- country:United States
- Languages:English
- Genre:Pop-Rock, Rock
- Official site:https://kevinchalfant.com/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Chalfant
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- Glen Campbell
- Johnny Cash and Ray Charles
- Spiros Zacharias
- World's Greatest Jazz Band
- Ek Vivaah... Aisa Bhi (OST)
- Tom T. Hall
- Charlie Zaa
- The Highwaymen
- Barfi! (OST)
- Ennu Ninte Moideen (OST)
- Maarit
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- Ajay Gogavale
- Gökhan Birben
- Tom Petty
- Reni
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- Cure iz centra
- Sunidhi Chauhan
- Padmaavat (OST) [2018]
- Manal BK
- Shaan
- Lucky Ali
- Vishal Dadlani
- Company B
- Los Baby's
- Edu Lobo
- Miguel Aceves Mejía
- Milan Talkies (OST)
- Billy Blanco
- Rozalén
- Student of the Year (OST)
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- Carl Sandburg
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- Imanbek
- Hank Snow
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- Kunal Ganjawala
- Arem Ozguc
- Haricharan
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- Leelai (OST)
- João Bosco
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- The Chad Mitchell Trio
- Sukhwinder Singh
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- Vasily Mokhov
- The Jam
- Pop Out Boy! (OST)
- Ailyn
- Terminal Choice
- Kalank (OST)
- Rebel Son
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- Extraordinary You (OST)
- Shankar Mahadevan
- Dolores Duran
- Kolmas Nainen
- Conny Vink
- The D-Day Darlings
- Flanagan and Allen
- Javed Ali
- Bajirao Mastani (OST)
- Glenn Miller
- Baaghi 2 (OST)
- Robert W. Service
- The Puppini Sisters
- Jab Tak Hai Jaan (OST)
- Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela (OST) [2013]
- María José Castillo
- Bonnie 'Prince' Billy
- Sarrainodu (OST)
- Wajid Khan
- Isabela Vicarpi
- Lola Beltrán
- Gerónimo Rauch
- Geraldo Vandré
- Spiderbait
- The Pointer Sisters
- Beto Guedes
- Belchior
- EQT_ALBERT
- Virumanndi (OST) [2004]
- Sun Diego
- Elsie Carlisle
- Steve Goodman
- Olga Buzova
- Shopee
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- Salman Khan
- Vitya AK
- Jorge Negrete
- Shreya Ghoshal & Thaman S
- Sylvia Vrethammar
- Pojken med hålet i handen lyrics
- The Lighthouse Keeper lyrics
- Pojken med hålet i handen [Serbian translation]
- Sjukhus lyrics
- Revolt III [English translation]
- Pojken med hålet i handen [Spanish translation]
- Simmaren [German translation]
- Romeo återvänder ensam [English translation]
- Slutsats [German translation]
- Silver [German translation]
- Conga lyrics
- Romeo återvänder ensam [Polish translation]
- Sana Kalbim Geçti lyrics
- Silver [Polish translation]
- Revolt III [Latvian translation]
- Skogarna [English translation]
- Skogarna lyrics
- Rödljus lyrics
- Silver lyrics
- Sjukhus [English translation]
- Skisser för sommaren [English translation]
- Pojken med hålet i handen [German translation]
- Rosor & palmblad [English translation]
- Ruta 1 [German translation]
- Romeo återvänder ensam [German translation]
- Skogarna [German translation]
- Revolt III lyrics
- Saker man ser [English translation]
- Pojken med hålet i handen [English translation]
- Sjukhus [German translation]
- Slutsats lyrics
- Silver [Finnish translation]
- Skogarna [Polish translation]
- Slutsats [English translation]
- Skisser för sommaren [English translation]
- Silver [Spanish translation]
- Pojken med hålet i handen [English translation]
- I giorni dei falò [Long Ago And Far Away] lyrics
- Simmaren [Polish translation]
- Skogarna [Russian translation]
- Rödljus [German translation]
- Saker man ser lyrics
- So will ich mit dir leben lyrics
- Tie My Hands lyrics
- Skyll inte ifrån dig lyrics
- Simmaren [English translation]
- Slutsats [English translation]
- Loba lyrics
- Romeo återvänder ensam [Serbian translation]
- Simmaren [Serbian translation]
- Saker man ser [English translation]
- Socker [English translation]
- Revolt III [eng] [German translation]
- Non ti voglio più lyrics
- Capirò lyrics
- Let Me Dream A While lyrics
- Revolt III [German translation]
- Saker man ser [German translation]
- Sjukhus [Polish translation]
- Skogarna [Ukrainian translation]
- Socker lyrics
- Skisser för sommaren [German translation]
- Rosor & palmblad [Polish translation]
- Не теряй меня [Ne teryay menya] lyrics
- You keep me hangin' on lyrics
- Ruta 1 lyrics
- Skyll inte ifrån dig [Polish translation]
- Silver [Serbian translation]
- Coriandoli lyrics
- Simmaren lyrics
- Rödljus [Serbian translation]
- Sjukhus [Russian translation]
- Revolt III [eng] [Swedish translation]
- Rosor & palmblad [German translation]
- Saker man ser [English translation]
- Sjukhus [English translation]
- Ruta 1 [Spanish translation]
- Skogarna [English translation]
- Rödljus [English translation]
- Rosor & palmblad [Italian translation]
- Ένας Έρωτας Φτηνός [Enas Erotas Ftinos] lyrics
- Skisser för sommaren lyrics
- Big White Room lyrics
- Silver [Russian translation]
- Skyll inte ifrån dig [English translation]
- Silver [English translation]
- Rosor & palmblad lyrics
- Mina - It's only make believe
- Cardi B - Lick [Remix]
- Simmaren [English translation]
- Skogarna [Serbian translation]
- Skyll inte ifrån dig [German translation]
- Rödljus [Polish translation]
- Romeo återvänder ensam lyrics
- Silver [English translation]
- Rosor & palmblad [Portuguese translation]
- Revolt III [eng] lyrics
- Ruta 1 [English translation]
- Rödljus [English translation]
- Pojken med hålet i handen [English translation]
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