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The Future Is Here: Sound Of 2010

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Fraser McAlpine | 10:36 UK time, Friday, 1 January 2010

Sound Of 2010 artists

Happy New Year! You are now officially farther into The Future than anyone has ever been before, including Neil Armstrong and David Tennant. Or at least, we were a second ago. And now we are again! And again! (repeat times infinity)....

To celebrate, the BBC are taking a look into the even more distant future, and having a guess at which people we will be listening to the most throughout 2010.

Yep, it's time for this year's Sound Of 2010 poll. Future pop stars today! Always exciting!

From January 4th, there will be a Top 5 countdown, with special features on each act and a winner announced on the 10th. Previous winners include Mika, Adele and Little Boots. But, to make sure we're all fully prepared for the year ahead, musically speaking, a long-list has been announced. It looks a lot like this (quite D-heavy, as you'll see):

Daisy Dares You
Delphic
Devlin
The Drums
Everything Everything
Giggs
Gold Panda
Ellie Goulding
Hurts
Joy Orbison
Marina and the Diamonds
Owl City
Rox
Stornoway
Two Door Cinema Club

Full details on each act are on the Sound of 2010 website.

And if that just looks like a list of random words, well that's what these kind of predictive things are about, new horizons and all that. You probably remember Ellie Goulding though, cos she's the young lady who has already won that crazy psychic Brit Award for not having done anything yet.

In a way, this is the same kind of thing, but there's more people on the list to start with, and in any case the Brits panel didn't ask me to vote on their award, like the Sound of 2010 people did, so I'm officially against it until they do.

What? You'd be exactly the same. Yes you would.

Now, who's coming back to the future with me? All of you? Smashing...

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