Don't know anything about this/them/whoever but I just heard this and it's so so good. :wub: Could have some potential.

 

This is Coco Sumner, Sting's daughter. She released 'Caesar', a collaboration with Robyn earlier this year and featured on Sub Focus' 'Splash'.

I can see this doing quite well if it gets the backing it deserves (I think it probably will as I think 'Caesar' was playlisted on Radio 1, or if not at least played).

 

Love this. The La Roux remix is pretty decent too.

Sorry but I think this really belongs in the pop forum.

This is basically 'Anna' by Hello Saferide melodically with the production of Marina and the Diamonds' 'Hollywood'. Really liking it though, definitely as good as Caesar for me :wub: Growing into a promising artist!

 

Strange that this was moved to the pop forum but Ellie and Marina's topics are still in indie - I'd group them all together to be honest :o

I can't see much difference between this and Robyn to be honest.

 

Really like this :o Wasn't a fan of Ceasar so very surprised I do

It's very good, not as amazing as "Caesar" but still impressive nonetheless. I very much look forward to the full album!

Number 81 on UK Itunes :w00t: :wub: Hope it keeps climbing!!! It's had decent radio play, so should be able to go top 10

Be nice if this could be a decently sized sucess. Like a few others, I didnt really enjoy her Robyn collab all that much so was rather taken by suprise by how much I liked this.

Loving this at the moment, second single in a row from her that has really hit the mark with me.

 

Hopefully it will chart next Sunday. Is top 20 within it's grasp? I'd say that would be a pretty good result for her really.

Really like this track at the moment, I hope it does well, mind you I was a big fan of the Police in the 80s, I can see why I like her music, she has got her father's (Sting) influence on her music.

Yes, you can definitely hear the similarity in their voices. I assume her father had a lot to do with her getting a record deal but fortunately her music appears to be able to stand on it's own merits.