#Little Dragon Swedish band

[garudabluffs]

"Gold," from the band's newest album Slugs of Love, is a standout in this set.

SET LIST

"Tumbling Dice"

"Ritual Union"

"Gold"

"Where You Belong"

MUSICIANS

Yukimi Nagano: vocals

Erik Bodin: drums, vocals

Fredrik Wallin: bass, vocals 

Håkan Wirenstrand: keys, vocals

[not-your-asian-fantasy]

Little Dragon

[biglisbonnews]

Little Dragon: Slugs of Love Opening with an immediately catchy bass line, Little Dragon’s “Slugs of Love” is a jaunty, sparkly, ’80s-tinged bop. The Swedish indie-pop band says in a statement, “Did you know that Leopard Slugs perform a very sensual and acrobatic dance, an exchange between two individuals carrying the same set of reproduction systems? Maybe we are all yearning for love and ecstasy, as we turn more sluggish … https://coolhunting.com/culture/little-dragon-slugs-of-love/

[childofthewolvess]

Hiya, I like your blog and your overall style. What music do you listen to?

Hey there! Thank you so much!! This is such a good question, and a hard one to answer at that. Good job ;)

I listen to a little bit of anything and everything. For context, I grew up in the deep south and lived in a jazz city for some time, so... some of these things are not like the other (lol).

Hozier, Sleeping At Last, and Richy Mitch & The Coalminers are my all-time favorite music artists.

Indie folk/rock, like forest ranger in the mountains vibe, this is definitely my biggest category (Hozier, The Paper Kites, Fleet Foxes, Richy Mitch & The Coalminers, Lord Huron, Gregory Alan Isakov, Caamp)

Calm indie alternative in a poetry-writing and introspective mood (Sleeping At Last, John Vincent III, Novo Amor, Amber Run, Radical Face, Daughter)

Alternative rock/indie alternative rock (flipturn, Rainbow Kitten Surprise, Florence & The Machine, Fleetwood Mac, The Orion Experience, alt-j, Greta Van Fleet)

Modern-pop or 2000s pop (MARINA, Coldplay, Taylor Swift, Imagine Dragons, Lady Gaga, Glass Animals, BøRNS, Fall Out Boy, Lorde, Chappell Roan, Macklemore, Pitbull, Rihannna)

Folk country or bluegrass (Watchhouse, Jimmy Buffett, Zac Brown Band, Johnny Cash, Zach Bryan, Colter Wall, Tyler Childers)

Female rage and hyper-pop mania vibes (also MARINA, Paris Paloma, Olivia Rodrigo, Mother Mother, AURORA, The Crane Wives, Grimes)

"I grew up in jazz culture" (Count Basie, Stevie Wonder, Sonny Rollins, Caro Emerald, Miles Davis, Weather Report)

2000-2010s radio EDM/Dance (Calvin Harris, Martin Garrix, Caravan Palace, Axwell, Empire of the Sun, David Guetta, Swedish House Mafia)

Orchestral or soundtrack for when I'm writing in my fantasy series (John Powell, Woodkid, The Amazing Devil, Hans Zimmer, Two Steps from Hell, The Oh Hellos, Cody Fry, The Family Crest)

60s/70s/80s pop bops (ABBA, Elton John, Queen, Franki Valli & The Four Seasons, Indigo Girls, Glen Campbell, The Dream Academy, Bob Dylan, The Cranberries)

[smashedapples]

Blog info/About me :)

To start this off I'll try to mention most fandoms I am in cuz I feel like it gives a pretty decent overview of what I do lol. I'll try to update this whenever it chanes and it is mlst likley not even all ofly fandoms cuz I like way too much stuff for everything to fit ngl.

Main fandoms:

Jacksons Diary (webtoon)

My hero academia (anime)

Sk8 the infinity (anime)

Little Nightmares (games)

The legend of Zelda (games)

Alice in Borderland (series)

Cinderella boy (webtoon)

Fnaf (games/movie)

Merlin BBC (series)

Klaus (movie)

Other fandoms and interests:

Webtoons: Castle swimmer, Nomads, Marionetta, Schoolbus Graveyard, To Be Honest, Letters on the wall, Silent Screams, Sable Curse, Our Walk Home, Your Wings and Mine, Realta

Games: Eternal Afterlife, Genshin Impact, Fortnite, Sky children of the light, Roblox

TV series/movies/anime: Danny Phantom, The dragon prince, Hazbin Hotel, Helluva Boss, Metal Family, Alien Stage, Bridge to Terrabithia, Stars Align, Seraph of the end, Steven Universe, Nanbaka, Romantic killer, Centaurworld, The Greatest Showman, School of Rock

Theatre/ballet: The Nutcracker, Ride the Cyclone, School of Rock

Books: Percy Jackson, I am the messenger, Grandmaster of demonic cultivations (Mdzs), Hunger Games, Maze runner

Bands/music: Will Wood, Will Wood and the Tapeworms, Set it Off, Jhariah, Akeboshi, Queen

This blog will literally just be me gushing over the current media I'm brainrotting over. And sometimes also my art

Other stuff

I am really new to tumblr and have no idea what I'm doing or how it works so im just winging it for now lmao

Whenever I am not attached to my phone or another screen (which is quite rare-) I'm probably drawing. I have also started getting into bead works and embroidery through crafting cosplays.

She/her

Swedish 🇸🇪

Instagram: SmashedApples_

Artfight: SmashedApples_

Tiktok (I don't really post a lot there but oh well): tsuyus.left.eye.ball

[possibly-in-mordland]

Metalocalypse Characters & What Their Tumblr Blogs Would Look Like

Masterlist

Post Type: Headcanons

Warnings: None

A/N: idk man im bored

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Nathan:

Mostly follows tags he deems "brutal"

Doesn't really post his own stuff much, but reblogs dark and gritty aesthetic pictures

Enjoys reading original poems and stories from Tumblr writers

Follows tags like DnD, Fantasy, etc

Pickles:

Reblogs heritage posts mostly

Probably follows a lot of gritty tags and reblogs mood boards

His blog is a mess (like my main blog)

Also follows all his bandmates

Cries when he sees everyone saying they were born in the wrong generation because they wanted to see SnB in their prime

Skwisgaar:

He has two blogs. His main blog is all aesthetic pictures and mood boards while his second blog is skincare and haircare tips

He posts in both English and Swedish (his English is slightly better than Toki's, but not by very much)

Aside from aesthetic pictures, he's posted a lot on dragons

Secretly adores Toki's cat pictures

Toki:

You already know this guy posts/reblogs cats (and cute birbs)

He also might post a lot in Norwegian (him typing anything in English is adorable, he's trying)

Follows his bandmates

Probably also follows the cottagecore tag

Murderface:

Reads what little fanfiction there is about himself

Actually really adores Tumblr, but would never say it

Will join in on the discourse

Reblogs a lot of horror and history kinds of stuff

Charles:

Only has Tumblr because of the band

Reblogs plant care tips

Also follows everyone else

Will reblog Toki's cat pictures and gets a chuckle out of Pickles' reblogs

Knubbler:

Also a cat post enjoyer

He's probably akin to a Tumblr Hipster TM and a Tumblr Veteran

Remembers 2013-2015 Tumblr fondly

His blog is mostly pictures of cats and him finding out new stuff about his eyes ("you're never gonna believe what i found out my eyes can do! *does something weird* SEE?!")

Isn't even Tumblr famous from Dethklok, he's Tumblr famous for his story on how he lost his eyes

Magnus:

Either one of two things: he runs a Dethklok hate page (pre-doomstar) or he runs a vent blog (post-doomstar)

In the case of a vent blog, he mostly vents through music and posts mostly guitar covers of miscellaneous songs and takes requests. The first song he posts is an entirely instrumental song that takes you through a whirlwind of emotions and is based entirely off of him joining Dethklok, being kicked, seeking revenge, failing, and healing (aka The Rise and Fall of The Hammer)

In the case of a Dethklok hate page, he goes under a pseudonym and spreads slander and digs up dirt about the band

(Based on my Fix-It Fic: Might also post pictures of his therapy cat, Magna)

[rollhistory]

Late-to-the-Party D&D Movie Review

In 1974, ABBA sang Waterloo at the Eurovision song contest to near universal acclaim, handily winning with 24 points (fun fact, the event was in Brighton, and England didn't give them any points at all). In the eight years that followed, ABBA released eight consecutive number-one albums and cemented themselves as one of the greatest pop bands that have ever existed.

But the thing is, they didn't really need to be. When you think about ABBA, you don't think about their blend of disco, europop, and lush orchestration, you think 'You can dance, you can jive, having the time of your life, ooh', or 'HALF PAST TWELVE!', or, if you're me, how Björn Ulvaeus sort of looks like a character from Mighty Boosh.

ABBA made an instant name for themselves and could have easily coasted on that alone for the rest of their natural lives, but instead they decided to actually put some effort in. ABBA were better than they needed to be.

You know what else happened in 1974? Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson came up with a little hack for Chainmail called The Fantasy Game, which they then changed to Dungeons & Dragons: Rules for Fantastic Medieval Wargames Campaigns Playable with Paper and Pencil and Miniature Figures, more commonly referred to as D&D because that other name is a bit... well. You know. It too received near-universal acclaim, if when you refer to the universe you mean specifically a few hundred nerds living around Lake Geneva.

If you want more history of the game itself then hey, there's a podcast called Roll History you should listen to. All you need to know is that D&D became a massive phenomenon worth millions, and much like ABBA's Mamma Mia!, it would end up on the big screen several decades later.

And again just like ABBA, Dungeons & Dragons: Honour Among Thieves is much better than it needed to be.

I don't have a whole lot to say about it—hence why most of this review is me talking about a Swedish pop band—but it's fun! The performances are charming, it's got a great D&D-game-worthy found family, and it does a good job of showcasing that the Forgotten Realms are NOT just Middle Earth (even though they are)! I especially liked leaning over to Sami whenever a spell was cast and going 'That's ✨Bigby's Grasping Hand✨' or 'That's ✨Maximilian's Earthen Grasp✨' even though Sami definitely knew already.

Plus, any plot contrivance could be easily dismissed by saying ‘ah, that was the dice’. Tripping while running? The dice. Easily sneaking past a guard? Dice. Intellect Devourers totally ignoring the party? Well it’s actually because none of the classes are INT-based so nobody would have a high enough score to—

Well, almost any plot contrivance. The film does in fact contain a straight Tiefling. I can only suspend my disbelief so high.

It was good! I was expecting another movie like the 2000 one with famed incest-jurisprudent Jeremy Irons, but instead got a competent, well-shot, tightly-plotted film with memorable characters, impressively-above-average choreography, and a total lack of Drizzt Do'Urden. The winner takes it all!!

[scythlyven-art]

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Tagged by @nilesdaughter !

Favorite color:

Purple. Absolutely no contest. Doesn’t matter the shade, tone, tint- I love them all. Blue is a close second then Green. I love all of the cooler colors

Currently reading:

Not really reading anything at the moment. The last book I believe I read was Kith and Kin by Marieke Nijkamp. Before that I started The Faceless Old Woman Who Secretly Lives In Your Home by Joseph Fink and Jeffery Cranor but I never got around to finishing it (it’s a good book I just keep forgetting about it)

Last song:

“Year Zero” by Ghost. I really love my funky little Swedish satanic band

Last Series:

I believe it was season 5 of The Dragon Prince

Last Movie:

Either the Barbie movie or Puss In Boots: The Last Wish, I can’t remember lol

Sweet, Savory, Spicy?

Well I’m literally allergic to spice/peppers so definitely not that. Depending on the day I could go sweet or savory but probably more sweet

Currently working on:

Finishing up my art for @percahliaweek! I’ve gotten the main stuff done but I’m reworking part of one of them just because I didn’t spend a lot of time on it and it shows and it’s bothering me lol

Tagging:

Whoever wants to do it!

[wileys-russo]

a Swedish band called 'little dragon' sorta give me same vibes as Jungle if you're interested, 'where you belong' and 'another lover' are my faves

oh yes they are a VIBEE thank you nonny that’s gone right to the March playlist 🫶🏻🫶🏻

[lunapaper]

Album Review: 'Slugs of Love' - Little Dragon

Welcome. Little Dragon are gonna whistle a little melody for you. And it goes a little something like this... 

Clocking up over 15 years together as a band, the Swedish quartet have consistently delivered off-kilter yet soulful electro-pop, often from within the intimate confines of their Gothenburg studio. 

After settling into a comfortable kind of groove on their past couple of albums, the band finally get a little more experimental, letting their freak flags fly on seventh album, Slugs of Love.  

‘We’ve been exploring different ways to collaborate and communicate,’ frontwoman Yukimi Nagano tells Stereogum. ‘Dissolving patterns and making new ones. Nurturing our ability to curiously press down keys, to bang — sometimes hard sometimes gently — on different things, strumming strings, recording sounds and investigating the limits for how much or little a sound can be tweaked… Together, we have developed, replayed, danced to, cried, and laughed to this music as it has evolved forwards, backwards, sideways, and all around, but now finally as a complete masterpiece… This feels like our finest work yet. We are very proud.’   

Unlike 2017’s Season High or the colourful boldness of New Me, Same Us, Slugs of Love is quite an insular record despite the kooky title, more indebted to the jazzy and nocturnal as the band turn slick nu-disco into something cool and contemplative, moving in small, considered steps rather than full-on busting a move.  

‘Dear legends, you've been brave/This soul needs to be saved/My God, my God/I'm a neurotic mеss,’ Nagano intones on moody opener ‘Amöban,’ a smooth, seductive slice of neo-jazz that recalls the sultrier takes on 2014’s stellar Nabuma Rubberband, evoking the feel of a ghostly Stockholm winter. It’s rather revealing of the band’s creative processes, fraught with insecurity and self-doubt even after almost two decades of cult success and critical acclaim. ‘Frisco,’ meanwhile, is rubbery, jagged and hypnotic, replete with longing. ‘I never wanted to leave this behind/Chasing a dream always comes with a price,’ Nagano admits, still plagued by creative anxieties.  

And yet, the rest of the record proves a lot more optimistic, whimsical even as Nagano finds herself in a rather romantic state of mind. 

The dreamy, Eastern-tinged ‘Stay’ has the vocalist swooning over bouncy, synthetic bass, assuring ‘We're gonna be just fine, baby/No matter how it roll/Or how the endin' go/Leave your armour behind, baby’ while drifting further into a boundless night. ‘Gold’ is a glittering standout, groaning with subterranean bass and sleek with stylish synths, interpolating Whitney Houston’s ‘Million Dollar Bill.’ On ‘Disco Dangerous,’ she’s a ‘junkie for the rush,’ exchanging shy glances across the dancefloor; twinkling, pulsating and unashamedly girlish. Even when a friendship is crumbling on ‘Kenneth,’ Nagano tries to look on the bright side (‘Bitter spells/Bitter rain/Never last/Always pass’). 

Things take a thrilling left turn of the title track, more ‘Whip It’ than ‘Let It Whip’ with its angular bass and New Wave-powered urgency, along with some beautiful floating sax riffs, providing a magical backdrop to Nagano’s languid musings on post-lockdown romance and hedonism. 

Occasional stumbles, however, can pull you out of Slugs of Love’s gauzy reverie. Damon Albarn’s appearance is wasted on the six-minute space epic ‘Glow,’ starting off as a soulful experience of   before listlessly drifting off into the void, inevitably losing steam, proving a rather weak facsimile of its celestial predecessor, ‘Empire Ants’ from Gorillaz’s 2010 album Plastic Beach. 

The album, however, rebounds nicely with sweet finale, ‘Easy Falling,’ an electro-folk lullaby swooning with retro girl group tones that has an eager Nagano running back in the direction of love, a soft, summery burst of nostalgia borne out of the bitter darkness of the Swedish chill.  

Slugs of Love is not the most dynamic disco pop record. But it is stylishly produced and there’s a lot to love about its loose, sleek and minimalist grooves. It might not meet Nagano’s lofty descriptions of a ‘masterpiece,’ but it still proves rather mesmerising, reminding us of the beauty in simplicity in a world mostly indebted to extravagance and excess. 

- Bianca B.

[thebowerypresents]

Little Dragon – Brooklyn Steel – October 16, 2023

Little Dragon have been steadily putting out music since the band’s eponymous debut LP arrived back in 2007. Their seventh studio album, Slugs of Love, dropped this past July, and for the past three weeks the Swedish funk-tinged electronic-pop quartet has been crisscrossing North America in support of the new tunes. And on Monday, they closed out their tour in style at a Brooklyn Steel.

Photos courtesy of Ellen Qbertplaya | @Qbertplaya

[vancouverpanic]

Little Dragon @ The Vogue Theatre

Little Dragon @ The Vogue Theatre - Vancouver, BC August 27th, 2014

Photos of Little Dragon, the Swedish electro-soul four piece, supporting their album Nabuma Rubberband. The band is a shining example that all the best electronic music comes from Northern Europe. Don't like it? Bring us out to your next show and prove us wrong!

Photos & Review: Steven

[tonycurtisflow]

Exploring the realms of electronic music and alternative pop, the Swedish band Little Dragon has established themselves as an innovative force in today's music scene. With their unique and captivating sound, they have captured the ears of millions of fans worldwide, rising as one of the most exciting bands of the past decade.

Formed in Gothenburg, Sweden, Little Dragon consists of talented musicians who come together to create a truly magical sonic experience. Leading the way is vocalist Yukimi Nagano, whose enchanting voice adds an additional dimension to the music, conveying a blend of vulnerability and strength. Her vocal range and magnetic stage presence are essential elements to the band's sonic identity.

Alongside Yukimi, we have Håkan Wirenstrand, the skillful keyboardist of Little Dragon. With his technical prowess and creativity, Håkan contributes intricate layers of sound and immersive melodies that bring the band's music to life. His inspired arrangements and talent for crafting unique atmospheres help define Little Dragon's distinctive sonic identity.

Fredrik Källgren Wallin takes on the bass, adding a pulsating rhythm and depth to the band's compositions. His captivating basslines and skilled grooves provide an undeniable drive to the music, creating a solid and addictive foundation for listeners to connect with.

Erik Bodin is the talented drummer who completes Little Dragon's quartet. With his technical ability and impeccable sense of rhythm, he provides the essential backbone to the band's energetic musicality. His captivating beats and hypnotic rhythms breathe life into the compositions, adding a layer of complexity and momentum to Little Dragon's unique sound.

Together, Yukimi, Håkan, Fredrik, and Erik create a perfect blend of talent and creativity, blending electronic elements, R&B, synth-pop, and even touches of hip-hop. This harmonious collaboration among the members results in a distinct sound that transcends genres and challenges the conventions of modern music.

With a discography rich in musical gems, albums like "Ritual Union," "Nabuma Rubberband," and "Season High" have solidified Little Dragon's reputation as masters of sonic innovation. Each release is a distinct sonic journey, with tracks that fluctuate between danceable beats, intimate moments, and melodies that stay etched in the listener's mind.

In addition to their powerful presence in the recording studio, Little Dragon is also known for their energetic and captivating live performances. With their unique chemistry on stage, they transform each show into an immersive audiovisual experience, leaving fans ecstatic and craving for more.

Little Dragon transcends geographical and cultural boundaries, bringing a new dimension to contemporary music. With their innovative approach and distinctive musical identity, they challenge conventions and set new standards for modern music.

If you haven't discovered Little Dragon yet, dive into their eclectic musical catalog and allow yourself to be transported into a fascinating sonic universe. Get ready to embark on a musical journey that defies expectations and stimulates the senses. Little Dragon is more than a band – they are a sensory experience that engages, inspires, and resonates with a generation hungry for truly impactful musical discoveries."

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"Explorando os confins da música eletrônica e do pop alternativo, a banda sueca Little Dragon se estabeleceu como uma força inovadora na cena musical atual. Com sua sonoridade única e cativante, eles cativaram os ouvidos de milhões de fãs em todo o mundo, elevando-se como uma das bandas mais excitantes da última década.

Formada em Gotemburgo, na Suécia, a Little Dragon é composta por talentosos músicos que se unem para criar uma experiência sonora verdadeiramente mágica. À frente, temos a vocalista Yukimi Nagano, cuja voz cativante acrescenta uma dimensão adicional à música, transmitindo uma mistura de vulnerabilidade e força. Seu alcance vocal e sua presença magnética no palco são elementos essenciais para a identidade sonora da banda.

Ao lado de Yukimi, temos Håkan Wirenstrand, o habilidoso tecladista da Little Dragon. Com sua maestria técnica e criatividade, Håkan contribui com camadas sonoras complexas e melodias envolventes que dão vida às músicas da banda. Seus arranjos inspirados e talento para criar atmosferas únicas ajudam a definir a identidade sonora característica da Little Dragon.

Fredrik Källgren Wallin assume o baixo, adicionando um elemento de ritmo pulsante e profundidade às composições da banda. Sua linha de baixo cativante e grooves habilidosos dão um impulso inegável às músicas, criando uma base sólida e viciante para os ouvintes se conectarem.

Erik Bodin é o baterista talentoso que completa o quarteto da Little Dragon. Com sua habilidade técnica e senso de ritmo impecável, ele fornece o elemento fundamental para a musicalidade enérgica da banda. Seus ritmos cativantes e batidas hipnóticas dão vida às composições, adicionando uma camada de complexidade e impulso ao som único da Little Dragon.

Juntos, Yukimi, Håkan, Fredrik e Erik criam uma mistura perfeita de talento e criatividade, fundindo elementos eletrônicos, R&B, synth-pop e até mesmo toques de hip-hop. Essa colaboração harmoniosa entre os integrantes resulta em uma sonoridade distinta, que transcende gêneros e desafia as convenções da música moderna.

Com uma discografia rica em pérolas musicais, álbuns como "Ritual Union", "Nabuma Rubberband" e "Season High" consolidaram a reputação da Little Dragon como mestres da inovação sonora. Cada lançamento é uma jornada sonora distinta, com faixas que flutuam entre batidas dançantes, momentos íntimos e melodias que ficam gravadas na mente do ouvinte.

Além de sua presença poderosa nos estúdios de gravação, a Little Dragon também é conhecida por suas performances ao vivo energéticas e envolventes. Com sua química única no palco, eles transformam cada show em uma experiência audiovisual cativante, deixando os fãs extasiados e ansiando por mais.

A Little Dragon transcende as fronteiras geográficas e culturais, trazendo uma nova dimensão à música contemporânea. Com sua abordagem inovadora e uma identidade musical marcante, eles desafiam as convenções e estabelecem novos padrões para a música moderna.

Se você ainda não conhece a Little Dragon, mergulhe em seu catálogo musical eclético e permita-se ser transportado para um universo sonoro fascinante. Prepare-se para ser levado em uma jornada musical que desafia expectativas e estimula os sentidos. A Little Dragon é mais do que uma banda, é uma experiência sensorial que envolve, inspira e ressoa com uma geração sedenta por descobertas musicais verdadeiramente impactantes."

[fiapple]

the teacher i mentioned was honestly a gem though. some things i remember include:

he on a few ocassions involved me in debates he was having with other students (one about whether you get chromosomes from both parents- ended in him calling a relative who worked in medicene because the girl who had started the discussion refused to believe you got them from both, which i'd just done a project on, one on the trope of the strong woman in fiction, & one on how/if grades can measure intelligence tmm)

gave me a random ass writing assignment for fun & a copy of a book he wanted me to read to borrow out of nowhere at the end of 7th grade

had to deal with my 8th grade self deciding the themes i wanted to handle in my writing that year were drugs, addiction, cultural standards of attraction, self-destructive behaviour, lgbt+ identity, and hate crimes

had to deal with the fact that my mother gave me the girl with the dragon tattoo series in 8th grade knowing nothing about the series, only for me to then decide that it was what i was going to do my book reports on (he put heavy emphasis on reccomending not to watch the american film without an adult, and the swedish film until i was older)

had to deal with me signing up to an art's program in 8th grade, then having a nervous breakdown & not attending the audition (he was very sweet, and i learned he'd been in a band)

heard someone (who was not cishet) refer to the high school we planned on attending as the gay school (it was the first to have a GSA in our area iirc) and then told him off & gave me a knowing look about it. (looking back i did not intentionally come out but the man had to have known)

survived me handing in petekey fanfiction because one night i was like, yk what, mikey is the one i currently think about the least. i should write something with him in it. and pete is cool. and then by the time is finished i was too tired to write the actual assignment i had due the next day so i just made a few changes and handed it in (i got an a)

gave me a very kind little chat about how i'd improved as a student, only to then near word-for-word repeat it when giving me an award at graduation.

oh one time he took a book from me because i kept reading during a lesson he was giving, and i then proceeded to immediatley pull another one out of my desk.

also he asked me for a writing assignment back one time because he "needed it for a second", only for me to turn my head & find he'd begun reading it to the class as part of the lesson that day. funnily enough even though that story had my name directly in it, people did not realize i'd written it at first.

but yeah like i really do think good teachers deserve the world. sir, i hope you got to write your theatre pieces.

[alexbkrieger13]

Decided to do a imo most interesting Musikhjälpen live music performances-list for you non-Swedes 😊 All live performances can be found on the YouTube channel. Many of the the artists/bands are based in Gothenburg

Daniel Adams Ray (play three songs) is on Magda's playlist

Little Dragon (two songs) had a big international breakthrough

Sara Klang (two songs) is on Magda's playlist

Amaranthe (three songs) have an international career spanning over three continents. Acoustic performance

Paula Jivén (two songs) had a breakthrough in Sweden this year and is nominated in the Future Artist category. She went to a music education in high school and graduated this summer

Daniela Rathana (three songs) is on Magda's playlist

Miynt (two songs) nominated for Future Artist

Lillasyster (two songs) known from Melodifestivalen. Acoustic performance

José González (two songs) is on Magda's playlist

Kerstin Ljungström (two songs) has written songs for several known Swedish artists but debuted this year herself with the first song

Medina (three songs) known from Melodifestivalen

Olivia Lobato (two songs) has topped the charts in Sweden with the second song. It's nominated for Song of the Year. She's 18 and still in high school. Will graduate next summer. Doesn't study music, she studies interior design

Tove Styrke (two songs) has an international career. Her tour schedule is mess and looks like New York, Falun, Paris, Sundsvall

Nike Sellmar (two songs) won the competition Idol in Sweden this year. She has yet to release her own music which she said isn't quite like the songs she performs

Cornelia Jakobs (three songs) doesn't need a presentation on this blog. Goosebumps and a hard time to not look her stomach

Myra Granberg (two songs) is popular in Sweden and her music is on the radio's A-list rotation. Has 35 million streams for one of her songs. The lyrics she takes from her own life and songs are about exes and relationships

Hooja (two songs) are nominated for Artist/Group of the Year

Sahara Hotnights (three songs) is a girl/woman pop-rockband who took a 10 year long hiatus. They reunited this year. Back in their hey days they had some international hits

Veronica Maggio & Miriam Bryant (three songs) are two of the biggest artists in Sweden. Definitely on Magda's playlist

Victor Leksell (two songs) is one of the most popular artists in Sweden. Nominated for the Golden Mic award and Song of the Year. On Magda's playlist

Maxia Märak (two songs) is a Swedish-Sami singer, rapper, jojker, actress and activist.

Cleo (three songs) is on Magda's playlist

thanks for this