History
Tess - French Metal/Hardcore Band
Formed in 2006, Tess is a French metal/hardcore band known for their aggressive sound and energetic live performances. The band has released one EP, two full-length albums, and a DVD. Their third album, "La Confrérie" (The Brotherhood), was released in 2012. This release was produced by Charles "Kallaghan" Massbo, known for his work with bands like Iburn and Censura, and mastered by Andrew Murdoch, a producer who has worked with major artists such as Linkin Park and Avenged Sevenfold. The album's sound is characterized by its loud, punk, and hardcore influences.
Following the release of "La Confrérie," Tess embarked on extensive touring across France, sharing stages with notable bands including Eths, Loudblast, and Meshuggah. Their touring schedule also extended internationally, with performances in Ukraine and Russia.
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Tess - Swedish Eurodance Artist
Born on February 13, 1978, in Stockholm, Sweden, Tess is a singer who gained prominence in the Eurodance scene. She grew up in Solna and developed a passion for music and dance from a young age, which led her to pursue a career in the entertainment industry. Her diverse musical taste spans from classical music to heavy house and techno.
Tess's career began with dance performances in nightclubs across Sweden. She also collaborated with established artists such as Dr. Alban, Rob ´n Raz, and Drömhus. In 1998, she became the lead vocalist for the Eurodance group La Cream. Their debut single, "Château d´amour," released under Dr. Records / Arcade Music, achieved significant success. La Cream's second single, "You," became a commercial hit, earning Gold certifications in both Sweden and Norway.
After approximately 160 shows with La Cream over two years, Tess departed from the group in 2000. She then launched her solo career, releasing the single "Justify My Love," which mirrored the sound of La Cream's tracks and was produced by Ari Lehtonen. Her debut solo album featured contributions from renowned producers such as David Kreuger, Jörgen Elofsson, C&N Project, Juha Myllylä, and Jorge Vasconcelo. Subsequent singles included "Viva L'amor," and in 2004, she returned with "The Second You Sleep," which reached #12 on the Swedish charts. In 2005, her single "Breathless" debuted at #27 on the Swedish charts.
In 2002, Tess also lent her voice to the SM-Trax project, resulting in a single released in Germany.
Tess - Spanish Pop Band
Tess was a Spanish pop band that released three albums: "A Nuestra Edad," "Quiero Ser Yo," and "Amor Libre." The band officially disbanded in 2005.
Tess Gaerthé - Dutch Singer
Tess Gaerthé, known professionally as Tess, is a young singer from the Netherlands. She gained recognition as the winner of the Junior Song Festival in 2005, representing her country in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest with the song "stupid." Tess also released a CD titled "ONWEERSTAANBAAR."
TESS - UK Singer-Songwriter
TESS is a male singer-songwriter from the UK. His debut album, "TESS magpie," has been favorably compared to the works of Nick Drake, Ray Lamontagne, and Damien Rice. The album is distributed by Cadiz through Universal Music.
