We represent a broad variety of music artists, writers and producers as original publisher as well as administrator.
Misty Music AB was established by Anders Mörén in 1987 and is a music publisher that represents a broad variety of music as original publisher as well as administrator.
Stoney Boy Music is a record label founded by the Swedish DJ and producer StoneBridge in 1997. The label is renowned for releasing and promoting house music tracks, and has played a significant role in the international dance music scene. Over the years, it has been home to many artists who have contributed to the genre.
Starlab Publishing is a Stockholm-based music publishing company founded in 2013. They provide a comprehensive range of music-related services, from publishing and songwriting camps to artist development. With a diverse roster of songwriters, producers, and artists, Starlab has contributed to a wide array of genres in the global music scene.
Pepperbox Productions & Recordings and Pepperbox Publishing are all together a music company and studio based in Stockholm, Sweden.
Silence Records, established in 1970, is a significant Swedish record label known for its support of diverse artists and genres. It's renowned within the Scandinavian music scene for its contributions to the industry.
Ida Long is a Swedish singer-songwriter known for her fusion of pop, electronica, and art rock elements. Her vocal style often draws comparisons to Kate Bush. Notable for her evocative lyrics and atmospheric music, her work includes albums like "Walk Into The Fire" and "Rainbows & Tears." She's also an accomplished dancer, adding a unique dynamic to her performances.
Born in Stockholm, Sweden, Yota initially pursued art, running a gallery and studying the arts. Her journey into music began in the late '90s when she started working on electronic projects. Collaboration with Anders Mörén and Håkan Lidbo in 2001 led to a publishing deal and her breakthrough track "Let me be." Yota, focusing on high-quality house music, has since worked with notable names like Alan Braxe, Lifelike, and Zoo Brazil.
Beseech is a Gothic metal band from Borås, Sweden, established in 1992. Over the years, they've experimented with doom, dark metal, and rock influences. Key members include Klas Bohlin and Robert Vintervind. The band split in 2006, but reformed in 2013 with a new lineup. Their discography includes albums like "From a Bleeding Heart" and "My Darkness, Darkness."
Chickenpox was a Swedish punk/ska band active in the late 1990s and early 2000s. They were part of the Burning Heart Records roster, known for their energetic sound that combined elements of punk, ska, and rock. Their discography includes albums like "At Mickey Cohen's Thursdaynight Pokergame" and "Mustache on the Stage," showcasing their distinct style.
Clay Allison is an indie pop band from Linköping, Sweden, formed in 1999. Its members include Jörgen Wärnström, Eric Krona, Kim Bergdahl, Niklas Larsson, and Viktor Sandberg.
Dean Allen Foyd is a Stockholm-based psychedelic rock band. The group is known for their eclectic sound, mixing influences from folk, pop, blues, and heavy rock. Led by frontman Francis Rencoret, the band often channels the experimental spirit of 1960s psych-rock. Their releases include the album "The Sounds Can Be So Cruel," showcasing their diverse musical style.
Dollhouse is a high-energy rock 'n' roll band from Sweden. Formed in the early 2000s, they're known for their dynamic live performances and raw sound inspired by 1970s hard rock and soul. The band's music, marked by powerful vocals and intense guitar work, can be heard in albums like "Rock 'n' Roll Revival" and "Royal Rendezvous."
Electric Earth is a Swedish hard rock band known for their heavy riffs and powerful performances. Their sound is deeply rooted in classic rock, with influences from modern rock and grunge. The band has released several albums, including "Vol.1: Solar Wind," displaying their commitment to high-energy music. Their work showcases a fusion of driving rhythms and compelling melodies.
Falconer is a Swedish power metal band formed in 1999 by former Mithotyn guitarist Stefan Weinerhall and drummer Karsten Larsson. Known for their blend of traditional folk music and heavy metal, they often incorporate historical and mythological themes in their lyrics. Their discography includes albums like "Falconer" (2001) and "From a Dying Ember" (2020).
Honey Is Cool was a Swedish indie rock band active in the 1990s. Notably, it included Karin Dreijer, who later gained international fame as part of The Knife and as a solo artist under the name Fever Ray. The band's sound was characterized by a mix of dreamy atmospherics, indie rock, and pop, and their discography includes albums like "Early Morning Are You Working?"
Kristoffer Rangstam is a Swedish singer-songwriter known for his genre-blending style, incorporating elements of rock, pop, and indie. He gained attention as the frontman of the band Ronderlin before embarking on a solo career. His distinct voice and eclectic songwriting can be heard on solo albums like "Sweet Bills" and "I Want You To See."
Kristoffer & The Harbour Heads is a Swedish alternative pop trio fronted by Kristoffer Rangstam, the former lead of the band Ronderlin. Known for their innovative, genre-blurring sound, they combine pop sensibilities with experimental elements. The band's evocative lyricism and distinctive music style are showcased in their releases like "EX/EX" and "Little Goes a Long Way."
"They Owe Us" is a Swedish music duo composed of Rane and Kris. They blend various genres to create a distinctive sound, merging elements of indie pop, electronic music, and folk. Their approach to songwriting and production is often characterized by layered harmonies, diverse instrumentation, and moody, introspective lyrics. They released their debut album, "Broken English & Sad Serenades," in 2018.
Klabbes Bank is a Swedish jazz collective led by keyboardist and composer Klas-Henrik "Klabbe" Hörngren. Known for their fusion of jazz, electronic, and pop, they've gained recognition for their innovative and original compositions. Since their formation in the late 2000s, they've released several albums, including "Protect the Forest" and "Jubla!", contributing significantly to the Nordic jazz scene.
Lowe is a Swedish synthpop band formed in 2002 by Leo Josefsson, Rickard Gunnarsson, and Mehdi Bagherzadeh. The band's music is characterized by melodic, synth-driven tracks and emotive lyrics. Their debut album, "Tenant," was released in 2004. Known for their blend of new wave, electronic, and pop elements, Lowe has gained a following in the international synthpop scene.
Melpo Mene is a Swedish indie pop project led by singer-songwriter Erik Mattiasson. Known for his gentle vocals and intricate, emotive lyricism, Mattiasson creates atmospheric and ethereal soundscapes. His debut album, "Holes," was released in 2004. Since then, Melpo Mene has gained international recognition, especially for the track "I Adore You," which featured in a Volvo car commercial.
No Fun At All (often abbreviated to NFAA) is a Swedish punk rock band that was formed in 1991. The group's sound is rooted in melodic hardcore and skate punk. Over the years, they've released several albums, including "Out of Bounds" and "Low Rider." After disbanding in 2001, they reunited in 2004 and have been active intermittently since then.
Randy is a Swedish punk rock band formed in the mid-1990s. Known for their melodic sound and politically-charged lyrics, they've gained a significant following within the punk scene. Their discography includes albums like "The Rest Is Silence" and "Welfare Problems." Though initially disbanded in 2004, they reunited in 2016, further cementing their legacy in the punk rock genre.
Sandy Mouche is a Swedish pop band formed in 2002 in Malmö. The band consists of singer-songwriters Martinique and Helena Josefsson, drummer Per Blomgren, and bassist Ola Blomgren. Their sound blends pop sensibilities with artistic lyricism. They've released several albums, including "White Lucky Dragon" and "Glory and Grace," showcasing their catchy, yet introspective, style of music.
Helena Josefsson is a Swedish singer and songwriter known for her solo work as well as her collaborations with other artists. Born in 1978, Josefsson was the lead singer for the band Sandy Mouche and has worked extensively with Roxette's Per Gessle. Her solo discography includes albums like "Dynamo" and "Beauty Love Anything," showcasing her versatile vocal style and emotive songwriting.
Fleshquartet, also known as Fläskkvartetten in Swedish, is an experimental band that fuses rock, electronic, and classical elements. Formed in 1985, the band includes five members, despite its name suggesting a quartet. Known for their unique instrumentation, which often includes cello, viola, and violin, they've worked with a variety of artists and released multiple albums, contributing to their genre-blending reputation.
Noise Detectors Inc, often abbreviated as NDI, is a Swedish alternative rock band. Known for their blend of punk, indie rock, and noise pop, they emerged in the late 2000s with a sound characterized by distorted guitars, raw vocals, and dynamic rhythms. Their discography includes albums like "The Unreal Story" that showcases their energetic style and distinct approach to songwriting.
The Leather Nun is a Swedish rock band formed in the late 70s. Considered one of the earliest Swedish alternative rock bands, they're known for their post-punk and gothic rock style. The band gained international attention with their single "F.F.A" and their debut album "Alive," often remembered for their audacious performances and dark, provocative aesthetics.
Stonefunkers was a Swedish band known for their fusion of funk, hip hop, and rock. Formed in the mid-80s, they gained recognition for their energetic performances and distinct sound. Their discography includes albums like "No Problem" and "Funkadeena," showcasing their ability to blend genres and create infectious rhythms.
Sonic Surf City is a Swedish band that has been active since the late 1980s. They are known for their unique fusion of surf music and punk rock, creating a style they call "surf punk". The band is characterized by their energetic performances, humorous lyrics, and the incorporation of saxophone into their music. Their discography includes albums like "Surf Don't Walk" and "Viva Sonic."
Stonecake was a Swedish rock band active in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Their music is characterized by a blend of hard rock, blues, and a touch of funk. They gained popularity with the hit single "Tuesday Afternoon" from their debut album "Scared."
Stupidity is a Swedish garage rock and punk band known for their raw, energetic sound. Since their formation in 2005, they've released multiple albums, including "Move" and "10 Years of Stupidity." Influenced by bands from the '60s garage rock scene and the '70s punk scene, Stupidity's music combines catchy melodies, driving rhythms, and gritty guitar work, making them a staple in the European garage rock scene.
