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...ed on early [[London Records]] pressings, as London was originally Decca's American distribution outlet. When Pete Tong founded the dance imprint in 1986, both Pete Tong joined London Records in 1983, initially focused on licensing American records for the UK market — a practice central to London's identity since i ...

'''Garbage''' is an American-Scottish [[alternative rock]] band formed in [[Madison, Wisconsin]] in 1993 During the hiatus, Shirley Manson pursued solo projects and appeared in the American science fiction television series ''[[Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicl ...

...ver 95 million records sold worldwide, she is among the best-selling music artists of all time. Beyond music, she is widely recognized for her candid advocacy ...at would later take on added meaning as Gomez herself became a major Latin-American pop figure. ...

...f hip-hop, punk rock, and alternative rock, and were among the first white artists to achieve mainstream credibility in rap. Their career spanned three decade ...disappointment relative to ''Licensed to Ill'' but its influence on later artists — particularly in its approach to sampling as artistic composition — has be ...

'''Steely Dan''' was an American [[jazz rock]] band formed in 1972 by core duo [[Walter Becker]] and [[Donal ...and mordant lyrics exploring themes of decadence, failed idealism, and the American dream.<ref>Wild, David. ''Steely Dan: Reelin' in the Years''. Omnibus Press ...

...estimated audience of 73 million viewers — launched a British Invasion of American popular music and popular culture that fundamentally altered the landscape [[Category:British Artists]] ...

| style="border: 1px solid #ccc; padding: 6px;" | Def Jam Recordings<br>Def American<br>Slam Jamz<br>Enemy Records ...t'' — stands as one of the most sustained creative peaks in the history of American popular music. ...

...w an estimated 73 million viewers. The so-called "[[British Invasion]]" of American pop culture had begun. ...Rolling Stone]] magazine ranked them first on its list of the 100 Greatest Artists of All Time. ...

'''Kreayshawn''' (born '''Natassia Gail Zolot'''; September 24, 1989) is an American [[hip hop music|hip hop]] rapper, singer, and [[music video]] director from ...lisher=AllMusic}}</ref> She is [[Jewish]] and a third-generation [[Russian American]].<ref name="wiki-kreay">{{cite web|url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kreay ...

...ucer widely regarded as one of the most successful and influential musical artists of the 21st century. Over a career spanning nearly two decades, she has sol ...t the MTV Video Music Awards, an event that would reverberate through both artists' careers for years. ...

...layed simultaneously through open windows. This district was the engine of American popular song for decades, producing the sheet music that constituted the pr ...rge Gershwin, Cole Porter, and Jerome Kern, figures whose work defined the American Songbook — the canon of popular standards that continues to be performed an ...

...[[AIDS crisis]], the album tackled themes of moral decay, sexual politics, American imperialism, and spiritual yearning. It was accompanied by a full-length fi * '''"Sweet Bird of Truth"''' — a critique of American militarism ...

'''Jack Antonoff''' (born Jack Edward Antonoff, March 31, 1984) is an American musician, singer, songwriter, and record producer who has emerged as one of ...in miniature the parasocial intensity of the fanbases of some of the major artists Antonoff produces. ...

...ow Milk has collaborated with institutions and organizations including the American Museum of Natural History, the University of Texas, and Hudson Yards. * [https://music.amazon.com/artists/B0FJX6X8YG/snow-milk Snow Milk on Amazon Music] ...

...onal DJ, and broadcaster. One of the most distinctive and boundary-defying artists to emerge from the 1980s, Cherry rose to international fame with her 1989 d Her mother later married the American jazz trumpeter '''[[Don Cherry (jazz musician)|Don Cherry]]''', who became ...

...nguished by its literary ambitions, its preoccupation with doomed romance, American mythology, celebrity culture, and melancholy, and by a vocal style of excep ...described as evoking the glamour of old Hollywood and the geography of the American South and West. ...

'''Tim Wolf''' is an American [[alternative music|alternative]] and [[Americana]] singer-songwriter ... ...ng on images of rural life, wide-open landscapes, and the mythology of the American frontier. He has described his music as aiming to "transcend physical geogr ...

'''Jefferson Airplane''' were an American rock band formed in [[San Francisco]], California in 1965. mainstream American audiences, predating the Summer of Love by several months and ...

...across a DJ set or album. While rooted in the four-on-the-floor rhythms of American [[house music]], progressive house incorporated influences from [[trance]], ...uch as [[808 State]], [[The Orb]], [[Bomb the Bass]], and [[The Shamen]] — artists working at the intersection of house, psychedelia, and electronic experimen ...

'''Jefferson Starship''' is an American rock band from San Francisco, formed in 1974 as a successor to the influent ...emphasized melodic ballads and rock anthems. The band influenced numerous artists and remains a staple of classic rock radio with songs like "Miracles," "Jan ...