RNA the Messenger – “Marco Polo”

November 3, 2014 at 3:55 pm

RNA the Messenger

And now hip hop from the US and Sweden. It’s about the American artist RNA the Messenger who has released the song “Marco Polo” where the Swedish producer Theold has created the beautiful music arrangement. The song is the first taste of the upcoming album “Here Cometh the Dreamer”, to be released in the end of this year or in the beginning of next year.

RNA the Messenger has also another alias, DNAtheG, under which he released the great EP “The Code” last year. Below you’ll find two tracks from the EP as well; , “One Reason” and “Teenager on Drugs”.

RNA the Messenger’s site –  on Facebookon Soundcloud

DesperatK

October 31, 2014 at 4:55 pm

DesperatK

DesperatK is a duo hailing from Uppsala who have published their first songs this Autumn. It’s two songs that breathes post punk, new wave and synth pop, well there is strong vibe of the eighties from these two tracks. The two members call themselves August Silverman and Torgny Lagman. August was earlier a member of the band Light In Your Life and Torgny has appeared before under names such as Tactful Perfection or Triska. As the band info is rather sparse and there is a bit of mystique around the band I decided to ask August Silverman a few questions:

– Can you tell us something about the ideas behind the band?

– It started when me met and hung out together in Enköping in 2005, but the band in its present shape started out in 2010 when we were living together for a while. The idea is to make music that’s beautiful and that stands on its own legs, beyond our persons and beyond the degrading everyday life.

– The songs you have released so far have a certain vibe of the eighties, post punk and new wave. Is that something that inspires you or do you feel that you have your roots elsewhere?

– We have very different taste in music but of course the eighties dark punk and synth is something that lies close to our hearts. Otherwise I’m more of a rock and metal fan while Torgny has a fondness for techno and euro/trance. Those roots can of course be heard when we make songs.

– Where does the band name come from?

– From an old poem I wrote when I was about 15. It was rather melodramatic and contained the line: “my name is desperate master chef, and these are his knives”.

– Finally, what are your plans now?

– These two songs is a taste of a release in Spring, which will contain 4 or 5 songs, and some remix, and will be released on Spotify. We also hope that we will do our first live shows then – together with a band from Malmö called Solero.

– Thanks a lot for the chat August and best of luck in the future!

DesperatK on Facebookon Soundcloud

Tiger Lou – “Homecoming #2”

October 31, 2014 at 1:30 pm

Tiger Lou

Today Tiger Lou release their first song in six years and also tell us about a new album that is on its way. The song “Homecoming #2” is a warm piece of nostalgic, dreaming pop and we are of course more than happy to welcome them home again.

Tiger Lou on Facebookon Spotifyon Wimp

John Moose – “Flower”

October 30, 2014 at 4:19 pm

John Moose

The band John Moose, hailing from Värmland, released their second single “Flower” a few days ago. It’s a fine-tuned Americana-vibing song with a great nerve in the vocals and a more dramatic ending where they smoothly blends in electronica.

John Moose on Facebookon Spotify

Brott och Straff – “Livet asså”

October 30, 2014 at 2:38 pm

Brott och Straff

Brott och Straff, who last year appeared as a duo and gave us a new electropop single every month, is now a solo project run by the songwriter Kim Nilsson. Today the first single “Livet asså” is being released, a single which is also the first taste of the upcoming EP “Molnen över dig”. As you would expect, the sound has also changed, from a club based beat to a more pop-sounding vibe overall. The lyrics were written half an hour after the birth of Kim’s son and tell us about life as a roller coaster, which is reflected in the song in the darker verse and the the catchy, light chorus.

Brott och Straff on Facebookon Spotifyon Soundcloud

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