Crying Day Care Choir ‘Sad Season’ Video
After recently sharing their organic and warm track ‘Sad Season’, Sweden’s Crying Day Care Choir …
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sir Was ‘Revoke’ Video
Working at a restaurant in general can often times suck. However, when you are not only the cook, waiter and the entertainment and some low-key pub, you probably won't be jumping for joy regarding your current state of affairs. With sir Was' latest video 'Revoke', the Swedish artist finds himself performing multiple task at an establishment ran by a boss who for some reason doesn't believe in breaks. This is enough to make you want to flip your lid.
Thomas Sekelius Drops a Debut Track Titled ‘Awakening’
Already established as one of Sweden’s popular social media influencers, Thomas Sekelius makes his music …
Listen to Crying Day Care Choir’s ‘Sad Season’
Stockholm trio Crying Day Care Choir make their return with the single ‘Sad Season’, out …
Stockholm’s Death Team Share Their Latest Single ‘Work’
Let's be honest, most people hate going to work. Some would even say that's an understatement. For those who dread slaving away at their day, Stockholm duo Death Team have create the soundtrack to her daily misery. Their latest single 'Work' deals with that very topic. Using bouncy trap meets pop production, they also unearth the flip side of the coin which is, if you don't work, you don't get paid!
Stream Cajsa Siik’s Indie Pop Track ‘Talk To Trees’
Having released two critically praised albums, Sweden's Cajsa Siik has been back in the studio working on her third LP entitled 'DOMINO'. Working with producer Rolf Klinth on the new work, one of the tracks taking from the album is Cajsa Siik's latest bit 'Talk To Trees'. A serene taste of indie pop, the song features Rasmus Kellerman and Thomas Hedlund. With gentle vocals easing over hailing drum kicks and delicate guitar strums, 'Talk To Trees' is Cajsa Siik back and better than ever.
Acne Studios Spring/Summer 17 Campaign Features Fatima Al Qadiri and More
Whilst the lacking of diverse models has been a topic for years in the fashion …
Check Out The Audrey’s ‘Running Red Lights’
Again Sweden continues to dominate the pop landscape with their latest export duo Johan P-son …
Stream Louise Lemón’s Haunting Track ‘Egyptian Darkness’
Swedish singer Louise Lemón shares her heavy-hitting single ‘Egyptian Darkness’, out now via Icons Creating …
Listen to Linnea Olsson’s ‘Hall Of Tragedy’
Having recently performed a rendition of the Specials' 'Racist Friend' along with Naomi Pilgrim and Frida Sundemo on Sveriges Television, multi-instumentalist and singer Linnea Olsson unveils her powerful single 'Hall Of Tragedy'. Extremely fitting for the times, the song's haunting sense of urgency speaks to the present gloom of events that seem to only get worst. A brilliant piece of art, Olsson's bold stance is a push at fostering pop music with substance and integrity.