For rapper Nnena (née Nnena Adigwe) making music is about telling stories; sharing the events that simultaneously define us and connect us to others. “I want my music to elicit the truth and make the listener feel comfortable. I want people not to feel alone and I never want my music to leave anyone out.” 
Born in Cleveland, OH, Nnena is a first-generation American in her Nigerian family. Being the child of parents who immigrated to America has pushed her, “My parents are my inspirations. In Nigeria, your kids are where you get your blessings from – I want to make them proud.” When it comes to music, Nnena’s inspiration comes from female MC storytelling elites. Lauryn Hill, Aretha Franklin, Missy Elliot and Queen Latifah line the inside locker of her mind. And much like her icons, Nnena draws inspiration for her own music from the female experience,“My raps are what other females wish they could say out loud, but I do it for them in a song.” Her neo-soul hooks and flowing melodies have caught the attention of everyone from BBC 1’s Annie Mac, Apple Music’s Ebro Darden, Teen Vogue, Yahoo!, Kaboom Magazine, and more. Currently Nnena’s working on her next release and in writing sessions for Beyonce, Rihanna and Normani.

Drömjournalen is a two-man collaboration housed by the legendary Studio Chanslös in Gårda, Gothenburg. Their mix of Magische Sachlichkeit and Dark Wave engages non-duality, mathematic ecology, and ready-at-hand psychonautic machinery. Drömjournalen is the limbonic domain connecting the rationalist engineering  paradigm with spiritual or magical esoterism. 

The main rehearsal line-up consists of digital synthesizer, electric guitar, speech synthesis and programmed beats. Drömjournalen utilizes a diverse flora of looping tools, mainly serial looping pedals connected to every sound source. Although Drömjournalen is designed to be a live outfit, studio postproduction is also a creative component in the Drömjournalen aesthetic ecology. 

The moniker Drömjournalen (also known as dr. Mjournalen) refers to the dream diary of Swedish mystic and spiritual academic Emanuel Swedenborg, posthumously published in 1744 under the name Journal of Dreams (Drömboken or Swedenborgs drömmar). The band has nothing to do with neither Swedenborg, the New Church nor any other organisation that may be claiming any heritage or authority over the realm of dreams. 

Label: Zeon Light Kassett

Lately La La took shape when Sara Gustafsson lived in Brighton and started to play in open mic's in the late noughties. She started rendering famous songs, like "I wanna dance with somebody", "Naive" by Lily Allen and "Boys, boys boys" by Sabrina. 
Overwhelmed by the response from the audience, Sara started to mix in compositions of her own in the live performances. She used various sound sources on stage, tape recorder and minidisc as well as different instruments. The years in Brighton formed Sara and the beginnings of Lately La La.
These are some audience words from live performances:

"I really like your your thing. (another one joins in) 
- Me too!"

"Its the third best gig i have ever been to, 
and I have been to a lot of gigs, I have seen 
The Rolling Stones five times for example"

"Its the female Jonathan Richman"

"Born to be on stage"

"Really good songs!"

"Sounds a bit like dirty ol'bastard"

“Keep doing your thing!”

“Get off stage girls, you are too drunk!”

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