The perfect melancholy ballad from this otherwise dance floor friendly duo is just irrestistible with its growing arrangement and powerful chorus. This single comes with a soul funk remix by Kaah as well as other exclusive remixes.

In the lovely spring/summer of 2004, Universal Poplab's take on Morrissey's "We Hate It When Our Friends Become Successful" (featuring duet vocals by Håkan Hellström) took the Swedish radio listeners by storm, by rushing up to national radio P3's A-list and peaking at #6 on the same station's vote chart show "Tracks". Quite an effort, indeed. Here and now it's for you, at low cost!

The debut album by Universal Poplab, offers retro tinted synthpop constructed through cutting edge technology and producing skills, making it sound like both the past and the future. With gems like "Casanova fall", "Bedhead" and "New baby boom".

Second single to precede the band’s self titled album. New Baby Boom is a happy discopopish duet with very special guest and friend Nina Natri (Fidget, Homy)! Also, great remixes by renowned names plus a second track Lovers Lane, an aperitif of the album!

Debut single from Universal Poplab. A sweet taste of catchy up-beat high quality synthpop, showing off a good example of a happy future to come (which, of course, is the self titled album :-)! The title track comes in a radio version, a clubbing remix by fabulous Playmaker and a twisted electronica one by Sweden's click & cut queen Sophie Rimheden. Add to all that, a sing-along cover of Marc Almond's "Brilliant Creatures" and the package is well wrapped and ready for delivery!