2015 Results
Use the search box below for details of each song entered and to view and print certificates
Use the search box below for details of each song entered and to view and print certificates
WINNERS AND FINALISTS BY CATEGORY
POP
POP WINNER
This Time
by Jaron Natoli / Chris Natoli / Robert John Sedky
Listen To The Song Here
This outstanding winning song in the Pop category is sung by young Australian songwriter Jaron Natoli (photo). Jaron usually writes songs on his own but this song was written by him together with his father Chris Natoli and co writer Robert John Sedky. This is a very current sounding and perfectly crafted song with an uplifting message of hope triumphing over a melancholy theme and melody. This song was a finalist in last year's contest and it was a last minute decision to enter it again this year. The finalists listed below were also contenders to win the Pop category this year:
This Time
by Jaron Natoli / Chris Natoli / Robert John Sedky
Listen To The Song Here
This outstanding winning song in the Pop category is sung by young Australian songwriter Jaron Natoli (photo). Jaron usually writes songs on his own but this song was written by him together with his father Chris Natoli and co writer Robert John Sedky. This is a very current sounding and perfectly crafted song with an uplifting message of hope triumphing over a melancholy theme and melody. This song was a finalist in last year's contest and it was a last minute decision to enter it again this year. The finalists listed below were also contenders to win the Pop category this year:
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POP FINALISTS
Anything You Want To - Natasha Duarte Anime Girl - Flaviyake Phoenix Rising- Jasmine Crowe / Josh Anderson Love Potion - Natasha Duarte / Ryan Enright When You're Awake - Gilbert Polk / James Adamo Jr. I Love You By Heart - Jeff Saxon Famous - Matt Beilis / Jon Muro On The Line - Stephen Miller Thinking About You - Adam Marc Johnson |
Skeleton - Jasmine Crowe / Joshua Anderson Let Me In - James Brose / George Belanger Believe In Love - Philip Jacobs /Gavin Conder Outer Space - Justina Shandler Love Obsession - Mairead Furlong Jacob's Ladder -Chris Kerley Cold Heart Beat - Lauren Light Tidal Wave - Andrew Bertoia |
COUNTRY
COUNTRY WINNER
A Moment Doesn't Matter
by Jayne Sachs, Victoria Banks and Brett Mandel
Listen To The Track Here
The winning song in the Country Category this year is A Moment Doesn't Matter. This was the first choice of our resident Country Music expert and CMA award winning country artist and songwriter Lucie Diamond and also the Nashville based hit songwriter Mark Cawley, among others. Mark said of this song "Just solid, excellent writing. Strong theme, developed really well and a great melody. Heads above the others for me." The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also considered as contenders to win this category this year:
A Moment Doesn't Matter
by Jayne Sachs, Victoria Banks and Brett Mandel
Listen To The Track Here
The winning song in the Country Category this year is A Moment Doesn't Matter. This was the first choice of our resident Country Music expert and CMA award winning country artist and songwriter Lucie Diamond and also the Nashville based hit songwriter Mark Cawley, among others. Mark said of this song "Just solid, excellent writing. Strong theme, developed really well and a great melody. Heads above the others for me." The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also considered as contenders to win this category this year:
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COUNTRY FINALISTS
Cherokee Rose - Arran Kerr Guns Or Roses - Rob Cariddi Back To You - Jayne Sachs Lonely Town - Karen Craigie Someone's Been Walking In my Shoes - Hunter and Suzy Owens Sometimes You Just Don't See It Coming - Matt Taylor |
Till The Wheels Fall Off - Shane Martin, Kenny Royster Still Loving You - Joe Harris Do You Remember? - Camilla Gilson That's What Daddies Do - Brett Clarke & Jane Robertson Catch A Break - Franky Bechard Boomerang - Deanna Harper, Brad Hull, Autumn McEntire |
ADULT CONTEMPORARY
AC WINNER
Everything's Great All The Time
by Andy Hamilton and Phil Palmer
Listen To The Track Here
The winner of the Adult Contemporary Category in 2015 is an ironic paean to pill popping co written by two brits: songwriter and session guitarist Phil Palmer and saxophonist and composer Andy Hamilton. Multi Platinum songwriter and UKSC judge Shelly Peiken said: "The winner for me is “Everything's Great All The Time”. Well thought out concept. Fantastic lyrics. Deep subject matter but not overly dramatic… laid back, soulful… sort of Eagles meets Steely Dan. I can’t stop singing it." And the other judges all agree. The finalist songs and songwriters listed below (especially The Middle by Amy Rushton) were also contenders to win this category this year:
Everything's Great All The Time
by Andy Hamilton and Phil Palmer
Listen To The Track Here
The winner of the Adult Contemporary Category in 2015 is an ironic paean to pill popping co written by two brits: songwriter and session guitarist Phil Palmer and saxophonist and composer Andy Hamilton. Multi Platinum songwriter and UKSC judge Shelly Peiken said: "The winner for me is “Everything's Great All The Time”. Well thought out concept. Fantastic lyrics. Deep subject matter but not overly dramatic… laid back, soulful… sort of Eagles meets Steely Dan. I can’t stop singing it." And the other judges all agree. The finalist songs and songwriters listed below (especially The Middle by Amy Rushton) were also contenders to win this category this year:
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ADULT CONTEMPORARY FINALISTS
The Middle by Amy Rushton Rigid Frame - Sarah Miles Breathe With Me - Alan Penman / Johnny McKnight Fool Me Once - Lindsey Webster / Keith Slattery Hometown - Andy Doonan Listen - Momac I Won't Make You Stay - Lauren Haze and Mark Zubek Take My Hand - Luke Robinson Beautiful Life - Raiga I Will Love You More - Dave Harding |
Little Heartbreaker - Karen Craigie One Heart - Jeff Saxon Miracle 'Round The Bend - Robert Marino For Our Children - Kay Bell / James Shipstone In Time - Samuel James Break My Fall - Skyler Clark-Hamel, Jeff Ballard, James Norman Fail Better - Dave Burn, Nip Heeley, Steve Ludlam Far Away - Andy Barlow One More - Richard Hamersma Golden Cage - Stefan Wermelinger |
ACOUSTIC & FOLK
ACOUSTIC & FOLK WINNER
Human After All
by Michael Logen and Sierra Noble
Listen To The Song Here
This year's Acoustic and Folk Category winner is by Michael Logen and Sierra Noble from California, USA. This version entered in the UKSC is sung by Michael although a search on the web will show versions recorded by Sierra as well. The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year:
Human After All
by Michael Logen and Sierra Noble
Listen To The Song Here
This year's Acoustic and Folk Category winner is by Michael Logen and Sierra Noble from California, USA. This version entered in the UKSC is sung by Michael although a search on the web will show versions recorded by Sierra as well. The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year:
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ACOUSTIC / FOLK FINALISTS
The Tide - Amanda Savage Lady Messiah - Matthew Hemson Miles To Go - Emily Mae Winters Peggy Airey - Jamie Roberts Worth The Trouble - Drakeford Lanier My Captain - Ange Hardy A Little Too - Elaine McLaughlin |
Stumble On The Seam - Katriona Gilmore A Tune I'd Never Heard Before - Kevin O'Regan Jonah - Jeremy Johnson Esteesee - Ange Hardy Scared Little Boy - Scott Krokoff Into Your Arms - Robin Falcon You Make Me Beautiful - Joey Hatcher / Frank Stopak |
SINGER / SONGWRITER
Lauren Haze
performing her original song
I Won't Make You Stay
Listen To The Track Here
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 again very strong this year but the judges decided to award the winning position to 22 year old singer songwriter Lauren Haze for her entry "I Won't Make You Stay" (co written with Mark Zubek). The finalist songs listed below were also contenders to win this category.
performing her original song
I Won't Make You Stay
Listen To The Track Here
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 again very strong this year but the judges decided to award the winning position to 22 year old singer songwriter Lauren Haze for her entry "I Won't Make You Stay" (co written with Mark Zubek). The finalist songs listed below were also contenders to win this category.
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SINGER SONGWRITER FINALISTS
Sincerely Me - Alex Marie Brinkley The Mailman - Justina Shandler Sky On Fire - Andy Doonan / James Rix Take My Hand - Luke Robinson Wasted Tears - Victoria Celestine All Of My Heart - Glenn Harrold Colourblind - Miray |
Sleepless Child - Sara Edwards Run Amy Run - Stephen Manley Hummingbird (Homecoming) - Akinro / Rode / Meusel Look Out Of Your Window - Michael Logen Turn Down The Light - Cam Nacson Scared Little Boy - Scott Krokoff Take Me - Laura Walker / Jeanette Walker |
LYRICS ONLY
LYRICS ONLY WINNER
Best Actor
by Debra Gussin
Read the lyric here
This was a very difficult category to judge this year with such a huge variety of styles and themes and many talented writers. This is a very popular category that attracts many talented and creative writers. In the end the judges chose this Lyrics Only entry by Debra Gussin. The songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year...
Best Actor
by Debra Gussin
Read the lyric here
This was a very difficult category to judge this year with such a huge variety of styles and themes and many talented writers. This is a very popular category that attracts many talented and creative writers. In the end the judges chose this Lyrics Only entry by Debra Gussin. The songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year...
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LYRICS ONLY FINALISTS
Rainbows Without Rain - Ian Lee-Bennett Class - Peter Hewitt Chasing The Sun - Lisa Nicoll Arianna - Jane Gill-Wilson Tumble Down - Ade Goodyear Visions - Keith Bendell |
Sand Angel - Richard J. Hamersma Midnight Chimes - Shirley Steel Dancing in the Rain - Stephen Matthew Poet's Verse - Allan Gibson I Feel Sorry For The Stars Tonight - Susan Muranty A Song For You - Jason William Lee |
MUSIC VIDEOS
(Joint Winners)
Winner
Up Is Down
by Mike Hyden Watch the video here |
Winner
My Favourite Time Of Year
by Leigh Haggerwood Watch the video here |
The Music Video Category was introduced into the contest in 2014 and the winners in this second year are Up Is Down by Mike Hyden and My Favourite Time Of Year by Leigh Haggerwood. These two entries could not be more different from each other but are so equally good in their own ways that the judges decided on joint winners. Up Is Down is a simple, gentle and touching production that uses clever silhouette imagery to sensitively compliment and express the music, lyrics, and sentiment of the song. My Favourite Time Of Year is at the other end of the spectrum with such big production values and large cast that it must have required a daunting amount of work, organization and dedication to put together. The finalist Music Video entries listed below were also all contenders to win this year:
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MUSIC VIDEO FINALISTS:
(Just Stop) Telling Me Not To - Natasha Duarte Bad Love - Sira Mayo & Gilberto Martin Follow Your Star - Michael J. Ashworth Shout Out - Brittany Davies Wanted To Feel - Natasha Duarte |
See You On The Other Side - Shun Endo The Original Kingston Song - Matthew Worden / Colton Frost / Cab / A&A Wasted Tears - Victoria Celestine Hummingbird (Homecoming) - Tokunbo Akinro / Ulrich Rode / Matthias Meusel |
LOVE SONGS
LOVE SONGS WINNER
If I Fall
by Deanna Harper, April Geesbreght and Jasmyne Alyse
Listen To The Song Here
The winner of the Love Songs Category this year, If I Fall, is sung by one of the co writers, Jasmyne Alyse. Multi Platinum songwriter and UKSC judge Shelly Peiken, whose many outstanding achievements include two number one hits with Christina Aguilera, described this song entry as "vulnerable, current, dynamic, marketable" (and she should know!) and it was her firm winner. She also made some very useful comments that we will pass on to the writers about the bridge section and some possible re writing. The songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category.
If I Fall
by Deanna Harper, April Geesbreght and Jasmyne Alyse
Listen To The Song Here
The winner of the Love Songs Category this year, If I Fall, is sung by one of the co writers, Jasmyne Alyse. Multi Platinum songwriter and UKSC judge Shelly Peiken, whose many outstanding achievements include two number one hits with Christina Aguilera, described this song entry as "vulnerable, current, dynamic, marketable" (and she should know!) and it was her firm winner. She also made some very useful comments that we will pass on to the writers about the bridge section and some possible re writing. The songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category.
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LOVE SONGS FINALISTS
Beautiful Dream - Paul Kealy / Kieran Brennan All That I Need - Bob Heatlie Another Chance - Mike Shirley I Will Love You More - Dave Harding Just Wanna Say Hello - Katie Hardyman Let Me In - James Brose / George Belanger Old And Grey - Andrew Small Nothin' I Don't Love About You - Jeff Saxon The Tide - Amanda Savage Break In The Rain - Peter Lewis / Tony Hume Carved In Stone - Brian CW Ingarfield |
Dasvidaniya - Gonzalo Fraga Falling Out Of Love - Hunter and Suzy Owens Ready And Waiting - Debra Gussin / Stacy Hogan Whatever The Distance - Zoe McCaw He Kissed Me - Natasha Duarte Infinity - Phillip E. Mitchell The Wall - Maxim Markov The Heart You Were Looking For - Andy Hamilton / Lily Gonzalez You Are My World - Larry Keogh The Other Side - Alan Weston |
UNDER 18s
UNDER 18s WINNER
Listen
by Momac
Listen to the song here
This song was chosen by the judges as the winner of this category. "Listen" is an unusual song entry, sung by the songwriter, Molly, against a sparse and moody background. Molly, or Momac, is a young singer songwriter from Edinburgh and she impressed the judges this year with a variety of song entries. We think she will have a great future in music ahead of her. The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year:
Listen
by Momac
Listen to the song here
This song was chosen by the judges as the winner of this category. "Listen" is an unusual song entry, sung by the songwriter, Molly, against a sparse and moody background. Molly, or Momac, is a young singer songwriter from Edinburgh and she impressed the judges this year with a variety of song entries. We think she will have a great future in music ahead of her. The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year:
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UNDER 18s FINALISTS
Better Side - Thilo Berndt City Lights - Jules Diva - Momac Flying Off The Handle - Chantelle Dominique McAteer Is This Real - Kaitlyn Thomas It's Worth It - Thilo Berndt |
Rescue Me - Meg Ripps Don't - Florence Jack Maybe - Yana Williams Someone Could Be - Yazzy Requiem Of A Dream - Achilles & Philip Zisiadis |
ELECTRONIC / DANCE / AMBIENT
(Joint Winners)
Winner
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Winner
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The judges decided on having joint winners in the EDA category this year. These are two very different songs by very talented songwriters. Helen Jones is an electronic and dance music composer from Wrexham, UK and her club dance track Believe, with it's distinctive and catchy guitar riffs, was a firm favourite in this year's UKSC. Sofa King Cool, by US composer Jonathan Bluth, is a very different track that stands out for its originality and creativity. Both are very worthy winners in this EDA category. The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year:
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EDA FINALISTS:
Skeleton - Jasmine Crowe / Joshua Anderson The Light - Raiga |
Ruthless - Tyson / Williams Toxique - Charlène Blanchette |
JAZZ / BLUES
JAZZ / BLUES WINNER
New York In Spring
by Jeremy Bass
Listen To The Track Here
New York In Spring was chosen by the judges as the outstanding entry in the Jazz / Blues Category this year. This song entry is performed by the songwriter, Jeremy Bass. Writers are often told to writer about what they know. Jeremy lives in Brooklyn New York so in this song he is certainly writing about something he knows very well - his own hometown. The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year:
New York In Spring
by Jeremy Bass
Listen To The Track Here
New York In Spring was chosen by the judges as the outstanding entry in the Jazz / Blues Category this year. This song entry is performed by the songwriter, Jeremy Bass. Writers are often told to writer about what they know. Jeremy lives in Brooklyn New York so in this song he is certainly writing about something he knows very well - his own hometown. The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year:
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JAZZ / BLUES FINALISTS:
Two Steps Forward - Andy Hamilton and Phil Palmer Conta Comigo - D'Manyissa Wherever I Go Now - Mike Shirley |
Dizzy Heights - Bob Heatlie Wonder Woman - Anni Piper / Dave Kury / Frank Hetzler |
ROCK
Kissing Lips
by
Natasha Duarte, Marc Collis and Trevor Carter
Listen To The Track Here
This winning song entry in the Rock Category this year is Kissing Lips by young Australian songwriter Natasha Duarte (photo) who also sings the song and two co writers. The Rock Category was very difficult to judge this year with strong finalists and many styles of rock entered, but this song was a favourite with the judges for its memorability, mix of retro style guitar riffs with a contemporary pop/rock feel and a catchy hook and chorus. The songs and songwriters listed below (with a special shout out to Badlands and Once Bitten) were all strong contenders to win this category and can all be regarded as runners up.
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Natasha Duarte, Marc Collis and Trevor Carter
Listen To The Track Here
This winning song entry in the Rock Category this year is Kissing Lips by young Australian songwriter Natasha Duarte (photo) who also sings the song and two co writers. The Rock Category was very difficult to judge this year with strong finalists and many styles of rock entered, but this song was a favourite with the judges for its memorability, mix of retro style guitar riffs with a contemporary pop/rock feel and a catchy hook and chorus. The songs and songwriters listed below (with a special shout out to Badlands and Once Bitten) were all strong contenders to win this category and can all be regarded as runners up.
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ROCK FINALISTS:
Badlands - James Brose / George Belanger Living On The Line - Joe Stewart Once Bitten (Never Enough) - Lauren Brombert Run Away - Nitanee Paris Lawson & Jean-Pierre Williams |
Silver & Gold - Si Connelly Let Me In - James Brose / George Belanger Sparkles and Shine - Chloe Pandora Fade Away - Justin Stretch |
RnB and Urban
RnB WINNER
Skippin
by Yves Agbessi / Francesco Siliotto / Gabriele Saro
Listen To The Track Here
Skippin by the songwriting team of Yves Agbessi / Francesco Siliotto / Gabriele Saro was chosen by the judges as the winner of the RnB and Urban category this year. The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year:
Skippin
by Yves Agbessi / Francesco Siliotto / Gabriele Saro
Listen To The Track Here
Skippin by the songwriting team of Yves Agbessi / Francesco Siliotto / Gabriele Saro was chosen by the judges as the winner of the RnB and Urban category this year. The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year:
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RnB FINALISTS:
Get Over You - Dominic King Je T'aime - JB Magdeleine So Cold - Yves Agbessi / Francesco Siliotto / Gabriele Saro |
Action - Cleveland Ngarutai Blake Sunshine - David Mascowe / Bobby Mason I Will Bleed - Hiroshi Tokieda / Trupti Pandkar |
OPEN CATEGORY
(Joint Winners)
Winner
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Winner
The Tide
by Amanda Savage Listen to the song here |
There were joint winners in the Open Category this year. Ave Maria is a powerful and beautiful modern classical crossover piece sung in Italian and written by Czech composer Tomas Kympl. The Tide by British songwriter Amanda Savage is a tender and charming "old school" love song that, while it may not be current or commercial, was described by one judge as "retro but faultless. It is poignant and the lyric is super tight". The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year.
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OPEN CATEGORY FINALISTS:
Jealous Brother - Natasha Duarte New View - Rishi Saluja For Our Children - Kay Bell / James Shipstone |
Around The Corner - Tip C Conta Comigo - D'Manyissa You Make Me Beautiful - Joey Hatcher / Frank Stopak |
FAITH/CHRISTIAN/GOSPEL
FAITH / CHRISTIAN / GOSPEL WINNER
Saved
by Helen Yeomans
Listen To The Track Here
This winning song in the Faith/Christian Category this year Is a gospel song written by Helen Yeomans, a songwriter and choir director from Devon. Her choir Glorious Chorus sing this version of the song. The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year:
Saved
by Helen Yeomans
Listen To The Track Here
This winning song in the Faith/Christian Category this year Is a gospel song written by Helen Yeomans, a songwriter and choir director from Devon. Her choir Glorious Chorus sing this version of the song. The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year:
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FAITH / CHRISTIAN FINALISTS:
We'll Walk By Faith - Robin Hagues Praise His Name - Lady Coreaka Cannary A New Creation - Bel Thomson Can't Live Without You Jesus - Robert Young I bow before You - Shaun Griffiths We'll walk by faith - Robin Hagues |
Your Heart is Heard - Beverly Perry What You Make Of Me - Mike Hyden God Lives Forever - Dami Kalz One Life To Live - Abbie Sandico Little Darling - Nicole Heymann |
INSTRUMENTAL
INSTRUMENTAL CATEGORY WINNER
Forever Gone
by Oli Jogvansson
Listen To The Track Here
This year's Instrumental winner is Oli Jogvansson from the Faroe Islands with his composition Forever Gone. TV and Film Composer, and UKSC judge, Jamie Serafi said "The title of the piece suggests a deep solemnity and if this is the case, the musical ideas reflect this mood perfectly. There is some beautiful string writing underscoring the guitar in the opening section and the development of ideas is faultless". .
Forever Gone
by Oli Jogvansson
Listen To The Track Here
This year's Instrumental winner is Oli Jogvansson from the Faroe Islands with his composition Forever Gone. TV and Film Composer, and UKSC judge, Jamie Serafi said "The title of the piece suggests a deep solemnity and if this is the case, the musical ideas reflect this mood perfectly. There is some beautiful string writing underscoring the guitar in the opening section and the development of ideas is faultless". .
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INSTRUMENTAL FINALISTS:
Millennium Scherzo - Paul Barker For The Glory - Oli Jogvansson Last Train Out To Sofia - Gregory Giarelis Doomsday Carnival - Johannes Carlsson The Back Peddler - Stevie Lawrence The Tale of Buckaroo Bill - Eamonn Watt Warrior's Hymn - Richard Altenbach Monochromatic recollections - Anita Andreis |
Run Hero Run - Robin Stevens Where Were You - Cynthia Thijs Coenraad Impression - Oliver Nosaczynski Over Mountains, Through The Glens - Greg Walker Toccata - Jordan E. Spivack Welcome To The Real World - WillRock Whisper In The Wind - Lisa Winship |
CHRISTMAS SONGS
CHRISTMAS SONGS WINNER
Snowflake
by Katie Hardyman
Listen to the song here
There were many very good Christmas Song entries this year in many different styles and the judges had a difficult time making final decisions, but they decided in the end to award the winning position to this entry from Katie Hardyman. Katie made the finals with this same song, Snowflake, in last year's UKSC and decided to enter to enter it again this year. The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also close contenders to win this category this year.
Snowflake
by Katie Hardyman
Listen to the song here
There were many very good Christmas Song entries this year in many different styles and the judges had a difficult time making final decisions, but they decided in the end to award the winning position to this entry from Katie Hardyman. Katie made the finals with this same song, Snowflake, in last year's UKSC and decided to enter to enter it again this year. The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also close contenders to win this category this year.
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CHRISTMAS SONG CATEGORY FINALISTS:
A Madrigal Christmas - Paul Barker Christmas Dream Come True - Chris Broom One Day - Jules Anna Jones The Little Holly Tree - Ange Hardy Winter Carol - Fiona Lander |
Lonely Angel - Georgia Gage Take Me Home For Christmas - Martin G Isherwood / Stephen Parker Christmas Day - Justin Stretch Silent Starry Night - Dave Harding |
In 2015 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, all category winners receive international lifetime SCO copyright registrations at SongCopyright.org. Prizes for category winners this year include the chance to work with the renowned British producer and manager Stuart Epps as part of the Epps Music Productions stable of songwriters and artists, a personal coaching session with the hugely successful Multi Platinum songwriter Shelly Peiken, the Mozart Software Awards and more. All category winners also receive 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 who takes part in the event 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 very closely each year looking for new talent.
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