Johan Klingwall is a 23 year old songwriter and artist, who recently released his debut single “En vacker dag” (“A beautiful day”), a smooth hip hop/pop-song with a quite catchy chorus. The song is taken from the upcoming EP “Känslan är allt”, and before the EP release he’s planning to release a music video and another single in November.
Johan Klingwall’s site – on Facebook – on Spotify
EP’s Trailer Park, with Erik Palmqvist at the forefront, are on their way to release the fourth album later during Winter. They have given a hint of where the album is going to land with the single “Another Sun”, which was released last month. And it’s not just any hint; it’s a wonderful pop song with Americana vibes ther show us. The producer of the new songs is Andreas Mattsson from Popsicle, and I can certainly hear and feel the light pop touch á la Mattsson in this song.
EP’s Trailerpark’s site – on Facebook – on Spotify
MLC stands for Moa-Lina Croall, an artist and author I’ve written about before, but then under the name Croall & Sons. A few months ago, she released her debut album “MLC”, an album with eleven tracks where almost halv of them consist of ambient sounds as bridges between the song tracks. It feels quite unique and varied, to say the least, with a base of electronic beats on which she experiments with electronica as well as acoustic guitars, with her quite characteristic voice on top. It’s not inaccessible, on the contrary it’s basically good melodic pop songs which makes something special of. An interesting and creative album.
MLC on Facebook – on Spotify – on Bandcamp
The Highs & Lows is a band that hasn’t showed up on my radar before. They have recently released the debut album “Last Night On Earth” and also this single, “London’s Sleeping”, which you can listen to below. I haven’t had the time to check out the album yet, but I like the single’s indie pop with vibes of the sixties, so I probably will.
The Highs & Lows on Facebook – on Spotify
I wrote about Skånske Arne & Jonny Spöge in Spring as they released their debut album. Their annoyance with phenomenons in everyday life is by no means over, though, and now they are back telling us about one of the biggest ones: telemarketers. Specificially it’s about mobile phone telemarketers in the song “Telenorförsäljare” (in Swedish I’m afraid)
I should also mention that the duo also have started a blog, where they release a song each week, which could be worth checking out if you like the band.
Skånske Arne & Jonny Spöge’s site – on Facebook – on Spotify
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