Just stumbled across this guy on the Y'tubes. Norwegian artist that uses a Boss RC50 looper, MXR Phase, Malekko Vibe, and a Boss OC3(?). You Scandinavians really know how to do pop.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GjEsAEsYCw4[/youtube]
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWwUsPvIJao[/youtube]
Just skip to this one for the omglulzhellsyeah!
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMYe6rtq3lc[/youtube]
edit: arguably this probably wouldn't be as entertaining if it wasn't for the looping.
Jarle Bernhoft anyone?
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Re: Jarle Bernhoft anyone?
His hair is very... interesting
And yeah that's some groovy shit
And yeah that's some groovy shit
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That was pretty cool. I'm Swedish and yes, there's a bunch of good Scandinavian pop. How big was/is for example Robyn where you are, heard of her? I always wonder how well known the local people that get called international hits really are. I'll try to think of more.
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sounds like normal Mraz/Timberlake pop that just happens to be done by a swedish dude with pedals.
weird route to a well known destination, imo
weird route to a well known destination, imo
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One abides. His cover of 'Shout' kills.
Disturbed did a cover of 'Shout'. It wasn't very good.
Disturbed did a cover of 'Shout'. It wasn't very good.
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Re: Jarle Bernhoft anyone?
Birthday Boy wrote:That was pretty cool. I'm Swedish and yes, there's a bunch of good Scandinavian pop. How big was/is for example Robyn where you are, heard of her? I always wonder how well known the local people that get called international hits really are. I'll try to think of more.
I know the Hives are actually huge, dunno why.
Yeah, Robyn's first album did pretty good over here. The pop industry is pretty unforgiving, so staying near the top is nearly impossible. The Hives are a fun punk band. There are a bunch of groups/bands/artists that are good and/or have had hits here in the US/UK.... The Cardigans, Eagle Eye Cherry (I didn't realize he was Swedish. Just found that out when I was trying to find others), José González (one of my favs), Kent, Sahara Hotnights
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Hives rock out those jams!