Swedish superstar Benjamin Ingrosso seems to have a good instinct in what songs he decides to lend his distinctive vocals to.
His collaboration with French-born, Japan-based future funk pioneer Vantage is perfect proof; this is probably going to be one of the best summer bops of the year.
Benjamin Ingrosso’s new release is kitsch defined – it’s very retro and cheesy, but I think the world needs some of that right now.
”Musically, ‘Shampoo’ is inspired by old cuban 70’s music, and is very playful, organic and based on feeling! It’s about how you’re preparing for an upcoming date, but you’re just standing in the shower, thinking about all the things you have to do but you never get to it…”
“This is the first song I am releasing where I get to tell a story, that’s not about me at all. But I love it and hope everyone will get in the mood to dance!”
A change in direction for the hugely talented Benjamin Ingrosso and I am living for this… Summer sounds better with this.
Benjamin Ingrosso released the deluxe version of his already huge debut ’Identification’ today with two new tracks, ’1989’ and ’Fancy’.
We’re really getting spoilt these weeks with all the new Scandi records coming out… This time it’s the turn of Benjamin Ingrosso, who’s already got over 70 million streams under his name.
Personal favourites include ‘I Wouldn’t Know’, ‘So Good so Fine…’ and of course, ‘Dance You Off’.
Check it out!
Following on from his spectacular Eurovision debut earlier this year, Benjamin Ingrosso returns with a slice of summery electro pop.
Benjamin finally gets to represent Sweden at tomorrow’s Eurovision semi-final. It’ll be a good one, check it out!
Let’s get this straight first – Eurovision (to those who aren’t familiar, this is a huge annual TV contest that Europe takes part in every May where one European country – or Australia – tries to win with a song) is notorious for showing off more cheese than edgy music. This year though, truth be told, there is a decent selection of some fun pop tracks…
The show goes live on the 12th May from Lisbon. Here’s more.
Sweden selected it’s entry for this year’s Eurovision last night. I think it was a well-deserved track. The production is just so slick – you wouldn’t think this was all done live!
I haven’t featured some good radio-ready Swedish pop for a while, so here you go. This is quite cute.
