The duo Kastrup have released a follow-up to the their single “Thieves“, released in Spring, with the new song “Come and Get Me”. This time they pick up some speed and head out on a electropop adventure in a rock tempo, which reminds me a bit about The Killers. They are still the same romantics, though, with their fondness of drama and big deciding moments. Absorbing their music is in a way like seeing your life as part of a movie, which sure can be a pretty cool experience. I have a special soft spot for their last song, the more sentimentally coloured “Thieves”, but there’s no doubt that they have produced another song with hit potential with “Come and Get Me”.
They were chased away from Svartvattnet all the way down to the capital and landed with a bellyflop in Mälaren. Now you can watch the exciting sequel to the last video. With both a serious and a humouros mind they head right into Stockholm and invite us to join their groovy sing-a-long in “Kukhuvudstaden”. Here is the music video, which has its premiere right here on Meadowmusic today.
YAST have just released their new album “My Dreams Did Finally Come True”. Bigger, better, and sweeter than ever before. Here’s a taste in the shape of the single “Together Forever”:
Henrik Lundqvist sounds like no one else. Earlier this year we heard him as The Screamer, but here he’s back with his band Nutmeg in the single “Ready Yet”. It’s high octane, straight on with an irrestistible energetic rock chorus. The video is actually a stop motion video, put together from 15000 stills.
On the 7th of October Frida Selander is releasing her new album “I Hear Sunshine”. She has already showed two of the songs from the album, and it’s just as enjoyable as it’s been before. She radiates a wonderful, laidback, uplifting and soulful playfulness, seemingly effortless, in one song pearl after the other, whether she handles the electric guitar in bluesy rock songs or goes acoustic like here in “Jesus as a Girl”.
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