After releasing her 'House Of Dreams' EP followed by the single 'It's All Good' about a year ago, Stockholm's Naomi Pilgrim went fairly quiet. Returning with new material last month in the form of her empowering track 'Sink Like A Stone', Pilgrim now brings forth a second offering of 2016 with 'I Wonder'. The pop production is met head-on with her soulful vocals making it pretty triumphant in sound. We're sure Naomi Pilgrim will have more to come throughout the year. Have a listen.
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Releasing her critically acclaimed debut album 'Pretend' back in 2015, Stockholm singer Seinabo Sey have now dropped a remix EP of the song 'Sorry'. The record includes remixes from Junge Junge, MagnusTheMagnus and Le Bouef. The reworks span the styles of deep house and tropical pop. Out on Universal Music, you can stream each version of 'Sorry The Remixes' down at the bottom.
A good pop song coming out of Sweden is to be expected. However, a great jazz-pop piece may fly a little under the radar. That may soon change as Gothenburg band JUDITHS have emerged to shed a vibrant light on some of the most gorgeous sounds coming out of the Nordic region. Formed by lead singer Amanda Elsa Larsson and comprised of Ida Kjellberg, Anton Alvin, Erik Björksten, Anna Henriksson and David Darling Lingdell, JUDITHS’ music elegantly flows with a classic grace yet maintain a modern appeal that doesn’t alienate those new to the genre. Opting to sing in Swedish, Larsson’s rich and alluring vocals gently reel in listeners regardless of nationality or language. Intriguing melodies swarm around finely tuned instrumentation as tracks like ‘Sången som aldrig blev av’ stand like sheer works of art. With their debut EP ‘Jag vill inte sova med dig något mer’ or ‘I don’t want to sleep with you any more’, JUDITHS are ready to spread the glory of masterful jazz-pop beyond the boundaries of Scandinavia.
A good pop song coming out of Sweden is to be expected. However, a great jazz-pop piece may fly a little under the radar. That may soon change as Gothenburg band JUDITHS have emerged to shed a vibrant light on some of the most gorgeous sounds coming out of the Nordic region. Formed by lead singer Amanda Elsa Larsson and comprised of Ida Kjellberg, Anton Alvin, Erik Björksten, Anna Henriksson and David Darling Lingdell, JUDITHS’ music elegantly flows with a classic grace yet maintain a modern appeal that doesn’t alienate those new to the genre. Opting to sing in Swedish, Larsson’s rich and alluring vocals gently reel in listeners regardless of nationality or language. Intriguing melodies swarm around finely tuned instrumentation as tracks like ‘Sången som aldrig blev av’ stand like sheer works of art. With their debut EP ‘Jag vill inte sova med dig något mer’ or ‘I don’t want to sleep with you any more’, JUDITHS are ready to spread the glory of masterful jazz-pop beyond the boundaries of Scandinavia.
Although we're used to the city of Stockholm pumping out countless pop artists, every once and a while someone emerges from slightly left field. Feyona Naluzzi aka Pheeyownah is the latest Swedish act playing to the drum of her own beat.
Releasing her debut track 'Strugglin' back in 2012, her latest single 'Vivid, Fearless' is a dark and ghostly deal of electronica equipped with mutated vocals and the whole nine. The mesmeric production lead by head-on drums and light synths are just enough to provide a trance-like feeling that is indeed hard to shake out.
Again Sweden claims another win under the pop category, this time with the artist Violet …
