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Waiting for a series of new post-MF albums from Timoteij, David Lindgren and Molly Sandén coming very soon I'd like to turn your head to another worth mentioning work of this Spring, the one you probably even got tired of. Or probably you're going to play it till the very end of this year, or years more... However Charlotte Perrelli's "The Girl" hasn't failed to meet the expectations, the album has become a proper pop-treatment and has peaked at #7 of Swedish chart which is Charlotte's second best result after "Hero" (#3).
While "Little Braveheart" starts spreading in Europe, I'd like to mention another great dance track - "In The Sun". Starting with a slow growing intro as all good schlagers are supposed to it surprisingly turns to a big dance summerish anthem, poptastic and happy. As dubstep becomes a trend in Swedish pop this song also includes dubstep middle-eight. The song was written by the same team behind "The Girl" and "Little Braveheart" - Fredrik Kempe and Alexander Jonsson with producing help of Elias Kapari and the lyrics from Sharon Vaughn.

The latest schlager-trip of Eurovision-winner Charlotte Perrelli hasn't become as successful as it was in 2008, 5th place of semifinal that we expected to happen but still very sad about. Though Charlotte's new disco-anthem hasn't gathered enough votes at Melodifestivalen the single has appeared in iTunes-charts of Norway and Finland right after release and now Charlotte's ready for release of her new "The Girl" album that will include 8 new tracks.
Album snippets are already out here and as I did when I first listened to Charlotte's previous album in 2008 I directly in love with it. It feels really fresh and still Charlotte knows her safe area to bring joy to Swedish pop-fans to be paid by their love instead. It's also quite different from almost RedOne-smelling duo with Kate Ryan "Little Braveheart" and another disco-track with Kate's vibes "Dark to the Light" to r'n'b ballad like "Just Not Tonight" and JoJo-sounding "Closing Circles". It's early to judge by 30-seconds snippets but it's right time to get excited!