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Nice nostalgic moment for BWO fans. Today Martin Rolinski who participates in a current season of Körslaget has performed one of band's classic hits "Chariots Of Fire" from the album "Halcyon Days" and it looked like BWO never broke up. Martin has even improved his work with camera and has definitely become an artist who is ready to come back to Melodifestivalen as a solo-artist. Currently he's in specaulations lists to enter the contest next year along with Alexander Bard's Gravitonas and that would really be exciting to get both and watch their schlager-duel, don't you think?
Afro-Dite's Gladys was singing "Never Let It Go" today but vocally it wasn't her day.

Back in April we told you exciting news about BWO's ex-vocalist Martin Rolinski's comeback. It feels like it was yesterday but autumn is soon and like it was promised new Martin's track "Blame It On A Decent Matter" is ready to mark new solo-era of Martin's music career and it's presented today!
And guess what? Martin is signed to Alexander Bard's label SoFo Records and due to snippet of "Blame It On A Decent Matter" he's not going to change his music direction as the song sounds really BWOesque, it's electronic, it's poppy and only listening to this snippet we've realized that actually we're missing BWO (though last years of project's existance we were supporters of their break and developing members' own careers).
Next week Martin is gonna be one of Lotta på Liseberg's guests so we expect him to perform new song live and we can't wait to see new image of Martin (hope it'll be somewhat new though if you're hardcore BWO's fan you probably hope it won't).

Fantastic news have come from Nyheter24 - BWO vocalist Martin Rolinski is going to start solo-career this Autumn!
Though rumours were rolling around since 2009 only last Spring BWO has officially announced that band is breaking up and members are going their own roads. Alexander Bard has started new project Gravitonas, Marina Schiptjenko has come back to old band Page and Martin Rolinski intended to take care about his family and new-born child Isabella.
Now it's time to get back to work, Martin has found necessary persons to work with participating himself in all stages of creating new stuff, prepares to launch and gets ready to launch his project already this Autumn. He describes his new music as deeper, darker and tougher electro-pop but doesn't have any plans for album as he considers releasing songs in EPs - in bunchs by 4-5 more perspective. Around 30 songs already wait to break the silence so hopefully soon we'll be able to get a first taste of this exciting project.

7 months have passed since Emilia De Poret released her amazing last video "Now Or Never" (thanx to scandipop for tips about this amazing video) and though currently there's no sign of any promotion-activity of her music in Sweden her biggest hit "Pick Me Up" has recently entered Billboard dance chart in USA (together with Robyn's "Dancing On My Own", BWO's "Right Here Right Now" and Stonebridge's "The Morning After"). Today Expressen premieres new Emilia's video for another single "This Ain't a Love Song" from her album "Pick Me Up". It's very stylish half-animated video that was shot in Tokyo with Japanese hip-hop star Verbal directed by Marcus Lundin who was also responsible for "Now Or Never".