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The nice voice will change for future records, according to Graywolf's Facebook page:

May I introduce a Swiss singer who is obviously not yet represented here (perhaps for reasons): Seraina Telli. I don't understand how you can make an official music video in portrait format, but I like the sound. 2015 - 2019: Leader of the metal band Burning Witches with successful European tours. She was a founding member and also co-songwriter on the first two studio albums. Since 2019, she has been touring solo and with her own band Dead Venus. 2022: Debut solo album 'Simple Talk' reaches number 2 in the Swiss charts. She toured Europe with CoreLeoni (fall 2022) and The New Roses (spring 2023). If you're interested, you can check out her YouTube-Channel.

The logo is cool. Somehow. And somehow not. Okay, I listened to the track, becausec I read Steve Perry (and not your text). Then the song didn't grab me at all. Then I read the rest. Then I was reassured. Then I skipped.

In my opinion this sound fits better to Daves voice than the Fighter V sound. From time to time I like music like Dave & the Dudes. I mean, it's much better than the pop charts. But I also prefer the "Fighter V with new voice" sound. Nevertheless, I like to see, what musicians do besides their usual paths or after leaving a specific genre behind.

I'm surprised Dave & the Dudes aren't represented here (or I can't find them). Dave is the former singer of Fighter V, who had to stop singing for health reasons and has been back with a new formation for some time now. Is that not enough rock for HH?

The kind of AOR Giorgio Moroder made, "Dangerious" could be a Koreana Track. The Teresa thing I don't like at all, maybe because I saw the video. But I really like Dangerous. Thanks for sharing.

Song released a few weeks earlier of the same album Edit: I just realized that you didn't post one song, but an entire playlist. sorry, my contribution is redundant.

I don't like it, but I guess my son would. At least it sounds like the bands he's listening to. And those bands he mostly describes as garage rock. I just listened to their most played songs on Spotifiy and wouldn't call it 100 % punk either. But it's definitely closer to Punk than to AOR.

LOL - listened to 'New Town' some time ago and really had to check if it was Shania.

Okay, obviously I think way too far. Thank you for explaining.

Sorry for my off-topic question. As someone who is not a native English speaker, I don't understand your 2/2 or 2 of 2. What does that mean? I have found various references via Google, but none seem to fit here. Is this used like a rating, in the style of 10 stars out of 10 stars? Just wondering...

Oh, wow, cool sound. They just have a new follower on Spotify.

Shut up. Eight months till x-mas. It seems the older I get, the faster the fucking time runs.

Ah, I love it. If they carry on like this, the videos will soon be more elaborate than the tracks. It's a pity that the album won't be released until July.

Don't get what new this brings to aor/melodic rock, but I like it.

In my opinion, this song would be better as an instrumental track.

Haha, 14 years later and I think the exactly same thing, just change the number to 39. I just "discovered" 7th Heaven this week.

I love this Whitecross stuff... oh, wait...

Yes. The more Synths, the more AOR. Edit: I'm not sure, but I think the "official" term is Melodic Rock. Without the hard.

Hopefully it sounds better than it looks.

No, no, I would never allow myself to do something like that. Probably. Okay, maybe in a year or two... But not now. Really! NO!

LOL. I meant my post, not yours.

EDIT: Sorry, just realised this is the completely wrong place to post things like this. Therefore, I deleted it.

And for fun, here's the link to the Spotify artist profile of Peach, the singer. He produces a song from time to time, far from his original styles. Don't know if this works in all countries/regions.

A beautiful piece of nostalgia that you have dug up. Unfortunately, the band only existed for a very short time. Peach, the singer, was later responsible for the vocals in the German hard rock band Subway. BTW: The Subway guys have been meeting regularly again for rehearsals and smaller concerts since 2022. Source: Interview with Peach on a local Swiss TV station (https://tvoberwallis.tv/nm-307-peach/)