Debut Single from the self titled EP released April 11, 2014

Music/Lyrics by Eleanor Dunlop
Produced by Simon Todkill
Piano: Eleanor Dunlop
Guitar: Jonathan 'Kid' Khor
Bass: Ben Morgan
Drums/Percussion: Harrison Wood

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Eleanor Dunlop - Disguise

Unreleased B-side from Caveman's self titled album

Empire

PREVIEW of  "Envalira" (Minty Fresh/ Buenritmo Records)

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Saps prou bé

Second single from forthcoming Chapter Music album Fan Fiction. 

Fan Fiction is released August 8, 2014

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Geoffrey O'Connor - Her Name On Every Tongue

Debut single from Itsabrightlight, due via Woah Dad! on April 24.
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Weaken Me

All Time

Something Else (2015 Single*)

i think she likes feeling sad

The Wave

Unspoken

Make Up

Someone Else

Drama – of the interpersonal kind – that’s what Hajk are about on their upcoming album. The band burst onto the Norwegian scene with their self-titled debut album, garnering broad appreciation way outside of their home country. Now, the highly anticipated follow-up is near – a record that both pulls at the heartstrings and urges you to dance.

Hajk’s 2017 debut received praise from the likes of Astrid S, Sigrid and Kimbra, as well as a united Norwegian music press. Internationally, outlets such as Noisey, Stereogum, Line of Best Fit, Drowned In Sound, The Independent and Clash Music gave the group standing ovations for their idiosyncratic, yet supremely catchy pop tunes, while likening them to everything from Dire Straits and Aztec Camera to Haim. On “Drama” Hajk embrace their urban influences, naming artists such as Solange, Frank Ocean and Thundercat.

With the sophomore album, “Drama”, a more confident band is on display. Sharpened by more studio experience, they have once again produced the record themselves. Blending analogue and digital sounds, switching between programmed arrangements and live takes from the studio, drawing on three lead vocalists and several guest musicians, Hajk has done whatever necessary to fullfill their creative vision. 

The title “Drama” relates to the drama of humanity and a somewhat naïve yearning for love in a world in which love sometimes seems scarce.

It’s been a while since the band recorded the songs for their debut album, and you can hear that they’re eager to get going. This time they are taking the sound of their debut a few notches further. We get the simple but grand ballads and we get the catchy up-tempo pop songs. In short, drama.