Hailing from Dalarö, an island outside of Stockholm, this Swedish singer and songwriter got her start singing in a church choir. She began learning to play guitar aged 13 and, thanks to an American mom, she’s spent some of her teenage years in California. Since she’s played renowned Stockholm venue Nalen, performed with First Aid Kit in the studio and duetted with Nina Persson. Inspired by Patti Smith, Fleetwood Mac and Bruce Springsteen, she released her debut “To Be True” in 2020.
Covering various subjects, from personal growth to dealing with life’s ups and downs, without feeling the lyrics to be overloaded, her new single wraps her relatable words in a sweet, 70s-inspired melody. Taken from her upcoming album “Faraway and Nearby”, expected later this year, it’s the beauteous piano, alluring acoustic guitar and laidback rhythm that create a luscious soundscape and the sincerity of her tender vocals that give this dreamy folk-pop tune an intimate warmth.
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From his album “Let The Music Play” (1976):
From her upcoming EP “Breaking The Fourth Wall”, to be released on 3 May 2024:
Born as Oliver Milmine in Manchester, UK and now based in Kansas, USA, this rising singer and songwriter picked up a guitar and taught himself how to produce music on his computer. Over the years he’s created an unique sound blending 90s Britpop, blues and soft rock and has toured extensively in North America and Europe, as well as collaborated with Grammy nominees 
Showing his impressive musical versatility, his new single brews a sonic tonic of various, ear-stroking ingredients. Layering a sundry of delicious auditory flavours, the song incorporates a taste of late 60s pop-rock and a dash of classic soul as well as a drop of Britpop. Starting with retro keys and a rolling rhythm, they’re late joined by a mellow guitar. And with his soulful, falsetto vocals binding all elements into a tasty melange, this delectable groove is pure auditive nectar.
From her album “Another Step” (1986):
From their upcoming album “Family Business”, to be released later this year:
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