Growing up on the Nordic coastline, producer Carl Louis has spent much of his career broadening his musical horizons with a number of notable credits to his name. Originally a member of electronic duo CLMD, Louis co-produced a number of notable releases including ‘Stockholm Syndrome’, which went multi-platinum in Norway and was also premiered on Pete Tong’s Radio 1 show. Afterward, Louis left the group in 2014 to pursue his own personal ambitions. Having spent the last few years producingsingles for other artists, including ARY’s debut single ‘Higher’, as well as releasing his own mini-album “Telescope” in 2015, Louis has now returned to deliver his latest full-length ‘Memory Lane’. While its title may suggest a more nostalgic sound, his latest material is a smorgasbord of contemporary influences and inspirations. With a largely classical direction, the mix of ideas and directions on his latest release are clear throughout. After receiving overwhelming reviews, solid airplay and international blog recognition for his mellotron inspired album “Memory Lane”, including praise from Dancing Astronaut and Line of Best Fit, Carl is preparing his next move.

Carl Louis

In addition to several releases to his artist name, Omar Elgarh, has been active writing and producing other projects, including the NME-favored hip hop act 

Being inspired by some of the worlds biggest names in Pop music, Soul Gem focuses on unique productions and playful melodies. Including elements of funk, disco, folk and hip hop, Soul Gem has a diverse soundscape with a vintage feel.

After a single spree of solo tracks, Soul Gem has teamed up with 

 on his latest releases, “Miles Away” marking the first single off an upcoming EP-release, securing support from the likes of 

Soulgem

Soul Gem – Santa Fe

Pasha is truly one of the most exciting hip-hop acts emerging from Norway’s rap-scene. Becoming an established artist on the Scandinavian hip hop scene, Pasha has spent the pre-covid years selling out shows while charting on national radio and gaining solid attention from some of Norway’s most prominent media. However, the artist is now gaining exposure far outside of his home country, adding official soundtracks to Netflix movies, getting highlighted by Ebro on Beats 1 Radio and live performances in Los Angeles and Austin to his resume. The Oslo- based rapper has been spreading his love through about 40 shows a year across Northern Europe, including SPOT festival in Denmark and the prominent Apple Tree Garden Festival in Germany. Simultaneously, Pasha’s track “Throw A Party” was handpicked by the director of the Netflix movie “Battle” to feature as the official soundtrack, and has now reached millions around the globe.

Blending nostalgic 90’s vibes with quirky, playful and funky hip-hop, the young artist stood out from his peers and was asked to support international acts such as Onyx and Dj Premiere as a teenager. Jumping on every live opportunity he got, the iconic rapper quickly became notorious for his explosive live shows and his unique talent as an entertainer. Even being featured in NME’s list of the world’s most promising talents in 2017 became a turning point: “As Scandinavia leads the pop assault on the charts worldwide–Pasha is spearheading the growing rapscene coming form Northern Europe”–NME, and gaining attention from Highsnobiety, Clash Magazine and Rap Nation while charting on national radio.

While building a hype through notorious live performances, Pasha released singles such as Around The Area, Colorblind and Tie-Dye, gaining traction on YouTube channels such as such as Rap City, The Ride Channel and Funky Panda, as well as securing a spots at X GAMES in Oslo’s line up and SXSW in 2019.

Fast forward to 2023, where Pasha has spent a lot of time in his studio during Covid, resulting in the album «Bad Trips» in 2022, and now ongoing releases with Coucheron and G.O.L ll.

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