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PIROTH REMIXED
Releasedate: 2011-02-26
Six delicious remixes from Safe Haven and Prima Ballerina (by Swedish folkpop duo Piroth) made by POPNONAME, DISRELATEDKIN, HARALD BJÖRK, STUDIO BARNHUS, CLARA MOTO & NATHAN FAKE!
Electronic, danceable pop meets industrial, dark techno. It's the first time you can hear the folkpop songs of Piroth in these free interpretations. Piroth Remixed is a collaboration between the Swedish label Kranglan Broadcast and Oma Gusti Records, distributed by Sound Pollution worldwide. The artwork is made by Kheira Linder, Meedchen.de.
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*NEW ALBUM BY PIROTH *
Third release from Swedish sister duo Piroth. Haunting, hair-raising and heart-melting folk pop with punk, rock and electronic influences, produced by Piroth. Release date October 21 on Piroth's own label Oma Gusti Records.
See the music video to the single Fog Dancers on www.myspace.com/sisterspiroth, made by Jesper Tengwall and Piroth.
Cover photo: Anna Malmberg
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The single from the album Safe Haven.
See the music video on www.myspace.com/sisterspiroth, made by Jesper Tengwall and Piroth.
Cover photo: Anna Malmberg
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Bossanova dancing ballerinas and heart-melting harmonies.
Prima Ballerina is the debut full-length of the sisters Nina and Johanna Piroth. The album is recorded and produced by Piroth in a little German village "Trittelwitz” in an old hall which gave a really beautiful acoustic to the recordings. The album, both musically and the design on the cover made by Martha Ulonska and Pontus Fredin, symbolizes a ballerina music box, that Nina and Johanna played with as children. But it is more then that...underneath.
Nina and Johanna Piroth grew up in Stockholm, with family roots in Finland and Austria. In december 2004 they created Oma Gusti Records and their first EP "Alternative Tour" was released.
Watch the video for "The Song for Emma & Martin'" and "Dance Closer" from Prima Ballerina at www.myspace.com/sisterspiroth.
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The EP "Alternative Tour" is the first release by the sisters Piroth and the first release on Oma Gusti Records. The EP was recorded and produced by Sascha Steinfurth and Piroth, during a longer tour stop in Berlin 2004. Cover illustration by Martha Ulonska, artwork by Pontus Fredin.
