[vikulenka]

Just the other day I've come across this Danish young singer/songwriter Tina Dico's English speaking album "Count to Ten".

Some very catchy tunes, organic sound, pleasant voice, acoustic guitar and chamber quartet on some tracks. Listened to the whole album eagerly and highly recommend it.

She's been around in Denmark for most of the past decade, according to Wikipedia, and in 2006 won a Denmark equivalent of the Grammys for "Singer of the Year". Dave and Hirs would have fun with this album.

[Dave C]

Originally Posted by vikulenka

Just the other day I've come across this Danish young singer/songwriter Tina Dico's English speaking album "Count to Ten".

Some very catchy tunes, organic sound, pleasant voice, acoustic guitar and chamber quartet on some tracks. Listened to the whole album eagerly and highly recommend it.

She's been around in Denmark for most of the past decade, according to Wikipedia, and in 2006 won a Denmark equivalent of the Grammys for "Singer of the Year". Dave and Hirs would have fun with this album.

Will check it out later . Where is Hirs by the way, not seen him for ages,
Cheers,
Dave C

[vikulenka]

Originally Posted by Dave C

Will check it out later . Where is Hirs by the way, not seen him for ages,
Cheers,
Dave C

I've been wondering that myself, actually for past couple of days. Back to Poland?

[Damo]

[quote=vikulenka;32942]Just the other day I've come across this Danish young singer/songwriter Tina Dico's English speaking album "Count to Ten".
QUOTE]

Found another English album by her on mclub "Notes". Will give it a try

[Starcat]

Originally Posted by vikulenka

Just the other day I've come across this Danish young singer/songwriter Tina Dico's English speaking album "Count to Ten".

Some very catchy tunes, organic sound, pleasant voice, acoustic guitar and chamber quartet on some tracks. Listened to the whole album eagerly and highly recommend it.

She's been around in Denmark for most of the past decade, according to Wikipedia, and in 2006 won a Denmark equivalent of the Grammys for "Singer of the Year". Dave and Hirs would have fun with this album.

Thanks for the recommend, Vik
Sounds good from what you say. Will have a listen to it when I can.
There is also another album of hers called "In The Red" on mp3fiesta.

[vikulenka]

Originally Posted by Starcat

Thanks for the recommend, Vik
Sounds good from what you say. Will have a listen to it when I can.
There is also another album of hers called "In The Red" on mp3fiesta.

I think one album is enough for me for the time being. lol

Those Danes have a good taste in music - who knew?

[Frunze]

Originally Posted by vikulenka

I think one album is enough for me for the time being. lol

Not like you got any credit left on MM or anything.

[vikulenka]

Originally Posted by Frunze

Not like you got any credit left on MM or anything.

You're right. The Precious is the only way! Ahhhhh... What do I do, what do I do!!!

[cinq.mille]

Originally Posted by vikulenka

I think one album is enough for me for the time being. lol

Those Danes have a good taste in music - who knew?

My girlfriend is precisely like a Danish: She also tastes very well, when I cover her in raspberry marmalade

To be a little more serious: She (my girlfriend ) really IS Danish and has both albums by Tina Dicow, which oddly enough is the name she's promoted under in her native country

[vikulenka]

Originally Posted by cinq.mille

My girlfriend is precisely like a Danish: She also tastes very well, when I cover her in raspberry marmalade

To be a little more serious: She (my girlfriend ) really IS Danish and has both albums by Tina Dicow, which oddly enough is the name she's promoted under in her native country

Not a big fan of danishes in general; specifically ones covered in raspberry marmalade.

However, this artist's real last name is Dickow, with a K, but she is being marketed as Dico , according to Wikipedia for "phonetic differences among American English speakers".

Not being one to ever dispute anything written on Wikipedia , I shall accept their explanation of their marketing strategy

I do think she might have some sort of Eastern European roots