Brian Eno/David Byrne

Brian Eno is an English musician, composer, and producer, known as a pioneer of ambient music. He was born in 1948 and began his career as a member of the band Roxy Music. After his departure, he developed a unique sound that combines electronic elements with traditional music. He collaborated with many artists, including U2, Coldplay, and Talking Heads. David Byrne is an American-Scottish musician and artist, known as the singer, guitarist, and principal songwriter of the band Talking Heads. Born in 1952, Byrne combined rock with avant-garde currents and ethnic influences, making Talking Heads' music particularly influential. As a solo artist, he has explored various musical and artistic fields, including the theater and film scene. In 1981, Eno and Byrne collaborated on the album "My Life in the Bush of Ghosts," which is considered an innovative work that combines sound samples from different cultures and advanced recording techniques.