Nele (try to pronounce it as "naila" and you are getting close) Needs A Holiday is what Nele Van den Broeck does if she feels like making music. She writes songs about "the tragedies of daily life": about the boyfriend that dumped you, about getting kicked out of art school, about creepy guys that are trying to get your telephone number while you try to concentrate on waiting for the train, about waking up and only vaguely remembering the dance moves you were inventing last night... Everytime something goes wrong in Neles life, she writes a song about it. This results in songs like "Loser's Twist", "I Really Wish I Was A Bitch" and "I Love You But I Google Other People". At Neles side stands her all female band, that delivers delightful backing vocals, a whole lot of "shalala" and an instant holiday feeling. They make music that could be described as mean folk, friendly lo-fi, acoustic punk or new objectivity. Nele is inspired by anti-folk heroes like Jeffrey Lewis, Daniel Johnston and The Moldy Peaches, but also by sixties girlbands like The Ronettes, The Chrystals and The Shangri-Las. Further inspirations are a desire for revenge, the occasional hangover, a wide variety of personal issues, a complete lake of self-confidence, and that feeling you don't want to wake up. Surprisingly, Nele had quite a lot of success with her music and almost won several prizes, which led her to the conclusion she is, thank goodness, not the only loser in the world. In August 2010 "It's OK..." came out, the first EP of Nele Needs A Holiday, dedicated to everyone in the world who is "feeling like shit but proud of it". The EP comes out on a handmade, exclusive and numbered CD-R and is available with eight different covers. You can get the EP on concerts or by sending an e-mail saying which cover you would like to neleneedsaholiday@hotmail.com. You can find the different covers in the photo map called "It's OK...". Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.