Stockholm pop sensation Molly Hammar makes her return with her latest track 'No Place Like Me' featuring none other than grime vet Big Narstie. Tropical in feel, the cut is a pop x garage x trap bonanza. A scorcher for the summer, the song is taken from Hammar's forthcoming EP, landing in later in the year.
Sweden-based, Gambia-raised artist Luana Kiara makes her debut with the single ‘Trigger’. Kiara’s feisty lyrical …
FELIN never ceases to amaze us. Continuing to diversify their sound, the duo have released …
Swedish band PORT NOIR have unveiled the video for their latest single 'Young Bloods'. Directed by the band themselves, stark black and white clips of the group performing the track are intertwined with scenes of red flashing lighting adding a level of intensity to the visuals.
Swedish singer Myra Granberg has shared her latest single titled 'Talk' under her new project MAJRO. The tune is taken from her forthcoming EP 'Heartbreak/Britney', scheduled to land in May. The content revolves around a couple who doesn't talk to each other that much but for some reason still manages to hang around one another. Accompanied by subtle pop production, 'Talk' is a glimpse into Granberg's personal life in which she will give more of in the upcoming EP.
Stockholm band Honeymilk have shared their latest recording 'It's All in My Hands'. Injecting a dose of funk and disco into the lush pop production, the upbeat tune is contrasted with the politically charge lyrics. The song marks the return of Honeymilk since releasing last year's 'I Want You To Be Very Happy' album.
Rising Swedish pop sensation Rbecka steps up with her new single 'Skin and Bones'. Taken from her forthcoming EP, the track is a slow burner that rolls out with a blend of dark pop, bass-driven trap and soul. Airing out her feelings on a relationship that has gone sour, Rbecka also details the after effects of abusive, including the mental one that involves the self. 'Skin and Bones' is another consistent and finely executed pop cut from the promising artist.
Stockholm's bad girl of pop Ängie makes her return with the cut 'IDGAF'. While you can pretty much guess the acronym, the song itself is an in your face, trap banger that completely slaps you in the face with it's trap meets pop production. Ängie delivers saucy vocals while a guitar line repeats behind her and deep low end bass rumbles with ferociousness. 'IDGAF' is the first release since her debut album 'Suicidal Since 1995', released back in 2018.
Stockholm band Diskopunk made quite a splash in 2018 with songs like 'Soaked' as well as 'Lilla Pojke'. Having been praised by the music press, the group have now released their self-titled EP. Comprised of five songs in total, the record weaves between upbeat electro pop, indie disco and more. Translating the energy from their live shows into the EP, Diskopunk has crafted a fun and high-spirited soundtrack to a hedonistic outing.
Stockholm-based company Acne Studios showcased their fall/winter 2019 collection on the runway in Paris recently. Whilst the brand has been known for adding their dash of quirkiness to the fashion industry, their latest collection finds the brand tapping into more of a sophisticated and classic look drawing inspiration from the 80s. Earth tones decorated with the runway with occasional bright and eye-popping patterns filling the in-between moments.
