Simmondly

Simmondly are one of the most long-running participants in the Buzzjack Song Contests, having pariticipated in all 7 contests so far but are more known for failing to ever finish top 10.

History
Simmondly first entered the Buzzjack Song Contest back in November 2007 with the Spice Girls sending "Say You'll Be There" which finished up at a reasonably respectable #12. In the second contest, Simmondly scored their lowest position yet finished at #22 but was not the lowest score they have scored yet as Mariah Carey's "All I Want For Christmas" finished with 42 points. The next two contests Simmondly scored two #11 finishes with Verbalicious' "Don't Play Nice" & The Modern's "Industry". Verbalicious' score of 67 is the joint highest with the latest competition in which Kat DeLuna's "Am I Dreaming" scoring the same in BJSC#07 but finishing at 14. Simmondly's lowest scores come in with En Vogues "Don't Let Go" (#16) & N-Trance's "Set You Free" (#19) both only scoring 40 points each.

N-Trance Vs Fragma
Buzzjack Song contest #06 was well known for the hype surrounding both dance singles N-Trance "Set You Free" and fellow rival Bhangra's Fragma with "Toca's Miracle". Simmondly and Bhangra became rivals following comments of each of their participants, Kelly Llorenna was said to be furious after Fragma's Coco had said "this Llorenna bird wants to watch her mouth - she'll be doing herself no favours slagging off her two main rivals - myself and Serebro. She's probably just jealous after her "anthem" failed to reach the summit of the coveted UK charts, as my song did". However in the end Bhangra pulled through and came quite ahead of Simmondly as Bhangra finished at #07 with 79 points leaving Simmondly trailing behind in their second lowest position yet of #19 with 40 points.