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pettybourgeoiz · 1 year

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✰Bourgeoiz Music Discovery✰

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haveyoulistenedtothisalbum-poll · 2 months

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It began in Hässleholm • När planeterna stannat • Mitt bästa • Djungelns lag • Viggo • Vinter i april • Socker • Det var jag • Vems lilla hjärta flyger • Man ser det från månen • Bethnahrin

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#hyltta-polls #polls #artist: familjen #language: swedish #decade: 2010s #dance #electronic #techno #electropop #synthpop

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astralbondpro · 3 months

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Fever Ray // When I Grow Up

#Fever Ray #Karin Dreijer #Electropop #Electronic Pop #Pop #Pop Music #Sweden #Swedish Pop #Fever Ray Gifs #Gifs #Music #Music Gifs #AVMusic #AVMusicGifs #AVGifs #AVFeverRay #AVFeverRayGifs

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thedepartmentofdiscoveries · 1 year

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#tove lo #dirt femme #2022 #swedish singer-songwriter #scorpion #synth pop #scorpio ♏️ 🦂#dance pop #indie pop #electropop #openly bisexual musician

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elsavendella · 2 years

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Finally released one of my favorite Swedish songs I’ve made so far! ♡

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stalkish-shellos · 1 year

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I wish I could make music

#tho I would be split between making electropop in English and weird folk-pop in Swedish or whatever

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swedeandsour · 9 months

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KÅRP - Zero Heartbeat

The last single ahead of what will culminate in an apocalypse-themed EP "Radical You", the Gothenburg duo of Anna-Maria Lundberg and Anders Simonsson of KÅRP share "Zero Heartbeat". An offbeat number of shrill choirs and a gooey mash of quirky synths, "Zero Heartbeat" proves as an iconoclastic electropop single. Played out as almost caricature, the single is dark and brooding, yet glimmers in its jovial warmth. Continuing with under their self-described genre of Swedish Death Disco, "Zero Heart" is thematically about the cruel nature of children as played out through the allusion to Scandinavian winters as described in their press release:

"Do you remember that winter in first grade? The first snow had just set and as the bell rang for break, you and your class mates ran out to commence in the first snowball war of the season. It always ended up in total mayhem; bleeding eyebrows, sore heads and freezing finger tips. Perhaps children are the most evil of creatures and empathy grows with age?"

A dedication to their Death Disco genre and their apocalypse-themed trilogy of records, KÅRP created an interactive game where the user can immerse in the world of the Gothenburg creators. You can check out their HIBERWORLD-powered virtual-reality game HERE and listen to previous tracks including the glitchy strike of "Greasy Makeup; the retro-invigorated march of "Perfect Order" with its percolating synths and the tribal haunt of "Honey Play".

"Honey Play"

"Perfect Order"

"Greasy Makeup"

"Zero Heartbeat"

#SoundCloud

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screamingforyears · 8 months

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IN A MINUTE: // A POST_PUNK_ISH EXPRESS… // “PREGNANT” is the lead track on DATING’s recently released EP titled ‘Supercollider’ (@coup_sur_coup_records) & it finds the Swedish project bringing their brand of fuzzily drenched, EMOtionally hazed & post_rocking DreamGaze. @glacier.eater are here w/ “HOMEWARD,” the last single/final chapter from their forthcoming LP titled ‘Tempest’ (10/27 @glacierrecordings) & it finds the Oakland-based quartet of guitarists/vocalists Keith Welch/Ryan Hansen, drummer Trey Derbes & bassist Bret Fontaine bringing their melodically brutal DeathThrash. “SNOOZE YOU LOSE” is the lead single/track from @hotgarbg’s forthcoming LP titled ‘Precious Dream’ (1/5/24 @exagrecords) & it finds the Toronto-based quartet of Juliana Carlevaris (bass/vox), Alex Carlevaris (guitar/vox), Dylan Gamble (keys/vox) & Mark Henein (drums) bringing their “heavily volatile yet undeniably palatable amalgamation of sonic elements” “COLD STEEL” is the A-side/title-track from @ingrownidaho’s freshly dropped 7” (@closedcasketactivities) & it finds the Boise-based bruisers blasting your ass across a economically fierce, brutally blunted & fully loaded 1:32 clip of gruffly gnar’d hXc. “NIGHT OWL” is a choice cut from @redder_moon’s recently released LP titled ‘She Was Certainly Bit By Something’ & it finds the KC-based trio of Jill McKeever (vocals/violin), Brody Lowe- synth/drum machines) & Jeremiah J Gonzales (guitar/bass/keys/drums) bringing 4 ½ mins of sultrily soothed ElectroPop.

#music #screamingforyears #songs #postpunk #indie #rock #goth #indierock #alternative #aesthetic

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qudachuk · 9 months

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(Ultra)A decade since I Love It brought them to the big time, the electropoppers channel a darker, clubbier soundSwedish electropop duo Caroline Hjelt and Aino Jawo, AKA Icona Pop, burst on to global dancefloors with their 2012 single I...

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audiofuzz · 10 months

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HEAR: Electro-Pop | Able Machines - “Evidence”

We are really excited about this duo. We had a listen today and the electro-pop perfection is magnificent. The music is catchy and fun. Take a listen to “Evidence” above and read more about them below: Los Angeles-based electro-pop duo Able Machines announces their futuristic self-produced sophomore album Digital Precision due out September 29 and available for pre-order now. Alongside the announcement, the pair share the first taste of the project with "Evidence" out now and its accompanying cinematic, self-directed video. With its Swedish pop influence, the latest track defiantly chooses self-love over a toxic relationship. To celebrate the LP release, able machines will perform live at their official album release show in Los Angeles at Gold Diggers on September 6. Tickets are available now here. Digital Precision, the forthcoming self-produced second album by able machines, moves into uncharted emotional and musical territory for the pair. “I think for both of us, writing this album was a cathartic purging of emotions,” says vocalist Tay Côlieé. “Each song is a little glimpse into the inner workings of our brains and how we navigate the tangled dynamics of angsty love.” Over a varied set of 12 tracks, the project allows the duo to strikingly expand their sonic universe using punchy, futuristic production and timely, thoughtful lyricism–written and produced entirely by the two artists in Los Angeles. With their second album, the pair is able to expand on the work they've made and experiment with their influences. Côlieé says, “Stylistically, this second album gave us an opportunity to dive deeper into developing our sound. We had fun pulling elements from our background in different musical genres — like my love of Fiona Apple and Elliot Smith, Linus’ punk/metal upbringing and then melding all that into the electropop sphere.” The majority of Digital Precision was mixed by SethEarnest (Tessa Violet) and mastered by Paul Logus (Anthrax, Notorious B.I.G.). "Evidence," out today, is an empowering, Swedish pop-influenced earworm with an irresistible baseline and dreamy vocals. Côlieé says, "We wrote this as sort of a response to breaking out of toxic relationship patterns and realizing your own worth." The album was already written when the track made its way into their lives, but they saw something special in it and dropped everything to record it.Côlieé adds, "Musically, it’s our tribute to our favorite Scandinavian artists." The track's accompanying self-directed video is a cinematic CSI-style take on the song as the duo step into character as detectives, doing research and collecting evidence investigating a toxic ex. Dotson says, "It was the perfect opportunity to put our 3 “band chihuahuas” in the video as the K-9 Unit. We found an old audio parts manufacturing lab in East LA and it was the perfect location for our crime lab." The plot-based video posed new challenges, like having to recruit multiple characters other than themselves for the first time. Côlieé adds, "The production had so many moving parts, rather than just Linus and I winging it, we had so many opportunities to plan and add little Easter eggs in every scene — like hiding our song lyrics in the love letters and having our logo appear in subtle places.” Watch: "Evidence" (Official Music Video) Rising duo able machines is made up of Tay Côlieé and Linus Dotson who met when Côlieé was perusing Craigslist in search of musical gear and stumbled upon a “wanted” ad posted by producer Dotson. Dotson, professionally known as Linus Of Hollywood, has made a name as a diverse songwriter and producer, working with a range of artists including The Charlatans UK, Bowling For Soup, Diddy, Cheap Trick and Smashing Pumpkins. He’s also a member of Santa Barbara pop/punk legends Nerf Herder, who are best known for writing the theme song for popular television show, Buffy The Vampire Slayer. Côlieé first began acting as a teenager and later moved into music as a ghostwriter for Capitol Records, co-writing hits for major pop titans including Ariana Grande and Camila Cabello. The group's first single, “Secrets and Lies” was written on the afternoon they met, and fueled by a matched passion and palpable artistic chemistry, able machines was born. Of their boundary-pushing sound and remarkable self-sufficiency, The HYPE Magazine wrote, "The duo tauntingly toys with the normal boundaries of pop music, often coupling their catchy melodic music with dark lyrical imagery while self-producing their own visual content, music videos included." Today, coming off of a successful Japanese mini tour, able machines is ready to re-introduce themselves with their second body of work that spans a vast musical soundscape and sees the two plunge into emotional depths like never before. The bouncy, Swedish pop-inspired "Evidence," is out everywhere now. The sophomore LP by able machines, Digital Precision, is due out September 29 and available to pre-order now. Celebrate the LP at the official album release show with able machines live in Los Angeles on September 6. Tickets are on sale now here and merch is available here. Connect with able machines on Instagram, Twitter, YouTube and TikTok and stay tuned for more from the rising duo. Read the full article

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chrisryanspeaks · 10 months

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HEAR: Electro-Pop | Able Machines - “Evidence”

We are really excited about this duo. We had a listen today and the electro-pop perfection is magnificent. The music is catchy and fun. Take a listen to “Evidence” above and read more about them below: Los Angeles-based electro-pop duo Able Machines announces their futuristic self-produced sophomore album Digital Precision due out September 29 and available for pre-order now. Alongside the announcement, the pair share the first taste of the project with "Evidence" out now and its accompanying cinematic, self-directed video. With its Swedish pop influence, the latest track defiantly chooses self-love over a toxic relationship. To celebrate the LP release, able machines will perform live at their official album release show in Los Angeles at Gold Diggers on September 6. Tickets are available now here. Digital Precision, the forthcoming self-produced second album by able machines, moves into uncharted emotional and musical territory for the pair. “I think for both of us, writing this album was a cathartic purging of emotions,” says vocalist Tay Côlieé. “Each song is a little glimpse into the inner workings of our brains and how we navigate the tangled dynamics of angsty love.” Over a varied set of 12 tracks, the project allows the duo to strikingly expand their sonic universe using punchy, futuristic production and timely, thoughtful lyricism–written and produced entirely by the two artists in Los Angeles. With their second album, the pair is able to expand on the work they've made and experiment with their influences. Côlieé says, “Stylistically, this second album gave us an opportunity to dive deeper into developing our sound. We had fun pulling elements from our background in different musical genres — like my love of Fiona Apple and Elliot Smith, Linus’ punk/metal upbringing and then melding all that into the electropop sphere.” The majority of Digital Precision was mixed by SethEarnest (Tessa Violet) and mastered by Paul Logus (Anthrax, Notorious B.I.G.). "Evidence," out today, is an empowering, Swedish pop-influenced earworm with an irresistible baseline and dreamy vocals. Côlieé says, "We wrote this as sort of a response to breaking out of toxic relationship patterns and realizing your own worth." The album was already written when the track made its way into their lives, but they saw something special in it and dropped everything to record it.Côlieé adds, "Musically, it’s our tribute to our favorite Scandinavian artists." The track's accompanying self-directed video is a cinematic CSI-style take on the song as the duo step into character as detectives, doing research and collecting evidence investigating a toxic ex. Dotson says, "It was the perfect opportunity to put our 3 “band chihuahuas” in the video as the K-9 Unit. We found an old audio parts manufacturing lab in East LA and it was the perfect location for our crime lab." The plot-based video posed new challenges, like having to recruit multiple characters other than themselves for the first time. Côlieé adds, "The production had so many moving parts, rather than just Linus and I winging it, we had so many opportunities to plan and add little Easter eggs in every scene — like hiding our song lyrics in the love letters and having our logo appear in subtle places.” Watch: "Evidence" (Official Music Video) Rising duo able machines is made up of Tay Côlieé and Linus Dotson who met when Côlieé was perusing Craigslist in search of musical gear and stumbled upon a “wanted” ad posted by producer Dotson. Dotson, professionally known as Linus Of Hollywood, has made a name as a diverse songwriter and producer, working with a range of artists including The Charlatans UK, Bowling For Soup, Diddy, Cheap Trick and Smashing Pumpkins. He’s also a member of Santa Barbara pop/punk legends Nerf Herder, who are best known for writing the theme song for popular television show, Buffy The Vampire Slayer. Côlieé first began acting as a teenager and later moved into music as a ghostwriter for Capitol Records, co-writing hits for major pop titans including Ariana Grande and Camila Cabello. The group's first single, “Secrets and Lies” was written on the afternoon they met, and fueled by a matched passion and palpable artistic chemistry, able machines was born. Of their boundary-pushing sound and remarkable self-sufficiency, The HYPE Magazine wrote, "The duo tauntingly toys with the normal boundaries of pop music, often coupling their catchy melodic music with dark lyrical imagery while self-producing their own visual content, music videos included." Today, coming off of a successful Japanese mini tour, able machines is ready to re-introduce themselves with their second body of work that spans a vast musical soundscape and sees the two plunge into emotional depths like never before. The bouncy, Swedish pop-inspired "Evidence," is out everywhere now. The sophomore LP by able machines, Digital Precision, is due out September 29 and available to pre-order now. Celebrate the LP at the official album release show with able machines live in Los Angeles on September 6. Tickets are on sale now here and merch is available here. Connect with able machines on Instagram, Twitter, YouTube and TikTok and stay tuned for more from the rising duo. Read the full article

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pettybourgeoiz · 2 years

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✰Bourgeoiz Music Discovery✰

#music discovery #music #spotify link #spotify #genres #dance pop #electropop #eurodance #europop #swedish electropop #swedish pop #music genres #music artists #September #song #Cry for You #Bourgeoiz Music Discovery #MORE MUSIC ON MY BLOG

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techdex · 1 year

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Icona Pop announce first new album in 10 years

https://echoingwalls.com/blog/icona-pop-announce-first-new-album-in-10-years/

Icona Pop announce first new album in 10 years

Swedish electropop duo Icona Pop – comprised of Aino Jawo and Caroline Hjelt – will release their first new album in 10 years this September. …

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catdotjpeg · 1 year

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april certainly was a month

(in no particular order other than color)

rock steady // no doubt (electropop / dancehall)

new misery // cullen omori (alternative / indie rock)

the switch // emily king (r&b)

salsoul // joe bataan (boogaloo / latin soul)

guppy // charly bliss (alternative / indie pop)

world world world // asian kung-fu generation (japanese indie / alt rock)

the art of forgetting // caroline rose (alternative / art pop)

days move slow // bully (alternative rock)

the record // boygenius (alternative / folk)

marginalia #126 // masakatsu takagi (japanese piano)

no more lies // thundercat & tame impala (electronic / r&b)

peaceful as hell // black dresses (canadian alt electronic / noise pop)

i can only be me // mars argo (indie / alt rock)

just can’t help feelin’ // jessa zaragoza (filipino pop)

dying to say this to you // the sounds (swedish new wave / post-punk revival)

ichiko aoba with 12 ensemble (live at milton court) // ichiko aoba (japanese alternative / ambient folk)

the five ghosts // stars (canadian alternative / baroque pop)

long. live. a$ap // a$ap rocky (hip hop / cloud rap)

mugen loop // buck-tick (japanese alt rock)

set yourself on fire // stars

t h e // tricot (japanese indie / math rock)

you knew // mother falcon (baroque pop / indie rock)

miss universe // nilüfer yanya (british alt folk)

di froyen // olke (yiddish indie pop)

before the world was big // girlpool (lo-fi pop)

#nico.mp3

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side-line · 1 year

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Swedish electropop act Dead Satellites debutes with ‘Be Gone’ single in April

http://dlvr.it/SljhTQ

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elsavendella · 2 years

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My Swedish song 100% Heartbreak is out now!💔💯❤️‍🩹

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