Pop & Rock Codexery

A source-cited reference to pop & rock

Pop & Rock (17)

• Exo — Exo (stylized in all caps; Korean: 엑소) is a South Korean-Chinese boy band formed by SM Entertainment in 2011 and…
• Faith Hill — Country music superstar with crossover pop success.
• Falco (musician) — Austrian pop-rock star known for "Rock Me Amadeus" and "Der Kommissar".
• Faye Wong — Chinese singer-songwriter and actress known for blending alternative music with Chinese pop.
• France Gall — French yé-yé and pop singer, Eurovision winner, cultural icon.
• Françoise Hardy — French yé-yé singer known for melancholic ballads and lasting influence.
• George Michael — English pop icon and one of the best-selling recording artists.
• Glen Campbell — American country musician and actor known for 1960s–1970s hits.
• Hall & Oates — American pop rock duo, most successful duo of all time.
• Harry Belafonte — Singer, actor and activist who brought calypso to the world and cut the first million-selling solo LP.
• Herb Alpert — Trumpeter, bandleader, and co-founder of A&M Records.
• Ivy Queen — Puerto Rican rapper and singer known as the Queen of Reggaeton and one of the genre's pioneers.
• Juan Gabriel — Mexican singer-songwriter known for flamboyant style and prolific output.
• Juan Luis Guerra — Dominican musician who globalized bachata and won 31 Latin Grammys.
• Katy Perry — Pop star behind Teenage Dream, the only album by a woman with five U.S. number-one singles.
• Kim Larsen — Danish singer, songwriter, and guitarist; Gasolin member.
• Kino (band) — Soviet rock band that defined a generation through poetic lyrics.

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