NORDIK SONAR – “Free From Time”

September 22, 2015 at 3:11 pm

NORDIC SONAR

Here’s the debut single from the Stockholm duo NORDIK SONAR, Linus Erlandsson and Benjamin Trossö. It’s called “Free From Time” and reminds me of the 80’s synthpop era, where bands like Yazoo and Erasure comes to mind. The song is taken from their debut EP, which will be released later this Autumn.

NORDIC SONAR on Facebookon Spotify – på Apple Music

I Am Karate – “Elevate”

September 22, 2015 at 2:01 pm

I Am Karate

The duo I Am Karate, who released the fine debut single “Bloom” in Spring, have released a new strong track in the shape of the song “Elevate”. It’s in the same spirit as before with ambient, echoing rooms and a light melancholic atmosphere, but now with a harder beat to it and more energy. A great song with a nice harmonic twist in the chorus which makes it last for many listens.

I Am Karates hemsida – på Facebook – på Apple Music – på Soundcloud

Songs of Sam – “Just Like an Angel”

September 18, 2015 at 4:08 pm

Songs of Sam

I’m finishing this Friday with a piece of acoustic beauty. Songs of Sam, aka Samuel Heiligers, released this wonderful song, “Just Like an Angel”, in Summer. I have written about him before, but you may also recognize him as a former member of Monde Yeux, or as one half of the duo Woolfish.

Songs of Sam on Facebookon Spotifyon Apple Music

Rickard och Juvelerna – “Du som aldrig har levat (kan inte bara dö)”

September 18, 2015 at 3:13 pm

Rickard och Juvelerna

If the last post was about a song from a film, this one is about a song seeking a film. I does feel filmic in this bittersweet, beautiful and dramatic pop pearl from Rickard och Juvelerna, hailing from Göteborg. The song’s called “Du som aldrig har levat (kan inte bara dö)” and appears like when Göteborg shows us its most beautiful face, lit by sunbeams that have broken through dark, heavy  skies. The song is being released officially on Monday.

Rickard och Juvelerna on Facebookon Spotifyon Apple Music

Per Störby Jutbring – “Tomorrow”

September 18, 2015 at 1:14 pm

Per Störby Jutbring

Today the acclaimed Swedish movie “My Skinny Sister” has its premiere in the cinemas. At the same time Per Störby Jutbring are releasing the soundtrack to the movie. The single “Tomorrow” is taken from there, a wonderful, ambient pop track and a perfect film song that immediately catches on.

Per Störby Jutbring på Facebookpå Spotifypå Apple Music

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