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    Suburban Myth: Welcome ‘if only’

      It grabs you first time because… … its got a great vocal introduction with a mystical edge that creates intrigue and child like excitement before the gates of hades are upon you and the guitar thrashing ensues!    

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    Jo Cooper – Don’t turn Back

      It grabs you first time because… … it has a powerful soul aspect with a really catchy tagline. The track is very similar to I will survive from Gloria Gaynor with a modern electro edge..

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    Scrilla – Turn Me Up

    It grabs you first time because… … of its multi-genre approach, encompassing dubstep, dance and hip-hop influences

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    Fireproof Giant – A Place to Start

    It grabs you first time because… …of its soft piano introduction reminiscent of Gary Jules’ ‘Mad World’, progressing into its own with excellent violin accompaniment

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    Annastasia – Let Me Go

    It grabs you first time because… … of the important message behind the track and Annastasia’s vocals have a Mary J Blige like quality

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    Colin Clyne – Merry Go Round

    It grabs you first time because… …of Colin Clyne’s Scottish accent which gives certain lyrics a different, intriguing sound and complements the folk genre nicely

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    MJEEZ – Don’t Go Away

    It grabs you first time because… …of its soft, acoustic melody which breaks down into a dance beat track guaranteed to get you moving

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    Senani – ‘Free’

    It grabs you first time because… … of its infectious, Bollywood inspired riffs that complement the pop-infused melody. Senani’s vocals top off this track perfectly giving the listener a soft but powerful voice to sing along too

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