At the end of 1998 the first international album Among The Suns sessions started at Denmark's PUK Studio (producer Lars H. Nissen) and EMI Studio in Stockholm (Stefan Andersson). Released at the spring of 1999, Among the Suns got Platinum five months later in Latvia and all five singles from the album have reached #1 in local charts! Till now album has been released in the Baltic States, Greece, Turkey, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Belgium, Japan, Hong-Kong and Hungary by EMI affiliates, with numerous other countries (including UK and Germany/GSA) scheduled. Videos for both Under My Wing and Weekends Are Not My Happy Days singles have been play-listed by French music channel MCM. Add to all this their role as supporters for Supergrass shows in Denmark and you'll see that that's not the story you expected to hear from Latvian band! 　　 　　 　　Nor that was what Eurovision 2000 audiences were expecting at 13th of May in Stockholm! Performing their newest song My Star (the first ever Latvian entry for Eurovision), BrainStorm got maximum votes from four countries (Estonia, Norway, Belgium, Finland), coming third at the final counting. Written by Reynard Cowper and produced by A-ha guru Tony Mansfield, this truly lovely ballad (as they say - untypical for Eurovision, typical for a great hit) received excited praises and immediate interest from media all over the Europe (including The Times, Select, Tip Sheet, Melody Maker, Smash Hits, Fono, Music & Media etc.) and have been released in almost every European country since then with a UK release scheduled for July. Saying it short - it's a success that nobody from this region has been capable of succeeding before…