The Norwegian band Set One's Cap has recently established itself as a group with a refreshing new sound. With a quality of sound that can only be described as rocking upbeat pop, with touches of 70s-inspired guitar solos, 80s synth and just the right amount of funk, the band shows a great amount of confidence and has already with their first two singles "Like a Stone" and "Wait for the other", confirmed that they are a band you should be paying attention to. 

In their short time together they have secured airtime on Norwegian radio stations, like NRK P3, and concerts at well-known venues like Rockefeller and John Dee. 

With music you fall in love with immediately, it is easy for the audience to get carried away. The band consists of six members who clearly bring their individuality into the group, giving the band a very diverse and exciting sound that stems from both pop, rock, jazz and blues.

In February the band released their third single, "Don’t you wanna know?", The song is produced by Christer-André Cederberg and mastered by Tom Coyne (Taylor Swift, Adele, Justin Bieber, The Weekend). 

- The song is about catching the attention of that special someone who you really want to get that attention from. Therefore, the whole song, all the instrumentals and sounds, not just text, are composed in a way that makes you pay attention, just like a stranger on the street who winks at you and stops you in your tracks, according to the band itself.

The band, which was formed in the fall of 2014 have in other words accomplished a lot in a short amount of time. Concerts, festivals and, last but not least, a music video recording of the single "Like a Stone". Set One's Cap is a band that one can safely say gives a 110% to their music, and there is still many exciting things in store for this dedicated band.

Feel free to contact us at
post@setonescap.com

For booking please contact us at
torstein@compro.no

Management:
Compro AS
Jon F Leiulfsrud
jon@compro.no

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