Sweden's Bella Boo graces us with yet another warm and woozy late-night gem, taken from Stockholm label/collective Studio Barnhus' first ever label compilation, which also features contributions from DJ Koze, Kornél Kovács, John Talabot, Baba Stiltz, and more, out August 31st on triple vinyl. Listen to "boyboy" below:
New visuals for one of the digital-only tracks from one of our favorite records of the year, Bella Boo's Fire 12" EP. Directed by Kristin Jonsson & Björn Hansson:
Sweden's Studio Barnhus crew continues to kill it in 2018. Kornél Kovács' 3-song Metropolis EP, inspired by the producer's "years spent as an underage clubber in Stockholm, Sweden", is out July 6th on Unknown to the Unknown:
This one was a vinyl-only track until today, but Sweden's Bella Boo just upped the dreamy highlight/opener from her magical new Fire 12" EP on her soundcloud. Listen to the hazy, chilled-out groove of "Fire Fire", our favorite track from our favorite house 12" of the year so far, out now on Studio Barnhus:
Shot in Joshua Tree National Park. Directed, filmed and edited by Julia Ringdahl:
Directed by Malin Ingrid. Holy Now's I Think I Need the Light LP is out now:
Sweden's Nora Karlsson aka Boys delivers on all of the promise of last year's perfect Alvvays-esque jam "Rabbits" on her glorious new LP, out this week on Stockholm label PNKSLM. Rest in Peace is an alternately soaring and wistful indie-pop mini-opus that spans the last 5 years of Karlsson's life, starting when she was just 17...
We were introduced to young Stockholm artist Nora Karlsson aka Boys via her 2017 single "Rabbits", a charming, Alvvays-esque lo-fi gem that remains one of our favorite tracks of last year. Karlsson expands Boys' sonic palette just a bit on the buzzing lead single from her stellar debut album Rest In Peace, which we're premiering here today...
Karin Dreijer is back to save us all. Check the mysterious new Karma Kinksters teaser from Fever Ray below:
Sweden's Alice Boman shares the otherworldly video for her heartbreaking new single, directed by Jeanne Lula Chauveau and shot in Boman's beloved Vårhallarna, Sweden. In making the beautifully complementary waking dreamlike visuals, Chauveau says she "wanted to create a particular atmosphere inspired by Alice’s song without saying too much and keep the doors open to the viewer...