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Monday, November 12, 2012

Nicolai Kielstrup en Danish Music Awards

El pasado domingo fueron los premios de música en Dinamarca, los Danish Music Awards, en la que le hicieron esta entrevista a Nicolai. El joven intérprete (que ha cambiado totalmente su look por uno más rapero) bromea con un disco nuevo sobre las canciones de Rasmus Seebach, e incluso se atreve a cantar parte de esas canciones.

Entrevista a Nicolai Kielstrup:


Gala de Danish Music Awards:


Gracias a Jeannie D.Mikkelsen por los vídeos.


Sunday, June 24, 2012

Entrevista a Nicolai Kielstrup, por Nicolai's Angels

Aquí están las preguntas que @Nicolangelo_s y los fans le han hecho a Nicolai:

-¿Tienes planes para hacer un nueco CD? Si es así, ¿van a ser las canciones enteras en inglés?
Nicolai: -De momento no tengo planes para hacer un CD entero en inglés, pero estoy trabajando para grabar un single en inglés. Todavía no sé cuándo va a salir el disco.

-¿Qué piensas de Justin Bieber?
Nicolai: -Creo que Justin Bieber ha hecho una carrera fantástica con una edad muy joven-. Le tengo un gran respeto por eso. Y no hay duda... ¡es un gran cantante!

-¿Harás un tour este verano?
Nicolai: -No. Estaré concentrado en hacer nueva música.

-¿Vendrás a España este verano?
Nicolai: -Puede que venga a España para grabar este verano, pero aún no hay nada organizado. Todavía no sé dónde iré de vacaciones, pero España sería definitivamente una buena posibilidad ;)

-¿Cuál es tu canción favorita (de estos días)?
Nicolai: -Por ahora estoy escuchando mucha música danesa -especialmente al DJ llamado Kato. Debéis echadle un vistazo en Youtube. 
Gracias por vuestro interés. ¡Que paséis un buen verano!

Desde aquí queremos agredecer a Nicolai por contestar todas las preguntas de los fans. ¿Qué os ha parecido? ¿Os gustaría que Nicolai viniera a España estas vacaciones?

Si queréis leer la entrevista en inglés, agregad a Nicolai's Angels a Facebook. Podréis leerla en su muro.

Friday, October 21, 2011

Nicolai, embasador del Proyecto 24 horas

Una vez más, Nicolai nos demuestra el gran corazón que tiene, esta vez, ayudando a los menos afortunados en el Proyecto 24 horas.


"Mi nombre es Nicolai Kielstrup y soy un joven músico de Vejle. Cuando me enteré del Proyecto 24 horas, pensé de inmediato que el concepto es muy bueno. Yo ciertamente no había oído hablar de una forma de asesoramiento, donde los jóvenes que tienen problemas y necesitan ayuda para hacer frente, pueden obtener ayuda dentro de las 24 horas".

"Puede ser difícil para un joven navegar por el sistema - y sin duda la motivación para buscar ayuda para ofrecer el asesoramiento adecuado".

"Tal vez haya jóvenes que no quieren aparecer en persona y por lo tanto es muy bueno que exista la oportunidad de ponerse en contacto a través de SMS o enviando un correo electrónico".

"Desde el Proyecto 24 horas me preguntaron si me gustaría ser embajador para el proyecto, y no dudé ni un momento: quiero dar un buen ejemplo y quiero apoyar a los demás".

ENGLISH:

"My name is Nicolai Kielstrup and I am a young musician from Vejle".

"When I heard about Project 24 hours, I thought immediately that the concept is really good. I certainly have not previously heard of a counseling form, where young people have a problem they need help to cope, get help within 24 hours".

"It can be difficult "as a young" to navigate the system - and certainly the motivation to seek help disappear before you find the right offer advice".

"There is perhaps no young people who do not want to appear in person and therefore it is really good that there is opportunity to get in touch via SMS or by sending an email".

"Since Project 24 hours asked me if I would like to be an ambassador for the project, I was not a moment in doubt - a good case, I really like to help to rally around".

Monday, August 22, 2011

Rasmus Sebach reuses part of Nicolai’s song in his new single

A new interview!

Rasmus seebach has reused his music in its new single from a song, he wrote to the then 13-year-old MGP-winner Nicolai Kielstrup.

In 2006 Rasmus wrote, together with his brother namely songs to the winner of children's tune Grand Prix Nicolai Kielstrup, in what Seebach now he has reused to his new song.

-I am honored, that he still think it is fat, is the first from Nicolai Kielstrup, since Bt.dk tolls to hear what he thinks of Rasmus reusing.

- I have not spoken with Rasmus since he did my other plate (in 2007 red.), but there was good enough a few of the other TERRIFIC, who told me that he would use a little from my old numbers for its forthcoming albums. I think that just is fat.

Nicolai Kielstrup is, however unhappy with broadcasters. For while Sebach new song will undoubtedly be a great summerhit, there was not many people who Bother hear børnestjernen, since his song came out:

- It says a part of the industry. That, because I just was a barnestjerne, so that bother you not to play the radio. But now that the Rasmus user tune, then the sudden good enough. In the United States can be called Mr Justin Bieber and be huge, but in Denmark, you must be more than 25, before the bother take a serious.

Sebach have today busy trying to promote its new single in the country's radiostatioerne and had therefore not have time to say why he had chosen to reuse old tune. In a PAFS from his manager Nicolai Bundesen sounds However:

- THE PIECE OF TUNE(we red.) have I actually written for seven years ago, and it has hung in my spine ever since. There is not gone a week, where I do not have nynnet it. Tune is almost magic for me. I have always wanted to sing it, and suddenly it was meaningful, since I put my own words. I shall keep really much of song which goes now, it sounds via manager is spend from Rasmus seebach.

Nicolai Kielstrup hope that Seebachs re-use of his refrain can help to give him a little attention.

He was 13 years, since seebach wrote to him, today is he 19, has closed handelsskolen and are now with a new breakthrough:

- WHICH IS NOT AGREED any plate, but there will be a single at a time. I hope to be able to come to work further with seebach-The brothers a day.


Here are the two songs:



Thursday, February 17, 2011

-I've never had a serious relationship

Last interview in Starlounge:


It's six years ago, Nicolai Kielstrup won Eurovision with Shake - Shake - Shake! And a lot has happened since 2005 - both physically and musically.

- I've always liked to train and keep myself in shape. But it was only when I was 17-18 years that I began to train seriously. After I finished business school, I had more time to train, so now I train a half hour four or five times a week. And then I just focused on eating a lot of proteins. There is not a day where I do not get fish, eggs, chicken or meat in general, says Nicolai Kielstrup for Star Lounge.

He had recently had made a series of topless photos.

- It was not planned - we just tried to sack any of while I was bare-chested, said Nicolai, who has been very little attention to facebook because of the new pictures.

- It's funny that it can give so much attention. Already the first day many comments, says Nicolai, who has received about 60 comments from girls and over 150 statements from people that they like the picture.

But even though the trained singer has been popular among the girls since his breakthrough in MGP by 13-year-old, he has never had a serious relationship.

- I am single. I take it as it comes - I have no hurry. I've never had any serious, real sweetheart. I've probably just not met anyone where I've wanted it, he explains and elaborates.

- It's that with - in the past have been easy to score because it has been known. It makes one think of what people's intentions are - if the girl wants to build a relationship with someone because they are known. I have been very good at getting into a distance which explains the former MGP-star who has made three albums since he won the Danish Eurovision Song Contest in 2005.

- The first album went platinum and the other two went gold.

But even though he already has seen success as a musician, he finds the transition from child star to adult singer challenging. Especially because he has become known as the boy who won the Eurovision Song Contest.

- I want to prove that I'm more than just an MGP-artist - the fact I can follow when you have to make the jump up and be among the adults. I assume full responsibility for my participation in MGP. But it also puts a lot in the crib, "says the 19-year Jute, which over the years has changed its style.

- The style has changed along with that I'm older. When I was 13, I made music for what I thought was cool. I would describe my style now as little more raw. But I do still pop music - it's not that I changed the genre.

Now he just hopes that he can not shake the image of MGP-Nicolai off and instead prove that he belongs among the music industry heavy, adult boys.

- In Denmark, a little stuck when you become known in a talent show as MGP. But abroad is a program that Disney Channel much better to develop stars worldwide. I just want to prove that I can get out of a children's show and deliver.

Thursday, February 10, 2011

Nicolai Kielstrup: "I just try to always be true to who I am"

Nicolai has offered to answer some questions, like an "interview" for this blog -the one and official site for him and all the fans!

Patricia: Hello Nicolai, thank you very much for doing this interview! Which of your songs is the one you love to sing?

Nicolai: I love to sing all my songs!

Patricia: What do you think of first, lyrics or music?

Nicolai: Music first - then a theme and finally the words.

Patricia: "Nogle Tårer Tørrer Aldrig" seems to me a very personal song. Have you suffered for love? (I thought this song was about one love of him, sorry).

Nicolai: I wrote the song "Nogle Tårer Tørrer Aldrig" after my Grandfather died.

Patricia: Your fans let you sing or they make a scene?

Nicolai: My fans are very active during my concerts -they are so fantastic to perform for. They give my performances extra life.

Patricia: What do you do on a normal day?

Nicolai: I go to the gym - check Facebook for birthday and mail - work on new songs -in the studio - train my voice ect, ect.

Patricia: Why are you always smiling? Is is to do better in the photos?

Nicolai: Many of my fans complain that I NEVER smile in photos, haha. I just try to always be true to who I am... also in photos.

Patricia: Tell us a funny anecdote!

Nicolai: Hmm -I don´t really have any funny anecdotes -sorry!

Well that´s it all. Thank you very much again -I hope someday you come to Spain so that your fans can see you in concert!

Monday, December 6, 2010

"Nicolai Enjoy Lifetime" -INTERVIEW



4 sharp to Nicolai:

What you are asked most about?
- Most people ask if I have a girlfriend. And I have not, I can tell. Otherwise there are many who are surprised that I am not higher in reality. But I am thus only 1.54 m.

Who is your idol?
- I like Michael Jackson because it is so special, what he's doing the music and dance. But Justin Timberlake is my biggest idol. He is so good at dancing, and so he makes it all alive.

What if you do not become a singer or dancer?
- Well, I'll be a policeman. I have always dreamed of.

What clothing style do you have?
- I really like G-Star, but I often mixing all sorts of things. One can not really count on my style. One day, I have a style, the next one completely different.

14-year-old Nicolai Kielstrup "Shaked" with his victory in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest in as Danish children rapping No. 1 Here he tells about his weakness for ice cream and chocolate, on his fourth place finish at the European Song Contest and about suddenly becoming famous.
- I love ice cream and chocolate - and no, I do not have time to have a girlfriend.

The words belong Nicolai Kielstrup that unlike most other 14 - year-old has spent most of his week to do interviews and answering fan mail. With his fourth place finish at the European Junior Eurovision Song Contest in Belgium rapped himself in as Denmark currently hottest child star. So hot that chatroom'et on his newly launched website is overloaded and collapsed when he meets up with yet another interview at Claire Group's headquarters in Ikast.

- Yes, I have since gained many new fans the past week, both here in Denmark and Belgium. And I'd enjoy it as long as it lasts, it will respond bright boy voice that first burned through the eardrum by the victory in the Danish edition of Junior Eurovision Song Contest in September.

"Now I was just in 7.c again"
The characteristic bright lures bristle as usual out in the world. In his red hooded sweatshirt and gray armybukser with baggy he looks like what he is. Children's responses to the Joker and Justin Timberlake. It is barely a week ago, he went on stage in the Belgian town of Hasselt and pressed the hit "Shake, shake, shake" in front of 7,500 spectators and over 10 million television viewers across Europe.

- Now, I was just in 7.c and doing homework again, he laughs. But while the celebrity life with strobes, lir and MGP-fever again been replaced with everyday routines, so it's all still not quite like before. Far from actually.

- Recently I sat in a car at a crosswalk in Vejle. Some girls saw me and started screaming and jumping in front of the car. I'll just get used to, "says Nicolai.
- But I get the permission to do so many exciting things. I no longer think, "Aw now I'm in school" but "Aw now I'm in school.

- And yes, so I'm going to London afterwards, "he says and hits a high gavtyvelatter up so that the entire tooth row drawn up in a bow.

Lived like kings
Several months of intense preparations had gone before, when the plane with Nicolai and dancing girls on Monday 21st November pm. 12.00 finally slid along the runway at Brussels. Here were journalists and photographers from across Europe ready to receive the Danish children stars.

- There were plenty of foreign journalists, and the questions asked in English. So I had to try to answer them as best I could in English, and it went better and better gradually, says Nicolai with a wry smile.

From there he was and dancing girls, Camilla, Mellanie and Jytte driven to the newly built SAS Radisson hotel in the center of Hasselt. The best hotel in town - and probably also the most expensive, says Nicolai. And as the day progressed, the tension began to rise gradually in Dane room at the SAS Radisson. Already during the first tests show hall was filled to capacity with nearly 7,500 children jeering fans.

- I was very concentrated, but not as nervous as one might think. Actually I was more nervous before MGP'et Denmark. The important thing for both me and the girls were getting a really fun week in Belgium, he said.

Connect the signal was perfect
A little over at. 20.00 Friday evening it was so Nicolai's turn to take the stage in Hasselt. The samples were folded perfectly, now it was just about to rock, as Nicole puts it.

- Just before we go onstage, we'll always be our rallying cry, where we all stand up, ranging wildly in the buttocks, rows tongue to each other and looking as ugly as possible. There were a couple lydmænd who stood behind, as it seems so little strange, he says, while a grin sneaks between words. And then there was otherwise doomed show time. 154 centimeters tall Nicolai filled but not much on the huge stage.

- The scene was really big compared to what I have been accustomed to. So when I came to Belgium in the early weeks, I started to jog and do sit-ups, so I was in shape to run and dance around on stage, says Nicolai.
"Shake, Shake, Shake" which is about being shy with a cute girl, got the audience to explode into a cheering roar. And then suddenly it was all over. In under three minutes.

- There was only one chance to do well, we could not do it. So it was just an empty feeling, I stood behind. And then I was dead tired.

- Right after I was not completely satisfied, but now I think we did pretty well. Connect the signal was perfect, I hit the viewer right in the eye, he says.

Farewell to dreamland
Only two points separated Nicolai from the girls from Norway, who scored the third slot. Belarus and the ten-year-old Kseniya was the little big winner of the European Song Contest.

- On the very evening and afterwards the afterparty, I was just happy fourth. But now here some days is it a little bummer that I only lacked two points, he says.
After barely a week chic Nicolai from dreamland. A week of luxury hotels, tours, interviews, soda disco on weekdays wonderful Belgian chocolate, new friends and millions of viewers. Even in Australia were MGP-show was broadcast in prime time.

- Now it's just everyday life again, and I'm the same Nicolai as before. I have not changed personality, because I was famous, he stresses.
Even though of course there are many who really want to be friends with him now as he himself says.

- But I have learned much from it all. Among others to be more open and smiling. Also, when I shall write autograph No. 200 on its way down through the pedestrian zone in Vejle. The next month is the program to plenty of shows for Nicolai and co. Otherwise, the time is used to blow out and to have stage show in place of the four new tracks, as he and dancing girls have recorded a CD, to be presented at this summer's festivals. And a few jogs release Nicolai enough nor it will actually be hard to dance and sing four live tracks in a row in the spring, he assures.

- In Belgium, I lived on pizza, ice cream and chocolate. Although it might not go, I want to continue the style at home, he laughs.

Baby dance with me!
"Baby dance with me" - is the title of one of my new tracks from the new CD, the three winners - and it fits quite well for me. Because I love to dance. Dancing just makes everything even fatter. You become happy and at ease, while it is good exercise. My favorite thing is to put something nice music and just dance wildly. And now, after I won the Eurovision Song Contest, I have the opportunity both to rap and dance.
The thing about dance is not new to me. I have been dancing since I was 4 years when I started a dance school because my mom thinks it is important to dance. Back then I was interested not so much for dancing - but today I can see I've got a lot of stuff with me from my first year dancing. A good sense of rhythm, balance and an upright posture.
I became aware of breakdance and street dance, which I thought was the fattest. In a long time I cultivated both. Today, I dance, a mixture of several different styles.
I think that dancing gives me a lot of new energy, and it's fun to think of new steps. It is a very special experience when I'm out performing. It's a fantastic feeling to stand on stage and feel the roar of the crowd, it makes it even better when I am rapper in while. I love when applause roars up to a - you know, people like what you do. So this is how dance helps build your confidence.

I can only recommend other children and young people to go dancing. There are many forms of dance today. So it is just to get started - there's something for everyone.
Nicolai, winner of MGP

Friday, November 26, 2010

Interview with Nicolai Kielstrup



This is an interview three years ago -but I think is really good.

Nicolai won Eurovision two years ago with "Shake Shake Shake", and he's full speed ahead in his career. Today he is 16 years and publishes its second album "Stage 2" with lots of dancing, singing, rap, love and a message of being yourself.

When are you an adult? The issue is that many children and young people who made himself and his surroundings. And there is probably no clear answer. But the fact is that even if you've won a children's Eurovision Song Contest, known as MGP, you will not remain a child.

"We have tried to make an album that has some numbers that are so fat that they could be played on the radio. There is a tendency that can not play music created by children on the radio in Denmark. But in America you can still figure out how to take the very young artists seriously. Justin Timberlake, for example, was played by the very young. So did Christina Aguilera and Britney Spears", says Nicolai.

"They had started their career with a push in the right direction that adults played them on the radio. We should also be able to do at home, the sooner you get started, the better one can develop and become an accomplished artist", points out Nicolai.

It is what Nicolai wants to be. He works hard to become one. Since the MGP victory, he has been singing and dancing lessons. And he has his hands buried deep in the project and hearts, when a new CD becomes. "I'm even in favor of everything on the CD," reveals Nicolai. "The process occurred in the way that I've got a lot of tracks to listen to. Some long, some short. Some in just 30 seconds. I then selected 11 tracks from that had some beats that told me something. Then I suggested a theme for each beat, for example, unrequited love", says Nicolai.

The individual stories Nicolai inspired songwriter by typing keywords or small stories, as lyricist has written about and put in verse. "Song writer is very imaginative, and the result was exactly as I wanted it. It's fun to see how a little short story are changed when there is music. Without music it may seem tame, but the music gives an extra feeling. It works insanely fat. It really gets the text to flow", states Nicolai stuck.

Be yourself!

One text has Nicolai however even put more than his fingerprints on. It is the song "It's All Right". It is about that it's cool to say no and be themselves. "I walk in the ninth class now, and there we have some festivals where people drink themselves lame stiff and smoking cigarettes. And people do it most because the others do. It seems I'm not fat. In the song, which I have written much of himself, I say to my friend who behaves like he must resist it. He must be himself, because I think you should be", says Nicolai.

He has gone after making a very varied album, and succeeded. There are hot dance tunes, sensitive ballads, invasive rap and delicious, creamy pop sometimes. "It is a clear popplade, so I am obviously not in pure rock, but there is considerable variation, and this is deliberate. In addition, I sing a lot more like this CD than I did on the first. So I hope people can hear that something has happened and that I have developed. I hope people can hear that I am entitled to make this cd”.

The heart is with you!

The development has cost concentration, effort and lots of sweat in the room and sang on the dance floor. "The music is not my whole life, but I really like it. And it is unmitigated, what I do. When we start a project like this, I love practicing on it. It's not like writing an essay in school which may be good enough, but also often just something to be overcome. This is something I really strive for, and when I say: Yes!, Let's get going!"

But one thing is to make a CD. Another thing is to perform with numbers of a live audience. Again, feel Nicolai himself flying. "It's cool and funny that my hobby is something that comes in stores and can be purchased by anyone. But it is actually even cooler to occur. It is fantastic! Last summer I did 30-40 shows at various festivals and elsewhere. I hope to be allowed again this year. And next year...". Nicolai dreams and promises:

"As long as there is audience for what I do and as long as I think it's funny, I know."

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Super Interview: Nicolai Kielstrup


Here you have another interview with Nicolai, who has taken me longer to translate because it was in Danish. Hope you enjoy!

Nicolai Kielstrup:


"I'm fine with giving others something of myself!"

When one has had its debut in the children's Eurovision Song Contest, you must fight extra hard to gain recognition for the skills and talents you have in singing, dancing and music. But Nicolai can not go on the negative tasters. He enjoys to be on stage every single time, and demand is so great that the girls are already queuing up to buy the new third CD, which will be ready in February.

Nicolai Kielstrup lacking either success or fans. The last three years, thousands of children and young people queuing to come to his concerts and buying his albums. Many may forget that a large part of the success is also due to hard work. Many hours of driving on the highways, as well as singing and dance classes, precedes the popular shows.

In the studio:

- You've postponed the release date to February 2009 for the new third CD. How's the work in the studio?

- It goes forward, but it's a big process, especially because this time I is itself even more with the songwriting part along with several others and want a little extra time. I listen to the music itself, like many others, for example, to get in a good mood. And if I have one of my quiet days, I often write my text presentations. Producer Lars Quang, who is known to have produced C21 and Unite. The music makes Lars and some young guys who call themselves the RNG.

Lyrically, the new CD reflect that again I was a little older. I move still ignore the stairs and into song the universe, and so many people would notice that my voice has been a little deeper. The fascinating thing about producing music is that you start in a 'space' without a sound and when you're done, there's a whole new song.

On the road

- How does the preparation when going out to perform?

- We are in fact many of the place: my dancers, my soundman, tour manager, photographer / webmaster and in the coming summer I hope to have my band with. I know my dancers really well and it gives me great comfort to have them on stage every time. So I know that the show related hangs together. I usually have my own soundman with, which is important, because he knows the music portion and out. My tour manager does all the practical planning before and during the show.

Phew, there is much to be planned! It starts several days before a show where my tour manager creates a schedule which are agreed who should be retrieved where and when we get in the place we should play.

So you need to make a setliste, in which songs we should play. It makes me, either alone or in cooperation with our soundman. On the day we get up early and pack the car and then around and collect all up to be with.

hen we're promoting at the venue shall we do and perhaps have sound check and otherwise we let up for the show. It is important for me to warm my voice up thoroughly with various exercises.

Before the show I will gather all the dancers and band around me and we all wish each other a good show. After the autograph sessions themselves or on their way home on the tour bus, there will be finally time to talk about how everything is gone.

The day after a show I admit like I am fairly burned out. Conversely, I am pretty good at relaxing when I have time for it - and one thing's for sure: the night before a show I always go to bed early and get a good night's sleep.

Faroe Islands:

- In the summer you performed in the Faroes for the first time at the Children's Festival in Torshavn. How signs the concert itself from those you are accustomed to do here at home?

- It was a fantastic experience! The biggest difference was probably the wild mood after the show where I had to be lifted down to autograph table to get to sign autographs, so many people had flocked together.

Afterwards the show we had to quickly jump into two taxis and drive back to the hotel. So there was a good time in it. A special experience, I think my dancers and I would remember. One day we decided that we wanted to look at nature and we had found a place where you could get out on a guided tour. We drove away in a rented car and the way we asked for directions, because it was a bit difficult to find. We came in on the right path and in the beginning, the road was narrow and twisted.

After a few hundred meters of driving, it appeared that the road twisted up into infinity. On one side was the mountain side and on the other, a deep abyss. There was no guard rails and the road was no wider than a bike path.

There was only one thing to do, it was impossible to turn, so we continued upward many kilometers. Eventually we came to a small plateau where there was a 'shed' - completely deserted and empty it was. There was a reference to a phone number you could call. We were still fresh to enjoy nature, but the driver, our tour manager, it seems that the landscape was too dangerous to shut us out in them. Because of the very steep hillsides, so we snuck lead us down again. The road was so narrow that one of my dancers sat with his head out of the side window and directed, so we did not get too close to the abyss! Yes, it was an exciting ride, and nature was fantastic!

The dreams and evolution

- You have had a rocket career for the last 3 years and is at the age of 17 years already, publish your third album. What has been the hardest thing about that things went so strongly?

- To accept that it sometimes is very hard work and uphill. It is very hard behind. But I'm fine with giving others something of myself." So I would not find myself well to pull me back in time.

I love the stand on the stage and fire the max of them and give my audience an experience. I work actually best when I'm busy and all my CDs have become at times when I've made a lot of shows.

- We all know of your great skills in singing and dancing, and especially your charming ability to lead you into your music when you perform. What do you think it takes before you throw yourself into some of the dreams you have previously mentioned, to acting, for example in a Danish movie?

- It would of course require that there is one with an offer to me about a movie role - but I actually feel I'm ready for it. I've got a basic education in drama and theater at LEGOLAND Show Academy where I was a student when I was younger. Unfortunately it is closed now.

The key for the next few years is to continue perfecting me with my dance, song and music and I hope that I can do my shows 'even bigger' - we operate namely that my band should be a regular part of the show in future.

Right here and now it is about my third CD. Although we have moved the release date to February, however, we already have a single release ready here in November. It's called 'It too late now' and about 'broken love "- it was also the one I played in Parken to Mini Zulu Rocks the 2008.

Monday, November 8, 2010

Interview Nicolai JESC



Nicolai Kielstrup from Denmark has spoken to junioreurosong.net about his experience in Junior Eurovision and what he's been doing since JESC. In Hasselt he achieved 4th place with 121 points, and he did it performing in 2nd position - a known "unlucky" spot. Shake Shake Shake may have brought him to fame, but since then he's released three albums including Deja Vu: Tilbage til Mig, which is the most mature and professional to date.

Hello Nicolai, thank you for doing this interview! You were 14 years old when you entered MGP Nordic, when did you first become interested in performing?
I started dancing at the age of 4, and that progressed into singing.

Your song for Junior Eurovision – Shake Shake Shake, what made you decide to write it? Who helped you create it?
I had decided that I wanted to participate in the Danish Junior Eurovision so that is why I wrote the song. I wrote the text myself and had a bit of help with the music from a friend.

The choreography was very impressive in Hasselt, how much work went into your performance that night?
My dancers and I spent many many hours practising before the JESC. We trained several times a day up till the competition.

What was your favourite experience of the JESC, and what was your least favourite?
What I remember most is the fantastic experience it was to stand on that big stage in Hasselt. The great decorations and the thought that millions of TV viewers were watching. The whole trip was a huge experience for me.

Do you still keep in touch with any other contestants that you met in 2005? If so, who?
No, unfortunately I do not have contact with any of the participants from 2005.

What was the after party and other events like in Hasselt? Did the winner Kseniya seem happy? Did anyone seem sad?
I remember the after party as a fun time where everybody enjoyed themselves.

You received Denmark’s best ever placing – did you gain a certain level of fame after that?
I received a lot of attention in Denmark after my participation and many people remember me still :)

What did you think of Anne Gadegaard and COOL KIDS, the other Danish entries to JESC? Are you in touch with any of them?
I think they did very well - I still have contact with Anne Gadegaard.

Being neighbours so to speak, do you ever perform with Malin Reitan, Norway’s representative from ’05?
No, unfortunately I have never performed with Malin.

What were your favourite entries in 2005? And your favourite Junior ESC songs ever?
My favourite song in 2005 was the Dutch entry (Tess Gaerthe - Stupid).

Did you find Kseniya Sitnik of Belarus a good winner in 2005?
Yes indeed :)

Do you still watch JESC? What do you think of it in it’s current format, with the absence of most of Scandinavia, along with countries like Spain, UK etc.

The excitement of the competition was much greater for me when Denmark still participated in the international JESC.

In your opinion, is Junior Eurovision good for young singers? You would have been happy with your placing, but were some of the lower placed contestants upset after the voting?
I think everyone accepted it as the competition it is and accepted the voting they got. Though of course some got disappointed.

Can we expect to see you in the adult Eurovision? What are you doing with your music career these days? Do you have plans to release any more albums?
If someone invited me to participate in the adult Eurovision, I would consider it if the song was great. At the moment I'm trying to "create my own music style". As in my latest album "Dejavu Tilbage Til Mig - and in the song Diva Baby with my Music video and latest remix version. I hope to hit the Danish Club scene in the spring.

What are your hobbies, what do you do for fun?
I play golf and hang out with friends and family.

Random question - favourite holiday destination?
Italy!

Is there anything you want to say to our readers? Do you have a website where they can follow you?www.myspace.com/nicolaikielstrup
I hope that you will all check out my music and join me on Myspace - Twitter and Facebook
Love, Nicolai

Sunday, November 7, 2010

NICOLAI KIELSTRUP: DO YOU KNOW HIM?




The little girls were wild as Song Contest winner in the 2005 song "Shake Shake Shake". Although there's been five years, Nicolai Kielstrup guaranteed to still keep their interest lay with other than singing.




The picture of the crispy singer who recently turned 19 years old, lies on his Facebook profile. But many friends cast doubt where the real is the tiny little guy who in five years has been a great bread. But it certainly conjures Nicolai to the ground:

- Can see there is some debate whether it's me in the picture - it is an unedited pics of me. I also spent some time in the gym.

You can enjoy the beautiful Kielstrup where he currently gives concerts around the country, and celebrates its 10 years as an active musician.