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In their first few tours, it would make sense for an up-and-coming band to open for artists whose style is generally reminiscent of their
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As someone with an accurate perception of the arduously precise process of songwriting and music production, I am occasionally astounded by the work ethic
When a new band crafts a handful of tracks that they consider to be of the utmost quality, they are often faced with one
Local support can go a long way in finding success for a new artist. In fact, unless the specified artist ventures on some unconventionally
When I was looking for information about the up-and-coming Håkan Hellström, I could not help but notice that basically every bio, web-posted comment, or
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The difference between music awards in North America and Europe often astounds me. Sure, a “Grammy Award” is universally synonymous with quality on each
