Paula Powered as seen on Youtube

Dance Nation (Captain's pop band from 90s). IIRC Captain made Dance Nation's music with Music-X on Amiga and they made a music video with Real3D on Amiga 4000 etc. Captain plays now in the famous Poets of the Fall band...

https://fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dance_Nation

And here's the video ;) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjw2DZbIWWk

Didn't Kate Bush and Peter Gabriel use Amigas on some of their albums?

Although the page concentrates more to video production, but some mentions about music use too: http://wigilius.se/amiga/

At least in the People section.

I remember some interview where he was proud of his self made arexx script that downloaded patches to his synths over midi. :-)

I have Captain's old A3000 as my main Amiga. A friend of mine was working at Man&Man when Captain traded the 3000 in for a new 4000. That friend then bought the 3000 for himself, eventually the machine ended up in my use.

Mike Oldfield did use Amiga too, mentioned in this interview http://www.innerviews.org/inner/oldfield.html

He calls the Amiga "primitive" in that interview. I'm not listening to any more of his music.

I'm sure I read in a Danish Amiga Magazine that the German eurodance band Snap made their music on the Amiga. According to WIKI Snap was a successor to 16 Bit already mentioned.

Maybe he had some simple music software and no time to enjoy Amiga.

i tried to track down the site with the amiga relevant info but just do not remember it anymore.

Holy crap my eyeballs are burnt out now.

My band Organ Grinder from 2012 used an A1200 and MusicLine Editor for it's rhythm section.

Our only release, a seven track EP has recently been uploaded to Aminet.

A lot of 90ies Breakbeat and Jungle used Amigas.

I guess that makes the Amiga kind of the Tr-909 of Jungle.... ;)

For music, compared to what was available at the moment, it was. That is, for the people like him who could AFFORD something like a super expensive E-Mu sampler or a bunch of synths.

For the plebs like us, Amiga was revolutionary in bringing the chance of building an all-in-one home studio system at an affordable price.

The Black Dog (On WARP Records)
How can this not be on here already :)

Noise Destruction

Old Serbian Techno
Link is for the song from '92
One of the first if not the first Serbian(Ex-YU) band that was aired on MTV

Equipement:
ATARI 1040ST sa Cubase V2.0
AMIGA 1200 030/42 sa Audio Master IV
CASIO FZ-1 sempler
AKAI S-3000XL sempler
ROLAND SC-88 modul
ROLAND JV-880 modul
ROLAND TR-808 ritam masina
ROLAND TB-303 bass masina
ROLAND MC-202 mikro kompozer
KORG MS-20 analogni sintisajzer
SOUNDCRAFT Spirit Folio 12/2 mikser
ALESIS Midiverb 3 efekt procesor
SONY DTC-690 DAT rekorder

I remember reading in a ZERO mag that Tim Simenon (Bomb the Bass) and S-Express used Commodore machine's for music. As ZERO was a 16-bit magazine, must have been the Amiga

For those into 90s rave and techno

Hardsequencer - https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hardy_Hard
For those in Australia and into rave and techno
Nasenbluten - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nasenbluten
DJ Steve Reaver - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wuudEFEcwEM (skip to 3 minutes in to see him in action). His biggest track IMO was this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fmHvfkNT98

The somewhat famous dutch electronic act LegoWelt is prominently using the Amiga with OctaMed for doing tracks.

He even named some of his tracks something with "Amiga" like this one:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfoKpHmvuLA

or this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35Lv8J1VMog

Todd Rundgren, and these music videos:

Change Myself
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mH8PaWbi1E
Fascist Christ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxW4U-SOqN8
Property
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwyakCb1We8