Eddie Wheeler wrote the song “Finns det hopp” (“Is there hope”) when he got tired of all the people that were witch hunting beggars and other people that have a hard time in our society. It’s a cry for humanity and empathy, a wonderful naked song production where Eddie’s pleading vocals makes its way through pulsating percussion and dripping synth melodies which sound like tears raining on the concrete. A song that in a way answers its own question by existing.

I take the opportunity also to add another song from Eddie, “Den mask du bär”, released in the Autumn, and one of the strongest songs he has released this far, together with today’s headliner.

Eddie Wheeler’s site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp

Pär Edwardson is tempting us before the release of the new album “PearShaped” with the single “On My Pillow”. And it’s about time, I’ve been waiting for a new album since I wrote about his debut album ”Bodybuilding – but with centimetre” in 2008. The song is a power pop gem with Beatlesque colours, his characteristic raw guitars and an immediate melody stickiness. Pär has written the music while the lyrics has been penned by the artist and author Tobbe Möller. “PearShaped” will be released in Summer.

Pär Edwardson on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp

Here’s a new track from the New York band Porcelain Raft, a track I immediately fell for. “All In My Head” is a pop song with a certain synthpop vibe and a wonderful, dreamy chorus, quite irresistible. The song is taken from the new EP “Half Awake”.

Porcelain Raft on Facebook – on Spotify – on Bandcamp

Here’s a new single from Little Children, “Song #4”, a song that precedes the new EP “Traveling Through Darkness” which will be released on the 2nd of June. It’s a beautifully sad story with a fateful, filmic ambience where we ride across the prairie on our bikes towards the sunset.

Little Children’s site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp

It’s been seven years since the last album, but today the Malmö duo Moonbabies are releasing the new album “Wizards on the Beach”. Listen here to some of the songs from this fascinating album, which serves us dreamy pop, creative electronica, experimental indie, beautiful melodies and a lot more.

Moonbabies site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp