Min stora sorg is Ann-Sofie Lundin’s solo project, and recently she released her debut EP. I could describe the EP as fragments from a diary in a psalm format, accompanied by a school piano and a choir. It’s naked and liberatingly stripped, and works all the way. Interestingly the songs are not built according to the traditional pop structure with verses , bridges and so on. Instead it’s more like in dance music where the song is growing more and more.
The song and the video below, “Svarta ögon” was released in summer as a first single, and is present on the EP as a so called Live Edit version.
Nomethod Records tipped me last week about Soviac’s new video “Uutiset”. The song is taken from Soviac’s upcoming album “Back album”, which you can listen to in advance here. “Uutiset” means news in Finnish.
Here’s a great-sounding new single from The Luxe, hailing from Malmö, which gives some promises for the future. I get some vibes of The Killers, how they sounded in the beginning, in “Untouchable (What It Feels Like)”. Listen and download here below.
Here are a couple of new pop songs from Chikan, which he’s released during the last month. Different from what I’ve heard from him in the last two year, but good nonetheless.
No, it’s not a headline from the evening papers (Family Reunion and Death Homicide). It’s actually two artists that call their solo projects Släktträff and Dödsmord respectively, and who have choses to release a split-EP together. The EP is called “Till allt som varit dött” and can be heard on Soundcloud. And their music do fit together well, with Släktträff’s instrumental music and Dödsmord’s lo-fi indie. You can listen to a song from both artists here below.
Släktträff was started by Alexander Sjöstedt in 2008 and has so far released two albums and an EP, which you can listen to on Spotify. You can also find Släktträff on Facebook and on Soundcloud.
Dödsmord has been around since 2009 directed by Oskar Östby. He says that it’s “an attempt to test and show if the beautiful can be that disgusting ugly, and the ugly to be the most beautiful.” Follow Dödsmord on Facebook and on Soundcloud.
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