- ABBA
- Adele
- Akapellah
- Al Green
- Alejandro Sanz
- Alicia Keys
- Andrew Lloyd Webber
- Ariana Grande
- Autotelic
- Axwell /\ Ingrosso
- Aytekin Ataş
- Bad Bunny
- Bee Gees
- Bernie Taupin
- Billie Eilish
- Billy Joel
- Bob Dylan
- Brandi Carlile
- Burna Boy
- Calcutta
- Carly Simon
- Ceza
- Coldplay
- DAVID x ELI
- Demi Lovato
- Don McLean
- Drake
- Elton John
- Elvis Presley
- Eminem
- Espinoza Paz
- Fatboy Slim
- Florence + The Machine
- Franz Ferdinand
- Fred again..
- Gabby Alipe
- George Fenton
- George Gaudy
- Gloria Estefan
- Harry Styles
- Holly Humberstone
- Iad Aslan
- Idris Elba
- Ilse DeLange
- Imagine Dragons
- INXS
- Irving Berlin
- J Balvin
- Jack White
- Jacob Olofsson
- James Newton Howard
- John Lennon
- Jonas Blue
- Joy Division
- Juan Gabriel
- Juan Karlos
- Justin Bieber
- Justin Timberlake
- Keith Urban
- Kendrick Lamar
- Leiva
- Leonel García
- Lionel Richie
- Little Simz
- MAGI
- MagnusTheMagnus
- Mahmood
- Manuel Carrasco
- Maren Morris
- Mariah Carey
- Mark Knopfler
- Maroon 5
- Martin Garrix
- Megan Thee Stallion
- MFÖ
- Miguel
- Mon Laferte
- Morat
- Mumford & Sons
- Natalia Lafourcade
- Neil Diamond
- New Order
- Nicki Minaj
- Nikos Zoudiaris
- November Ultra
- Olga Kouklaki
- Oliver Heldens
- Otis Redding
- Pantelis Pantelidis
- Pascal Reinhardt
- Pearl Jam
- Peggy Lee
- Petros Klampanis
- Post Malone
- Prince
- R.E.M.
- Red Hot Chili Peppers
- Rex Orange County
- Robyn
- Romeo Santos
- Rosalía
- Roxette
- Rozalén
- Ruel
- Rvssian
- Sabrina Carpenter
- Sam Hunt
- Seinabo Sey
- Selda Bagcan
- Shawn Mendes
- Sıla
- SNIK
- Stavento
- Steve Lacy
- Steve Mac
- Sting
- Swedish House Mafia
- SZA
- Taylor Swift
- The Clash
- The Go-Go's
- The Killers
- The Really Useful Group
- The Smiths
- The Weeknd
- The xx
- Thief
- Thompson Twins
- Tom Walker
- U2
- Vargas & Lagola
- Vera Blue
- Within Temptation
- Yahritza
- Yusuf / Cat Stevens
New Order
The flagship band for Manchester-based independent record label Factory Records, New Order became one of the most critically acclaimed and influential bands of the last thirty years. Their unique brand of synth pop was years ahead of their contemporaries, bridging the gap between post-punk and electronic dance music, and combining new wave aesthetics with the electronic textures and disco rhythms of underground club culture.
New Order formed in 1980 after the break-up of Joy Division. The band’s remaining members - guitarist Bernard Sumner, bassist Peter Hook and drummer Stephen Morris - added keyboard player Gillian Gilbert to their lineup and began recording.
The group released their debut album, ‘Movement’ in 1981, and it was the release of single ‘Blue Monday’ that saw New Order break into the UK Top 10 for the first time. ‘Blue Monday’ became a defining anthem for the group, becoming the highest selling 12-inch single of all time.
Their second album, 1983’s ‘Power, Corruption & Lies’ saw the group reach the Top 10 in the UK. Albums 'Low-Life' and 'Brotherhood' followed, cementing this success in 1987 with the single ‘True Faith’ and the compilation album ‘Substance.’ In 1989 they released ‘Technique’ which was the first New Order album to reach #1 in the UK Albums chart. 1993’s ‘Republic’ also hit the top spot and received a Mercury Music Prize nomination. Albums 'Get Ready' and 'Waiting For The Sirens' Call' followed, reaching the UK chart top 10, and going Gold and Silver respectively in the UK.
September 2015 saw the release of a much anticipated new studio album to widespread critical acclaim. 'Music Complete' finds the group revitalised, and where the group has previously pushed toward electronics or guitars, here the two are in balance. The album's title seems to shine a hue on New Order's new manifesto: new line-up, newly eclectic sound, reinvigorated in their fourth decade as a unit. Music Complete? They're only just getting started again.