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Rudi Myntevik was a huge fish in a small pond. He decided he needed some space\u2026<\/p>\n
After being a megastar in the Norwegian christian music industry he decided to up sticks and move to London. He started \u201ctouring\u201d the London open-mic scene to test his new style on a new crowd. Eventually he borrowed money from his parents, recorded an album and moved back home. The album flopped big time. Ironically it was named \u201cBeauty in Defeat\u201d.<\/p>\n
Rudi was about to give up, but luckily he teamed up with Rune Berg, a legendary guitarist in the Norwegian cult band The Margarets. Together they made \u201cMy dearest Kathleen\u201d an album packed with beautiful and melodic pop songs.<\/p>\n
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Rudi was a huge fish in a small pond. He decided he needed some space\u2026<\/p>\n
Eventually he borrowed money from his parents, recorded an album and moved back home. The album flopped big time. Ironically it was named \u201cBeauty in Defeat\u201d.<\/p>\n
Rudi was about to give up, but luckily he teamed up with Rune Berg, a legendary guitarist in the Norwegian cult band The Margarets. Together they made \u201cMy dearest Kathleen\u201d an album packed with beautiful and melodic pop songs.<\/p>\n
\u201cMy dearest Kathleen\u201d is based on Myntevik\u2019s own personal experiences. Kathleen, Rudi\u2019s Scottish grandmother, lost seven kids and a husband to cancer, but she was still able pass on stories of hope to her grandchildren. This stubborn love is the basis of many of the songs on the album.<\/p>\n
Rudi says: \u201cFinally I\u2019ve found the colours and the shape of how my songs shall travel. Everything has led to this. There is actually beauty in defeat\u2026\u201d<\/p>\n
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