Julia Stone
Julia Stone live in Paris
Background information
Born	13 April, 1984 (age 28)
Origin	Sydney, Australia
Genres	Folk, blues, acoustic
Instruments	Vocals, guitar, trumpet, mandolin, piano
Years active	2010–present
Labels	EMI, Flock Music/PIAS, Nettwerk, Discograph
Associated acts	Angus & Julia Stone
Website	www.juliastonemusic.com

Julia Stone (born 13 April 1984) is an Australian singer and songwriter from the northern beaches of Sydney. Julia began playing the trumpet at an early age and was raised by parents who had both performed as a folk music duo.^[1] Her musical career began in 2006 known internationally as the sister half of the Aria award winning brother-sister duo, Angus & Julia Stone.

Angus & Julia Stone have released six EPs, a compilation and two albums since they began recording together in 2005. After five years spent touring as Angus & Julia Stone, Julia released her first solo album The Memory Machine in 2010. The Memory Machine was well received by fans and critics^[2] and has sold more than 12,000 copies in Australia and overseas.^[3] Angus & Julia’s most recent LP Down The Way debuted at number 1 in their native country and is now triple platinum.^[4] It was the highest-selling album by an Australian artist in 2010. and has since reached platinum status through their record company Discograph.^[5] The duo won ARIA Album of the Year and ARIA Single of the Year at the 2010 Australian Record Industry Awards.^[6] They also received number 1 position in the Triple J Hottest 100 for Big Jet Plane in 2011.^[7]

Despite reaching critical acclaim with Angus, Julia had initially embarked her musical journey with the idea of becoming a solo musician.^[8] On June 15, 2011, Julia sang backing vocals on the song ‘Do You Realize’ with The Flaming Lips and Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros at a sunrise concert at the Hollywood cemetery.^[9] In August 2011, Julia supported friend and collaborator, Doveman at shows in California and New York^[10]

Julia Stone will release her second solo album By The Horns simultaneously around the world in May. Stone says of the songs and temporarily parting with her brother Angus, “We had already been working on a new record together but it didn’t feel right… I was thinking ‘I’ll make it now and we’ll figure out what happens when it happens’.^[11] “Then Angus and I were talking on the phone and he’d been working on more stuff on his own as well and we both just agreed - we were both in the same place, ready to put together a collection of our own songs.” The album was composed in California, refined in France and sculpted in Australia and India.^[12]

After originally being released in 2010, Julia's song "You're the One that I Want" has been featured on UK and Irish television channel, Sky (UK and Ireland)'s promotional commercial. The track has also entered the UK iTunes charts after airing on the commercial.^[13]

Discography[link]

The Memory Machine (2010)[link]

1. This Love
2. My Baby
3. Winter On The Weekend
4. The Memory Machine
5. Catastrophe!
6. Maybe
7. Lights Inside This Dream
8. What’s Wrong With Me
9. Horse With The Wings
10. Where Does The Love Go
11. Chloe’s Song (iTunes exclusive bonus track)
12. Where Does The Love Go – Live (iTunes exclusive bonus track)

Let's Forget All The Things That We Say EP (2012)[link]

1. Let’s Forget All The Things That We Say
2. Tell Her A Story
3. Take Me Home
4. The Shit That They’re Feeding You

By The Horns (2012)[link]

1. Let’s Forget All The Things That We Say
2. Bloodbuzz Ohio
3. It’s All Okay
4. I’m Here, I’m Not Here
5. Justine
6. Break Apart
7. With The Light
8. I Want To Live Here
9. By The Horns
10. The Line That Ties Me
11. Some How (Bonus track)
12. The River (iTunes exclusive bonus track)
13. I'm a Liar (7" vinyl bonus track)
14. Here For The Night (Deluxe edition bonus track)

Videos[link]

The Memory Machine[link]

• “Maybe” – Directed by M. J. Haydon

By The Horns[link]

• “Let’s Forget All The Things That We Say” – Directed by Jessie Hill
• “It’s All Okay” – Directed by Kiku Ohe
• “By the Horns” - Directed by Jessie Hill

Television and Film[link]

"My Baby"[link]

• One Tree Hill Season 8, Episode 13 – The Other Half of Me^[14]

This Love & I'll Be Waiting[link]

• The Waiting City

"Love Will Take You" (Angus & Julia Stone)[link]

• Twilight Breaking Dawn Part 1^[15]

References[link]

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Morgan Page
Background information
Birth name	Morgan Wolf Page
Born	(1981-05-31) May 31, 1981 (age 31) Burlington, Vermont, United States
Genres	Progressive House, Electro, House, Tech-House, Midtempo, Downtempo, Breaks
Occupations	DJ, electronic musician, Producer
Instruments	synthesizers, keyboards, drum machine, music sequencer, guitar
Years active	1999-present
Labels	Nuance Recordings Nettwerk Music Group
Associated acts	Tegan and Sara, Lissie, Deadmau5, Tyler James, Matthew Wasley, Camila Grey / Uh Huh Her, Jan Burton, Angela McCluskey / Télépopmusik, Natalie Walker, Samantha James, Matt Albert, David Garcia, Gregory Shiff, Astrid Suryanto
Website	www.morgan-page.com/
Notable instruments
Minimoog Voyager, Dave Smith Prophet 08, Yamaha Motif, Pro Tools HD, Ableton Live, Logic, Allen & Heath Xone 4D, Sennheiser HD1 DJ Headphones, Mogami cables, Prism converters, plugins by Sound Toys, Waves, Izotope, Antares

Morgan Page is an American progressive house and electro house DJ from Los Angeles. His most widely recognized tracks are "The Longest Road", "Fight for You" and "In the Air". Morgan has received two Grammy nominations; a personal nomination for best remix with Nadia Ali and in 2009 his song was nominated for best remix (The Longest Road – Deadmau5 Remix). Page is signed to Nettwerk Records worldwide.

History[link]

Morgan Page was born in 1981, in Burlington, Vermont, and went to Champlain Valley Union High School. Originally signed to the now defunct Fiji Recordings in 1999, Page went on to record for John Digweed's Bedrock label, Satoshi Tomiie's SAW imprint, Force Tracks, and Nordic Trax. Prior to graduating from high school, Page did a weekly show at WRUV 90.1 FM in Burlington, Vermont, then worked as a DJ and station manager at WERS 88.9 FM at Emerson College in Boston, where he attended school. In addition to his original productions, Page has remixed Nadia Ali, Regina Spektor, Madonna, Katy Perry, Meiko, Adam Lambert, Greg Laswell Ashley Tisdale, Nelly Furtado, Stevie Nicks, The B-52s, T. Rex, Uh Huh Her, Tegan and Sara, Coldplay, Korn, Wax Poetic feat. Norah Jones, The Submarines, Jeffree Star and Camila Grey.

Page's album "Believe" was released on February 23, 2010. The first single, "Fight For You," made a big impact on the charts, and was supported in live sets from artists such as Tiesto, Armin van Buuren, Above and Beyond, Dave Dresden, and Hernan Cattaneo. "Fight For You" charted at #6 on AOL's Top 10 Dance Tracks of 2009, and is also featured as a free themed track on the iPod Touch/iPhone application Tap Tap Revenge 3. The second single, a Pete Yorn cover titled "Strange Condition," was released on January 26, 2010. The third and final single "I've Had Friends" (a co production with Dave Dresden featuring vocals by Jan Burton) was released on November 9, 2010. The music video for I've Had Friends was premiered by MTV in 2010.

The title "The Longest Road" has been sampled by Jay Sean and Birdman in the song "Written on Her," in 2010.

Page's remix work brought him to the attention of Canadian acts Tegan and Sara, and lead to the production of two tracks on Page's new effort "In the Air". One of these two tracks was the second single from the album, called "Body Work". "In the Air" was released April 3rd, 2012.

Discography[link]

Albums[link]

• 2002: Drifting Into View - Nordic Trax
• 2005: Cease and Desist - Self-released
• 2008: Elevate - Nettwerk
• 2010: Believe - Nettwerk
• 2012: In The Air - Nettwerk

Single[link]

• 2012: Body Work (ft. Tegan and Sara)

Remixes[link]

• Home & Garden - "Innocent" (Morgan Page Remix) [Nordic Tax, Canada]
• Wax Poetic - "Angels" (Morgan Page Remixes) [Mother Tongue, US]
• Nigel Hayes - "Que Pasa" (Morgan Page Remix) [Contrast, US]
• Terry Lee Brown Jr. - "Ocean of Joy" (Morgan Page Remix) [Plastic City, Germany]
• Dvorak - "Symphony No.9" (Morgan Page Remix) [Groove Gravy, US]
• Niko Bellotto - "Love For You" (Morgan Page Remix) [Tangent Beats, Sweden]
• ADNY - There I Go Again (Morgan Page Remixes) [Court Square Recordings,US]
• Jay West - "The Way" (Morgan Page Remix) [Spleen, Canada]
• Lost Daze - "Illusions" (David Garcia & Morgan Page Remix) [Dazed, US]
• Richard Vision - "Automatic" (David Garcia & Morgan Page Remix)
• Taxi Doll - "Waiting" (David Garcia & Morgan Page Remix) [Taxi Doll Music, US]
• Coldplay - "White Shadows" (Morgan Page Bootleg Remix) [White]
• Tegan & Sara - "Walking With a Ghost" (Morgan Page Bootleg Remix) [White]
• Imogen Heap - "Hide & Seek" (Morgan Page Bootleg Remix) [White]
• Sam Phillips - "If I Could Write" (Morgan Page Bootleg Remix) [White]
• The Kills - "Good Ones" (Morgan Page Bootleg Remix) [White]
• Hiperboreal - "Tijuana For Dummies" (Morgan Page Bootleg Remix) [White]
• David Bowie - "New Killer Star" (Morgan Page Bootleg Remix) [White]
• Men, Women, and Children - "Dance In My Blood" [Warner Bros, US]
• Ashlee Simpson - "Boyfriend" (Garcia & Page Remix) [Geffen, US]
• Dengue Fever - "Sleepwalking Through The Mekong" (Morgan Page Remix)
• The Lovemakers - "Falling Apart" (Garcia & Page Remix) [Geffen, US]
• The Submarines - "Brighter Discontent" (Morgan Page Downtempo Remix)
• The Submarines - "Peace and Hate" (Morgan Page Remix) [Nettwerk, US]
• Leigh Nash - "Nervous In The Light of Dawn" (Morgan Page Remix) [Nettwerk, US]
• Leigh Nash - "My Idea of Heaven" (Morgan Page Remix) [Nettwerk, US]
• Marcus Schulz – “Without You Near” (Morgan Page Remix) [Coldharbour]
• Wasley, Micali, and Ajami - "Set You Free" (Morgan Page Remix)
• David Garcia ft. Jay Walker - "Too Good" (Morgan Page Remix)
• Shine - "Ashbury" (Morgan Page Downtempo Remix) [Shine, France]
• Shine - "One Day" (Morgan Page Remix) [Shine, France]
• Bitter:Sweet - "Dirty Laundry" (Morgan Page Remix) [Quango, US]
• Crystal Fake – “Menofake” (Morgan Page Remix) [Force Tracks, Germany]
• Crystal Fake – “Hot Crystal” (Morgan Page Remix) [Force Tracks, Germany]
• Stefy – “Chelsea” (Morgan Page Remix) [Wind-Up, US]
• Jets Overhead – “All The People” (Morgan Page Remix) [White]
• Jiva - "Waking Water" (Morgan Page Remix)
• Ultra Naté – “Love's the Only Drug” (Morgan Page Remix) [Tommy Boy, US]
• Rubikon – “A Thing Called Love” (Morgan Page Remix) [Substream, Sweden]
• Kaskade - "Be Still" (Morgan Page Bootleg Remix) [White]
• Under - "Under" (Morgan Page Remix) [Thump, US]
• High Spies - "This Time" (David Garcia & Morgan Page Remix) [Solmatic, US]
• Leela James – “Good Time” (Morgan Page Remix) [Warner Bros, US]
• Nelly Furtado – “Maneater” (David Garcia & Morgan Page Remix) [Geffen, US]
• Cazwell -"Watch My Mouth" (Morgan Page Remix) [Peace Bisquit, US]
• Jody Watley - "I Want Your Love" (Morgan Page Remix) [Avitone, US]
• Ultra Naté – “Automatic” (Morgan Page Remix) [Tommy Boy, US]
• Isabel Guzman - "Lovesong" (Morgan Page Remix) [Lights Out! Sweden]
• Delerium - "Angelicus" (Morgan Page Remix) [Nettwerk, US]
• Soda Inc - "Night Fever" (Morgan Page Remix) [Plastic City, Germany]
• The New Yorker - "Escalator" (Morgan Page Remix) [Complex, US]
• Jenny Owen Youngs - "F**k Was I" (Morgan Page Remix) [Nettwerk, US]
• Risque - "Do You Believe In Heaven" (Morgan Page Remix) [Substream, Sweden]
• Dolores O’Riordan - "Ordinary Day" (Morgan Page Remix) [Sanctuary, US/UK]
• Stevie Nicks - "Stand Back" (Morgan Page Remix) [Warner Bros, US]
• Kamera - "Lies" (Morgan Page Remix) [Nettwerk]
• Megan McCauley - "Tap That" (Morgan Page Remix) [Wind Up Records]
• Angie Stone - "Baby" (Morgan Page Remix) [Concord Records]
• Ashley Tisdale - "He Said She Said" (Morgan Page Remix) [Warner Bros, US]
• Tegan & Sara - "Back In Your Head" (Morgan Page Remix) [Warner Bros, US]
• Kudu - "Bar Star" (Morgan Page Remix) [Twisted]
• Tim Davison - "Deliver Me" (Morgan Page Remix) [Rapid Response Recordings]
• Uh Huh Her - "Not A Love Song" (Morgan Page Remix) [Nettwerk]
• Alanis Morissette - "Underneath" (Morgan Page Remix) [Warner Bros]
• Natalie Walker - "Over & Under" (Morgan Page Remix) [Dorado]
• Carmen Rizzo feat. Jem - "Ecouter" (Morgan Page Remix) [Electrofone]
• Katy Perry - " I Kissed a Girl" (Morgan Page Remix) [Capitol]
• West Indian Girl - "Blue Wave" (Morgan Page Remix) [Milan]
• Dengue Fever - "Sni Bong" (Morgan Page Remix) [M80 Music]
• Raygun - "The Sound Of Words" (Morgan Page Remix) [Zero-G Sound]
• Jean F. Cochois - "Electronique Love" (Morgan Page Remix) [Elektroluxe]
• Nigel Hayes - "Que Pasa" (Morgan Page Remix) [Contrast]
• Korn - "Evolution" (Morgan Page Remix) [The Firm]
• Miguel Bose - "Hacer Por Hacer" (Morgan Page Remix)
• T Rex - "20th Century Boy" (Morgan Page Remix) [Imperial]
• Escape Club - "Wild Wild West" (Morgan Page Remix) [Central Station]
• B-52s - "Juliet of the Spirits" (Morgan Page Remix) [Astalwerks]
• Sunny Levine - "Daylight" (Morgan Page Remix) [Quango]
• Madonna - "Miles Away" (Morgan Page Remix) [Warner]
• Lal Meri - "Bad Things" (Morgan Page Remix) [Six Degrees]
• Steve Forest vs. Chriss Ortega - "Modern Times" (Morgan Page Remix) [Strictly Rhythm]
• The Submarines - "Brightest Hour" (Morgan Page Remix) [Nettwerk]
• Ran Shani - Randomized (Morgan Page Remix)
• Andy Caldwell - Black Diamond Sky (Morgan Page Remixes)
• Carolina Liar - Show Me What I'm Looking For (Morgan Page Unreleased Mix)
• Jason Mraz - Make It Mine (Morgan Page Remix)
• Jeffree Star - Prisoner (Morgan Page Full Vox Remix)
• La Roux - Bulletproof (Morgan Page Remix)
• Mozez - Signs Of Happiness (Morgan Page Midtempo Remix)
• ONO - I'm Not Getting Enough (Morgan Page Remixes)
• Regina Spektor - Fidelity (Morgan Page Unreleased Mix)
• Shelley Harland - Wonder (Morgan Page Remix)
• The Latin Project - Musica De La Noche (Morgan Page Remix)
• The Temper Trap - Sweet Disposition (Morgan Page Remix)
• Dresden & Johnston vs. John Debo feat. Mezo Riccio - Keep Faith (Morgan Page Remixes)
• Florence + The Machine - Cosmic Love (Morgan Page Bootleg Remix)
• Lifehouse - Halfway Gone (Morgan Page Remixes)
• Matt Alber - End Of The World (Morgan Page Pop Mix Extended)
• Pawel Kobak & Niko Bellotto - Love For You (Morgan Page Remix)
• Tegan and Sara - Alligator (Morgan Page Remix)
• Temposhark - Threads (Morgan Page Remixes)
• Tom Geiger - Empty Girl (Morgan Page Remix)
• Nadia Ali - Fantasy
• Adam Lambert - If I Had You (Morgan Page Extended Remix)
• HIM - The Foreboding Sense of Impending Happiness (Morgan Page Remix)

Awards and nominations[link]

Grammy Awards[link]

International Dance Music Awards[link]

References[link]

• Morgan Page news page [1]
• Billboard.com - Hot Dance Clubplay [2]
• Billboard.com - Hot Dance Airplay [3]
• Grammy Nominations [4]
• All music [5]
• Discogs: [6]

External links[link]

• Official website
• Morgan Page on Myspace
• Morgan Page at Allmusic
• Morgan Page discography at Discogs

Old Crow Medicine Show
Performing at Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival in San Francisco, October 2004.
Background information
Origin	Ithaca, New York
Genres	Alternative country, Bluegrass
Years active	1998–present
Labels	Nettwerk ATO Records
Associated acts	Gillian Welch and David Rawlings, Mumford & Sons, The Felice Brothers, Justin Townes Earle, The Hackensaw Boys
Website	Official Site
Members
Ketch Secor Critter Fuqua Kevin Hayes Morgan Jahnig Gill Landry Cory Younts
Past members
Ben Gould Matt Kinman Willie Watson

Old Crow Medicine Show is a folk band based in Nashville, Tennessee. Their music has been called bluegrass, Americana, and alt-country. Along with original songs, the band performs many pre-World War II blues and folk songs. They have been recording since 1998.