28 Feb 2006

Bad hair days for P, C & C (V): Clarence and Chris, on TV; Beagles and Favorita, 20 years ago

Nisse Hults historiska snedsteg is a drama-comedy that has been broadcasted in Swedish SVT in January and February. 6 episodes, directed by Carl Åstrand, have been watched: 1 - Bellman; 2- Drottning Kristina; 3 - Sven Hedin; 4 - Gustav Vasa; 5 - Tre Kronor; and 6 - Alfred Nobel.

In all the 6 episodes, Nisse Hult (played by Johan Glanz) is an innocent man with Skåne-accent that gets in troubles and tries to solve them in a new day of age, with new Swedish historical persons, like for example Gustav Vasa, Charles XII and Queen Christine. It is a funny parody of Swedish history.

Clarence Öfwerman is the author of the original music. He also selects Swedish well-known music. For example the 90's rock band Brainpool appears at Stockholm restaurant "Gyldene freden" in the year of 1792.

By the way, Christoffer Lundquist's band, Brainpool, took part in the international songwriting competition.



The guys in Brainpool were among the finalists in the international songwriting competition! Their song Junk had to beat 15 other songs in the rock category to win the prize. The final rock winner was Billy Harvey.
Billy Harvey
Austin, TX, USA


20 years ago today, I waited inside a record store. After 30 minutes, the truck arrived and I could buy the very first copy of Elvis Costello’s ”King of America”. I went home, listened to the first side, while recording it on a C-90 tape, took the tape and my camera, got on my bike and went to a party on the other side of the town. We listened to side one over and over again.

I searched for those pics today, and found one. The happiness & the stereo shows, see pic above. I remember sitting in that chair listening very closely & discussing it with Benjamin from Beagle (left). He looks a bit drunk though… The next morning we learned that Olof Palme was killed & the world somehow changed. For me, side one and side two on that album have always been two very different experiences. On a sad day like today, this is the album that I play. For those interested, I wrote a very long piece about what could have been in today’s paper. (Swedish)
Anders Mildner (Junk Musik)
Anders Mildner



My name is Benjamin Peetre and I used to play with swedish bands like Beagle and Favorita in the 1990ies (with Magnus Börjeson, from Metro Jets). These days I spend my time writing songs on my computer. Feel free to download them for your own pleasure.

Sweden Is Not Enough (2006)
Bad Genes And Blue Jeans (2005)

If you want to hear more, please send me an e-mail. I'll be happy to share my music with you. The puppet in the photograph is provided by my japanese fan Tomoko Suzuki.

2006 Benjamin Peetre

Sandy Mouche ... and poems for the unborn (II): Promo Tour

" ... and poems for the unborn" Promo Tour
Stockholm-Lund-Malmö-Göteborg-Helsingborg


* Hotel Rival, Stockholm 2006 · 01 · 10
"Our opening gig on our release tour. It felt great trying out the new songs live! We were really happy after this one. Before the gig in Stockholm we celebrated the album release with a great dinner at Hotel Rival. Very nice food."
Sandy Mouche

Some fans were there. Josefine from Sthlm (aka Fine), SE wrote: "Kom precis hem från Rival där Ni var fantastiska! Synd bara att ni inte spelade Sandy Mouche eller Cest Pas Juste, men ni är verkligen roliga och fina. Som jag sa till dig Helena, det var underbart att höra din väna skånska stämma, den fick mig verkligen att längta hem! Lycka till med resten av gigen!"





* Mejeriet, Lund 2006 · 01 · 12


Nicceline from Lund, SE, was there: "I just wanted to say that I adore Sandy Mouche's music. Cherry Pie is my favourite song (I love it!). I wish you could play in Lund again soon ... ha de guttttt"



* KB, Malmö 2006 · 01 · 13


Anders, from Malmö, SE, wrote: "Enormt bra spelning på KB i fredags, var tvungen att köpa nya skivan, mkt trevlig! Hörde Cherry pie på z-tv för 2 år sen och efter det blev jag hooked, hur bra som helst! Take care!"



* Sticky Fingers, Göteborg 2006 · 01 · 14
According to the band: "A great show with great sound we think. We were very pleased with this one and some of our friends drove all the way from Lund/Malmö just to see us =)."

Photos by Björn Folbert and Robert Skytte


Photos by Elin



* SheMusic- Jeriko, Malmö 2006 · 02 · 08

Spångatan 38


Olof Martinsson (bass) and Christoffer Andersson (piano) have joint to the live band! Long time ago, Olof had played with Per Blomgren and me some time ago in our old project, Plastic Soul that we started at Gymnasiet (High School). By the way, Johan Duncanson another member of Plastic Soul, is singing with Radio Dept.


I thought in Christoffer too because we had gone to the same Folkhögskola in Skurup.

Kram / Hug
Helena Josefsson (Sandy Mouche)



* The Tivoli, Helsingborg 2006 · 02 · 17
With Le Sport
http://www.skanetrafiken.se/upload/.se/Bilder/Utflykter/Till%20musiken/the_tivoli.jpg


Viktor, from Helsingborg, SE, was there: "Hej! Såg er ikväll i Helsingborg... Ni är flippin fantastic. Man går runt med ett "fånigt" leende på läpparna." Sofia (aka hjomase), from Helsingborg, SE, wrote: "Såg er också i Helsingborg, det var underbart! kände lycka. Hela den kvällen, varm vacker lycka. Ni var så fina..er musik och ni.. Hoppas man får se er snart igen!". Johan Bengtsson, from Örkelljunga, SE said: Jag och Niklas var och såg Helena Josefsson och hennes band Sandy Mouche på The Tivoli. Mysigt och stämningsfullt.". Finally, Johan Larsson, from Helsingborg, SE, wrote: "Thank you very much for the marvelous gig in Helsingborg. It was "magiskt"! Wonderful end of a wonderful evening. My girlfriend and me feel thankful for all the feelings you have given to us. Wish we could see you soon."



Spiderweb suit, by Sandy Mouche has been at dagensskiva.com's Swedish student radio chart between February 2nd, 2006 and February 23rd, 2006.

dagensskiva.com

February 2nd, 2006 -
01. (01) Dub Sweden - "We're so Loud"
02. (09) Alf - "Manchester Man"
03. (NY) Timo Räisänen - "Fear No Darkness, Promised Child"
04. (08) Christian Kjellvander w/Nina Persson - "Roaring 40's"
05. (02) Arctic Monkeys - "When the sun goes down"
20. (NY) Sandy Mouche - "Spiderweb Suit"

February 9th, 2006 -
01. (ÅT) Martha Wainright - "Bloody Mother F***ing A**hole"
02. (03) Timo Räisänen - "Fear No Darkness Promised Child"
03. (04) Arctic Monkey - "When the Sun Goes Down"
04. (01) Dub Sweden - "We're so Loud"
05. (NY) We Are Scientists - "The Great Escape"
09. (20) Sandy Mouche - "Spiderweb suit"

February 16th, 2006 -
01. (04) Dub Sweden - "We're so loud"
02. (03) Arctic Monkeys - "When the sun goes down"
03. (16) Firefox AK - "Madame, Madame!"
04. (NY) Hard Fi - "Cash machine"
05. (NY) Danko Jones - "Baby hates me"
12. (09) Sandy Mouche - "Spiderweb suit"
It's a trap



This is Stockholm, March 3.
Anders Mildner (Junk Musik)
Anders Mildner - Junk Musik


Spring will be fanatastic :o) Every winter I wonder if it is going to come at all this year:o)

Winter is good too but now I have a cold again and only a little bit of my voice works, and today I will try to record in the studio with a Norwegian group and tomorrow I have two gigs so that´s a bit difficult :o)

I hope you are fine!
Helena Josefsson (Sandy Mouche)



I don't even know how to begin, it's my first time here, I got a bit unsecure and somehow, I should admit it, over-thrilled. I am posting this because I felt a strange urge to 'review' your music my own way. I don't necessarily imply that it should mean something for you, but well, maybe beacause you are, right now, at the moment of blossoming as a band, some more touch-lines coming from outside could help you stressing the curves of your art.

I guess there's a devastating excellency in your music. I only heard a few songs (7) (being rather far from Sweden means, among others, not reaching your albums), and I totally rejected an - already unspecific - label like "indie". It's not particularly "indie", it’s rather organic and emotional which are the attributes of any good music, regarding the stream. It has a strange way of being exquisite, unexpected, straight, uncomplicated and sophisticated - all at the same time. The melange totally strikes you. I sat down and realized something really strange: that your voice (I am refering to you, dear Helena!) seems to be a sort of...ehm...how shall I put it?...a sort of airy/watery medium in which Martinique's voice floats...An uterus if you want. A sort of container for Martinique's voice that only moves around drawing gentle (but well-defined!!) lines. It's not a matter of combining or blending two kind of voices so it's pointless to discuss whether they fit. It's not about fitting together, but about containing each other.

It's also strange how you made me put aside any kind of usual "measurement" tools. As coming from gessle's music, I would say that, at gessle, you can easily say what fits and what doesn't, what's coherent and “who” is the coherence spoiler, what drags him down and what pulls him up; but here, at sandy mouche, you have to give up analyzing. It's not about coherence and it's not about melange either. Your way of dressing doesn't even have to deal with your lyrics, you can go from an extreme to another, you can wear a cowboy suit and come on stage riding a horse, the very essence of sandy mouche is not altered. I don’t know if it comes from your talent only, maybe it also comes from your approaching daily life (that’s also a talent, I assume!); many artists are getting personal, but that’s far from being the shortest way to a really good music. So I guess it’s more about your being like a filter-paper that filters the reality in a certain way. It must be Helena’s beliving in elfs that really makes the music getting out of you in a certain airy way. Oh, and something more: I guess I could notice, here and there, usually very well-hidden under gentle sounds, some really dramatic shades. And that’s why I said above that your music aslo has something organic and painfully strong, not only dreamy and tender and sweet. It says everything about the tragic and yet imponderable feeling of life!

Well, there is much more to say. But I do stop here, it’s too much coming at once.

Thanking you for living this way,
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"Just Emma", from Sandy Mouche's guestbook


Oh wow...!

That was a stunning piece of art itself, the thoughts you´ve written down! It feels like you have really understood where we want to reach, even though we have a lot of more development to do in future records to get closer to the goal. Like you share our vision in some way :o)

Thank you for listening with so interested and patient ears to our music. Then it feels like we are allowed to give you what we have to offer.

Have a lovely weekend!
Helena Josefsson (Sandy Mouche)


No, Helena, no “stunning piece of art” from me two days ago. You are the artful one. And I am not saying it because I am a polite guest in a steady guestbook, but because I am very aware of the fact that singing and composing differently, or, in a more general perspective, doing things differently is NOT a guarantee in itself for creating a totally “something else”. That’s why, even if listening to quite much “indie”, I’ve hardly had the impression of excellency; it’s rather sad to hear people struggling to avoid a cliché and getting ridiculously intricated and incoherent. In this case, no thanx, allow me to get back to Harrison and Lennon. “Making a difference” doesn’t necessarily imply a serious act of creation.

So when I said you’re artful, I was actually expressing my amazement when realizing the fact that you’re NOT only making a difference (which can be quite easy from a certain point on), but building a perspective of your own in a very coherent manner; I think it’s non-sense to talk about your music as opposing to the “main-stream” (whatever would that mean) since I do not hear in Sandy Mouche any definite breaking-ups with the good old pop; it’s rather about re-thinking and re-filtering its elements – something that any creator, regardless the stream, should do in order to become 1. plausible, 2. original and 3. (if the wind is auspicious) lovable by others’ ears.

Since you said that a lot of improvement should be done in your future albums, I imagine you also have more mesmerizing arrangement ideas to bring out (I confess I got totally fascinated by the ones you’ve already sorted out).

You said I have a partient ear. But that’s not true at all; I am not patient, I am just careful and totally committed to the sounds I like. I naturally become a very careful listener to all the things that previously struck me out of the blue. Then all the later efforts become my most pleasant obligation. So Sandy Mouche struck me right from the start. All the other musical impacts in the latest 2 years are miles away from this. So thank you again for your being artful.

ps: I do get stunned (yet grabbed) by some very dark shades I sometimes sense in your songs; it’s like a paradoxical “grey sunshine” subtly irradiating around.
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"Just Emma", from Sandy Mouche's guestbook


I have been listening to both albums a few times in a row earlier this morning. I tried to feel and hear the differences, the new achievements, the backward actions, the recoils, the cohesiveness etc. I think “…and poems for the unborn” pays more tribute to undertones of all kinds. It’d be almost communsensical to say “it’s more mature” since it chronologically comes after the “White Lucky Dragon”.

But I don’t know if it’s really (or only) about getting more mature musically. It’s like you (Helena) and Martinique, after testing your human and musical skills of blending voices and personalities in your first album, each of you have been trying all along your second album to emphasise the other’s musical and human presence; it’s like each of you has now his and her very own musical standing point and tries to contribute at the general coherence of the album through his and her very personal musical abilities and human experience. It’s like you grew on each other without the entangling efforts that seem quite clear in “White Lucky…”. The song “Une Histoire” seems to hang between the two worlds; it sounds like making the linkage from one stage to another. I love it!

So “…and poems…” album gained in profound coherence while losing the surface smoothness of the “White Lucky…”. Martinique’s voice from “Le Mistral” reminds me of the great steady voice of the latest Françoise Hardy and your (Helena!) voice from all songs reminds me of no one else except of yourself. All my efforts to compare you with some other singer have constantly failed!! Hallelujah!!!

And oh, I guess I hear a lot of 70’s-75’s pop vibe in your latest work…As I said in another comment somewhere below (that you didn’t reply to…was I too unspecific and complicated?), it’s non-sense to oppose your music to the good old main-stream pop, since it’s rather about re-filtering and re-defining some of its classic elements.

Anyway, have a great weekend. I do believe in your music and I still have that great feeling of unexpectedly getting in touch with something I simply adore.

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"Just Emma", from Sandy Mouche's guestbook



:o) That is how your message made me feel, and I needed it because I have the flu and I can´t sing at all for days:o)
Helena Josefsson (Sandy Mouche)



...you know Helena...sometimes, psychologically speaking, one needs that flu and that damn-not-being-able-to-sing-a-note because it keeps you somehow vulnerable...I think we don't need to feel strong all the time, not even when it comes to our greatest abilities (and maybe especially when it comes to them). Temporary weakness and vulnerability keep us closer to ourselves. Did you lose a gig? Well, maybe. That's totally unpleasant for your general daily life but totally needed for enforcing a true contanct with your innermost amazing singing skills. (and then we should all admit that not being able to do something at a certain moment because of some objective reasons that are not up to us - i.e. the flu - brings a sort of weird and even slightly selfish calmness.) Don't fight the flu, treat it as an unwelcomed friend!! hehe

Have a splendid day.
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"Just Emma", from Sandy Mouche's guestbook



I think you are right! Have a fine day yourself :o)
Virtual hug from me to you
Helena Josefsson (Sandy Mouche)


I was thinking about something: your musical attitude seems to me very mature, I do not feel any groping in the way you write and sing and perform, as if you'd know already what and how things should be done...It's like your inspiration has a "direction" which is something very very rare I guess. Some composers and singers are struggling half a life to dare to express themselves this way and also to dare to close a personal circuit showing their listeners that they have a coherent inspiration. Most of them are only able to give off SPARKS instead of a well defined "vision"... God, what a difference between those who only (and easily) REACT through music and those who are actually able to shoulder and express a musical perspective that lays in themselves...

What a long way to go for Gessle 'til he managed to do things the way he does them nowadays... And how suspicious (yet caring and favorable) my eye/ear is when it comes to his future approach of his own inspiration impulses!... And having said that, how I admire your ferm, unfluctuating way of expressing your music from A to Z!
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"Just Emma", from Sandy Mouche's guestbook

14 Feb 2006

Bad hair days for P, C & C (IV): SOAP demos and satanic messages

Per Gessle releases today two demos made for Roxette in January 2002 but that finally ended in Son of a Plumber's album: "I like it like that" and "Something in the system". Enjoy!

Junk Musik, Christoffer Lundquist and friends company, will be one year old in some weeks. Jens Jansson found some interesting satanic messages in old songs. Read it and laugh.



St Valentine’s day, Feb 14 – 2006: Friends… let’s celebrate this wonderful and important day with some new jolly music! The only two existing Son of a Plumber-demos are at your service!!

I started working on “I like it like that” with some, quite annoying, drum-loop in mind. It all put me in a somewhat bad mood. Drum-grooves usually do! However I really adored the song and did an acoustic version the very same day at the Tits&Ass studio. Here it is! I think I’ve changed the lyrics a bit along the way.

“Something in the system” was a slight mistake so I didn’t want to use it at all. I never really liked it, dunno why. But when the medley-idea came up (I guess it was Clarence’ brilliant brain at work!!) I thought it would fit quite well. Shorter, more in-your-face, like a nice little bridge between “Double-headed Elvis” and “Speed boat to Cuba”. This is how it sounded when it was born.

So how come these are the only two existing Son of a Plumber-demos? Well, neither one of them were intended for the project! Both of them were recorded in January 2002 and at the time, of course, the S.O.A.P.-beast wasn’t even invented! So these tunes were written for the Roxette compilations, Ballad Hits & Pop Hits. In the same four-week period I did demos for “A thing about you” and “Breathe” as well. There you go!
Per Gessle



In a couple of weeks, Junk turns 1 year. During this year, we have recieved a lot of demos. Kind people have sent us their work. We have, however, not answered any of these people. We feel rather bad about that.

The reason is – of course – that we haven’t really had time to sit down (all of us) and listen properly. You just have to blink and half the staff is in Berlin, burning furniture and doing crazy rave stuff with Florian Horwath. Blink again, and the rest of the staff is on tv with Per Gessle. Blink again and someone is making a kraut ballet. Blink again and a year has gone by.

If you are one of those kind people who sent us your music, read this: We are going to listen now. It will not take another year before you hear from us (now, that is what I call comforting…)
Thanks & cheers from Junk staff.



This link , is so funny ... Jeff Milner did it. Years ago someone told him that if you played Led Zeppelin's Stairway to Heaven song backwards that you could make out "satanic messages". Some examples:

John Lennon - Imagine
Forward: Imagine all the people
Reverse play: The people war beside me

Eagles - Hotel California
Forward: In the middle of the night, just to hear them say
Reverse play: Satan he hears this. He had me believe.

Jens Jansson (Junk Musik)
Jens Jansson - Junk Musik

13 Feb 2006

Bad hair days for P, C & C (III): Hey Mr. DJ

The next single off “Son of a Plumber” is “Hey Mr. DJ (Won’t You Play Another Love Song)” with the b-side “Plumber in Progress #1.” The single was sent to Swedish radio stations January 18, 2006, with a commercial release slated for February 1. “Hey Mr DJ (Won’t You Play Another Love Song)” enters the official Swedish top 40 chart at #12 today. The single is marked as “newcomer of the week.” Per comments this as “How fun!!!”

Hey Mr. DJ - Swedish

“Jo-Anna Says” was back at #2 on the official Swedish Top 40 chart in January and “Son of a Plumber” was the third most sold album in Sweden 2005 (more than 100,000 copies), even though it was released at the end of November.

2006-02-01Hey Mr DJ (Won’t you play another love song (CDM)

“Hey Mr. DJ” will be the first single in most European countries. “Son Of A Plumber” is scheduled for release in Europe on March 6, so the single is expected to start airplay a few weeks before this date. Per Gessle tells that “Jo-Anna Says” will be the first single in Germany, with “C’mon” as the B-side. The rest of Europe (excluding the UK which has not responded) goes with “Hey Mr DJ,” but only as a promo single for starters. According to EMI Sweden the singles to be released down in Europe will be digital only unless they turn out to be “super radio hits,” then EMI will quickly produce physical singles.

2006-03-01Hey Mr DJ (Won’t you play another love s (CDM)

Hey Mr. DJ, Helena is here

Per and his band will shoot a music video for the song, directed by Daniel Börjesson, on February 23, 2006.

2006-04-03 Dancing Plumber Vol. 1 (DIGITAL)

In addition, since he says so many people seem to like them, the “Hey Mr. DJ” remixes – which initially were planned to be featured on a promotion single for radio stations only – will also be released commercially.

By the way, Christoffer Lundquist's solo EP, released by Junk Musik last year, has been premiered in the radio today.


2006.02.23 Hey Mr Dj video

The idea for the Hey Mr. DJ video is, as always, vague but interesting…. psychedelica meets Alice in Wonderland in a freak show environment. Clarence could do a great job lifting weights in a silly costume, Magnus could get knives thrown at him (scary….) 10 kids, most of them from Gabriel’s school will play violins and trumpets and drums, all looking very handsome and jolly…. Helena will play a puppet on a string, Christoffer will wear a top hat and I will wear a tie.
Per Gessle


This day’s radio releases: New David Sings Kraftwerk & Christoffer Lundquist’s solo EP! Yes, you might have seen these records before. We started Junk in April 2005, but we haven’t had time to send out all our records to the radio stations. But what exactly is a release nowadays? Is it when the record is recorded, when it has showed up on iTunes or other retailers, or when it has been sent out to the press & radio? The media and the audience are becoming so diverted that my guess is that we’ll soon be talking about TWO releases for each record – one will be when the core audience (which follows a band via a community like this or MySpace) learn about the release, another will be when the media hear about it. Another guess is that these two groups only will accept THEIR “release” as the real one. So, there you are: Today we proudly present New David & Christoffer Lundquist. It’s up to you if you want to read this as “news” or not. Either way, I hope you will check them out, they are both great EP:s.
Anders Mildner (Junk Musik)
Anders Mildner

8 Feb 2006

Mikael Gökinan Trio




On 7th February, Mikael Gökinan Trio has played in the Jazz i Malmö Gigs in musikhuset Jericho, Malmö.

Mikael Gökinan Trio are:
  • Mikael Gökinan - acoustic guitar and backing vocals
  • Helena Josefsson - vocals
  • Ludde Wennström - contrabass and backing vocals.

Mikael Gökinan plays the guitar in many bands from Malmö:
- The Red: Pelle Ljungberg - vocals; Christopher Dominique - fender rhodes; Jonnie Holmberg - drums; Martin Lundberg - bass; Mikael Gökinan - guitars.
- Oomaigoosh (Persian music!): Bahareh Razekh Ahmadi - vocals; Pär Moberg - saxophone; Annika Jessen - clarinet; Öivind Slaatto - tuba; Isaac Heinrich - bass; Markus Murevärn - percussion; Deodato Siquir- drums; Gustaf Iziamo - lap top; Mikael Gökinan - guitars.
- Tailfeathers: Christopher Dominique - fender rhodes; Jonnie Holmberg - drums; Martin Lundberg - bass; Mikael Gökinan - guitars.
- Markus Murevärn band: Markus Murevärn - vocals & guitar; Per Svensson - bass & backing vocals; Dan Svensson - percussion & backing vocals; Mikael Gökinan - guitars & backing vocals.
- Evangelyn: Jack Winge - Vocals, guitar; Jonnie Holmberg - drums; Marcin Brycki - piano; Martin Lundberg - bass; Mikael Gökinan - guitars.
- Adrian: Adrian - vocals, programming, guitar, bass; Christopher Dominique - keyboards, guitar, bass, choir; Helena Bertilsson - Cello; Jonatan Tops - trombone, choir; Linda Sunesdotter - violin, viola; Maciej Szymczynski - bass; Mikael Gokinan - guitar; Pelle Ljungberg - choir.

Ludvig "Ludde" Wennström is the "music-boss" of Lundkarnavalen 2006. He has been playing bass and contrabass with many bands.
- HepCat Daddies: Ludde Wennström - double bass; Olof Jernryd - drums; Daniel Broman - vocals; Pelle Arhio - piano, fender rhodes; August Wanngren - trombone; Pär Westerlund - saxophone.
- Ågrens Orkester: Magnus Ågren - vocals, trumpet; Henrik Lundström - guitar; Markus Thornell - vibraphone and vocals; Ludde Wennström - bass; Henrik Rosengren - drummer and percussion.
- Gunhild Carling and her swing band: Gunhild Carling - vocals, trumpet, trombone, blues harp; Max Carling - clarinet, violin; Ola Åkerman - trombone; Rasmus Kihlberg - drums; Olle Larsson - piano; Ludvig Wennström - contrabass.
- Max Magiska Cirkusvarieté: Gunhild Carling, Max Carling, Ludde Wennström.
- Stilleben: Emil Strandberg - saxofon; Oscar Svenningsson - guitar; Ludde Wennström - contrabass; Martin Öhman - drums.
- Carlson Kvartett: Lisa Carlson - vocals; Olof Löfgren - piano; Ludvig Wennström - double bass; Marcus Omberg, drums.
- Sofia Eberhard Ensemble: Sofia Söderberg Eberhard - vocals; Dan Gisen Malmqvist - clarinets; Ludvig Wennström - contrabass; Michael Björne - accordion/piano.

Helena Josefsson has played with Sandy Mouche and Son of a Plumber.

Mikael Gökinan Trio play soul and jazz, influenced by Jeff Buckley, Kate Bush and Kent.

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