Lorde may be the greatest New Zealand musical export of 2013 (or of the century, let's be real), but back home, she's got competition. The members of the improbably popular operatic trio Sol3 Mio -- pronounced So-lay Mee-oh, after the famous Neapolitan aria, "'O sole mio" -- buck all the current trends in the music industry: suit-attired belters of high notes, they're classically trained and formally inclined, closer to The Three Tenors' version of superstardom than Taylor Swift's. Made up of br...
Lorde may be the greatest New Zealand musical export of 2013 (or of the century, let's be real), but back home, she's got competition. The members of the improbably popular operatic trio Sol3 Mio -- pronounced So-lay Mee-oh, after the famous Neapolitan aria, "'O sole mio" -- buck all the current trends in the music industry: suit-attired belters of high notes, they're classically trained and formally inclined, closer to The Three Tenors' version of superstardom than Taylor Swift's. Made up of br...
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