The Sweet Serenades today release another song for free from their latest album “Help Me”, which I wrote about a little while ago. It’s the song “After All the Violence”, a duet with Karolina Komstedt and one of the softer tracks on the album, without hand claps and fotball choirs, but still unmistakably The Sweet Serenades.
The Sweet Serenades’ site – on Facebook – on Spotify
Postiljonen is back with a new song, here with the dreamy and romantic “How Will I Know/All That We Had Is Lost”, a song where they in a wonderful way have sewn Whitney Houston’s “How Will I Know” into their song. Here below also as a video, signed Ty Olsson.
Postiljonen on Facebook – on Soundcloud
Today Bus Stop Dreams release the album “Don’t Forget to Breathe”. And yes, it’s also my own album debut, even if it’s not the first album my colleagues in the band have appeared on. My colleagues are my duo partner Lasse Thomasson and also part time members like Jan Johansen, Sonja Hewer, Ulla Wrethagen, Pär Enqvist among others. I won’t scream any superlatives about the songs but just state that I’m immensely proud over this album that breathes soft classic rock with country vibes, but where there’s also room for beautiful pop melodies and dystopic group cuddles. Here are two songs with lead vocals by German singer Sonja Hewer. The album art was created by the artist Linnea Strid.
Bus Stop Dreams’ site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp – on Bandcamp
The rock band Giri released their second album this autumn, which is almost six years since their debut album in 2006. They mix quite a few influences on the album, where they from the view of a guitar driven indie rock sound take a peek at more melodic pop tunes as well as at arena rock and even some punk rock. An interesting ingredient is that they have involved the sitar player Stian Grimstad, who both starts the album and finishes it, and has his hands on the colouring of such different songs as the punky “K.T.T.P. and the jazz-pop-rockish “Dangerous”. Early in the Autumn they released the video tothe song “Lost and Found” which you can watch and download here below.
Giri on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp – on Soundcloud
A couple of weeks ago I got a mail from David Kihlberg where he asked me to listen to an interpretation of The Band’s “The Weight”, which he had recorded together with Sylvester Schlegel. I did and at the same time I found a collection of other interpretations and his own songs on his Soundcloud page. Among the songs you’ll find for example Bobby Bare’s “Detroit City” and Sam Cooke’s “Another Saturday Night”, which in David’s very personal care have become “Nu åker jag hem” and “Lördag”. His own songs are by no means any less, listen for yourself here below in the song “Bara natten som förstår”.
David Kihlberg on Facebook – on Soundcloud
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