The electro duo Me The Tiger was formed a year ago by Gabriella Åström and Tobias Andersson, and earlier this year they released their debut album “Me The Tiger”. Everything was written and produced in Tobias’ kitchen and Gabriella’s sewing room, but the music doesn’t carry any traces of the small rooms but leaves for the large spaces with a dense, melodic electro pop, with heavy synth sounds and a nice collection of catchy choruses. Listen for yourself here below in a couple of tracks.

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On their third record The Crysal Caravan have hammered out their own version of hard rock inspired by the early seventies. It’s easy to find plenty of references to the legendary bands of those days as well as a large dose of psychadelia and jam band vibes on this 6 track strong, excellent album.

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The singer and actress Anna Sise has appeared in a number of productions on TV, in movies and on the theatre. As a singer she is mostly known as a jazz vocalist; she’s been touring and have also released a couple of albums, among them “Beppes Byrålåda”, an album with Beppe Wolgers-interpretations. Recently she released the single “I vårt kvarter”, a song breathing of Motown-inspired Swedish pop from the sixties, which fits like hand in glove with her jazz-soul-vibing special voice.

Anna Sises site – on Spotify – on Wimp

The band Black Guillemot is back with a new EP, “1910”, and serves us three songs enjoyable indie pop. Try out one of the tracks here below.

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With an interval of two weeks Adam Tensta released five new songs from December to January, where each song was a collaboration with another Swedish artist. In March he released this song collection as the album “The Undeniable Tape”.

“The Undeniable Tape is a collection of songs that I created during the travels across Europe and Africa. The songs were created along with other Swedish artists, artists for whom I have great respect for. TheUndeniable EP is not really a sequel to my previous album, rather a 6-track tribute to the listeners who’ve kept up with me during my travels. It’s a tribute to the generation of Swedes who are citizens of the world, and it’s first and foremost a tribute to everybody that is listening to my thoughts”

It turns out as a brilliant set of musical meetings, and a lovely mix of styles as he works with Duvchi, Chords, Eboi, Adam Kanyama, Elliphant and David Sandström (Refused) respectively. The best Swedish hip hop there is right now.

Adam Tensta’s site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp – on Soundcloud