2013 Results
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Use the search box below for details of every song entered and to view and print your Certificates
WINNERS AND FINALISTS BY CATEGORY
POP
POP WINNER
Running Away by Jaron Natoli
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Doors suddenly opened for Australian songwriter Jaron Natoli when the contest results were announced. Within days Jaron had TV crews at his house and he was featured and interviewed on the hugely popular prime time Today Tonight TV show and seen by millions across Australia. His win was also covered in the press and online and personally contacted by legendary UK producer Stuart Epps (known for his work with Elton John, Robbie Williams and Oasis among others) who was impressed with his contest entries and is interested in working with him in the future. Jaron's father Chris said "Thanks heaps UKSC! Thanks to your competition Jaron's going to get the recognition he deserves."
Running Away by Jaron Natoli
Listen to the song here
Doors suddenly opened for Australian songwriter Jaron Natoli when the contest results were announced. Within days Jaron had TV crews at his house and he was featured and interviewed on the hugely popular prime time Today Tonight TV show and seen by millions across Australia. His win was also covered in the press and online and personally contacted by legendary UK producer Stuart Epps (known for his work with Elton John, Robbie Williams and Oasis among others) who was impressed with his contest entries and is interested in working with him in the future. Jaron's father Chris said "Thanks heaps UKSC! Thanks to your competition Jaron's going to get the recognition he deserves."
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POP FINALISTS
Beautiful Mess - Natalie Hiong Say That You Love Me - Natasha Duarte, Mick Malusa, Trevor Carter So Long - Tara Dillard and Mitch Bell What Can I Do ~ Martin Wiik Beautifully Human ~ Helga Kaefer RSVP (Come On) ~ Richard J. Hamersma & Joyce Harrison Wondering ~ Audrey Laurencelle |
It Only Gets Better - Victoria Celestine and Jeff Blue Sunny Day ~ Rob Grant and Michelle Clarke Can't Do This Wrong ~ Ross O'Reilly Shoot For The Stars ~ Robert Dedier, Peter Natale and Andres Sierra Some People Never Learn ~ Steve Wade You're My Love ~ Stephen Miller You Paint Me Blue ~ Margot de Graaff |
ACOUSTIC / FOLK
ACOUSTIC & FOLK WINNER
Pass It Along
by Scott Cook
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This year's Acoustic and Folk Category winner is a song by Canadian songwriter and balladeer Scott Cook. Scott has been making a full time living from music since 2007 when he started travelling around the continent playing and singing and living out of his van. Visit his website at http://www.scottcook.net. The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year:
Pass It Along
by Scott Cook
Listen to the track here
This year's Acoustic and Folk Category winner is a song by Canadian songwriter and balladeer Scott Cook. Scott has been making a full time living from music since 2007 when he started travelling around the continent playing and singing and living out of his van. Visit his website at http://www.scottcook.net. The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year:
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ACOUSTIC / FOLK FINALISTS
The Line ~ Kaoru Yamazaki The Old Concrete Mattress ~ Kenny Grant On My Own ~ Cat Maria Fine May Rain ~ Dean Frances-Hawksley Shells ~ Terry Penney Far Away From Home ~ Keni Brownlow and Murray McDowell |
Lilly ~ Phoebe Katis Dotted Line ~ Jerome Anthony Believe ~ Yazzy Chamberlain Love, Life and Faith ~ Jonny Hereward Denver Song ~ Kelly Sheridan Scollin Next To You - Megan Slankard |
SINGER / SONGWRITER
(Joint Winners)
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The Singer Songwriter category is the only category where vocals and performance are also judged together with the songwriting. In all other categories only the songwriting is judged. See the Help and Info page on this site for more details about judging. The competition in this category was very strong this year and the judges decided to award joint winning positions to two remarkable, oustanding, but very different, entries. The winning positions are awarded to Lisa Nelson, a singer songwriter from Manchester, England, and Australian singer songwriter (and Star Wars actress) Bonnie Piesse who is now living in California, USA. Listen to the songs using the links above. The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year:
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SINGER SONGWRITER FINALISTS
Beautiful Mess ~ Natalie Hiong Waiting On The Rain ~ Melusi Chirikure The Record Collection - Chris Brown When I Fall ~ John G. Stuart Honey Pie ~ Nitanee Paris Lawson Stay Away ~ Dale Bennett Poetry and Words ~ Ben Hood, Guy Gyngell Dreamer ~ Ditka Round And Round - Marina Zettl |
Nomad ~ Beth Prior Tinman ~ Andy Brown Let's Be There ~ Julie McCloud Way Back When ~ R James Van Dyke To See Her Dance Again ~ Chris Gill Ritorna a Me ~ Karmelle Stannard Running Away ~ Jaron Natoli The Illusionist ~ Andrew Redford |
COUNTRY
COUNTRY WINNER
I'm So Blue by Rob Cariddi
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The very worthy winner in the Country Category this year is I'm So Blue by songwriter Rob Cariddi from South Carolina, USA. Rob does not sing and this outstanding song entry was recorded for him by a female session singer at a local demo studio. This well crafted classic country/blues song is in standard AABA form. It is very memorable and the judges agree that Rob fully acheived his ambitious aim of writing a song with a "timeless classic" feel. The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year:
I'm So Blue by Rob Cariddi
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The very worthy winner in the Country Category this year is I'm So Blue by songwriter Rob Cariddi from South Carolina, USA. Rob does not sing and this outstanding song entry was recorded for him by a female session singer at a local demo studio. This well crafted classic country/blues song is in standard AABA form. It is very memorable and the judges agree that Rob fully acheived his ambitious aim of writing a song with a "timeless classic" feel. The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year:
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COUNTRY FINALISTS:
If I was Elvis ~ Greylan James Rewind ~ Gary Quinn and Phil Haywood Make It All Come True ~ Jamie Vizard and Ric Neale Dodge Your Bullet ~ Gary Quinn Mama Don't Cry - Nitanee Paris and Dale Effren Wandering Lonesome Traveller ~ Bill McCutcheon Show Me The Way Back To Your Heart ~ Jim Davidson |
Your Love's a River ~ Alan Bryden Guitar Players Get The Girls by Debra Gussin and Marty Dodson Lie With Me ~ Hannah Ellis, Cameron Bedell, David Smith Can't Put You Down ~ Michael "Max" McGee, Scott Miller, Lee Johnson The Other Side ~ R Mack Harrell The Next Thing That You Hear - Allan Caswell All Part Of Our Love - Kevin Reardon |
CHRISTMAS SONGS
(Joint Winners)
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2013 is the first year the contest has had a dedicated Christmas Songs category and the variety and standard of entries was outstanding. Song entries were in a huge variety of genres including country, choral, rock and roll, jazz, pop, ballads, comedy, children's songs and more and the judges have had a very difficult task. Joint winners were chosen - Leigh Haggerwood from London, UK (who performed his own entry) and Rob Cariddi from South Carolina USA (who does not sing and entered a demo made by a session singer at a local demo studio). Both these songs, along with other selected Christmas themed entries, will be featured and promoted by the UKSC in the run up to Christmas 2013. The finalist Christmas Songs and songwriters are listed below:
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CHRISTMAS SONGS FINALISTS:
Mama Made Christmas - Maddy Rodriguez Joy ~ Jules Anna Jones The Way We Feel At Christmas ~ Kate McGrade Ghosts of Christmas Past ~ Les Bassett This is a Happy Christmas ~ Bill McCutcheon Christmas For Everyone ~ Cornelia Brown Prince Of Winter ~ Susan Muranty, Ritchie Neville, Sven Tydeman |
Wondrous, Mysterious ~ Miriam Jones Mister Snow ~ Dennis A. Westgate Christmas State Of Mind - Beth Walker and Richard Howland Joining Hearts ~ Phil Hennessy Rockin' Christmas Party ~ John Dowman and Mike Leedham If Christmas Was Mine ~ Steve Perry and Steve Mansfield Sentimental Song ~ Carolyn Victoria Mill and Reid Jamieson |
LOVE SONGS
LOVE SONGS WINNER
Unravelling
by Natalie Hiong
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Natalie Hiong is a talented singer songwriter from Singapore who lived in London and studied at the London School of Economics. After a brief career in finance she decided to give up the rat race to follow her heart and pursue her dream of a career in music as a songwriterand also as a singer. She has been a UKSC finalist in past years (and has finalist songs in other categories this year). This year her perseverence has paid off, and she is 2013 Winner of the Love Songs category with her charming song Unravelling.
Unravelling
by Natalie Hiong
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Natalie Hiong is a talented singer songwriter from Singapore who lived in London and studied at the London School of Economics. After a brief career in finance she decided to give up the rat race to follow her heart and pursue her dream of a career in music as a songwriterand also as a singer. She has been a UKSC finalist in past years (and has finalist songs in other categories this year). This year her perseverence has paid off, and she is 2013 Winner of the Love Songs category with her charming song Unravelling.
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LOVE SONG FINALISTS
I Never Knew Till I Met You ~ Vembriona Edy How Much Do You Love Me? ~ Ailie Blunnie To See Her Dance Again ~ Chris Gill Morning Star Gently ~ Susan Muranty, Robert J Sedky and Phi Turcio Hold You in My Heart ~ Jamie Vizard and Ric Neale Over Space And Time - Nitanee Paris Lawson and Roy Bemelmans |
Reachin out ~ Jason Mark Yates Let Me In ~ James Brose and George Belanger Love Eternally ~ Paul Ewing Souls Collide ~ Jim Bennett, Megan Conner Gone ~ Lilla Ivánfalvi, László Bozó |
ADULT CONTEMPORARY
AC WINNER
Sirens
by Lucy Mason
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The winning track in the Adult Contemporary category this year is Sirens by Lucy Mason. Lucy lives in London UK and grew up in Weybridge, Surrey and she says that her songs are composed on guitar, in her bedroom, and are deeply personal and inspired by different experiences in her life. Her song Sirens was chosen by the judges as a worthy Adult Contemporary winner. The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win the Adult Contemporary category this year:
Sirens
by Lucy Mason
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The winning track in the Adult Contemporary category this year is Sirens by Lucy Mason. Lucy lives in London UK and grew up in Weybridge, Surrey and she says that her songs are composed on guitar, in her bedroom, and are deeply personal and inspired by different experiences in her life. Her song Sirens was chosen by the judges as a worthy Adult Contemporary winner. The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win the Adult Contemporary category this year:
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ADULT CONTEMPORARY FINALISTS
What's This All For - Natasha Duarte Television Sky ~ Mike Borok Timeless ~ John Hawkins Here and Now ~ Lijie Yang Try To Understand ~ Katie Hardyman Downstream ~ Constant van Graan Misery Man ~ Matt Leonard Price Ghost of the Mockingbird ~ Nitanee Paris Lawson Lost Cause ~ Nazneen Song of Life ~ Rowan Richards May You Be Blessed ~ Robert King |
One Last Time ~ Andy Johnson Olde Fashioned Worlde ~ Gabriel Collins White Dandelions ~ Nikki Forova You May Be My Baby ~ Luiza Nietszche Tonight ~ Phil Danter Free ~ Lindsey Webster and Keith Slattery I'm In No Pain - Megan Slankard / Eric Andersen Feather - Shelly Bhushan 1000 Miles From Your Door - Lindiwe Suttle We Are - James Jollis Nowhere At All - Brian Kalinec |
RnB / URBAN
RnB/URBAN WINNER
Meant Somethin'
by Napoleon Maddox / Brian Greer / Elliott Riggins
This song was chosen by the judges as the outstanding entry in the RnB/Urban Category this year. It is written and performed by members of ISWHAT?! - a talented RnB/HipHop/HardJazz crew from Cincinnati, Ohio, USA. Visit thThe finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year:
Meant Somethin'
by Napoleon Maddox / Brian Greer / Elliott Riggins
This song was chosen by the judges as the outstanding entry in the RnB/Urban Category this year. It is written and performed by members of ISWHAT?! - a talented RnB/HipHop/HardJazz crew from Cincinnati, Ohio, USA. Visit thThe finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year:
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RnB /URBAN FINALISTS:
Who Do You Do - Tara Priya Could've Been Precious ~ William Stewart Cold War - Melvin Ijih Shooting Star ~ Daryl Goldson The Way ~ Glenn Aitken LaLaLa ~ Calling Pluto |
Derrion's song ~ Tavares T Lowery and Patrick J Wilcox Too Late To Turn Back ~ Amanda Belle and Seth Dyer Show Me ~ Richard J. Hamersam, Joyce Harrison, Gary Burnette Being free isn't a crime ~ Paula Dukure and Edijs Dukurs Take Your Place (feat. Mr H) ~ Alex Hills Someone Like You ~ Duffmusiq/Reece |
JAZZ / BLUES
Blues Winner
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There were some great Jazz and Blues entries this year and separate winning positions have been given for each genre. The Blues winner is a classic 12 bar described by songwriter William Alan Desmond (aka Billy D) as "an Original Blues Song with a wicked swampy groove ..." It is perfomed here by Billy D and The Hoodoos. The Jazz winner is an interesting composition drawing on a variety of jazz influences by guitarist and composer Phil Danter who also performs this song live with his band Straight On Red. The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year:
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JAZZ/BLUES FINALISTS:
I Left A Part of Me by Lijie Yang The Time Travelling Wife by Nazneen Coming Home by Judy Slater and Gavin Cuthbertson New Dawn by Jane Ralston Pahr Don't Die Wond'rin' by Jacki Cooper |
Before The Lights Go Out by Richard J. Hamersma & Joyce Harrison London Town by Geoff Martin Preston The Image Of You by Ingvi Thor Kormaksson No Room For Promises by Nicola Milan |
ROCK
Down The Road
by Jaron Natoli
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This song entry is written and performed by the young Australian songwriter Jaron Natoli. Jaron also won the pop category this year with another one of his songs and through this contest he is already attracting the attention of a number of UK industry figures including legendary british producer Stuart Epps. Jaron's dream is to visit London and record in the UK and the UK judges felt that this fresh, atmospheric and original song has the makings of an outstanding rock track. Jaron and UKSC judge Stuart Epps were both featured on prime time TV on the hugely popular Today Tonight TV show and seen by millions across Australia when the results came out. After the show Jaron's father Chris said "Thanks heaps UKSC! Thanks to your competition Jaron's going to get the recognition he deserves."
by Jaron Natoli
Listen to the track here
This song entry is written and performed by the young Australian songwriter Jaron Natoli. Jaron also won the pop category this year with another one of his songs and through this contest he is already attracting the attention of a number of UK industry figures including legendary british producer Stuart Epps. Jaron's dream is to visit London and record in the UK and the UK judges felt that this fresh, atmospheric and original song has the makings of an outstanding rock track. Jaron and UKSC judge Stuart Epps were both featured on prime time TV on the hugely popular Today Tonight TV show and seen by millions across Australia when the results came out. After the show Jaron's father Chris said "Thanks heaps UKSC! Thanks to your competition Jaron's going to get the recognition he deserves."
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ROCK FINALISTS:
Breathe Again - Tiffany Sinko You The One ~ Mogol Badlands ~ James Brose and George Belanger Kissing Lips ~ Natasha Duarte, Marc Collis, Trevor Carter Over By The Wasteland ~ Peter Evans One Way Train ~ Andy Johnson Our Pride ~ John Stephen Mahony Float ~ Paul Blackwood, Stu Gordon, Adam Odoj, Jay McEwan, Mike Gray The Iron Thumb ~ Jonathan Hall |
Sexy Like Hell ~ Marnix Emanuel and Maryse Moerel Better Off On My Own ~ Jaron Natoli and Chris Natoli Be Anyone You Want To ~ Steve White I Bite The Bullet ~ Mavis Kelly and Simon Riding Toe The Line ~ Akshay Chowdhry and Sumant Balakrishnan Shine - Matthew Raber Get Higher - Remington Leith, Sebastian Danzig, Emerson Barrett The Birds And The Bees - Jeff Turner |
ELECTRONIC / DANCE
ELECTRONIC / DANCE WINNER
Vortex Of Life
by Lindsay Hawkins (eoslinz)
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The entries in the Electronic and Dance category get better each year and the judges spent a lot of time carefully considering the entries before they awarded the winning position to this remarkable and outstanding track from Lindsay Hawkins. The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year:
Vortex Of Life
by Lindsay Hawkins (eoslinz)
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The entries in the Electronic and Dance category get better each year and the judges spent a lot of time carefully considering the entries before they awarded the winning position to this remarkable and outstanding track from Lindsay Hawkins. The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year:
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DANCE / ELECTRONIC FINALISTS:
Chasing Stars ~ L Conibear, I McKelvey, Scarlett Quinn I'm The Only One ~ Liisi Koikson Party In My What?! ~ Nitanee Paris Lawson Phoenix ~ Robert Dedier, Peter Natale, Andres Sierra and Ava Dedier One Step From Heaven ~ Gavin Yelverton Magical Forest - Allexander Nova |
3,2,1 - James Hayden Gallagher Aktiv8 ~ Lindsay Hawkins Making Money ~ Tonii Rockit2theMoon ~ Telepathic Cat Jet Life ~ Duffmusiq, Gyles Natalie, Geneva Bokowski Greenlight (You Got It Right) ~ Rachele Rhienne |
INSTRUMENTAL
(Joint Winners)
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Instrumental was one of the most difficult categories to judge this year with a large variety of acoustic works, piano pieces, filmic theme music, orchestral scores, rock and ethnic music and more. In the end the judges decided to award joint winning positions to an orchestral composition by composer and programmer Jason Cullimore written using his computer-based music studio, and an acoustic guitar piece by guitarist and composer Ed Henderson. The entries and composers listed below were also close contenders to win this category this year:
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INSTRUMENTAL FINALISTS:
Inside (Valse) ~ Hugo Bechstein Afghanistan Requiem ~ David Britton Bali Island Of The Gods - Dewi Puspita Storychange ~ Martyn Stringer Chatterbox ~ Cath Baxter Capriccio for Soprano Saxophone ~ Martin D. Bills Cats and Mouses ~ Tom Johnson Calypso Time Rag ~ Paul Cherrington |
Poseidon ~ Ynyr Llwyd Meandering Around In Open G ~ Paul Cherrington Summer Romance ~ Tony Matthews County Choro ~ Martin D. Bills Sailing ~ Yrjö Mikkonen Ben Avigdor - Tomer George Cohen Dancing Near the Nile - Eduardo de la Iglesia |
FAITH/CHRISTIAN
FAITH / CHISTIAN WINNER
Rhythms Of Joy by Martin D Bills
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This winning song in the Faith/Christian Category this year was written by british songwriter and composer Martin D Bills. Martin usually writes and arranges acoustic guitar instrumental pieces, so this gospel style song entry is very different from his usual style of work. The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year:
Rhythms Of Joy by Martin D Bills
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This winning song in the Faith/Christian Category this year was written by british songwriter and composer Martin D Bills. Martin usually writes and arranges acoustic guitar instrumental pieces, so this gospel style song entry is very different from his usual style of work. The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year:
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FAITH / CHRISTIAN FINALISTS:
Deep Was The Night ~ Susan Greydanus This wonderful land ~ Bela Buchmann It's His Love ~ Hansen Chew Chai Min What is Love ~ Tavares Tee Lowery aka OPSOLO The Sun Will Rise Again - Jamin Olorunfemi |
Jesus You Are Beautiful (Holy is The Lord) ~ Heather Buston The Plans I Have for You ~ Deborah "DeDe" Wedekind and Don Koch Spiders ~ Jerome Anthony May You Be Blessed ~ Robert King I Have A Reason - Jamin Olorunfemi |
OPEN CATEGORY
OPEN CATEGORY WINNER
Tu Amore
by Michael Ward, Steve Hemsley & Caterina Polla
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This song, Tu Amore, was chosen as the winning song in the Open Category this year. It is an original classical-crossover song written by a UK based songwriting team (photo shows one of the writers Michael Ward) with words in Italian. Open Category entries The finalist songs and songwriters listed below, which include a large range of genres from from ballads to world and ethnic music and more, were also all close contenders to win this category this year.
Tu Amore
by Michael Ward, Steve Hemsley & Caterina Polla
Listen to the track here
This song, Tu Amore, was chosen as the winning song in the Open Category this year. It is an original classical-crossover song written by a UK based songwriting team (photo shows one of the writers Michael Ward) with words in Italian. Open Category entries The finalist songs and songwriters listed below, which include a large range of genres from from ballads to world and ethnic music and more, were also all close contenders to win this category this year.
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OPEN CATEGORY FINALISTS:
JuDa ~ Dan Harper and Juldeh Camara Jealous Brother ~ Natasha Duarte My First Day In Hell ~ Daisy Chute and Alice Beberman The Emigrants Story ~ Paul Kealy and Ciaran Brennan Flowers In The Fire ~ Gary Gray One Night ~ David Kieran Bailey Someone (A Different View) ~ Cath Baxter |
Sorrow ~ John Hawkins Catharina ~ Silvana Maria Sichi Forever ~ John Wilson I Wonder What Heavens Like ~ Greg J Bryant Dotted Line ~ Jerome Anthony My England ~ Dave Freeman & Chris Morris Oregan - Melissa Bandura |
LYRICS
LYRICS ONLY WINNER
Morning Star Gently by Susan Muranty
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The Lyrics Winner receives personal one-on-one coaching with the renowned hit songwriter Mark Cawley in addition to all her other winner's prizes. This was another difficult category to judge this year but in the end the judges chose this Lyrics Only entry by Susan Muranty. It is a deceptively simple, effective and unusual lyric (it was also entered in the Love Songs category with music written by co writers). The songs and songwriters listed below were also close contenders to win this category this year...
Morning Star Gently by Susan Muranty
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The Lyrics Winner receives personal one-on-one coaching with the renowned hit songwriter Mark Cawley in addition to all her other winner's prizes. This was another difficult category to judge this year but in the end the judges chose this Lyrics Only entry by Susan Muranty. It is a deceptively simple, effective and unusual lyric (it was also entered in the Love Songs category with music written by co writers). The songs and songwriters listed below were also close contenders to win this category this year...
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LYRICS ONLY FINALISTS:
Mama's Words ~ Catherine Meldrum Paint the Sky ~ Leni Croker Rainbows Without Rain ~ Ian Lee-Bennett Believe ~ Yazzy Chamberlain Paper Airplanes ~ Christina Desmarteau Invisible Saxophone (Air Sax) ~ Richard Dames Memory Lane ~ Cindy Else Beautiful ~ Johnny Bowden |
I Saw You ~ Steve Stewart Better Than You ~ Lindsay Hamminga Into the wild ~ Vigdis Eidsvaag I See it in Your Face ~ Clive James Calderwood Song For An Unknown Lover ~ Hugh Coleridge Broken Dreams ~ Paul Glascodine 4 This Woman ~ Shanthan |
In 2013 everyone who entered the contest received a gift package worth $100 (approx £80) consisting of $50 worth of songwriting courses and song pitching services at SongU.com plus a $50 six month "Film and TV" membership, including song pitching services, at Broadjam.com. This prize gift package for every entrant was worth approximately five times the entry fee. In addition, every finalist listed on this page receives international lifetime SCO copyright registrations worth $35 for each song at SongCopyright.org. Prizes for category winners and special prize winners this year included a professional studio production with world class musicians and session vocalist at MOA Studios, professional video shoot and production and personal mentoring and coaching sessions with the #1 hit songwriter Mark Cawley. All category winners received honourary Guild of International Songwriter and Composer memberships, professional music websites and full one year professional memberships at broadjam.com, plus promotion and exposure on the exclusive Best Of UKSC music industry promotional album. Every contestant also receives a frameable Certificate for each song that they enter - there are Winner, Finalist, Semi Finalist, Commended Entry or Participation Certificates for all contestants. Use the search box above to see results for every song entered and to get Certificates (see the Certificates page for printing tips). Everyone song entered is carefully examined and rated and everyone who enters this competition has the opportunity to be noticed by music industry professionals in the UK and worldwide who follow this event closely each year looking for new talent...
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