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1) Tide was a Slovenian rock band that formed in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, in 1998. The band consistsed of Kevin Newman Koradin (vocals, guitar and keybords), Matej Batelic (bass guitar), Tine Čas (guitar) and Anže Žurbi (drums).

In 1998 Kevin worked as studio musician in Amsterdam, Netherlands where he created demo tapes with Kenji Hino on bass and Mikkel Brink on drums. The band formed when Matej Batelic joined Kevin and Mikkel. They immediately had a short tour in the US and recorded the whole album with Peer Rave and Matthisj van der Speck right after. Mikkel decided to return home to Denmark and Kevin came back to Slovenia where a new chapter for Tide began.

Debut album Seven Days was released in 2005 by CPZ Rec. and quickly drew attention becoming a new rising rock group in Slovenia. Tide performed in practically all clubs and festivals in Slovenia, including Exit festival in Serbia in 2006. Videos for Release My Gun and Evolution had heavy rotation on MTV Adria and were also included into the music charts World Chart Express - MTV Europe. Tide supported Iron Maiden in Ljubljana and were nominated for MTV - New Sounds of Europe award in 2007.

In summer 2007 album Nothing to Lose was recorded in Markant Recording Studios close to Eindhoven. Nothing to Lose spawned the first radio hits for the band including ''Waiting for the rain'' and gave Tide the opportunity to perform even more.

In December 2008 after the conclusion of the Nothing to Lose concert dates Kevin took a break and went to Amsterdam for a year where he wrote and recorded all the material for the latest album called Regeneration. Two new members Tine Čas on the guitar and Anže Žurbi on the drums joined Tide after Kevin returned to Slovenia once again. Regeneration is the most personal, melodic, mature and emotional album until now and the band that has been known for its excellent live performances is now ready to tour and hit the road once again.


2) Tide is a German rapper. Lyrically, he reminds one of the late 90's and early 00's of German rap history. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.