Andreas London is someone that unusual as a feministic  singer/songwriter, who has released his debut album “Andreas London”. He swings hard in many directions, and reminds us, at least here in Sweden, that ten years ago, every politician, nomatter what party, called themselves feminists. It’s also an irony that this is performed by a man in one of the most male industries there is, the music industry.

Musically there is one comparison in front of all others: Bob Dylan. And Dylan from the years of 64-65, well performed with Andreas’ somewhat draggy voice, like a mix of Plura, Anders F. Rönnblom and Håkan Hellström, made for delivering this. It works really well with his poetry readings, which also opens up for more personal stories.

You can listen more on Spotify or on his Bandcamp page or on Facebook.

Individ (“Individual”)
Men det är faktiskt synd om män också (“But also men should be pitied”)