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2017 Results
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Every entry is listed with the judges score, position reached, and a link to a Personalised UKSC Certificate for printing
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WINNERS AND FINALISTS

POP

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Somethin' Sweet
by Marguerite Clark

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There were some very outstanding Pop entries this year but the winning song chosen by the judges is Somethin' Sweet by Marguerite Clark. Marguerite (aka Mayah) is from Cairns, Australia, and she has spent much of the last few years in the USA in New York. Number 1 hit songwriter and songwriting coach Mark Cawley was one of the UKSC judges who chose this song as the Pop category winner saying: "Something Sweet had a freshness about it, both in the lyric and concept. Some great word play and a fun vibe".

POP FINALISTS
Know Your Worth - Yazzy
When The Sun Goes Down - Rachelle Rhienne
Heaven - Rioja Jacques
XO Girl - Marguerite Clark
How Does It Feel - Shay Esposito / Chris Daellenbach / Trey Mills
Let Me In - James Brose / George Belanger
Love Is War - Tracey Graham / Maureen Russell
Yes Yes Yes - David Watts
It's The Way It Goes - Natasha Duarte
Be Yourself - Harry Forbes / Ed Forbes
Dirty Hands - Anna Saxton
Heroes - Simon Finn
Love Thing - Jasmine Crowe
No More Next Time -  Alex Hills
Betrayal Of Humanity - Serah Aluko
Candle - Rachelle Rhienne
Lost In Serenity - Tyller Fischer
Symptoms Of Having Fun - Jasmine Crowe
Never Let You Go - Suzi Hollywood / J B Saunier
Wilderness - Rachelle Rhienne
Boys Cry Too - Simon Finn
Breaking Things - Jasmine Crowe / Josh Anderson
Can You Hear The Echo -  Victoria Celestine
Consequence -  Wes Mason
Kill Truth - Conor Healy
Satellite - Jaron Natoli
She Wants - Dale Bennett
One Step Closer - Hamersma / Fraley
Stranger - Paul Hawksworth
Ex In Sex - Tracey Graham / Anne Marie Bush / Michael McGregor
Still Feel You - Jasmine Crowe / Josh Anderson
The Drive -  Michelle Walsh
Woulda Coulda - Keegan Corbey / Brad Wilson
Be The Light - Paul Hawksworth
Shine - Susan Odella
Step Aside -  Ingela Rensfeldt
Turn Up The Heat - John Santana / Time Jones​

SINGER / SONGWRITER

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Andrew Allen
performing his song

Me Without You

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The Singer Songwriter category is the only category where vocal performance is 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 had some very strong contenders this year but after much deliberation the judges decided to award the winning position to Canadian Singer Songwriter Andrew Allen for his entry "Me Without You" (co written with Rosanne Baker Thornley and North Easton, also co-writing winners with another composition in 2016).

SINGER SONGWRITER FINALISTS
Heaven - Rioja Jacques
Donny - Emily Makis
Just Breathe - Hattie Briggs
Just Me - David Tattersall
Heal me - Yazzy
My Father's Legacy - Brí Carr
The Drive - Michelle Walsh
Paranoid - Michelle Walsh
Out of Love - Irina Barzykina
Beneath the Burning Sun - John Drakes
Perfect Imperfect - J Edna Mae
Heart To Heart - Marnix Emanuel / Maryse Moerel
My My My - Klaus White
The Battle Inside (Fight) - Tyller Fischer
That Night At The Table - Beth Goudie
Through Your Eyes - Emma Ballantine / James Burrows
No One Compares - George Redwood
Jessica - Mary Erskine
Skipping Stones - Rebecca Madden
Just For You - Anna Saxton
September Skies - Rowan Godel
Strong - Ryan Tawse
All I Have - Akshay Chowdhry / Sumant Balakrishnan
Stupid I - Michelle Walsh
Alaska - Sara Ben Ali / Patrice Rabovsky
Lies - Zoe Unsworth
Forever - Sheila Gordhan
I Miss You - Tamsin Alawa
Rebel - Tyller Fischer
Dirty Hands - Anna Saxton

CHRISTMAS SONGS​

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WINNER
No Home To Go To Tonight
​by Linda Snape

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Watch the Music Video here

This winning Christmas song deals with the theme of homelessness at Christmas. It blends traditional style melody and arrangement with a timeless yet contemporary message and evokes a strong Christmas feel and atmosphere. The writer, Linda Snape, has placed the song on the Just Giving website where it has already raised over £500 for the homeless centre, Foxtons, in Preston, Lancashire, UK. You can hear Linda singing the song acapella in here kitchen here.

CHRISTMAS SONGS FINALISTS
Season Of Love - Richard Clarvit
Let us go to Bethlehem - Roy Turner
Christmas Time With You - Tony Power
A Turkey Isn't Just for Christmas - Jonathan Bacchus
Merry Be You All - Jon Seccombe
I Will Skate Home - Gary Heatherington
Merry Christmas Time - Paul Jones
The One Who Was Born To Love - Alan Penman / Jack Robertson

MUSIC VIDEO

Secrets
by Jessica Graham (Wren)
Wren is a classically trained violinist, multi instrumentalist, composer and singer from Australia. She focuses on mixing genres and showcases her Irish-Celtic vocals and violin improvisations across different traditional influences and contemporary songwriting techniques to create a unique blend of traditional and modern. All songwriters, composers and recording artists will enjoy watching this fascintaing montage of the recording process showing each sound and instrument.  
MUSIC VIDEO FINALISTS
No Place For Lovers - Astronaut
Song Of My Life - Holly Montgomery
Hellhounds of Alcatraz - Matt Jaffe
Alchemy - James Daniel Best

ROCK

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ROCK WINNER
Song Of My Life
by Holly Montgomery

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The winning song in the Rock Category this year (also a Finalist in Music Videos) is Song Of My Life by Holly Montgomery. Holly is a bass guitartist, songwriter and singer originally from Louisville, Kentucky. She says that this winning song "was inspired by Glen Campbell's struggle with Alzheimer's and the courage he showed by releasing his final song, "I'm Not Gonna Miss You".  I hope everyone who listens to this song takes a moment to consider what a remarkable thing Mr. Campbell did by sharing this song with the world".

ROCK FINALISTS
Angels With Dirty Wings -  Calin Lupu
Badlands - James Brose / George Belanger
Blood In The Water - Jasmine Crowe / Josh Anderson
I Think Too Much - Holly Montgomery
I Want You Maniac - Princess Maha
Let Me In - James Brose / George Belanger
Live It Right - Natasha Duarte
Mind Over Matter - Akshay Chowdhry / Sumant Balakrishnan
Standin In Line - John Blok
Stupid I -  Michelle Walsh
Warrior Of Light - WillRock

INSTRUMENTAL

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WINNER
Laura's Theme
by Oli Jogvansson

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This year's Instrumental winner is Oli Jogvansson from the Faroe Islands with his composition Laura's Theme. Oscar Nominated TV and Film Composer, and UKSC judge, Jamie Serafi said "The heart overflows from this piece thanks to the ‘ebb and flow’ of lush orchestral textures throughout. A strong and memorable theme handled sensitively with idiomatically used instrumentation to support. Some strong influences at play here (perhaps the master film composer John Williams?) through the exemplary string writing and changing textures with variation incorporated throughout, retaining interest at all times. This piece makes for a beautiful, well-balanced and all-round masterclass in melody and honed knowledge/expertise of orchestral writing at its finest".

INSTRUMENTAL FINALISTS
Pythagorean Veto -  Václav Kramár
The Summer Isles -  Lila Senior
Adios Amigo -  Roman Miroshnichenko
Believe It - Amanda Lee Falkenberg
Canterbury Shaker Village - Jordan E. Spivack
Charlie's Lullaby - Matthew Mayer
Christmas Morning - Andrew Pronin
Divorce - Valery Slagaev
Erotic Dance - Kryštof Marek
Maybe Maybe - Zdenek Kral
Melancholia in C Minor - Oli Jogvansson
Noir Nights - WillRock
Overture: Mew, Woof and Chirrup - Andrew Pronin
Overture: The Story of Toys - Andrew Pronin
Solace - Han Lim
Ugly Duckling - Belen Vivero
Vigor - Johannes Carlsson

ACOUSTIC & FOLK

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ACOUSTIC & FOLK WINNER
Fais Do Do (A Cajun Lullaby)
by Mike P Ryan

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The winner of the International UK Songwriting Contest 2017 Acoustic and Folk Category is Mike P Ryan with the song Fais Do Do (A Cajun Lullaby).The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also strong contenders to win this category this year:

ACOUSTIC / FOLK FINALISTS
Forgiveness - David Alter
Quiet Happiness - Mary V I Harrison
A Long Way From Home - Julian Kay
The Ballad of Percy Graves - John Drakes
Ring of Bright Water - John Drakes
Beneath the Burning Sun - John Drakes
White Noise - J Edna Mae
Perfect Imperfect - J Edna Mae
Raise Your Ghosts - Lara Snowdon (Velvet & Stone)
Coalminers Daughter - Gabriel Fitzgerald
Crow Island - Sarana VerLin
Harmonise - Emma Ballantine / Luke Moseley
Falling - Rosanne Baker Thornley
Timothy Winters - David Binotto / Charles Causley
The Arms of the Ocean - Rachel Walker
Friends Forever - Mary V I Harrison
Isle Of Seil - Mike Dunn / Chris Broom
Lie With Me - Rebecca Madden


LYRICS ONLY

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Rainbows Without Rain
by Ian Lee


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The Winner of the Lyrics Only Category in 2017 is Ian Lee from Leicester, UK, with his song Rainbows Without Rain. Ian entered this same lyric in 2015 and, although it reached the finals at that time, it was beaten to the winning position that year by another strong song entry. Submitting the song again in 2017 was certainly a good decision that paid off for him.

LYRICS ONLY FINALISTS
Dream Catcher - Geoff Matthews
Velvet Nights - Emma Lauson
Breakfast with Cynthia - Steph Colvin
Liverpool - Frank Jones
Behind The Sun - Richard J Hamersma
Silence - Zoe Beech
Mrs Black and White - Nicola Wood
Emotional Twilight - Richard J Hamersma


ADULT CONTEMPORARY

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Invisible
by
Mary Harrison and Christine Kerr

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The winner of the International UK Songwriting Contest 2017 Adult Contemporary Category are Mary V I Harrison and Christine M Kerr with their song Invisible. The songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year.

AC FINALISTS
After Love - Rhonda Pisanello / Mark Zubek
That open Door - Troels Skovgaard / Mikael Roupé
Old Friends - John Hawkes
Just a Show - Shameem Taheri-Lee
Beneath the Burning Sun - John Drakes
One Way Street - Peter Lewis & Tony Hume
Hold Me Loneliness - Kevin Reardon
Our Time - Debra Gussin / Dale Effren
Undeniable - Brant Pethick / Arun Chaturvedi
Perfect Imperfect - J Edna Mae
Throw Down The Sun - Sue Speer
Blood In The Water - Jasmine Crowe / Josh Anderson
Free As Eagles - Marnix Emanuel / Maryse Moerel
Make Space - Jenni Rudolph
Boomerang - Michele Bachmann / Phil Kueffer / Sandro Marretta / Martin
Carved in Stone - Brian Ingarfield
My Art (Edward) - Andrew Pronin
Healing Ground - Jim Allchin / Tom Hambridge / Richard Fleming
Never Known You Until Now - Adrian Lang / Mike Hallett
Space Dust - Phil Danter
One More - Richard J Hamersma / Joyce Harrison
Take It All - Scott Kollman/ Anthony Cappo
Hang On - Susan Odella

LOVE SONGS

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LOVE SONGS WINNER
Still Feel You
by Jasmine Crowe and Josh Anderson

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The winner of the Love Songs Category this year is Still Feel You by Jasmine Crowe and Josh Anderson. Jasmine and Josh are a songwriting team from California, USA where they are currently writing and producing in the studio with an upcoming LP release and west coast tour.  The songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category.

LOVE SONGS FINALISTS
All the world is love - Irina Barzykina
Out of Love - Irina Barzykina
Let Me In - James Brose / George Belanger
It Don't Get Better Than This - Paul Sforza
The First Time - Yazzy
Another Chance - Mike Shirley
I Hate How Much I Love You - Michelle Walsh
One Sided Love - Jasmine Crowe / Josh Anderson
The Loved One - Peter Lewis & Tony Hume
Do You Miss The Heat? - Debra Gussin / Stacy Hogan
Still Life - Andrea Wolper
Angel Without Wings - Paul Kealy & Kieran Brennan
White Noise - J Edna Mae
Perfect Iperfect - J Edna Mae
Breaking Things - Jasmine Crowe / Josh Anderson
Just For You - Anna Saxton
Heart To Heart - Marnix Emanuel / Maryse Moerel
We've Still Got It All To Do - Larry Keogh
Journey Back To Love - Chris Eaton / Shell Perris
Cuando Bailamos - Halie Loren / Larry Wayne Clark
Souls Collide - James Bennett
I Can't Help But Love You - Allan Licht / Jonathon Hansen
Just Wanna Say Hello - Katie Hardyman
Already In Love - Joel Ansett

COUNTRY

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Headin' Home  
by Randall Cohen & Gregory Martindale
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COACHING PRIZE WINNER: This winning song entry in the Country Category is Headin' Home from the songwriting duo Randall Cohen & Gregory Martindale. UKSC judge and songwriting coach Mark Cawley described the track as "Very good contemporary country structure. Good use of color and detail. Relatable topic. Melody matched sentiment of lyric. Could hear this on country radio with the right artist". Mark selected this writing duo to be the recipients of this year´s Coaching Prize.

COUNTRY FINALISTS
Old Friends - John Hawkes
We've Still Got It All To Do - Larry Keogh
Bring That MountaIn Down - Carolyn Anele
He Was Not Good For You - Paul Whitfield / Andy Baker
In My Dreams - Paul Whitfield / Philippa Hanna
Little Dixie Dancing Queen - Thomas LaFlesh
Back Again - Rosanne Baker Thornley / North Easton
Somethin' About a Woman - Melanie Greggain / Luke Thomas / Ann Bailey / Matt Greaves
Can't Put You Down - Michael 'Max' McGee/ Scott Miller/ Lee Johnson
Whiskey From Heaven - Pat Travers
Can't fix crazy - Eric Blossman
Corner of my eye - Eric Blossman

UNDER 18s

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UNDER 18s WINNER
Irina Barzykina
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STUDIO PRIZE WINNER: The talent this year in the Under 18s category was outstanding but after  very careful deliberation the judges chose 16 year old Irina Barzykina as the Under 18s winner. She was also chosen to work with producer, and contest judge, Stuart Epps at his studio. Irina's jazz influenced writing displays a maturity and a feel for composition well beyond her years and she shows great promise for future development. She was also a finalist in both the Singer Songwriter and Love Songs categories this year. Here are her two finalist tracks in this category: Uncertain Love and ​All The World Is Love.

UNDER 18s FINALISTS
Gone - Mikalyn Hay / Bobby John / Murray Daigle
Something That I Never Thought I'd Do - Josh Gleaves
Journey - Leon Hsu
Future Me - Angus Brill Reed
All the world is love - Irina Barzykina
Kaleidoscope - Katie Kittermaster
Love Drug - Niamh Mirfield
I Miss You - Tamsin Alawa
Over you - LIV 'n' G
Fall in Love Again - Chris Graham / Mikalyn Hay
Uncertain Love - Irina Barzykina
One Good Cure - Tazmin Barnes
Powerful - Tazmin Barnes
Gone - Crystal King/ Hannah Smith/ Jenn Rykert
Name of Love - Crystal King/ Hannah Smith/ Jenn Rykert
Shipwrecked - Lisa Kunstle
Into the Light - Michelle Yu

OPEN CATEGORY
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(Joint Winners)

Winner

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La Nostra Patria
by
Chris Broom, Nick Broom and Stefano Galante

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Winner

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I'm Only Sleeping
by

Katie Hardyman

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This was one of the most difficult categories to judge this year with many outstanding entries and in the end the judges decided on joint winners. The judges chose this classical crossover piece La Nostra Patria by UK composers Chris Broom (in photo), Nick Broom and Stefano Galante and a tender song from Australian songwriter Katie Hardyman. The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year:
OPEN CATEGORY FINALISTS
Nao E Mais - Bruce Harrison / Lauren Cariello
Fever - David Bravou / Leo Padilla
Ugly Duckling - Belen Vivero
Puffin Billy - David D. Mason
Waiting For Zeus - Gianni Onori
Beneath the Burning Sun - John Drakes
The Strange Place - Andrew Pronin
Counting Out Rhyme - Andrew Pronin
Angel Without Wings - Paul Kealy & Kieran Brennan
Recuerda Viena - Gonzalo Fraga
Dolce Vento - Chris Broom / Nick Broom
I Can't Unlove You -  Susan Muranty / Sven Tydeman / Ritchie Neville
The Song Of Songs - Andrew Pronin
Thought U Fell Too - Jeffrey Berenfeld
Sunset Dance in NY - Belen Vivero
Boys Cry Too - Jacques M. Gentil / Karen Guymer
Never Forget You - Chris Eaton / Shell Perris
Love Is War - Andrew Pronin
CHARITAS - T.A.C.V.I. - Kryštof Marek
Surgendi Ad Astra Mysterium Sancti Ioannes Nepomuceni - Kryštof Marek


RnB

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RnB WINNER
XO Girl
by ​
Marguerite Clark
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The winner of the International UK Songwriting Contest 2017 RnB Category is Marguerite Clark from Australia with her song XO Girl. The songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year.

RnB FINALISTS
Ride The Moment - Matt Allen / Josh Dyson
I Love You, But - Shameem Taheri-Lee
My Drug - Emmanuel Carlos St.Omer
U So Mean Nothing To Me - Debra Gussin / Ryan Martinez / Mike Westbrock
Yell - Dave Burn & Patrik Ahlm
Too Many Tears - Diane Di Somma
Last Time - Matt Allen / Josh Dyson

JAZZ  / BLUES

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Space Dust
by Phil Danter

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Space Dust by UK jazz composer and guitarist Phil Danter was chosen by the judges as the outstanding entry in the Jazz / Blues Category this year. The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year:

JAZZ / BLUES FINALISTS
Healing Ground - Jim Allchin / Tom Hambridge / Richard Fleming
The Joker - Mick Evans / Lorenz Stiegeler
Max Mix - Robert Martin Szajner
Naniki - Heather Headley
I've Been Had Again - Ingvi Thor Kormaksson / JJ Soul
Just Another Smile - K J Alexander (Ken MacIntyre)

FAITH/CHRISTIAN

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FAITH / CHRISTIAN
People Need To Know
by Jacques M Gentil

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This winning song in the Faith/Christian Category this year is People Need To Know by Jacques M Gentil, a songwriter from Mauritius. Jaques now runs songwriting workshops in Melbourne Australia. There were many very good Faith / Christian song entries this year and the the judges had a diffilcult task, but there was agreement in selecting this song as the category winner.

FAITH / CHRISTIAN FINALISTS
Bea Flower - Sat Naan Family
Crucified With Christ - Seo Yoon
Deep Within - Andrew J Bailey
Hallelujah Moment -  Susan Odella
Holy Moses -  David Alter
On The Way Of Truth - Sat Naan Family
Till My Love Is Gone - Jacques M. Gentil
Hang On - Susan Odella
Let Us Go To Bethlehem - Roy Turner
God Goes Before You - Lee Fisher
I Am By Your Side - Des Piling
Look For A Light - Jeff Saxon
Pushin' Through - Richard J Hamersma / James Whiting
Safe Place - Amalie Skriver
See The Walls Crumble - Shell Perris
Storm - Alis Eaton

EDA  -  ELECTRONIC / DANCE / AMBIENT 

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How Does It Feel (Coyotes Remix)
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Shay Esposito / Chris Daellenbach / Trey Mills

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How Does It Feel is the winner of the Electronic, Dance and Ambient Category this year. This track was written by it's singer Shay Esposito with her two co writers Chris Daellenbach and Trey Mills. Shay is a Canadian singer-songwriter from Edmonton, Alberta. She is also a poet and aspiring author.  The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year.
EDA FINALISTS
Can you Hear the Echo - Victoria Celestine
Lion Hearts - Marnix Emanuel / Maryse Moerel
Symptoms of Having Fun - Jasmine Crowe
Skyline - Rob Eyre
Trap in the Night - Kolade Olamide Ayodeji
Love Thing - Jasmine Crowe
Red Room - The Remix - Natalie Jean

INDIE

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Drive
by Steve Martin
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The winning song in the Indie Category this year is Drive by UK songwriter Steve Martin. Steve has been taking part in the UKSC since 2007. He entered this same song in the UKSC last year and it reached the finals. This year he decided to re-entered the same track again and he saw his perseverance pay off when it was chosen as the winner in this category for 2017. Steve recently gave up his job as a full time music teacher in Cornwall to concentrate on songwriting and he will release his first EP in 2018. Visit Steve's FB page at www.facebook.com/rainynightmusic

INDIE FINALISTS
I Miss You - Tamsin Alawa
Still - Sean Ng Tze Shen
Chain Reaction - Marco Balducci
Devil You Know - Mikalyn Hay
Young At Heart - Sean Potter
The Edge - Steve Martin, Rainy Night Music
How Can I Believe in You, God? - Daniel Curzon

RETRO

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RETRO SONGS WINNER
What Am I Gonna Do With Paradise
by Ron Kalstein

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Retro Category entries are very varied and include 60s pop, 80s Disco, punk, Motown, 40s style ballads and much more. The winner of the catgeory this year is Ron Kalstein with his song What Am I Gonna Do With Paradise. Ron is a songwriter from Pennsylvania, USA who works in a variety of different song genres.

RETRO FINALISTS
My Angel In Vain - Richard J Hamersma
No One But You - Chris Broom
Out Of The Blue - Fran Raya
A Million Dreams - K J Alexander (Ken MacIntyre)
Just Another Smile - K J Alexander (Ken MacIntyre)
I Remember Loving You - Richard J. Hamersma / Gerry Magallan
Silent Night Lights - Peter C North

WORLD  MUSIC

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WORLD MUSIC WINNER
Rindu
by Vembriona and Nanang Hape

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This is the second year for this category and entries are very varied spaning many genres from Bollywood to chinese classical to Caribean. The winnng song this year is a gentle Indonesian submission from the Surabayan singer Vembriona & puppeteer, musician and composer Nanang Hape from Jakarta and it is sung in Bahasa Indonesia. The finalist songs and songwriters listed below were also contenders to win this category this year:

WORLD MUSIC FINALISTS
Se Kanaval - Natalie Jean
Timbila-Patrimonio Mundial - Democrito Manyissa
I Don't Know The Answer - Kevin McAleenan
Skye Island - Nuvolution (Txema Cabria)
Masal - Tunc Devrim Yoldas

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, Higher Commended Entry, Special Mention and 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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