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  • The Sweptaways show

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    Artist: The Sweptaways

    Label: Hybris

    The Sweptaways have put on their cocktail dresses and are standing in the bar, batting their fake eyelashes.
    Glasses are glistening and the ice is tinkling. One after another the guests drop in: Robyn, Howlin’ Pelle, Asha Ali,
    Moneybrother, Nina Ramsby, Jens Lekman, Björn Olsson, Simone Rubi, Uje Brandelius and Sir Eric Beyond.
    Welcome to The Sweptaways Show!

    TRACKS AND GUEST STARS
    1. Democracy – The Sweptaways and Sir Eric Beyond (Erik Aalto)
    2. Sign Your Name – The Sweptaways and Nina Ramsby (Terence Trent D’Arby)
    3. They Don’t Know About Us – The Sweptaways and Anders Wendin (Kirsty MacColl)
    4. Electric – The Sweptaways (Dag Volle, Martin Sandberg, Herbert Crichlow, Leila K)
    5. Time of The Season – The Sweptaways and Pelle Almqvist (Rod Argent, originally performed by The Zombies)
    6. Happiness Will Be My Revenge – The Sweptaways and Jens Lekman (Jens Lekman)
    7. I’ve Got Your Man – The Sweptaways and Robyn (Marion Hall, Richard Martin, Rickardo Ducent, originally performed by Lady Saw)
    8. With Every Heartbeat – The Sweptaways and Simone Rubi (Robin Carlsson, Andreas Kleerup)
    9. Vintersaga – The Sweptaways and Uje Brandelius (Ted Ström)
    10. The World’s Greatest – The Sweptaways (R Kelly)
    11. Something Special – The Sweptaways and Asha Ali (Dolly Parton)

    THE SWEPTAWAYS
    The Sweptaways are thirty women in coordinated costumes who sing choir-arranged versions of pop tunes, and who always
    long for the stage and their extravagant live performances. Their d...

  • Christmas Party

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    Artist: The Sweptaways

    Label: Hybris

    The Sweptaways are thirty women in coordinated costumes who sing choir-arranged a cappella
    versions of pop tunes. Last year they released their debut album Ooh Aah and the EP Cry Cry
    Christmas. Now it’s time for this year’s Christmas EP – A Christmas Party with The Sweptaways
    & friends!
    Just like The Muppet Show, The Sweptaways are sometimes honored by visits from celebrity
    guests. And among the Christmas-stars Magnus Carlson, singer of Weeping Willows, and the
    fourteen member-strong band The Gray Brigade, you can this year also see the glitter of the
    choir-ladies darling Marit Bergman.
    The title track is a Christmas cracker pop symphony composed by Sophie Eklöf and performed a
    cappella by Marit Bergman and The Sweptaways. The second track is a cover of The Concretes
    winterly Lady December, performed a cappella by The Sweptaways.
    The EP also includes the songs Cry Cry Christmas and Silver Bells, both performed by The
    Sweptaways, Magnus Carlson and The Gray Brigade.

    "My friend Åsa Jacobsson, who plays keyboard with me now and then, once wrote the top 3
    list of her life, and it looked like this: 1. Animals. 2. Christmas. 3. Music.
    Mine is quite similar: 1. Choir singing. 2. Christmas. 3. Don’t know.
    Now you see why it was impossible for me to refuse the offer of recording a Christmas song
    with The Sweptaways. Hope you like it.”
    - Marit Bergman

    "”An evening this summer, I was DJ:ing together with Teet Sirotkin. At the end of the night we realized
    that ...

  • Cry Cry Christmas

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    Artist: The Sweptaways

    Label: Hybris

    The lovely Magnus Carlson from Weeping Willows sings the lead song at this fab christmas hit with The Sweptaways. Also featuring is The Grey Brigade that plays all the bombastic instruments.
    Best christmas song this year! and next... and next... Merry christmas from Hybris!

  • Ooh Aah

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    Artist: The Sweptaways

    Label: Hybris

    The Sweptaways sing choir-arranged a cappella-versions of songs performed by artists such as Lesley
    Gore, Jenny Wilson, Black Sabbath, Vapnet, Kiss, El perro del mar, Pet Shop Boys, Monica Törnell,
    Kate Bush och Embassy.
    The Sweptaways are thirty women dressed up in color-coordinated, thematic or simply stunning costumes,
    plus an equally stunning choir-mistress who writes the arrangements and directs.
    Their name was stolen from a less than acceptable Madonna-movie, and since the fi rst rehearsal in a
    shabby Volvo they’ve outgrown both one thing and the other: now they release their debut album Ooh aah
    on the only record label with a name worthy of their recorded presence.
    The songs on the album are ten choir-democratically elected favorites, and the title is inspired by the fact
    that it is deemed unsuitable to mix “ooh” and “aah” in the same song – even though it sounds so nice.