Since you guys seem to love music so much, I thought I'd share my friend's band's demo with you (:

http://warfare.nu/misc/o2k/other/sou...%20Experience/

Its not the final mix, but I'm sure they'd like to get some more thoughts
My personal favourites are "Garden in the sky", "Too bad" & "When the night"

__________________


http://uberforting.istheshit.net/

"Garden in the sky" "Heading for the sun" and "too bad" is really good.

But tbh they are MUCH better live.

__________________
63% of all statistics are made up... including this one!!!

All good bands should be.

__________________

Your friend is American but you are from YUROPE?

What the? Why would he be american? :S lol

He's the singer btw

__________________


http://uberforting.istheshit.net/

Every member of the band is swedish as i am and 02k.

__________________
63% of all statistics are made up... including this one!!!

If he's not American he has a very good American accent , I don't know, I think a singer should sing in his own accent...Something I noticed at this years eurovision (lol) was that nearly all the bands were singing in an American accents. Try singing in sweedish instead.

Apart from that I really liked it, especially "somebody like you"

__________________
Hello

It's just the way people learn to sing...

They don't use certain parts of their vocal chords when they sing that they use when they talk.

Easy example is Kaidus' band, Overture.

http://www.myspace.com/overtureuk

Can you tell he's from the UK? Do you think he's honestly trying to sing like most Americans talk? (most, unless you have a southern accent... they're pretty obvious)

An example of the totally opposite side is Green Day.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=B-HTRKlU1EY

Am I the only one who thinks they sound overtly Irish? They're from California.

It's just the way people learn to sing...

__________________

proof sol said it

The singer sounds very American, I can't hear a Swedish accent at all.