This might be considered cheating in today’s day and age, since it’s technically two EP’s in the digital world. In the real, old school world, it’s an A+B-side.
Denmark
Mew is probably one of the most influential Danish bands over the last ten years. Their popularity has been fading a bit over the last few years, but their seventh album “Visuals” might change that.
Sarah Mariegaard a.k.a. Soleima is formerly of the experimental rap group Flødeklinikken and that shows on the delightfully playful “No. 14”.
“Heba” is as Danish as it gets – in a very good way. Soffie Viemose and Nanna Schannong have created a dreamy pop universe that transcends what you would expect.
New Danish duo challenges the musical genre conventions through experimental rhythm n’ flow on their new single “Fugle kan dø”.
New Danish duo challenges the musical genre conventions through experimental rhythm n’ flow on their new single “Fugle kan dø”.
Songs in Danish, German, French, Greek, Spanish, Icelandic, English and Arabic. Plus a Japanese title.
Once in a while you come across a newcomer who seems too talented, too professional, too accomplished for a novice. In most of those cases, it’s actually someone well-experienced who’s just starting again under his or her own name.
Once in a while you come across a newcomer who seems too talented, too professional, too accomplished for a novice. In most of those cases, it’s actually someone well-experienced who’s just starting again under his or her own name.
An up-and-coming trio from Denmark, IRAH started their official career a month ago with a strikingly beautiful single. Their just-released second track is as seducing.
From Beastie Boys remixes to “Breaking Bad” featuring to radio shows to rapping, there’s not much Copenhagen’s most versatile artist Peder hasn’t done. But his studio recordings is where his talent really comes into play.