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Mercury will focus on South Africa and New Zealand to launch Darius Danesh's first international assault, but will wait until early next year before rolling out the campaign in other overseas markets. (International).

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Mercury will focus on South Africa and New Zealand to launch Darius Danesh's (pictured) first international assault, but will wait until early next year before rolling out the campaign in other overseas markets. In South Africa, interest in debut single Colourblind has already been generated following the broadcast of the Pop Idol series, while the company's New Zealand affiliate has voiced its support following his recent appearances on Top Of The Pops. Danesh, who last month scored the label's first UK number one single since Elton John's Candle In The Wind 1997, is currently finishing recording work on ...

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