Emilia Mitiku reinvents herself with retro pop

June 15, 2012 - PRLog -- Emilia Mitiku laughed and joked early this morning (Friday 15th June 2012) on BBC Breakfast TV about having been kicked out of the selection process for the Eurovision three years ago, but states that she did it to kick-start her career again. She also enthuses that in Sweden the international song contest is considered quite an honour to be involved in, especially after the success of Abba.  Emilia was first discovered by the son of Abba's manager in 1996, and later went on to have a huge hit with 'Big Big World' in 1999.

So it is clear that the half Swedish singer is no stranger to the big big world of pop, and her voice has never been more distinct and beautiful than in her recent rendition of ‘Dream a little Dream of Me’.  So we can expect more 'vintage pop' as she so-aptly calls it, but it would also seem that she is a fan of cool and kooky music too, as she was spotted enjoying a night out with electropop pair, Mollyhaus on Wednesday 13th June 2012 at Camden Rock.

Dynamic duo, Mollyhaus consists of Brighton-based Little Neve White and Berlin boy K Bastian and they played a set at the popular North London venue to round up their two-week tour; their unique sound and retro image was well-received by the audience.

When it comes to Eurovision how could Mollyhaus possibly decide who to sing for? the UK or Germany? Whilst this is unlikely to be part of their musical journey... the future is certain going to bring big big things for both Emilia who has her new release out on June 25th via Warner UK, and Mollyhaus who look to be performing at Prague Pride, and are planning another tour.  Keep up-to-date with all Mollyhaus news  on: http://www.mollyhausmusic.com
And read about Emilia on http://emiliamitiku.com
Photographer of image above: Scarlett Pimlott-Brown