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outtake do álbum "Sticky Fingers", lançado em 1971

The Rolling Stones - Brown Sugar (with Eric Clapton)

So.... Nordic Music Export asked me to do a little mix or playlist.
After picking out almost 100 records and not knowing how to attack this(though I know some people would have enjoyed hearing Pekka Pohjola, Sigur Ros, Dungen, Buki Yamaz and Terje Rypdal shoehorned together)I decided to concentrate entirely on swedish exotica and mostly quite recent and uptempo stuff. This is not meant as a full overview or representation of what's going down just a few of my favourite things to come out of Sweden. 
Hope you'll enjoy it, I can do that beardy jazz mix some other time... 
Interview here : http://nordicplaylist.com/playlists/nordic-dj-mix-prins-thomas-norway/

Prins Thomas Presents A Love Letter To Sweden(For Nordic Playlist)

Remixes - Rock Medley - ACDC - Van Halen - Joan Jett (HR Mix) Guys and Girls Lineup

Remix by Prins Thomas

“Når me våkne opp i mårå” is taking you back to the early New-York disco with its catchy groove and slappy bass!

Produced by Ådne Meisfjord (120 Days, Serena Maneesh) and mixed by Eric Broucek (DFA, LCD Soundsystem, !!!)

Tôg (Stavanger, Norway)
Meet Norwegian horror-house pop act Tôg – sizzling synthesizers, 60′s combo organs, arpeggio swirls and thumping, italo-house beats. Beginning through a chance encounter, lead-man Lars Christian Olsen and his room mate would conduct “disturbing” sessions of electronic music experimentation using laptop synthesizers and a newly purchased Farifsa organ. But as luck will have it with true musical genius, the two came to produce “Sansen” – a massive Summer hit in Norway.

Joining forces with trusted friends and fellow musicians, Olsen began experimenting with various noises, perfecting and shaping the signature Tôg sound. Playing a string of shows across Norway, as well as national television and the highly reputable Hove-Festival, the bands’ popularity in their home country continued to rise – playing packed clubs, dancing on couches, tables, barcounters and speakers.

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