Meadow Music

The Tarantula Waltz, aka Markus Svensson, released the EP “Lynx” a couple of weeks ago. He serves us four tracks with uplifting folk-based singer/songwriter-music. It’s intimate, close, and Markus’ passionate, warm vocals sweeps across the beautiful melodies backed by gentle, dynamic arrangements with inspired finger-picking, subdued piano harmonies and shimmering pads in the background.

The sound has an earthy luster, maybe echoing the environments around Gagnef in Dalarna where he recorded the album together with Kristian Matsson (aka The Tallest Man On Earth). There are four strong songs, each one with its own character. They grow with each time I listen, but I have to admit that I was immediately caught by the immensely beautiful “The Leaning Apple Tree” where he closes in on Damien Rice’s heights. Taste two of the songs here below.

The Tarantula Waltz’ site – on Facebook – on Spotify

In the beginning of the year, after the release of the EP “The Darker”, the group Pica Pica announced the launch of the EP “The Lighter” later in Spring. Now the first two tracks from the EP are out, songs that contrast the earlier songs with their feeling of peace and warmth in a laidback, dreamy pop.

Pica Pica’s site – on Facebook – on Spotify

Jonas Asker wrote the song “Hey You” to his little sister, who had just moved to Berlin and who needed some good advice, Jonas thought. It’s a happy song that breathes of sunny pop from the 70’s, indie and a certain Dylanesque vibe from Jonas’ vocals. “Hey You” is the first single from his upcoming debut album.

Asker on Facebook – on Spotify

Postiljonen are back with the new single “Wait”, a wonderful, summer-vibing song, which reminds of warm sea breezes and green flower meadows.

Postiljonen’s site – on Facebook – on Spotify

Baron Bane have released their second single from the upcoming album “III”. In “Fire Play”, they weave together a dark, dreamy mystique with a grand, dramatic and catchy pop, containing a chorus that comes with ABBA-vibes. They continue making internal journeys, which they describe here: “Fire Play is a story about a beautiful but dangerous desire; an addiction in bloom. What starts out as an attractive and luring game soon fully consumes the self.”

Baron Banes site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp – on Bandcamp