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  • Aldrig ensam

    3HYBR038

    Artist: Jonathan Johansson

    Label: Hybris

  • Alla vill ha hela världen

    3HYBR034

    Artist: Jonathan Johansson

    Label: Hybris

    Jonathan Johanssons andra singel "Alla vill ha hela världen" från albumet "En hand i himlen". Originalet är naturligtvis Tears for fears fantastiska "Everybody wants to rule the world".

  • En hand himlen

    HYBR072

    Artist: Jonathan Johansson

    Label: Hybris

    Det här är Jonathan Johanssons album "En hand i himlen".

    "Yes, there's more than enough room in your life for another sensitive Swede reviving early-1980s new romantic sounds, especially if said Swede has heart firmly clasped to sleeve and hand reaching so valiantly to heaven as Jonathan Johansson. The Stockholm-based electronic artist harnesses soft vocals and dreamy synths (think A Flock of Seagulls' "Wishing") to a particularly dramatic electric drum and a pulsing bassline (think New Order's... any song). The grandson of a preacher man, Johansson spent three years recording songs in a bunker to get the right sound. "In hand i himlen" is nothing you'd call new, but damned if he doesn't make it all sound freshly autumnal" - Pitchfork

  • En hand himlen

    HYBR069

    Artist: Jonathan Johansson

    Label: Hybris

    ”Alla städer ska tömmas/Alla gator glömmas bort”

    Sonic om Jonathan Johansson:
    ”Ett himmelskt poplöfte”

    Pitchfork om Jonathan Johansson:
    ”Yes, there’s more than enough room in your life for another sensitive Swede reviving early-1980s new romantic sounds, especially if said Swede has heart firmly clasped to sleeve and hand reaching so valiantly to heaven as Jonathan Johansson.
    On ”En hand i himlen” (which translates to ”A Hand in Heaven”), the Stockholm-based electronic artist, whose debut is slated for February on Hybris, harnesses soft vocals and dreamy synths (think A Flock of Seagulls’ ”Wishing”) to a particularly dramatic electric drum and a pulsing bassline (think New Order’s... any song). The son of a preacher, Johansson
    spent three years recording songs in a bunker to get the right sound. ”In hand i himlen” is nothing you’d call new, but damned if he doesn’t make it all sound freshly autumnal, another ideal song for another overcast day.”
    - Stephen M. Deusner, Pitchfork