Another band that has made an awaited comeback this Spring is the duo Club 8 with the new album “Above the City”. Quite pleasant electro pop indeed, represented by the three songs here below, which show some of the span on the record.

Club 8 on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp – on Rara – on Soundcloud

I’m trying desperately here to catch up with all the fantastic music I had in mind to present here on Meadowmusic. Here’s a band I haven’t written about before: Syket and their new album “Can You Keep a Secret?”. Help yourself to two great songs from the record.

Sykets site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp – on Rara

Emerald Park, hailing from Malmö, released the new EP “Black Box” last month. They continue on their path with their own brew of Magnetic Fields, Americana and indiepop, which we last heard on their album “Absolute Zero” last year. Listen here below to the dreamy, beautiful title track “Black Box”.

Emerald Park on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp – på Rara – on Bandcamp

The band Alaska is based in Stockholm, have played together for two years and have so far published two EP:s. The latest one, “The Annie EP”, was released during Spring and contains two pieces of smooth pop songs with happy guitars, nice falsetto vocals and some summer retro vibes from the seventies. Well, both songs are just as good, så listen to both of them here below.

Alaska on Facebook – on Spotify – on Soundcloud

I the Autumn I wrote about the brit pop-inspired band Cave Cat and their single “Deception”. A couple of months ago they released this animated video to the second track on the single, “The Abject”.

Cave Cats site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp – on Bandcamp