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Canadian hip hop/rock group
Raggadeath was a Canadian rock band that enjoyed moderate success in the mid-1990s. The band fused heavy metal with dancehall reggae-style rhythms and
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Canadian rapper and actress
who would several years later ask Michie Mee to record and perform with Raggadeath. "Victory Is Calling" also featured MC Lyte. In 1990 she collaborated
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Mighty Color) Elisa Martin (Dark Moor, Fairyland, Dreamaker) Michie Mee (Raggadeath) Helena Iren Michaelsen (Trail of Tears, Imperia, Angel) Lisa Middelhauve
List of female heavy metal singers
List_of_female_heavy_metal_singers
English musician
1992 Corpuscle EP Murder, Inc. Pigface Fook 1994 Prong Cleansing 1995 Raggadeath The Family Worship EP Why Ask Why 1996 Prong Rude Awakening 1996 Zilch
Paul_Raven_(musician)
(2008–) Radio Radio (2007–) The Raes (1976–1980) The Raftsmen (1960–1970) Raggadeath (1995–1997) Raggedy Angry (2006–) Rah Rah (2006–2019) Rainbow Butt Monkeys
List_of_bands_from_Canada
Canadian TV music award show (1990–2018)
Tea Party 1995 Moist Odds Treble Charger Sarah McLachlan Dream Warriors Raggadeath Charlene Smith 1996 I Mother Earth Great Big Sea Deborah Cox Ashley MacIsaac
IHeartRadio_MMVAs
Defunct Canadian record label
The Nylons The Orb The Bopcats Plastic Bertrand Queen of the Stones Age Raggadeath Razor Rita Coolidge Ron Nigrini Annie Ryan Secret Service Sepultura Skee-lo
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Australian compilation album series
Diana ah Naid "Good God" – Korn "Dance with the Devil (Radio Mix)" – Raggadeath "A Life Less Ordinary" - Ash "Here in Your Bedroom" – Goldfinger "Early
Indie_2000
Blank Poor Man Militia The Posterz Prime Boys Project Wyze Radio Radio Raggadeath Rascalz Rezofficial Rime Organisé Rumble & Strong Run-Up Sans Pression
List of Canadian hip-hop musicians
List_of_Canadian_hip-hop_musicians
Music genre
with a hip hop song, but by partnering with the alternative rock band Raggadeath for 1995's "One Life". Sol Guy, a hip hop promoter with Figure IV Entertainment
Canadian_hip-hop
Caribbean style music in Canada and music of the Caribbean Canadian community
and dub influences by blues-rock band Big Sugar, the reggae rock band Raggadeath, and the 1998 hit single "Who Let the Dogs Out?", written by Trinidadian-Canadian
Caribbean_music_in_Canada
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