Written by Vanbot
Produced by Sebastian Forslund and Vanbot
The new single Hold This Moment was released on Spotify on January 29.
Followed by a full digital release worldwide in early February.
The debut album CD is available for purchase online
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Digi-sleeve packing.
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Digi-sleeve packing.
Director / D.O.P / Editor: Rikkard Häggbom
Assistant: Adina Rosado, Andrés Martinez Peyrou & Susanna Johansson
Styling: Therese Lögdahl
Directed/Edited by: Samuel Axelsson, Susanna Johannson and Josefine Alm
Artwork: Samuel Axelsson
Styling: Therese Lögdahl
Lighting: Sara Arnald
Director / D.O.P / Editor: Jacob Mohlin
Photo by Rikkard Häggbom
Photo by Sara Arnald
Photo by Sara Arnald
Photo by Rikkard Häggbom
Why are Swedish female pop stars always so brilliant?...
...Got To Get Out, a massive tune pumped full of space-age electronica and soaring synthesizers...
It's hard not to imagine this Vanbot album ending 2011 as one of the year's 10 best...[...]Brace yourself for some totally brilliant Swedish pop...
Remember Vanbot, of 'very promising Swedish pop duo' fame?
[Got To Get Out] It's a a thrilling, deceptively upbeat jam...
At the cooler end of the swedish popspectrum, Vanbot are an exciting new duo...
Having made an appearance in our Best Fit Fifty Tracks of 2011 with the outstanding Make Me, Break Me [...] Numb continues to showcase Ester Ideskog's tightly wound brand of electro-pop to fine effect.
Lost Without You is a buzzing pop gem that combines a pulsating electro beat, shimmering synths and Vanbot's Swedish sense of melody that is instantly catchy.
Late night bike riding and endless love for retro synthesizers inspired Ester Ideskog to compose synth-heavy electro pop as her alter ego Vanbot. Now she's back with her new single, Hold This Moment, which is about the exhilaration a certain moment brings and the lack of power to maintain it. The new album will be released in the spring 2013.
The self-titled debut album was released in 2011 on Vanbot's own label, Lisch Recordings that received rave reviews in Europe and the US. After performing in both Europe and the US, new songs were inspired by the idea of creating tension between the beautiful and the skewed; to find a balance between catchy melodies and twisted synthesizers. The focus is still on the melodies, but with more distorted elements.
