Charlotta Perers better known as Big Fox has finally released her new album 'See How the Light Falls'. Originally scheduled to drop back in 2018, the LP was delayed due to health issues regarding Perers. Rather than hastily releasing the record, she took two additional years to continue working on the album, with the final product now ready for the world to hear. Produced by Tom Malmros 'See How the Light Falls' marks not only the musical return of Big Fox, but also a new outlook on life.
Freshly signed to the PNKSLM label and coming off the back of their killer track 'Burning Ride', Stockholm band VERO now unveil their latest tune 'Waves of Love'. A lush deliverance of dream pop and indie, the sparkling cut is a wonderland of silky synths, upbeat drums and hazy vocals that make for an overly enjoyable ride.
Stockholm duo Rebecca & Fiona make their return with a new single titled 'Heart Skips A Beat'. An atmospheric blend of electronica and pop, the GRAMMY Award-winning pair incorporate lush vocals over stuttering drums and glistening synths. Of course you have the big drop midway in the track, which finds the production shifting to more 4x4-driven dance instrumentation. 'Heart Skips A Beat' is released via their Big Romantic Music label.
Swedish singer Luana Kiara jumped into the mainstream psyche with her feature on Tungevaag & Raaban's 'Bad Boy'. Making her solo debut with 2019's 'Trigger', she now returns with her latest hard-hitting offering 'Reminder'. A slow, crushing mix of dub and Hip-Hop, Luana Kiara delivers a feisty and fiery performance atop a thundering bass line and pounding drum knocks. The track is a glimpse of what the promising artist has in store for the near future.
Swedish duo Shitkid will drop their new album 'Duo Limbo/"Mellan himmel å helvete"' on January 24th via PNKSLM. A collection of tracks from sessions recorded in Los Angeles with none other than the Melvins, as well as Austin with Paul Leary of Butthole Surfers, the LP will feature vocals in both English and Swedish.
Having released their impressive 'Immortelle' LP back in 2018, siblings Say Lou Lou return with their version of the Dusty Springfield's classic 1967 track 'The Look of Love'. Whilst the song has been covered by multiple artists including Issac Hayes, Bobby Womack and more, Say Lou Lou transforms the tune into a sensual club meets pop version that is nocturnal in feel. The cut should hold fans over until the next Say Lou Lou release, which we're hoping is sooner than later. Have a listen.
Sweden's Frida Sundemo has returned with a chilling and epic pop single titled 'Nothing Can Hurt Me'. Powered by brisk production, the song conveys the idea of fully letting go, experiencing what it truly means to be free, even if it's for a limited moment.
Stockholm's FELIN has shared the video for her latest single 'Money Honey', taken from her forthcoming album 'Reckless Dreamers'. Directed by Fredrik Etoall, there are clips of FELIN participating in a chase as she and a friend tries to get a way with a mysterious package with the help of some people along the way. Musically incorporating sounds of classic punk, pop and even a dash of rockabilly, her upcoming LP is definitely going to be one of the highlights of 2019. Check it out.
Gothenburg artist sir Was has shared the video to his latest single 'The Sun Will Shine', which is taken from his upcoming LP 'Holding On To A Dream', out September 20th. Directed by Damien Priest and sir Was himself, the Swedish singer finds himself sitting in a car with men wearing lucha libre masks. What happens next is, well, sir Was ends up performing the track whilst standing on the roof of the car with the other men frantically dancing around the vehicle. Now mind you, the song is so grooving that you can hardly blame them. We would dance around the car as well. Have a look.
Stockholm's FELIN returns with another mountainous single titled 'LaLaLa'. Never short of dynamic in terms of performance, the production embodies upbeat, cinematic pop and smokey, gun-slinging rock & roll. A sticky bass line is met head-on with desert-driven guitar lines and even blazing horns. An overall masterful offering, FELIN continues to up the levels with each record.
