Jungle music can mean:

Drum and bass, a form of rave music that has bassline and drum influence, but does not contain much influence from the "Amen break"

Oldschool jungle, an electronic music style specific to the rave scene in the early to mid 1990s

Ragga jungle, a musical subgenre characterized by ragga vocals

A racial slur, used primarily in the 1950s and 1960s to describe African-American influenced music as "noise" and "primitive"

Category:Electronic music genres

Name	Danny Holle
Names	(The) Damaja
Birth place	Seymour, Indiana (born October 3, 1977)
Name	Hollie, Daniel
Date of birth	year=1979
Place of birth	Seymour, Indiana

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Name	Sheek Louch
Background	solo_singer
Birth name	Sean Divine Jacobs
Alias
Born	November 09, 1976 Brooklyn, New York, U.S.
Genre	Hip hop
Occupation	Rapper
Years active	1995 - present
Label	D-Block Records, Ruff Ryders, Real Talk Ent., Def Jam Recordings
Associated acts	The LOX, Styles P, Jadakiss, Bun B

Sean Divine Jacobs, better known as Sheek Louch (also known as Donnie Def Jam and "Donnie G"), is an African American rapper and member of The LOX.

Personal Life and Career

Very few rappers embody the true essence of hardcore hip-hop the way Sheek Louch does so effortlessly. “I’m in the best shape of my life,” he says confidently. “Stronger, faster, like, ‘Bionic Man’!” Having earned his stripes as 1/3 of The LOX, as well as a proven solo artist, the Yonkers-native is respected as one of the best to ever do it when it comes to consistently making quality, street-approved music. Whether spitting alongside the Notorious B.I.G. on classics like “It's All About the Benjamins,” ripping infinite mixtape instrumentals with Jadakiss and Styles P, or breaking into radio with hit records like “Good Love,” Sheek always sounds as confident as a veteran, and as hungry as the underdog.

Growing up an only child in Yonkers, NY, a young Sheek learned to grind watching his mother work hard to earn a masters degree, while still making time to help him with his math homework. He was inspired to rhyme around the age of 12, by his man Jada. “Me and Kiss used to always stay at our grandmothers’ houses in Yonkers, and Kiss was always rappin, and I just tried it and we became like a group. Then Styles came… and that’s how it started.” Thanks to a powerful plug from up-n-coming queen of R&B; soul Mary J. Blige, the trio would soon find themselves a part of a then burgeoning Bad Boy Records. The group became instant hood favorites with the release of the album Money, Power, Respect.

After that, they parted ways [less than amicably] with Puff, and joined fellow Y-O family member DMX with the Ruff Ryders camp. Causing a frenzy with their next album, We Are the Streets, the group solidified their hardcore image and both Jada and Styles broke out as critically-respected soloists. Meanwhile, Sheek, an aspiring entrepreneur, began working on their D-Block brand, building a studio, and looking for fresh, hungry young talent. “I’ve always been had artist slash entrepeneur role,” he explains proudly. “I built a studio. I done opened a D-Block car wash, a D-Block Fitteds…all in Yonkers.”

All that hard work eventually paid off, and Sheek finally released his own solo debut Walk witt Me independently through their newly founded D-Block Records. Showing off a good head for business, and an even better ear for beats, Sheek surprised fans and critics alike with his solid effort. The dedicated lyricist would continue to go hard on mixtapes, on the internet, and even the radio, slowly and steadily building his up his brand.

Discography

Albums

Singles

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References

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Name	Professor Green
Background	solo_singer
Birth name	Stephen Paul Manderson
Born	November 27, 1983
Origin	Hackney, London, England
Instrument	Vocals
Genre	Grime, Hip Hop
Occupation	Rapper, Songwriter
Years active	2006–present
Label	Virgin
Associated acts	Ed Drewett, Lily Allen, Example, The Streets, Game, Labrinth, Emeli Sandé, Johnny Truant, Adam Deacon, Tinchy Stryder, Tinie Tempah, Devlin, Giggs, Chipmunk, The Saturdays, Fink, The ThundaCatz
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Stephen Paul Manderson (born 27 November 1983, Hackney, London, England), better known by his stage name Professor Green is a British rapper. He was signed to The Beats, a record label run by Mike Skinner and Ted Mayhem, until 12 February 2008, as the label went under. He won the inaugural JumpOff MySpace £50,000 battle rap tournament in July 2008. In 2009, Manderson worked with Lily Allen on her 2009 concert tour.

In 2006, at the age of 23, he released his first mixtape, Lecture #1. After his first record label, The Beats went under he produced on his own an EP called The Green EP. But after he toured with Lily Allen he was signed to Virgin Records and released "I Need You Tonight", based around INXS's "Need You Tonight" through the label. He also joined up with Lily Allen in "Just Be Good To Green" which is based around The SOS Band's "Just Be Good to Me".

Green released his debut album, Alive Till I'm Dead, on 19 July 2010, which features guest vocals from Lily Allen, Emeli Sandé, Fink and Labrinth.

He toured with the American rapper, The Game in London.

Early life

Manderson was born and raised in Hackney, East London, in a tower block in a rough area which he often talks about.

He was raised by his grandmother Patricia, from the age of one until around 15 years of age.

At the age of 15 he moved in with one of his aunts in central London. He stayed with her for two years along with his cousins Amy Shirley and Jack Shirley and he has said before how they are the only family he has left. His father, Peter, committed suicide in 2008 in Brentwood, Essex. Green has stated before though how he feels his father's death has made him a better person, saying: "I'd had a turbulent relationship with my dad. He was always in and out of my life and I was raised by my grandmother Patricia. Mum, who had me at 16, was there for the most part but my grandmother was the most influential. I last saw my dad alive on my 18th birthday. He came over to see me but after that we just stopped talking. There was no real reason. He hanged himself and I had to go and identify the body in the morgue."

Manderson said he "fell in to rapping accidentally" as he was at a party at a friends house, where everyone was free-styling, and he got put on the spot and he said it worked for him. He then started battling in competitions.He started off at lyric pad, and then moved on to JumpOff.

2010-present: Alive Till I'm Dead

He confirmed his debut album's title was "Alive Till I'm Dead" on his official MySpace. The first single off the album is produced by The ThundaCatz and called "I Need You Tonight", which was released on 12 April 2010. It samples the 1987 hit from INXS 'Need You Tonight'. It peaked at #3 in the UK, and #15 in Ireland. The single was also certificated silver status in the United Kingdom as well. He released his second single 'Just Be Good to Green', on 11 July 2010 in the UK. The single features british singer Lily Allen. It became a top 5 hit in the UK, a top 20 hit in Ireland and on the European Hot 100 Singles. It also peaked at #32 in New Zealand and #49 in Australia. The song samples 'Just Be Good To Me' by the SOS Band.

His album was released a week later, and peaked at #2 in the United Kingdom and #18 in Ireland. He released 'Monster' as the third single from the album. The track features UK rapper Example. Released on October 3, 2010 the single became a top 30 hit on the UK Singles Chart. His album has been certificated Gold with sales of over 100,000 in the United Kingdom.

On 10th September 2010, Professor Green joined Lily Allen on stage at Wembley Stadium whilst supporting Muse, to perform her number one hit 'Smile', and 'Just Be Good To Green'.

On 19 October 2010 Manderson released the video for his next single 'Jungle' which features Maverick Sabre. It was released on January 3 2011 and reached #33 in the UK Singles Chart.

Oh My God, featuring Labrinth is said to be the next single from the album.

Professor Green confirmed his 2nd album would be called The Myth, and said the album's first single is to be titled "Read All About It", a song of which that he is currently performing during his tour. He confirmed in an interview on December 15 that his second album will be released in August 2011. Green also confirmed that he will be touring with N-Dubz in 2011.

Twitter feud with Wiley

On 8 December 2010, a feud erupted on social networking site Twitter between Green and fellow grime artist Wiley. The argument arose when Wiley said that Green would not exist if it weren't for the success of American rapper Eminem, adding that he himself was a superior artist to Green. In retribution Green responded by saying '"I will always be a fan, but that's not to say I won't s**t all over you. It's not a problem for me." This then escalated into a larger argument before Green attempted to defuse the situation, to little avail.

Discography

Albums

EPs

The Green EP (2008)

Mixtapes

Lecture #1 (2006)

Singles

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As a featured guest

Music videos

Awards and nominations

'''BT Digital Music Awards 2010

* Breakthrough Artist of the Year – Won

* Best Newcomer – Nominated

'''MTV Europe Music Awards 2010

* Best Push Act – Nominated

'''MOBO Awards 2010

* Best Newcomer – Nominated

* Best Song - I Need You Tonight - Nominated

* Best Hip Hop/Grime Act - Won

'''MP3 Awards 2010

* Radio/ Charts/ Downloads - Just Be Good To Green – Pending

'''Urban Music Awards 2010

* Best Newcomer – Nominated

* Best Hip-Hop Act – Nominated

* Best Song - I Need You Tonight – Nominated

References

External links

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Name	Johnny Clegg
Background	solo_singer
Birth name	Jonathan Clegg
Alias	Johnny CleggLe Zoulou Blanc
Born	June 07, 1953
Origin	Rochdale, Lancashire, England
Instrument	Vocal, guitar, concertina
Genre	Mbaqanga, Afro-pop
Years active	1980-
Label	Capitol Records
Associated acts	Juluka, Savuka
Url	johnnyclegg.com
Past members	Sipho Mchunu(Juluka, Dudu Mntowaziwayo Ndlovu(Savuka)

Jonathan "Johnny" Clegg (born 7 June 1953) is a musician from South Africa, who has recorded and performed with his bands Juluka and Savuka. Sometimes called Le Zoulou Blanc ("The White Zulu"), he is an important figure in South African popular music history, with songs that mix Zulu with English lyrics, and African with various Western European (such as Celtic) music styles.

Early life and career

Clegg was born in Bacup, near Rochdale, Lancashire, to an English father and Rhodesian mother. Already in his youth, Johnny Clegg, a white, English-speaking person with what he called a "secular Jewish" upbringing in the UK, Israel, Rhodesia (present-day Zimbabwe), Zambia, and South Africa, became interested in Zulu street music and took part in traditional Zulu dance competitions.

As a young man, in the early stages of his musical career, he combined his music with the study of anthropology, a subject which he also taught for a while at the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, where he was influenced, among others, by the work of David Webster, a social anthropologist who was assassinated in 1989.

Clegg formed the first racially mixed South African band, Juluka, with gardener and Zulu musician Sipho Mchunu. Because it was illegal for racially mixed bands to perform in South Africa during the apartheid era, their first album Universal Men received no air play on the state owned SABC, but it became a word-of-mouth hit.

Juluka's / Clegg's music was both implicitly and explicitly political; not only was the fact of the success of the band (which openly celebrated African culture in a bi-racial band) a thorn in the flesh of a political system based on racial separation, the band also produced some explicitly political songs. For example, the album "Work for All" (which includes a song with the same title) picked up on South African trade union slogans in the mid-80's. Even more explicit was the later Savuka album Third World Child in 1987, with songs like "Asimbonanga" ("We haven't seen him"), which called for the release of Nelson Mandela, and which called out the names of three representative martyrs of the South African liberation struggle - Steve Biko, Victoria Mxenge, and Neil Aggett.

As a result, Clegg and other band members were arrested several times and concerts routinely broken up.

Successes

Juluka were able to tour in Europe, and had two platinum and five gold albums, becoming an international success. Juluka was disbanded in 1986, when Mchunu was asked by his father to return home to look after the family cattle, although Mchunu made some solo recordings afterwards. Clegg went on to form his second inter-racial band, Savuka, continuing to blend African music with European, especially Celtic, influences. The Savuka albums Shadow Man (which sold 250,000 copies within a week after its release went on to sell more than 1,000,000 copies in France alone), and "Cruel Crazy, Beautiful World" were dealing with more romantic topics, including "Cruel Crazy Beautiful World", where a father gives a message to his son, "Dela" where the essence of love is explored, and more politically focused songs, such as "Warsaw 1943" and "One (Hu)'man one vote" which go back to political messages. Third World Child and Shadow Man occupied 1st and 2nd position respectively in France and became the most successful foreign band in France and Shadow Man topped the charts in Montréal, Québec, Canada.

Johnny Clegg and his band often make an international tour during May–August (South African winter). However, the tours are usually limited to France and surrounding countries. In June 2004, Johnny Clegg toured North America for the first time in over eight years, doing 22 concerts in one month. Even though they had no albums for sale in North America during those eight years, and no significant media coverage, they filled most of their venues.

Clegg returned to North America with his band in July 2005, with dates booked throughout the U.S. and Canada. His new album One Life was remixed at Real World Studios in Bath, England, and released on October 30, 2006 in the UK.

In 2008 Clegg's son, Jesse Clegg, displaying a style markedly different from that of his father, released his debut album called "When I Wake Up". As a rock musician the younger Clegg has quickly built up a following, with the album being nominated for two South African Music Awards.

Johnny Clegg will tour Europe and North America in 2011

Recognition

Johnny Clegg was awarded the Chevalier des Arts et Lettres (Knight of Arts and Letters) by the French Government in 1991.

In 2004, he was voted 23rd in the SABC3's Great South Africans.

In 2007, Clegg received an honorary doctorate in music from the University of the Witwatersrand.

Bibliography

Discography

Albums

Studio albums

1977: World Network 9 (Duo Juluka / Ladysmith Black Mambazo, released 1992)

1979: Universal Men (Juluka)

1981: African Litany (Juluka)

1982: Ubuhle Bemvelo (Juluka)

1982: Scatterlings of Africa (Juluka)

1983: Work For All (Juluka)

1984: Stand Your Ground (Juluka)

1984: Musa Ukungilandela (Juluka)

1984: The International Tracks (Juluka)

1985: Third World Child (solo version) (Johnny Clegg)

1987: Third World Child (Savuka)

1988: Shadow Man (Savuka)

1990: Cruel, Crazy Beautiful World (Savuka)

1993: Heat, Dust And Dreams (Savuka)

1997: Crocodile Love / Ya Vuka Inkunzi (Juluka)

1998: Le Rock Zoulou de Johnny Clegg & Sipho Mchunu

2002: New World Survivor (Johnny Clegg)

2006: Heart of the Dancer (Johnny Clegg)

2006: One Life (Johnny Clegg)

2010: ''Human (album) (Johnny Clegg)

Live albums

1986: The Good Hope Concerts

1994: Live And Rarities (Savuka)

2003: A South African Story - Live At The Nelson Mandela Theatre (Johnny Clegg)

2003: Best of Live (Johnny Clegg)

DVD

2003: Live! and more...

2006: Johnny Clegg Live at the Nelson Mandela Theatre

2010: Johnny Clegg 30th Anniversary Concert at Emmarentia Dam (in production)

Soundtracks

1992: The Power of One (Johnny Clegg)

References

External links

Official Website

Official Johnny Clegg community site

World Music Central biography

Scatterlings: a fan-run Yahoo-group that discusses various aspects of Johnny Clegg and his music

In My African Dream: the Johnny Clegg Discography, and more...

Magazine article (1990) on Johnny Clegg and how his work was shaped by the South Africa context

Newspaper article looking back at the first Juluka album 21 years after it was released

Newspaper article about new album 'One Life'

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Allee Willis is an American songwriter, artist, set designer, multimedia artist, writer, collector and director.

Overview

In 1995 Willis was nominated for an Emmy for her #1 hit, “I'll Be There For You”, the theme from Friends, one of the best selling television themes of all time. In 1985 she won a Grammy for Best Soundtrack for Beverly Hills Cop. Her songs have sold over 50,000,000 records, including “September” and “Boogie Wonderland” by Earth, Wind & Fire, “Neutron Dance” by the Pointer Sisters, “What Have I Done To Deserve This?” by Pet Shop Boys with Dusty Springfield, and “Lead Me On” by Maxine Nightingale. Willis has collaborated with hundreds of leading artists and composers from all fields of music, including Bob Dylan, James Brown, Herbie Hancock, Deniece Williams and Motown legend Lamont Dozier. She co-authored the Broadway musical version of “The Color Purple”, based on the Pulitzer Prize winning book by Alice Walker and film by Steven Spielberg, which opened on Broadway at the Broadway Theater on December 1, 2005, and continues on national tour.

In September, 2009, Willis opened The Allee Willis Museum Of Kitsch,  a virtual museum and social network at AWMoK.com built around Willis' world renowned collection as well as user submissions that Willis curates.

Willis is also an accomplished artist, selling thousands of paintings, sculptures, ceramics and furniture designs, many with her alter-ego, Bubbles the artist. In 1999, Bubbles and Willis collaborated with Lily Tomlin to build lilytomlin.com, a non-linear exploration of Tomlin's Tony-winning show, The Search For Signs Of intelligent Life In the Universe. Willis and Bubbles video, "It's A Woman Thang" was named an Official Honoree in the viral category of the 2008 Webby Awards. As early as 1992, Willis was one of the first pop artists to have a presence in cyberspace, developing willisville, a prototype for a visual collaborative social network and story-driven online world that linked to all traditional pop media and mobile devices. Willis also consulted for various technology and entertainment companies throughout the 1990s including America Online, Microsoft, Silicon Graphics, Fox, Warner Bros., Disney and Intel, who also funded the partial development of willisville. In 1997, she addressed the U.S. House of Representatives Judiciary Subcommittee on Courts and Intellectual Property regarding artist rights in cyberspace.

History

Willis grew up in Detroit, Michigan and graduated from Mumford High School; she would later earn a degree in Journalism from the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Willis then made her way to New York and became a copywriter for Columbia and Epic Records; writing liner notes, print ads and radio commercials for the label's female and black acts — many of whom she went on to write songs for. She recorded an album of the first ten songs she ever wrote, “Childstar”, on Epic Records and was discovered by Bonnie Raitt and Patti LaBelle when they started recording her songs in the late 1970s.

From 1986 to 1988 Willis had her own column in Details Magazine. It was in that magazine that she introduced her proudest musical find, the Del Rubio Triplets, 70-plus year old 'singing' sisters in mini skirts and go boots who went on to appear in over 20 network shows and tour around the world.

From 1987 to 1991 Willis are directed many music videos including ones for Debbie Harry, The Cars and Heart. She also designed and built the sets for MTV's first music clip show, "Just Say Julie".

Willis has collected Atomic 50's, Soul and Kitsch artifacts since the late 1960s and has one of the oldest and most documented collections in the world. Her Kitsch O' The Day blog, started in March, 2009, features one item from the collection per day.

Songs written by Allee Willis

"Does She Love Me?" — Stallionaires

The Color Purple (musical) — Original Broadway Cast Recording

"September" — Earth, Wind & Fire

"God Knows" - Deniece Williams

"Neutron Dance" — The Pointer Sisters

"Boogie Wonderland" — Earth Wind & Fire with The Emotions

"What Have I Done to Deserve This?" — Pet Shop Boys with Dusty Springfield

"I'll Be There For You" — Theme from Friends

"Lead Me On" — Maxine Nightingale

"Stir It Up" — Patti LaBelle

"In The Stone" — Earth Wind & Fire

"I Am Love" — Jennifer Holliday

"Shaker Song" — The Manhattan Transfer

"Who Let In The Rain" — Cyndi Lauper

"Come What May" — Patti LaBelle

"Sunday Morning" — Earth Wind & Fire

"Live My Life" — Boy George

"The Blue Side" — Crystal Gayle

"I Shoulda Loved Ya" — Narada Michael Walden

"Little Girls" — Patti LaBelle

"It's A Woman Thang" — Bubbles & Cheesecake

"Jungle Animal" — Pomplamoose

Soundtrack filmography

Willis songs often appear in films, occasionally re-recorded by a member of the cast.

Partial listing:

"Boogie Wonderland"

:Written by: Allee Willis :Appears in: Happy Feet (2006) :Lyrics Performed by: Brittany Murphy :Published by: Atlantic/WEA

"Boogie Wonderland"

:Written by: Allee Willis :Performed by: Earth, Wind & Fire :Appears in: Madagascar (2005)

"September"

:Written by: Allee Willis :Performed by: Earth, Wind & Fire :Appears in: Babel (2006) :Appears in: Night at the Museum (2006) :Appears in: The Ringer (2005) :Appears in: Get Over It! (2001)

"In the Stone"

:Written by: Allee Willis :Performed by: Earth, Wind & Fire :Appears in: Drumline (2002)

"Where Did You Get Those Pants"

:Written by: Allee Willis :Performed by: Fishbone :Appears in: High Fidelity (2000)

"Planet Love"

:Written by: Allee Willis :Performed by: Taylor Dayne :Appears in: Flawless (1999)

"You're The Best"

:Lyrics: Allee Willis :Appears in: Futurama TV Series (1999)

"You're The Best"

:Written by: Allee Willis :Performed by: Joe Esposito :Appears in: The Karate Kid (1984)

"Transparent"

:Written by: Allee Willis :Performed by: Nona Hendryx :Appears in: Coming to America (1988)

"Live My Life"

:Written by: Allee Willis :Performed by: Boy George :Appears in: Hiding Out aka Adult Education (US) (1987)

"Neutron Dance"

:Written by: Allee Willis :Performed by: Pointer Sisters :Appears in: Beverly Hills Cop (1984)

"Stir It Up"

:Written by: Allee Willis :Performed by: Pointer Sisters :Appears in: Beverly Hills Cop (1984) :Appears in: Chicken Little (2005)

"No Jinx"

:Music and lyrics written by: Allee Willis :Performed by: Bette Midler :Appears in: Jinxed! (1983)

"Any Fool Could See"

:Music and lyrics written by: Allee Willis :Performed by: Julie Budd :Appears in: The Devil and Max Devlin 1981)

References

External links

Allee Willis Music is the official Allee Willis website with pictures, some history behind the songs as well as sound bites and articles.

The Allee Willis Museum of Kitsch

Allee Willis Blog and Kitsch O The Day

Bubbles the Artist — is the official Bubbles the Artist website, featuring collectible art.

Pop Music and the New Musical - Working in the Theatre Seminar video at American Theatre Wing.org, September 2005

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