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Bad Things (Machine Gun Kelly and Camila Cabello song)
"Bad Things" is a 2016 duet by rapper Machine Gun Kelly and singer Camila Cabello, released as a single that peaked at number four on the Billboard Hot 100.
Bad to the Bone
Bad to the Bone is a 1982 blues-rock song and album by George Thorogood & The Destroyers on Capitol Records, known for its Bo Diddley-derived riff, Muddy Waters rejection story, and iconic uses in Christine and Terminator 2.
Bad Witch
Bad Witch is Nine Inch Nails' ninth album, released June 22, 2018 on The Null Corporation as HALO 32. Six tracks, about 31 minutes, closing the trilogy with Not the Actual Events and Add Violence, featuring Reznor on saxophone and Bowie Blackstar influences.
Bad Wolves
Bad Wolves are an American hard rock and heavy metal band from Los Angeles formed in 2015, best known for their platinum cover of the Cranberries' "Zombie".
Bad, Bad Leroy Brown
"Bad, Bad Leroy Brown" is Jim Croce's 1973 story song from Life and Times, his only lifetime Billboard Hot 100 number one (July 21, 1973, two weeks), inspired by an AWOL Army National Guard acquaintance and famously covered by Frank Sinatra.
Bada (최성희) (singer)
Bada (바다), real name Choi Sung-hee (최성희), born 1980, is a South Korean singer and musical actress who led first-generation girl group S.E.S from 1997, went solo in 2003 with A Day of Renew, and won the 2009 Musical Awards Best Actress.
BadBadNotGood
BadBadNotGood (BBNG) is a Canadian instrumental jazz and hip-hop band from Toronto, founded in 2010 at Humber College; known for viral Odd Future covers, the Sour Soul album with Ghostface Killah, IV, Talk Memory, and the 2024 album Mid Spiral.
Baddi Doub
Baddi Doub (بدي دوب, "I Want to Melt Away") is the 1998 debut album by Lebanese singer Elissa, whose title song launched her career and topped Arab sales charts.
Bade Ghulam Ali Khan (बड़े गुलाम अली ख़ान)
Bade Ghulam Ali Khan (बड़े गुलाम अली ख़ान), 1902–1968, Hindustani classical vocalist of the Kasur-Patiala gharana, famed for thumri, the Sabrang compositions, and Mughal-e-Azam songs.
Baden Powell (guitarist)
Baden Powell (Baden Powell de Aquino, 1937-2000), Brazilian bossa nova guitarist and composer; partner of poet Vinicius de Moraes on Berimbau and Os Afro-Sambas; fused samba, jazz, and classical guitar; died in Rio de Janeiro in 2000.
Badfinger
Badfinger was a Welsh pop rock and power pop band formed in Swansea, signed to the Beatles' Apple Records, known for "Come and Get It" and "No Matter What."
Badlands (Halsey album)
Badlands is Halsey's debut studio album, released August 28, 2015: a dystopian concept album of electropop and dark pop, triple platinum, with every track RIAA certified, peaking at UK number 9.
Badly Drawn Boy
Badly Drawn Boy is the alias of English singer-songwriter Damon Gough (born 1969), whose 2000 debut The Hour of Bewilderbeast won the Mercury Prize and led to the acclaimed About a Boy soundtrack.
Badmotorfinger
Badmotorfinger (1991) is Soundgarden's third album, released on A&M the same day as Nirvana's Nevermind. Produced by Terry Date, first with bassist Ben Shepherd, it sold over two million copies and was Grammy-nominated for Best Metal Performance.
Badr Al-Ezzi
Badr Al-Ezzi (بدر العزي, also Bader Alezzi) is a sheilat singer of Yemeni origin based in Riyadh, third most-streamed artist in Saudi Arabia on Spotify in 2022.
Badshah (आदित्य प्रतीक सिंह सिसोदिया) (rapper)
Badshah (आदित्य प्रतीक सिंह सिसोदिया), born 1985, is Aditya Prateek Singh Sisodia, an Indian rapper of Hindi, Haryanvi and Punjabi songs, ex-Mafia Mundeer, known for "Saturday Saturday", "Paagal", Pentertainment 0075, and headlining London's O2.
Baduizm
Baduizm is Erykah Badu's debut album (Kedar/Universal, February 11, 1997), a jazz-, soul-, and hip-hop-infused record that defined neo-soul, debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200, went triple platinum, and won two Grammys including Best R&B Album.
Baek Ji-young (백지영)
Baek Ji-young (백지영, Baek Z Young), born 1976, is a South Korean singer who debuted in 1999 with Sorrow and "Seontaek", became famous with "Dash" (2000), reinvented herself as a ballad singer with "Sarang Anhae" (2006), and is known as the queen of drama OSTs.
Baekhyun (변백현)
Baekhyun (변백현, Byun Baek-hyun, born 1992) is a South Korean singer, main vocalist of EXO, EXO-CBX, and SuperM, and solo R&B artist under his label INB100; his EP Delight was the first solo album to earn Gaon triple platinum.
Bağlama
Bağlama (saz), the most common stringed instrument of Türkiye, an Anatolian long-necked lute with mulberry soundboard, tied frets, La-Re-Mi tuning, and central roles in Alevi ritual and the âşık minstrel tradition.
Bagpipes
Bagpipes: family of reed instruments with an air bag feeding a chanter and drones, mouth- or bellows-blown. Over 130 types worldwide, from Great Highland and uilleann pipes to gaita and gaida; continuous sound, no standard pitch.
Baha Men
Baha Men, Bahamian Junkanoo-pop band from New Providence formed in 1977 (originally High Voltage), best known for the Grammy-winning 2000 hit "Who Let the Dogs Out", a cover of Anslem Douglas's "Doggie" released on S-Curve, plus later albums and touring.
Bahaa Sultan
Bahaa Sultan (بهاء سلطان), born Bahaa Fathi Abdullah in 1972, is an Egyptian pop singer who rose to fame in the late 1990s and became one of Egypt's best-known 2000s stars.
Bahamas (musician)
Bahamas is the indie folk-rock project of Toronto-born, Finnish-descent singer-guitarist Afie Jurvanen, formerly a sideman for Feist; Juno-winning albums include Bahamas Is Afie, Earthtones, Sad Hunk, and Bootcut.
Bahati
Bahati, born Kevin Mbuvi Kioko in 1994, is a Kenyan singer who rose to fame as a gospel artist in Nairobi before crossing to secular Afro-pop.
Bahrain International Music Festival
The Bahrain International Music Festival is an annual October music festival in Bahrain, first held in 1992 and organized by the Bahrain Authority for Culture and Antiquities.
Bahrain Summer Festival
The Bahrain Summer Festival is an annual month-long festival of music, theater, and arts in Manama, organized by the Bahrain Authority for Culture and Antiquities, typically in July.
Bahram
Bahram (بهرام) is the stage name of Bahram Nouraei, an Iranian rapper and songwriter from Tehran who broke through in 2007 with a critical open letter to President Ahmadinejad.
Baía das Gatas Festival
The Baía das Gatas Festival, also known as Festival de Música da Baía das Gatas, is Cape Verde's largest music festival, held since 1984 on São Vicente.
Baiju Dharmajan
Baiju Dharmajan is an Indian guitarist from Kerala, best known as the longtime lead guitarist of the rock band Motherjane, whose sound fuses South Indian classical music with rock.