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  Sweden’s Most Valuable Export: Free Electronic Music

  July 1, 2008 | Jayson Napolitano | Comments Off on Sweden’s Most Valuable Export: Free Electronic Music Share this Sweden’s Most Valuable Export: Free Electronic Music

  

  If you try really hard, you may remember back to last week when we fell in love with Swedish artist Mikael Fyrek’s new release on the Kahvi label, A Thousand Years and One. Well, here’s another release out of Sweden featuring a distinctly different style: Looking Back while Stepping Up EP by newcomer Suecae Sounds.

  This free release on the Mephtik Netlabel (which I admittedly own and operate) is Suecae Sound’s first official offering to the world, featuring three tracks of experimental electronic music.

  Read more after the jump. (more…)

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  Review: Mikael Fyrek – A Thousand Years and One

  June 26, 2008 | Surasshu | 1 Comment Share this Review: Mikael Fyrek – A Thousand Years and One

    Sometimes, you can tell where an artist is coming from, just by listening to their music. And conversely, when I say that Mikael Fyrek is an electronic artist from Sweden, you should instantly get a sense of the music you will likely hear from this man. And if you don’t, prepare to be amazed, as this music is absolutely beautiful.

  Mikael Fyrek’s latest work, A Thousand Years and One, released and downloadable for free on the prolific Kahvi label, is a prime example of the smooth, progressive ambient dreamscapes that Scandinavian sceners have become known for. Mikael Fyrek isn’t just another clone though, as he has a signature sound all his own.

  Read a play-by-play of this great five-track EP behind the jump! (more…)

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  Shake Your Groove Thang With Ding Ding Chavéz

  June 22, 2008 | Jayson Napolitano | Comments Off on Shake Your Groove Thang With Ding Ding Chavéz Share this Shake Your Groove Thang With Ding Ding Chavéz

  

  Would you dare go where the others won’t? Browsing through the weekly netlabel releases today, I came across this EP on Vorbic by electronic duo Ding Ding Chavéz out of England. Titled “Going Where The Others Won’t,” Ding Ding serves up four stylistically different but equally well-produced groovin’ electronic tracks. For free!

  From thumping bass and percussion with twisted and manipulated electronic noises in “Coco in the Grove” to the chillout tracks that follow, I think you’ll dig this release.

  What do you guys think?

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