Two more bid for Midnight Music glory

WITH time running out for entries to our great Midnight Music competition, we’ve heard from two more acts who think their tunes have got what it takes.

Never Did We Believe are a four-piece band from Barnsley who describe themselves as alternative/rock.

Their song is called Glass Shoes and singer Emily Logan says: “It would be awesome if you picked us because we are young, fresh new talent with a huge buzz for music and we wanna get our music out there and hope people will like it.”

Meanwhile, Sam Shirtliffe, 15, says she has a passion for music.

She has entered her version of a musical theatre number called I Know Where I’ve Been from the musical Hairspray.

Currently rehearsing in a production of Annie, to be staged at Rotherham Civic theatre in July, Sam says: “I’m passionate about performing and I love the hard work, dedication and commitment.

“There is nothing more rewarding then the applause from the audience,which makes it all with while.”

You’ve got until noon tomorrow to get your entry in so click here for details of the competition and to upload your MP3.

Good luck to all our contestants and watch out for details of how you can vote for your favourite.

They will win a recording session with Rotherham singer-songwriter Jay Mya and Drunken Boy Records along with the chance to perform live at the pre-event party at the Midnight Walk, the biggest fund-raising event of the year for Rotherham Hospice, on June 18.

To hear all our entries, click here .

For full details of how you can upload your own original MP3. Click on the link below for more details.

Time's running out for you to enter our Midnight Music competition to win a recording session with Jay Mya and the chance to perform your original track LIVE at the pre-event party before the Midnight Walk on June 18, the biggest fund-raising event of the year for Rotherham Hospice. Click here for details.