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Niki & The Dove really know how to make live performances filled with a special atmosphere, beauty and expression of their music. Recently band has visited Roskilde Festival held in Denmark to perform songs from their debut album "Instinct".
Today we have a chance to enjoy this performance of "Tomorrow" and "DJ, Ease My Mind" in a proper TV-quality.

Missing fresh Mohombi's stuff that I was writing so much during last year?
Well, the wait is over, here we have a new song from DJ Assad - "Addicted" featuring not only Mohombi but Craig David and Greg Parys. Shamelessly I didn't hear about the last guy before but Craig David! Mohombi has got a great company.
And the song sounds like a pretty worthy hit for names like these. "Addicted" is a big dance track where you get a bit of everything actual in pop-dance music lately, surely Avicii pianos are also there but melodically it's not too far from what we love Mohombi for. Great summer track!

Eric Amarillo comes back to own another summer in Sweden with a new hit "Men Hallå! Vem bryr sig?" that I was writing about earlier this year.
The track sounds quite different from "Om Sanningen Ska Fram" but it contains one of combinations I usually fall for hard - dance pop-music with a lot of strings and Eric always knows how to make a beautiful pop-tune.
In a week after a single release we also get a video which is a documentary cut that you can watch below.

Two months have passed since our fresh discovery Erik Emanon has presented his wonderful dubstep-ballad "Breaking Love" we've noticed directly and the follow-up of this work is coming sooner than we expected. Already this Sunday on July 15th Erik releases EP "The Art Of Letting Go" and the wait is getting more excting as we get another piece of it - new track "Finding Neverland" that you can check yourself here.
Imagine Frankmusik's pop-joy moving from dreamy dance-verses into a heavy club rhythm and mix it up with a reasonable dose of dubstep and Erik's sensual vocals and you'll get a "Finding Neverland". Very delicious and original track still remaning quite popstatic!

Magnus Carlsson has appeared in Nyhetsmorgon today to premiere his new song "People Change" and surprisingly it's not a new disco-anthem but a very nice melodic radio-ballad "People Change" with a proper pop-growth, calm and beautiful. You know Magnus can do ballad stuff really well.
Another track that he was performing was Ted Gärdestad's "För kärlekens skull" that you can also make below.