Behind this dreamy, beautiful indie pop track, “Neverland”, we find the trio Tiny Union. Joakim Persson, Isabella Sohlberg and Gustav Lövstrand are based in Stockholm, where they recorded the song in the studio Lärkskogen with Markus Eriksson as a producer, but they all have their roots on the Swedish west coast. “Neverland” is their debut single.

Tiny Union på Facebook – på Spotify – på Apple Music

In May the electronica duo Boeoes Kaelstigen released their new album “Overcomes Love, Time & Space”. Earlier we have been able to enjoy several excellent electro pop songs from the duo, where they also have collaborated with Name The Pet and Vanbot. These songs are now accompanied by more strong hits where also Asha Ali contribute with vocals on one of the tracks. Also we get to enjoy their instrumental, dreamy space journeys in a beautiful and sparkling universe. Here are three songs from the album.

Boeoes Kaelstigen on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp – on Soundcloud

I Don’t Speak French released a new single last month, which we shouldn’t miss of course. It’s called “Shiny Metal Paper Bills”, and is a soul-funk vibing tune with a dash of T. Rex-glam.

I Don’t Speak French’s site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp

Even though the paint from the debut album “På riktigt” is still wet, Låtsaspoeten is already on his way with the follow-up. It’s called “Nattmusik för människor” and he has promised to deliver it in the early Autumn, with plenty of time before the Winter darkness gets a hold of us again. The first taste “Hoppet kan va hopplöst” was released today, and he says that we can expect more extracts from the album in the time to come.

Låtsaspoeten på Facebook – på Spotify

Last year I was fascinated by her voice when I wrote about Lilla Milo and presented soul songs that have etched themselves into my mind. Now Cosima Lamberth focuses on her soul career and has released her debut EP “Head In the Clouds” with four songs during June.

I think it’s an exquisite record with tracks that each one has it’s own character and where Cosima gets to show her vocal range as a soul singer. She can be impulsive as in “Still I Know” where she pulls out the last breath of each phrase and delivers them with an inescapable urgency , or she can expose a naked voice without anything that dims the path to your inner emotions as in the longing, neo soul vibing “Come Back”.

The arrangements are also wonderful, filled with jazz drenched harmonies which vary between the dreamy to the slight melancholic. It feels warm, organic and radiates retro vibes as well as a breath of contemporary, creative soul. Listen here to two of the songs from the EP:

Cosima on Facebook – on Spotify