Jonas Schwartz writes that he’s in a writing and recording phase right now. This new song, “Nobody”, is complementing the music he released last year on the excellent electronica driven pop album “Xpedition”, but he says it doesn’t fit with the new music he’s working on. So, he released it as a single, which we are grateful for of course.

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Cajsa Siik – “Relentless Delight”

Cajsa Siik is on her way with her second album which is called “Contra”. The single “Relentless Delight” is the first taste, a single that promises a lot for the album.

Little Children – “Impala” – video

Here’s another song from Little Children, “Impala”, expressed through this brilliant music video signed Ted Malmros. The song is taken from the single “By Your Side” and will also be a part of the album “Walk Within”, to be released in the Autumn.

Marigold – “Last Days of Disco”

Marigold describe their latest song, “Last Days of Disco”, as “a sarchastic but loving punch in the face of the modern house scene, a kind of antithesis to the overcompressed samplings”. And just like the song title suggests, this is a disco, classic disco with a touch of indie pop.

AstroMike Gordon – “Ministry Song”

Cristoffer Csanady and his AstroMike Gordon continue to fascinate me with the new single “Ministry Song”. The debut album is out on the 11th of June!

Jonas Schwartz – “Music For You”

Jonas Schwartz is also on his way with his second album, and have also presented the first single from the album. The song is called “Music For You”, a song that takes him in a quite a different musical direction than the first guitar based album “Six”. Exciting.

Jonas Schwartz has a special voice. Intense, dramatic, but without overacting. It strikes me that he’s very similar to Fredrik Nilsson in Shotgun Crackers, whose tone and expression are very close to Jonas’.

The music also contains some amount of drama, I note as I go through Jonas’ strong EP trilogy from last year. Some indie, a dose of the sixties, a little bit of Göteborg and then some Weeping Willows. If that makes any sense? Listen for yourself here below in “Dream On” from the EP “Sisyphus”.

You can listen more to Jonas Schwartz on Spotify or on Myspace.

Dream On