I’m staying a little bit longer in the garage today, now in the company of Sudakistan, latino rhythms and psychadelia. Their awaited album “Caballo Negro”, produced by Joakim Åhlund and Luke Reilly, will be released on the 20th of November, and during the Autumn they have served us a couple of tracks to taste from the record:
Sudakistan on Facebook – on Spotify – on Apple Music
The duo The Red Fuze serves a sweet, wild mix of bluesrock, garage, psychadelia and alternative. The garage is rather big-sized and is covered with a distorted blanket, creating a unique sound in which they experiment with a row of rock influences. This Autumn they released their second EP “Bazooka Circus”, from where I have taken these two delicacies .
The Red Fuze on Facebook – on Spotify – on Apple Music
Behind the artist name FYR we find the songwriter and producer Martin Grådal, hailing from Göteborg. Earlier this week he released his debut single “Submissia” together with the singer Linnea Sundemo. It’s a powerful and beautiful creation, which for me paints grand, undulating and dark landscapes where Linneas sweet, special voice flows like a crystal clear stream in the middle of the image.
He writes that the song is exploring the balance between control and ultimate surrender. The inspiration came from an article in ESPN Magazine, a portrait of the freediver Herbert Nitsch and how he defies the limits of the human body.
FYR on Spotify – on Apple Music
Earlier in the Autumn Jon Rinneby, as promised, released a new album under the name Låtsaspoeten, “Nattmusik för människor”. Just like on Låtsaspoeten’s debut from the beginning of this year it’s about folk pop in Swedish, often with the acoustic guitar as a base. Even if the albums share many characteristics it feels overall like he’s expanding the musical horizon’s of Låtsaspoeten’s musical landscape. The clever, sing-along-inviting songs are there, but the intimate, tender moments are given more space and the influence from Americana and dreamy folk indie is more obvious than before. As usual his choruses get stuck in my head in some curious way, and when I’m having lunch I hear “Barnasinnets glöd” and “Hoppet kan va hopplöst” on repeat. I am more affected, though, by songs like “Linda” and “Du ser”, where the last one may be the most delicate, naked and vulnerable I’ve heard from him.
If you happen to be in Malmö tonight you can watch him play some songs together with Anna Jadéus (who also has contributed with vocals on the album) at Beer Ditch at 7 pm.
Låtsaspoeten on Facebook – on Spotify – on Apple Music
The trio Navet has been quiet for two years, at least when it comes to new recordings. Now they are back, though, with the new single “Fever Dreams”. And they say hello again with a smile and an uplifting electropop with distinct pattering synth lines and sweet pop melodies. Hi, and good to hear from you again.
Navets on Facebook – on Spotify – on Apple Music
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