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Bella Bellow
Bella Bellow (Georgette Nafiatou Adjoavi Bellow) was a Togolese singer-songwriter, born in Tsévié in 1945, who became her country's defining female voice before dying in a road accident in 1973.
Bella ciao
Bella ciao ("Goodbye beautiful") is an Italian protest song, best known as the anti-fascist anthem of the Italian Resistance (1943–45). Origins are contested (mondine work song, Fior di tomba, klezmer Koilen); it became the Resistance hymn only in the 1960s and was revived by La casa de papel.
Bella Donna (album)
Bella Donna (album) is Stevie Nicks's 1981 debut solo album, produced by Jimmy Iovine on Modern Records, a Billboard 200 number 1 with "Stop Draggin' My Heart Around", "Edge of Seventeen", and "Leather and Lace", certified quadruple platinum. Distinct from the bugatti Fashion perfume and other artists named Bella Donna.
Bella Kay
Bella Kay (Bella K. Williams, b. 2006) is an American indie/alternative pop singer-songwriter from Texas, based in Orlando, signed to Atlantic Records; viral 2025 single "The Sick," Hot 100 No. 17 hit "iloveitiloveitiloveit," debut album My Reckless Abandon (2026).
Bella Ranee Campen
Bella Ranee Campen (ราณี แคมเปน) is a Thai-English actress, born in 1989, best known for playing Mae Ying Karakade in the 2018 period drama Love Destiny.
Bella Shmurda
Bella Shmurda (Abiola Ahmed Akinbiyi) is a Nigerian street-pop singer-songwriter from Ikorodu, Lagos, known for "Vision 2020" and "Cash App" and founder of the label Dangbana Republik.
Bella White
Bella White (Isabel Farley White) is a Canadian singer-songwriter from Calgary blending bluegrass, Americana, and country. Albums: Just Like Leaving (2020), Among Other Things (2023), A Sign In The Weather (2026), all on Rounder Records; "Burn Me Once" appears on The Hunger Games soundtrack.
BellaNaija
BellaNaija is a Nigerian lifestyle and entertainment media platform founded in 2006 by Uche Pedro and based in Lagos, known for documenting African weddings, fashion, and celebrity culture.
Belle (music)
Belle (벨) is the stage name of Shim Hye-won, a Korean-American singer who debuted in 2023 as main vocalist of the girl group KISS OF LIFE.
Belle and Sebastian
Belle and Sebastian, also styled Belle & Sebastian, are a Scottish indie pop band formed in Glasgow in 1996 around Stuart Murdoch, known for Tigermilk, If You're Feeling Sinister, and literate chamber pop.
Bellring Shoujo Heart
Bellring Shoujo Heart (BELLRING少女ハート) is a Japanese alternative idol group formed in Tokyo, known for psychedelic, rock-based songs performed in black sailor uniforms with wings.
Belly (band)
Belly is an American alternative rock band formed in 1991 by ex-Throwing Muses and Breeders member Tanya Donelly with Tom and Chris Gorman; the 1993 gold album Star, hit "Feed the Tree", and 1995's King distinguished it from other 1990s alternative acts.
Belly (rapper)
Belly (rapper): Ahmad Balshe, born 1984 in Jenin, West Bank; Palestinian-Canadian rapper from Ottawa behind The Revolution, Might Not, and Weeknd songwriting including Earned It. Not the Atlanta rapper Belly Gang Kushington.
Belly Gang Kushington
Belly Gang Kushington is the stage name of Victor Thomas, an Atlanta trap rapper from the Adamsville neighborhood who released his debut album The Streets Is Yours in 2025.
Beloved (Giveon album)
Beloved is the second studio album by GIVĒON, released in 2025. It is an orchestrated soul album drawing on the sound of the early 1970s, featuring 14 tracks.
Belters Only
Belters Only are an Irish dance and house music duo from Dublin, made up of the DJs and producers Bissett and Robbie G, best known for "Make Me Feel Good".
Belting (music)
Belting is a loud, speech-like singing technique in contemporary commercial music and musical theatre, chest-register dominant with closed quotient above 50%, first formant tuned to the second harmonic, elevated larynx, and a bright forward sound distinct from classical singing.
Beltran
Beltran is the professional name of Juliano Beltran, a Brazilian tech house DJ and producer from Bento Gonçalves, Brazil, whose 2022 single 'Smack Yo' reached number one on Beatport.
Bely y Beto
Bely y Beto are a Mexican children's entertainment duo from Monterrey, built by Belinda Treviño around Beto, a plush-like character she created and originally voiced.
Bemani
Bemani (ビーマニ) is the unified brand name for Konami Arcade Games' music games, derived from beatmania, the 1997 DJ rhythm game, and covering DanceDanceRevolution, beatmania IIDX, and SOUND VOLTEX.
Ben (Michael Jackson album)
Ben is Michael Jackson's second solo studio album, released on Motown in 1972. The title track, "Ben," was his first solo Hot 100 number-one single and earned an Academy Award nomination.
Ben (song)
"Ben" is a 1972 ballad by Walter Scharf and Don Black, sung by Michael Jackson for the film Ben; his first solo US No. 1, Golden Globe winner and Oscar nominee.
Ben Adams
Ben Adams (born 1981, Ascot, England) is a British singer-songwriter, lead singer of A1, solo artist behind "Sorry", the wolf "Keith" in Subwoolfer, and a musical theatre performer in Oslo.
Ben Bruce
Ben Bruce (Benjamin Paul Bruce) is the English guitarist who founded Asking Alexandria in Dubai in 2006, wrote its songs through eight albums, and left in January 2024; distinct from a Seattle singer-songwriter of the same name.
Ben Davis (singer)
Ben Davis (Benjamin Jay Davis, born 1975, Ames, Iowa) is an American Broadway baritone; distinct from the Welsh tenor Ben Davies (1858–1943), director Benjamin Davis, and singer Ben E. Davis. Tony Honor 2003 as Marcello in Baz Luhrmann's La Bohème; joins Hadestown as Hades in 2026.
Ben Del Maestro
Ben Del Maestro (Benedict Del Maestro), British soundtrack vocalist, featured soloist on The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003) and The Two Towers (2002); thin public record, credits from IMDb, AFI, Tunefind only.
Ben E. King
Ben E. King (Benjamin Earl Nelson, 1938–2015) was an American soul and R&B singer, lead vocalist of the Drifters on "There Goes My Baby" and solo star of "Stand By Me" and "Spanish Harlem".
Ben Folds
Ben Folds (Benjamin Scott Folds), American singer-songwriter and pianist from North Carolina, frontman of piano-pop trio Ben Folds Five and solo artist, known for "Brick," Rockin' the Suburbs, orchestral work with the NSO, and the Keys for Kids charity.
Ben Folds Five
Ben Folds Five (Ben Folds 5) was an American alternative rock trio from Chapel Hill, North Carolina, known for guitar-free piano rock and the 1997 hit "Brick".
Ben Gibbard
Ben Gibbard (born 1976, Bremerton, Washington) is an American singer-songwriter, frontman of Death Cab for Cutie and half of the Postal Service; his Give Up sold over a million copies and Transatlanticism and Plans defined 2000s indie rock.