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Emma McNeill Bristol, UK
Emma, 19, singer-songwriter from Bristol.
"With a very strong solo voice and a backing group, this
young lady is showing undeniable future potential." - Tom Dixon.
"Vocally, the intonation has hints of Kate Nash but both more tuneful and more rock. A set that ranged from somewhere around soft pop (Get Away reminded me of The Corrs) to a something a bit edgier." - Bristol Times.
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