-
century in
Syria and the Pontic–Caspian steppe,
named after its
founder Audius or Audaeus, who
interpreted the text of the
First Epistle to
Timothy 3:16...
-
through Blindfaith/Inertia. In 2003,
Audius won the Best
Urban Grooves (Male) at the
Zimbabwe Music Awards. In 2014
Audius won the "Best R&B
Urban Album" award...
- with many
songwriters and producers,
including Israel Cruz, Cutfather,
Audius Mtawarira,
Michael "Fingaz" Mugisha,
Kwame Holland,
Jonas Jeberg and Adam...
-
Audius, who
founded Audianism, a sect of
Christians in the 4th
century which were
founded in Syria, in
which case it
would mean "the well of
Audius"...
- her
career began in 2011, at the age of 17 and
later was
discovered by
Audius Mtawarira. She
gained po****rity for her
collaborations with
South African...
- (1968–2011) –
sungura singer-songwriter
August Msarurgwa (1920–1968) –
composer Audius Mtawarira (born 1977) – Australia-based
urban grooves artist Oliver Mtukudzi...
-
Packer began working with ARIA Award-Winning
Australian Music Producer Audius Mtawairia who
produced most of the
album in Sydney, New
South Wales.[non-primary...
- "Will You Fall for Me".
Goodrem worked with
writers and
producers such as:
Audius Mtawarira,
Bridget Benenate,
Cathy Dennis,
Eliot Kennedy, Gary Barlow, Jarrad...
- with
several record producers and
songwriters for the album,
including Audius Mtawarira,
Israel Cruz, Ryan Tedder, Phil Tan and
Stuart Crichton, among...
-
Pogue –
mixing (tracks 2, 3, 6, 7, 9, 11)
Peter Mayes –
mixing (track 4)
Audius –
mixing (track 8) DNA –
mixing (track 10)
Steve Mac –
mixing (track 13)...
