Swedish Music - New Music

First Watch: Beatrice Eli ‘It’s Over’

One of my favourite Swedes from 2011, Beatrice Eli is finally releasing her debut EP on March 24th. It’s pop with a dark punch, cut in a way that only the Swedes seem to do so well.

Nordpolen

I really know nothing about Nordpolen (Im not quite sure how I stumbled across this track either) but it’s so happy, I have to share it.

First Watch: Nadia Nair ‘Bon Voyage’

An epic video debut for an epic newcomer from Sweden. Nadia Nair is really promising!

MOVITS!

MOVITS! are a Swedish swing/ jazz outfit that’s been around for some time, I’m feeling this new track. It’s pretty fun.

First Listen: Dida ‘No Hard Feelings’

New track from one of Sweden’s rising hip hop stars, Dida. This one plays with some of the vocals from ‘Hard’ by Rebecca & Fiona.

Free Download: The Fiery Piano ‘Second Space’ (Full Album)

Acclaimed Swedish indie newcomers The Fiery Piano are giving away their entire album for free right here. How nice.

Probably the most unconventional track you’ll hear this week, this is from new Swedish group Black Madonna. It’s melodic, heavy and sad, but you just can’t define what it ultimately sounds like. Check out here.

New Music: Patrik Jean

Happy-go-lucky Swedish pop with some reggae vibes thrown in. Check out here.

New Music: Sara & Alex

One of the great things about having my own blog is I get to feature whatever I like. Even when it’s sung completely in Swedish. I love this sound, and the voice is incredibly icy and beautiful. Check out here.

First Watch: Vanbot ‘Hold This Moment’

I haven’t heard much from Vanbot lately so I was pleasantly surprised to see this new video. Good to see she’s still churning out that catchy Swedish electropop.

First Watch: Ms. Henrik ‘Doing It For The Man’

The more I listen to Ms. Henrik the more compelled I become with him. This is the new video to his single, and it’s weird and awkward but seems to make sense. To me, anyway.

First Watch: VAZ ‘Let It Rest’

I can’t get enough of these two quirky Swedes. It’s the kind of pop music that keeps things interesting.

Jonathan Johansson

Some Swedish hipster music to end the weekend with from Jonathan Johansson.

New Music: Ms. Henrik

This is a bit different. It’s Swedish electro but it sounds like nothing I’ve heard before. I’m not sure what it sounds like, but I really love the sound! Check out here.

Ask Embla

I had no idea that this Scandinavian duo were behind Shontelle’s ‘Impossible’. I learn something new on Scandipop every time I go on there. Anyway, their new track is brilliant.