Shout Out Louds with The Cardigans and Telquist

Stockholm's Shout Out Louds, formed in 2001 by childhood friends Adam Olenius, Ted Malmros, and Carl von Arbin, are known for their indie pop sound, blending cozy guitar pop with cinematic vibes. They gained fame with albums like Our Ill Wills and Work, collaborating with producers like Phil Ek and Björn Yttling. Their songs featured on TV shows like The O.C. Popular tracks include "Please Please Please." They are well-known for evolving sounds from the adventurous Optica to the introspective Ease My Mind.

The Cardigans, formed in Jonkoping, Sweden in 1992, are known for their blend of sugary pop and clever arrangements. Their album "Life" and hit "Lovefool" brought international success. Originally metal fans, the band later shifted towards pop, with vocalist Nina Persson at the forefront. They achieved platinum status in Japan with "First Band on the Moon." The group went on hiatus post-1998 but reunited for live shows in the 2010s. Collaborations included Max Martin-produced artists like One Direction and Ariana Grande.

Sebastian Eggerbauer, aka Telquist, crafts unique indie beats with a hip-hop edge. Known for viral streams, a Netflix intro, and German TV gigs.