Sameblod – “Flourish”

We love to listen to the electropop duo Sameblod, which is great since they have just released the new single “Flourish”:
Sameblod on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp

We love to listen to the electropop duo Sameblod, which is great since they have just released the new single “Flourish”:
Sameblod on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp

New electropop single from the duo Eternal Death, Elin Berlin and Johan Angergård. It’s called “Violence”, a piece of shimmering, a bit suggestive, grand-sounding synthpop and another example of Johan Angergårds ability to create pop melodies that immediately stick in your head. The song is taken from the debut album “Eternal Death”, to be released on the 23rd of February.
Eternal Death on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp

Today Adna is releasing the single “Lonesome”, which is another taste of her forthcoming album “Run, Lucifer” (release March 18th). Since she’s so great I take the opportunity to add another two songs. First “Living”, which was released in November as the first single from “Run, Lucifer” and then “Thank God For Sending Demons”, which is a wonderful interpretation of Kleerup’s song.
Adnas on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp

Last week Linn Öberg released the single “Freediver” as a first taste of her debut album “When You Go”, scheduled for release February 18th. I get the same Spring-like feeling of freedom from this song as I got from her song “Vacant Days” last year. She has found a room which fits her expression perfectly, a rather big room which allows a lot of experimentation in the arrangements. It will be interesting to listen to an entire album from Linn.
Linn Öberg on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp

Rocket Brother consists of the two brothers Jonatan and Simon, who have been working together in this project since 2013. They have earlier released the EP “Gravity” and the single “Someone Like You”, and are now working on their second EP. First out from this EP is the track “Hold On “, a song about escaping problems told by vocoder-tinged vocals backed by sweeping synth arpeggios. Sweet!
Rocket Brother on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp