Michael Learns To Rock - Someday (Officiel Audio)

Listen to the song "Someday" by Michael Learns To Rock



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With a global record sale of 11 million physical albums since the debut album in 1991, more than a billion paid downloads, estimated 200 million video views on YouTube and more than 300 million streams on Spotify, the Michael Learns To Rock story is not only one of the most successful to ever come out of Denmark, but also a story of an exception: their way to success has never been about scandals, divorce, drugs or any extreme way of living. It has always been about the music! The secret about Michael Learns To Rock is simply their incredible gift to write, record and play great pop songs and get them through to people all over the world.

Michael Learns To Rock was formed in the spring of 1988 by singer and keyboard player JASCHA RICHTER (born 1963), drummer KÅRE WANSCHER (born 1969), guitarist MIKKEL LENTZ (born 1968) and bassist SØREN MADSEN (born 1967). In that summer the band won a local talent competition and started out on a nearly-two-years-long tour around Denmark. Playing wherever possible, winning an ever-growing audience and having both talent and musical skills, the songs sharpened along the way. After months of hard work in the studio, the band released their self-titled debut album in September 1991. Among the fine songs on the album is the smash hit “The Actor” that got wall-to-wall airplay from Danish radio stations and helped the album reach the top of the Danish sales chart in January 1992. Later that year “The Actor” went #1 on the charts in Norway, Sweden, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and the Philippines.

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[Mustang-dnvv]

It was our wedding song in 1996, and my wife and I still love and listen to it to this day.💞

[frana]

Timeless... Unforgettable... Heart touching...I live in 90s...This melody remains in many hearts...mine is one also... Miss those years....

[junevanstaden]

Absolutely love this song. Thought of it again after a long time

[rushros]

After watching your concert in Næstved i played this song many times everyday going to work and going home. And all your songs for my 2 hours driving back and forth❤❤❤

[habibatasemota]

I have always loved this sweet song and am still in love with it till forever, I will always love this song and all MLTR Songs

[dianatali]

Love them since high school days, keep singging MLTR ❤❤

[jaquelinetomaz]

essa música é tão linda que dá até um aperto no coração ❤️❤️❤️

[rogeriocardoso]

Muito top! 1995. Há quase 30 anos e toca até hoje na rádio Antena1 - Rio de Janeiro. 🤩👍🏻

[titusjonas]

I loved this song when I never knew what it was about and the singers behind it. I was still a kid 😊

[conceicaosantos]

UMA DAS MUSICAS MAIS LINDAS, QUE JA APARECEU. MELODIA FANTÁSTICA.

[patrickcarroll]

I love this beautiful song, reminds me my teenage years and one of my first loves

[nenm]

Can remember I was in grade 2 during 1994, MLTR and Don William songs were household names in Nagaland.

[marjesslocquiao]

One of my favorite song of Jascha Richter MLTR.❤😊❤

[thatVintageGirls]

Im 40 now n it reminds me of my troubled n lonely teenage life

[ronaldsoriano]

I loved MLTR so much because of the beautiful songs and Jascha's unique voice that no one has ever sounded like. so it's sad as the years count they're getting older little by little it's just sad when they're no longer in music if only it were possible my life and MLTR have no boundaries anymore listening I was young but I first listened to MLTR I said there is nothing like it. I first listened to MLTR 2000's when I was 8 years old now 20+ and about to turn 30. I'm from the Philippines, thank you for your music that was with me when I grew up and with me when I'm sad, MLTR's song makes me happy to let life go on. I hope I can see MLTR live in Manila before everything is lost, but I'm far away in the province. Thank you MLTR.

[eltonconceicao]

Mais uma entre as melhores músicas que existem, está na minha colecão 😎💯👍

[tridewirejeki]

Hearing this song makes my memory drift to Bali ❤❤❤

[violetmoomba]

Dear lord, listened to them in the 90s

[claudiocostadesouza]

Isso sim é musica e não esses lixos de hj parabéns a banda

[iuradelaMoldova]

yeah baby! remember this song on the Cassette when i was in my Country in 1995+ it had other songs on it i remember some Etype songs too

Century - Lover Why, Why Do Flowers Die - 1986 this was one of my favorites songs on the cassete
also with E type i am falling