What do I think of this?

So wet behind the ears he needs regular salt infusions in his neck, Tom Dice is a fresh faced lad from the lowlands who has travelled to LA with his favourite instrument...yes he never goes anywhere without his hair straighteners. Normally recording music videos on the West Coast of Ostend, Tom took his first ever flight (to the US) to record "Me and My Guitar", a simple ballard with a message of perseverance and ennui. He worries that he might have to get a 9-5 job if his career fails to jump start. The jury's still out whether he'll have to sell TinTin comics, repair tortoise shell glasses, or take the easy option and become a Brussels bureaucrat deciding on the heritage status of string vests. Now I'm no Waterman-like impressario but even I could tell him that you're never going to be a superstar unless you're willing to mix it up a bit. So get dressed, straighten your hair, and try to get over your fear of flying, you fool.
It's a solid enough effort to cruise into the Final, and from there I expect it to dock safely in mid table. There's a growing buzz about this aeffort as the Eurovision week has progressed, and could do better than many people think.

Biography

For Tom Dice, flying the flag for Belgium at the Eurovision Song Contest is a dream come true. He's a true musician and that's also why his song is just about that - he and his guitar. He started his music career at music school but soon realised he longed for something else. He taught himself how to play the guitar and wrote his very first song when he was twelve years old. At age fifteen Tom started his own band, The Dice. That name now lives on as Tom's stage name.
Tom has always had a special relationship with his fans. Already well-known in his home region, one of his local fans entered him for the auditions of the Belgian edition of talent show X Factor in 2008. Not only did Tom Dice make it to the show, thanks to his magnificent voice and his fans's never-ending support, he survived all eleven live TV shows and finished second. By June of the same year Tom released his first single, a moving acoustic version of Leona Lewis's Bleeding Love. The single was an instant success in Belgian hit charts.
The next big step for Tom is representing Belgium at the Eurovision Song Contest in Norway. For the Song Contest he, Jeroen Swinnen and Ashley Hicklin wrote a song called Me And My Guitar, a warm and authentic ballad about Tom's first and last love: music. So for all of you wondering who that mysterious Belgian guy really is, we have just one word of advice; listen to his song … and you will know!