nit

1) NIT is Serbian musical acoustic band that plays various types of music that covers multiple cultures of the world (from Arabia, Russia, Kazahstan, Greece, Serbia, Macedonia, Bulgaria, America, South America, Ireland, etc…). They play evergreen, ethnic, celtic, rock, country, balads and pop music. The ensemble was formed in 2010. and it’s original line-up featured Ivana (guitaris, violinist and vocalist), Nastja (guitarist, vocalist) and Tamara (percussionist, vocal). Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

1) NIT is Serbian musical acoustic band that plays various types of music that covers multiple cultures of the world (from Arabia, Russia, Kazahstan, Greece, Serbia, Macedonia, Bulgaria, America, South America, Ireland, etc…). They play evergreen, ethnic, celtic, rock, country, balads and pop music. The ensemble was formed in 2010. and it’s original line-up featured Ivana (guitaris, violinist and vocalist), Nastja (guitarist, vocalist) and Tamara (percussionist, vocal). Tha band got it’s name by the initials of the band members (Nastja – Ivana – Tamara ---> NIT). The name also has another meaning: “thread”. At the beginning of 2011. The band reformed and now it consists of new members Aleksandar Labus (guitarist) and Ana Perisic (darbouk, vocalist). All of the band members have a musical education. The bend carries a mellow and positive atmosphere while staying true to music that the bend loves and not giving away to any commercial pressures. A demo release is in the making >>> 2) Corentin nit Kerdraon (or simply nit) is a French electronic musician from Paris, France. As of writing this their current newest release is the Looney Tune single, featuring remixes from DJ and producer Blaśe, and one half of French House duo Le Knight Club of Crydamoure fame, Rico the Wizard. He has also produced tracks for Sebastien Tellier and Cola Boyy. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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