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Konkurent pack rock hits and new tracks into tenth album The Hard Way

published on 11/24/23 8:25 AM

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Rock band Konkurent have released their tenth album. Entitled The Hard Way, the disc contains 11 studio tracks and 3 bonus live performances of the band's iconic songs Give Me Time, Mom and A Dream Come True.

The band's latest singles are also included on The Hard Way. Emil Anchev, the band's lead singer, explains the name of the album: ""This is our story - "the hard way", because not everything has been a bed of roses for us. We wanted this 10th anniversary album to be special for the band, so we've put together our latest singles as well as iconic tracks that make Konkurent what it is. We can't wait for the audience to hear it as their reaction is what we are most excited about!

The audience will be able to listen to the songs from the album at a concert in Dimitrovgrad on November 24th, and the CD will be released the following day - November 25th.

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