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  • www.bernardandbianca.com

    Bernard Et Bianca

    Deep swedish indie

    Swedish five men and maids in a row doing the deeply meaningful deed thing, Bernard and Bianca go quite large on the emotion with a swelling chorus driving “Karelia” along. It’s a bit indie, it’s a bit power pop and it is sure to get them over the half way mark on the bill at any major European festival this year.

    Review date:  19 May 2013

  • danielbadeie.com

    Daniel Badeie

    Swedish import

    Driven along mercilessly by a nervous guitar, “Summer Wine” seems a positively whimsical song for someone like Daniel Badeie. That said, a good pop song is what it is and, with summer approaching, “Summer Wine” should find many friendly ears ready to fall for its inescapable charm.

    Review date:  19 May 2013

  • www.facebook.com/harrietjonesmusic

    Harriet Jones

    On the way up

    Another day another singer songwriter. Harriet Jones has an appealing voice and – assuming she wrote "In The Basement" – a pretty solid songwriting skill set. However, the clumsy and clunky arrangement robs the song of any momentum leaving Ms. Jones rather more exposed than she needs to be. If thus song were to be re-recorded professionally then I am certain that she would make a much better impression.

    Review date:  19 May 2013

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    William Freeman

    Escape from Lossiemouth

    Another day, yet another singer songwriter. This time it is the turn of Scottish wandering minstrel William Freeman to take a shot at fame and his song,  “Lend A Hand”,  is a touch melancholy, played with sensitivity and dexterity and would nicely accompany a walk on the mellow side. A convincing performance then but, perhaps unfortunately for him, there are many more like him out there.

    Review date:  19 May 2013
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You can submit 1 track (and only ONE track) as an mp3 or on a physical CD.

The CD should be sent to the usual address and should be marked "DEMO". Mp3s should be emailed to bluesbunnyeditor AT gmail.com with DEMO in the subject line.

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