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There are multiple artists with this name: 1. An American pop rock group. 2. A Slovak rock band from Bratislava. 3. A Swedish straight edge hardcore band. 4. A Finnish rap fusion project by drummer Timo Vuoppola (https://root.theworkpc.com/music/preview?img=http://www.balanceprojects.net) 5. A New Zealand hardcore band. 6. A Japanese female pop trio produced by Japanese mega producer Komuro Tetsuya (小室哲哉). 7. A German fusion/breakbeat jazz band. 8. A Japanese Hardcore band 9. An Australian deathgrind band. 10. A Dutch rock band from the eighties. 11. A UK hardcore band. 11. Prolific American rapper Saeed Crumpler aka the Bay Area Mixtape King from Oakland, CA. 12. An American jazz duo from Detroit, Michigan consisting of saxophonist Marcus Elliot and pianist Michael Malis. 13. A Mexican rock band from Mexico City. 1. American pop rock group made up of singer Peppy Castro, formerly of The Blues Magoos, guitarist Bob Kulick and keyboardist Doug Katsaros. Their first album Balance and singles Breaking Away and Falling in Love made the charts in 1981 and 1982. For their second album,In for the Count, they added bassist Dennis Feldman and drummer Chuck Burgi, but broke up after its release. 2. Slovak rock band from Bratislava, grounded in June 2006, playing brisk music balancing on the edge between funk, rock and pop. They recorded their first four-song demo Weather Forecast in July 2007. Band members are Babari (vocals), Radka (bass), Beny (guitar), Ivet (drums). Disbanded in 2007. The succeeding band is called Free for Funk. 3. Swedish, Lund City straight edge, Hemgården Hardcore on Not Just Words Records (demo tape, In like a lion 7 2008, hårda tider split 7 2009.) RIP. Band Members: , Johan (Vocals), Kalle (Bass), Ulf (Guitar), Max (Drums). www.myspace.com/balancestraightedge 10. Balance from The Netherlands made some airplay on the dutch radio in 1984. A view weeks in the hitparade De Verrukkelijke vijftien with the Mushroom song. 11. Hardcore/Punk with grunge influences from Birmingham Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.