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Beharie – Deadly
Oslo-based singer Beharie is definitely one of the “artists to watch” in 2023: While the singer with the perfect soulful voice is already…
Swim Club – Hercules
‘Swim Club’ is the moniker of new-and-upcoming Copenhagen-based artist Laurits Bigum Steinberg and with ‘Hercules’ he delivers his debut after coming home from…
Árstíðir – BLIK
The Icelandic indie-band consisting of Daníel, Gunnar and Ragnar have released their 8th studio album ‘BLIK’ aufter a couple of already released singles…
Jacob Bellens – It ain’t no wonder
Danish indie-superstar Jacob Bellens has a new song out: ‘It Ain’t No Wonder’ is the third single taken from Jacob Bellens upcoming, new…
The Sweet Serenades – Everything Dies
The Sweet Serenades deliver constantly bangers for indie-fans. This album is such a pleasure to hear – and it is best listened to in a whole: This shows the wide range and the musical universe of the band. A great album to listen to in the darker days and yet having a smile on your face.
ELBA – You do you
ELBA is the moniker for danish singer Ellen Bathum and she is releasing a truly powerful pop song with ‘You do you’ –…
Dania O. Tausen – ‘at siga ja er nei (saying yes means no)’
Young Faroese singer Dania O. Tausen delivers a strong song with ‘at siga ja er nei (saying yes means no)’
Árstíðir – Let’s pretend
Icelandic Genre-bending group Árstíðir have a new song out from their upcoming 8th album BLIK, the emotional pop-song ‘Let’s pretend’
TULLE – I Hope Your Demons Look Like Me
Singer-/Songwriter TULLE is releasing a new song ‘I hope your demons ook like me’. The norwegian artists has released a couple of songs…
ROYA – Dear Space – The Short Film (Part I: Feel Something)
Danish synth-duo ROYA deliver with ‘Dear Space – The Short Film (Part I: Feel Something)’ a new song and a short film project too
Moyka – Already gone
Bergen-based Synth-artist Moyka from Norway has a new, very danceable banger out: ‘Already Gone’
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Moyka – Already gone
Bergen-based Synth-artist Moyka from Norway has a new, very danceable banger out: ‘Already Gone’
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ADNA – ‘Black Water’-Album-Interview
The music of Swedish-and-now-Berlin-based singer ADNA is often described as ‘Dark Pop’ and although we don’t like this drawer thinking, this is what…
AURORA talks about ‘Cure for me’ and upcoming plans
AURORA is one of Norwegian’s most original artists today and is constantly on the international music map since the massive success of her…
Ásgeir about his album ‘Bury the Moon’
Ásgeir has made a massive impact on the music from Iceland since his debut album ‘In the Silence’ in 2013. This album was…
Emma Steinbakken – Debut EP-Release & Interview
With just 16 years old, Emma Steinbakken from Jessheim, just outside of Oslo, has made a quite wave on the media in Scandianvia…
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Árstíðir – BLIK
The Icelandic indie-band consisting of Daníel, Gunnar and Ragnar have released their 8th studio album ‘BLIK’ aufter a couple of already released singles…
The Sweet Serenades – Everything Dies
The Sweet Serenades deliver constantly bangers for indie-fans. This album is such a pleasure to hear – and it is best listened to in a whole: This shows the wide range and the musical universe of the band. A great album to listen to in the darker days and yet having a smile on your face.
Freyr – Night and Day
One of the most interesting Neo-Folk-singer returns with his new album: The Swedish-Icelandic singer and songwriter Freyr Flodgren – who brought us the…
Red Cell – Red Cell (Album)
The swedish synth-/electro-duo Red Cell from Gävle – that is existing since 20 years – has released their new album with the same…
Magnus Tempels – Leech
24-year old Danish singer Magnus Tempels made his debut in 2019 and after a couple of singles he is now releasing his debut…
Sophie Zelmani – The world ain’t pretty
The swedish Queen of soft and intense folk music is back with a new album. Since back in the days with the fabulous…