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Sunday, January 23, 2011

Caroline Jönsson is familiar to many followers of Melodifestivalen as constant backing choir-singer on Melodifestivalen and on Eurovision (Sweden 2006, Lithuania 2005). By rumours Caroline was candidate to perform "Jag Tror På Oss" at MF-2009 (that finally has gone to Scotts) and along with Geir Röning she was singing demo of "In A Moment Like This" ended up as the winner of Danish preselection year ago.
In 2008 Caroline has presented first pieces of her solo-stuff - "By My Side" and "Electric" written by Evan - both truly delicious pop-tracks. Huge epic "By My Side" was previously presented by Evan himself but with Caroline's sensitive Tatu-type manner it has become even more stunning. "Electric" has turned to be quite different electropop-dance song in best traditions of BWO. But unfortunately no one of these songs was released.
This time we get completely new track recorded by Caroline with RXM Project. "Slowly, Slowly" was written and produced by Paul & Marie Rein who worked before with Christina Aguilera and Jessica Simpson. It's modern ballad with warm ABBAesque melody and massive musical-breathing choruses with slight "Last Christmas" touch.
If you got interested in Caroline I also recommend to watch her covering "Earth Song" at tribute-concert in Stockholm, very touching vocal performance.
Labels: Caroline Jönsson, RXM Project, Slowly
Tuesday, January 4, 2011

Jenny Silver who will perform in a month at Melodifestivalen with the song "Something In Your Eyes" written Erik Bernholm, Thomas G:son and Henrik Sethsson has recommended herself as an artist of wide genres range moving through years of her career from dansband to rock, from dark techno of Melodifestivalen-2010 to promised schlager-pop of Melodifestivalen-2011.
So before the contest she has decided to try new direction going clubby with RXM Project in new collaboration track "I Believe In You" produced by Paul & Marie Rein and co-written by them with Jenny.
"I Believe In You" is house Kylie-smelling track, atmosperically as meditative as "A Place To Stay" but much more dynamic and light with hypnotizing Jenny's vocal perfectly fitting this sort of music, check yourself.
Labels: I Believe In You, Jenny Silver, RXM Project














