All posts tagged in Sony Sweden
• Polished and summery tone • Adept songwriting • Mid-tempo arrangements It’s been a while since we heard of Indian-Peruvian duo Nightro, and now we’re witnessing their comeback with their first release for this decade titled “Live Till I Die“, on TGR. Over the past few years we’ve reviewed them with their festival striking works
• Playful and lightsome tone • Well-arranged hook segment • Absorbing vocal performance Past December, prior all of this debacle occurring, we happened to talk of one specific artist from Sweden, Laureano. He has shown his mettle for tailoring finesse compositions, ranging between dance and the popular segments of music. This Friday, he teamed up
• Unexpected wobbly drop • Rock-inspired breakdown section, accompanied by a charming vocal from Dan Brenner • Commercial/club-friendly efficient hybrid Ben Ambergen and his bootlegs have often entertained me, but I’ve never really found the chance to speak about this Portuguese producer! Reviewing bootlegs is often tricky because of the influence of the original creator in it. Anyway,
