Music News - Coke Launchpad Round Four Announced
11 December 2004 - 1 Comment
Entries are now closed for round four of the Coke Launchpad competition. With a large number of fantastic entries from around the country the judging panel had a hard job narrowing it down to the final three. But in the end, despite a lot of debate, we have our finalists!
The round 4 final contenders include a female Auckland solo artist with an amazing voice and a very catchy pop sound, a polished punk rock band from New Plymouth and a jazzy, pop-rock four piece from Auckland.
Voting is open until Monday 20th December. The winning act will receive a music video made by Satellite Media for their single, this video will then be debuted on Coke New Releases (TV2 11am on Saturday) and it will be playlisted on The Edge radio network. In addition, the winning act will open a show at Edgefest 2005, feature in an article in the February / March issue of Rip It Up and perform live on Top of the Pops.
So have your say in the Coke Launchpad competition and pick the act who you think deserves to make it big in the New Zealand music industry!
The finalists are:
- Krystal - 'Breaking Up'
- The Tuesdays - 'Everytime'
- Rival State - 'Dream Girl'
To read more about these acts and listen to the three final tracks check out http://www.cokefridge.co.nz and vote for your favourite act.
Thanks to www.cokefridge.co.nz for this story.
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