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Sina Doering (born 6 May 1999 [1]), known professionally as Sina-Drums [1], is a German drummer living in London, United Kingdom. [2] In addition to her success as a YouTuber with over 1.6 million subscribers, she plays on several albums and collaborated with international stars.
In 2011, as well as continuing session work, she made her first overseas trip as a drummer when Yamaha Drums invited her to showcase some of their new drum kits at the 2011 Winter NAMM Show in Anaheim, California. [14] Later in the year, she travelled with Yamaha to China, to participate in the 2011 Tianjin Jiutai International Drum Festival.
I usually work on German Wikipedia entries. I recently created an entry for the German musician Sina-drums. About 70% of the entry was created by me, about 23% by the German Wikipedia administrator Gripweed. Since the musician in this article moved to London/UK this year, I looked for the English language entry. I didn't find any.
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Yee was invited to attend the 60th Grammy Award Ceremony on 28 January 2018, held in New York as the Music Ambassador of Radio 101, a China Music Vision guest. He was also the youngest Chinese musician ever to be officially invited to the ceremony. [26] The same month, Yee was named as one of the top 10 influential charity stars by Sina. [27]
On March 15, 2023, The Sixsters released a new Ukrainian song, "Біжи з вовками" ("Run with the Wolves"). The accompanying music video was filmed in their newly constructed studio. The song is a tribute to Voldymr Bulba, a defender of Ukraine. The song contains themes of resilience and courage..
It seems John Stamos has passed on his musical genes to his adorable 6-year-old son, Billy. On July 7, the proud dad uploaded a video of Billy joining him onstage during The Beach Boys' recent ...
Media response to Creeper was generally positive. Tom Connick of DIY magazine described the EP as "perfectly executed punk rock", praising vocalist Will Gould's "impassioned accounts of love and loss" in his lyrics and the "soaring vocal harmonies and three-chord melodies" present on many of the songs, which he compared to the style of bands like Alkaline Trio and AFI. [16]