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Editorial #20 (21 marzo 2009)
Dear Lene, we think we are going to watch your wonderful gift hundreds of times. As all the times we listened to your songs, if it could be possible!
Now, our "mission" is clear: try to find out every hidden frame, every single place, event, moment of your musical career and the places and images where your career crossed our lives, our faces you learnt to recognize and you can rely on, now. Because we slowly slipped into that career and now we are part of it. You can be sure about that: we will continue walking along with you, as long as you want to, like passengers on that train which runs fast through the years of this confuse music age, where you are the light and your friendly smile and unique voice hit straight our hearts.
We will watch it hundreds of times and we will never get tired of it, because "Here we are" video is a bit ours. It really is, but most of all it belongs to us because that "We" includes you and your very nice friends, as well as all of us, your devoted fans.
Thanks for being there, Lene!!
| 25 April 2012 - 11:10 |
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| Looking for more Lene music |
After the last songs, all the fans and the staff are looking for other tracks containing Lene's voice. "S'pose" and "What Have I Done" have been much appreciated and left more open room for other music with Lene Marlin's seal.
Thanks to the album "September Blue" by Frida Amundsen, released in Norway a few days ago, we can go on riding the vawe: "Yesterday's Gone", the song co-written by Lene and included in the CD as last track, is a down-tempo sung by Frida with just a piano and strings accompaining her voice. It recalls the sound of the recent "S'pose", as well as the melody of "It's true" and some tracks of "Twist The Truth". A very good single which makes Frida's album even more precious. Happy listening!
Below, a wonderful picture of Lene playing the piano captured from Another Day DVD (2003), as a greeting to all fans.

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| 20 April 2012 - 22:12 |
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| "What have I done" and "S'pose": new music from Lene!! |
Two days, two songs: simply amazing! The first one is "What have I done", which has been highligted by Pegasus on Lene.it Facebook page, but it was the Norwegian fan Oda Holte who found out the new Lene pearl. Different sounds, no giutars, but only synths: with these words Lene herself hinted about new songs in her messages, though without tell us where to find them. This demo was written with the US artist Gary Louris (we already told you about him last summer when Lene went to the US), sided by the duo of Norwegian productors Jim & Jack, who worked with Lene also in "Another Day". Jim & Jack included the song in their musical channels already in August 2011, but only now we are able to listen to this song. By a quick search, it is possible to find out that Lene worked on other songs, such as "Don't let me go", which appearently was produced for the young Belgian artist Kevin Kayirangwa, and other unknown unreleased songs (probably just written but not produced yet): "Something about you" e "Happens every time".
Today here's to you "S'pose"! It is a song during the meeting of various artists organized by EMI in 2009 at Dvergsøya, a Norwegian island just off Kristiansand. Authors and producers Richard Scott and Scott Ralph worked with Lene for this song and composed other songs for Robbie Williams. In the past, only TV station TV2 was able to listen to "S'pose", as reported in a news by the Norwegian TV, but today all the fans could have this opportunity. The lyrics were already unveiled by lene-marlin.info, but with a different title, "Never There". The website of the producers also highlighted "Happens every time", which we already reported as another potential never-before-released songs co-written by Lene and sung by James Craise.
Many thanks to glykeriae for this news, as we are able to listen to new Lene music... It is up to you, fans, to tell us what you are feeling in these days!

S'pose (Daftdog/Lene Marlin)
There is a place we were
But I was alone
Seems like we are lost
I thought I was home
All this sense makes no sense
Not anymore
Seems like it all keeps changing
Not like before
I always thought we had that something
Now I've realized it was never there
No, no never there
Suppose it's all right
Suppose I'll be okay
Suppose nothing really hurts
I suppose it anyway
Suppose it's all right
Suppose I'll be okay
There's a reason I suppose
Well, I suppose it anyway
I suppose it anyway
I cannot look at me
forget your face
need to leave it all
get away from this place
I really thought we had that something
Now I've realized it was never there
No, no never there
Suppose it's all right
Suppose I'll be okay
Suppose nothing really hurts
I suppose it anyway
Suppose it's all right
Suppose I'll be okay
There's a reason I suppose
Well, I suppose it anyway
I suppose it anyway
There comes a time I may understand
I'll see it clear, I'll see who I am
And it turns out that I'm better off without you
Better off without you
Suppose it's all right
Suppose I'll be okay
Suppose nothing really hurts
I suppose it anyway
Suppose it's all right
Suppose I'll be okay
There's a reason I suppose
Well, I suppose it anyway
I suppose it anyway
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| 04 October 2012 - 15:34 |
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| Memories from Trieste |
Dear fans, a late Easter-gift for you all! At this link you can find some never-before-published Lene pictures taken during her performance at 2009 MTV Music Awards in Trieste. Some fans attended the event, as witnessed by this video: a big Norwegian flag and blue balloons in the sky, which can surely be remembered by Lene, as she recorded everything with her camera.
Lene, we are waiting for you to come back to Italy soon!

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| 29 March 2012 - 21:06 |
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| "Yesterday's gone": Lene works with Frida Amundsen |
| The album "September Blue" of the young artist Frida Amundsen is due out in several European Countries. The single "Closer" has already hit radio charts in Norway and Denmark, while "Rush", the last track extracted, announces the album release in a short time.
The news of a collaboration with Lene in Frida's album has already been reported on the web, but thanks to a fan of ours who wrote on our Facebook page, we can reveal something more. In fact, Frida herself confirmed that Lene Marlin has co-written the last track of the album, "Yesterday's gone". We look forward the next April 20th to be able to listen to the whole album and, in particular, to the track number 11! |
| 03 July 2012 - 19:22 |
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| The spring after London |
Lene Marlin writes to her fans and, once again, she does it on her Facebook page. In the post, she tells she spent some days in London, working with several international artists. She is happy for the moments she spent in UK and the ones she will spend with her friends during next spring. Some of her words recalled the lyrics of the song "Faces" of the album "Another Day". So, we thought to answer through this tribute (here below for who has not visited our Facebook page yet)

Enjoy your spring, Lene!
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| 29 January 2012 - 16:38 |
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| Lene works with other new artists |
Even when it seems so quiet, Lene's music never stops and collaborations go on. After the news about Lene composing some songs with Elin Gaustad (here is the link to the single "Picking up the pieces", with Lene's backing-vocals in the chorus), the results of another collaboration are coming. This time, Lene co-worked with another young Norwegian artist, Frida Amundsen. Her first single "Closer" is already well airplayed on the radio and her album is expected to be out in stores next April. Lately, Frida's debut reached also Italy, as websites of several radio stations published "Closer" official video. But Frida is not the only artist who got the honour to work with Lene in the last months: the list also includes Autumn Rowe and Gary Louris (from the rock band "The Jayhawks") from the US and the Danish Tobias Stenkjaer. So, the last Lene trips turn out to be good chances for new music.
We would like to thank Knox for the alert and to invite all the fans to write on the forum or on our Facebook page any other news you should find on the web. Thanks so much for the collaboration!
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