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Quick Index Jeremy – progressive metal/hard rock band from South Korea (form. 1996; albums like Flying of Eagle) Jeremy – alternative rock band from Brazil, later renamed Cacos Jeremy – folk pop band from Norway Jeremy – alias of German deep house producer The Timewriter Jeremy – alias of early hardcore DJ dr. Phil Omanski Jeremy? – alternative rock trio from Bulgaria Jeremy Zucker – American indie pop/alternative musician (Love Is Not Dying, Crusher) Jeremy Morris – prolific power pop/prog rock artist and founder of Jam Recordings (Soul Saver, Flying High, The Future Is the Past) Jeremy Edwards – alternative pop–rock artist with quirky, piano-based songwriting Jeremy Lee – Hong Kong pop/R&B singer (member of Mirror, now solo) Jeremy Crescendo – emerging hip-hop/contemporary artist Expanded Bios with Discography Highlights 1) Jeremy is a progressive metal and hard rock band from South Korea, formed in 1996. They are recognized for their technical musicianship, soaring melodies, and a consistent career that has lasted decades. Their album Flying of Eagle is particularly acclaimed, featuring standout songs like “Acts,” “Babylon,” and “진화론,” often described as a benchmark in Korean progressive metal. The band has performed extensively in the region, cultivating a loyal fanbase among hard rock and prog listeners. 2) Jeremy is an alternative rock band from Brazil, formed in the early 2000s. Their sound drew heavily on grunge, post-grunge, and ’90s alternative rock influences, placing them in the lineage of Brazil’s indie and underground scenes. They later renamed themselves Cacos, under which they continue to release music and perform. Though their Jeremy-era discography is not widely distributed, they remain part of Brazil’s independent rock memory. 3) Jeremy is a folk pop band from Norway. Their music features acoustic-driven arrangements, lush harmonies, and influences from Scandinavian melodic traditions. The group has been praised for atmospheric and heartfelt recordings that reflect Nordic folk-pop sensibilities. While detailed discography information is limited, their contribution to Norway’s indie-folk scene is noted among fans of acoustic and melodic songwriting. 4) Jeremy is an alias of German deep house producer The Timewriter. Known for his moody, layered productions, The Timewriter adopted this pseudonym to explore an even more introspective, stripped-down approach to house music. Releases under Jeremy highlight warm textures, soulful grooves, and late-night atmospheres, making them sought after by underground house fans and collectors. 5) Jeremy is an alias of early hardcore DJ dr. Phil Omanski. His work under this name emerged during the formative years of European rave and hardcore, emphasizing raw energy, experimental beats, and breakneck tempos. Though circulated mostly in underground scenes and on limited releases, the Jeremy alias is remembered by hardcore enthusiasts as part of the genre’s experimental roots. 6) Jeremy? is an alternative rock trio from Kavarna, Bulgaria. With their unusual band name (including the question mark), they have built a reputation for strong live performances and a blend of post-grunge, alternative, and melodic rock. Their songs often carry both anthemic and introspective qualities, marking them as one of Bulgaria’s notable indie-rock exports. 7) Jeremy Zucker is an American indie pop and alternative singer-songwriter and producer. He first gained attention with his Beach Island EP (2015) and broke through with the viral hit “Comethru” from the Glisten EP (2018). His debut album, Love Is Not Dying (2020), showcased a mix of electronic textures and emotional lyricism with tracks like “Not Ur Friend” and “Always, I’ll Care.” He followed up with Crusher (2021), featuring songs such as “18” and “Therapist.” His music bridges bedroom pop with mainstream alternative, making him a key figure in the streaming-era indie pop landscape. 8) Jeremy Morris is a prolific power pop and prog rock artist, multi-instrumentalist, and founder of Jam Recordings. Active since the 1980s, he has released more than 30 albums spanning catchy guitar-driven pop, spiritual themes, progressive compositions, and instrumental works. Albums such as Soul Saver, Flying High, The Promise, and The Future Is the Past (2024) show his diversity and prolificacy. Morris is admired in power pop and underground prog circles for his relentless creativity and dedication to independent music. 9) Jeremy Edwards is an alternative pop–rock artist known for piano- and guitar-based songwriting, often quirky and playful in style. His music emphasizes offbeat charm and melodic accessibility, appealing to fans of singer-songwriters with a left-of-centre sensibility. While his discography is not widely documented, he has gained recognition for blending alternative pop stylings with a whimsical, narrative-driven approach. 10) Jeremy Lee is a Hong Kong pop and R&B singer, best known as a member of the popular boy band Mirror. With Mirror, he helped shape Hong Kong’s contemporary pop resurgence, and as a solo artist, he has pursued sleek R&B and dance-influenced projects. His emerging solo career positions him as one of Hong Kong’s rising stars in mainstream pop. 11) Jeremy Crescendo is an emerging hip-hop and contemporary musician. His digital-first releases blend rap, trap, and R&B, reflecting the stylistic fluidity of today’s independent hip-hop landscape. While still building his audience, Crescendo’s work shows a commitment to pushing personal style and emotional resonance through modern rap production. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.