.