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Mike Shinoda
Arts, Music & MediaWho is Mike Shinoda in the Agency editorial?
Mike Shinoda is an American musician, born in 1977, a co-founder, vocalist and songwriter of the band Linkin Park. Issue.14 names him once, in the author's prose, in the passage on Linkin Park and Chester Bennington: the two wrote "some of the most listened music in human history".
In short
Mike Shinoda is an American musician, born in 1977, a co-founder, vocalist and songwriter of the band Linkin Park. In the Agency editorial he appears in a single sentence of Issue.14, the edition about music. In the passage on Linkin Park, which is about Chester Bennington, the author writes that alongside Mike Shinoda, whom he calls Chester's duo, they wrote "some of the most listened music in human history", with lyrics that helped people around the world make peace with their own pain. The edition says nothing else about him.
Key facts
- Who is Mike Shinoda?
- An American musician, born in 1977, a co-founder of the band Linkin Park, in which he is a vocalist, songwriter and producer.
- Where does the Agency editorial name Mike Shinoda?
- In Issue.14, in one sentence of the passage on Linkin Park, which is centred on Chester Bennington.
- What does Issue.14 say about him?
- That he and Chester Bennington wrote "some of the most listened music in human history", and that the lyrics of those songs translated profound anguish.
Who is Mike Shinoda?
Mike Shinoda is an American musician born in 1977. He is a co-founder of the band Linkin Park, in which he sings, raps, writes songs and produces. These facts come from outside the edition and are marked for verification.
How does Mike Shinoda appear in Issue.14?
Issue.14 is about music, and its passage on Linkin Park is about the singer Chester Bennington. After saying that Chester found in making music a medicine for his pain, the author writes that alongside Mike Shinoda, whom he calls Chester's duo, they wrote "some of the most listened music in human history". He adds that the lyrics of these songs translated profound anguish and helped people all around the world make peace with their own pain. That sentence is the only mention of Shinoda in the editions.
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