Bellman

Bellman is a Norwegian option vocalist/songwriter whose debut recording, Mainly Mute, was a breakout strike in ’09 2009, garnering critical accolades and featuring the favorite solitary “Spaceship, Move Slow.” Given birth to Arne-J Rauan and hailing from Larvik, Norway, the vocalist/songwriter cites affects that include modern experimental rock rings such as for example Sigur Rós and Radiohead; traditional pop/rock bands like the Seaside Boys as well as the Beatles; option rock bands from the ’90s such as for example Mercury Rev and Slowdive; and Norwegian skills such as for example Stina Nordenstam. Upon putting your signature on a recording agreement with C+C Information and collaborating with manufacturer Lars Klokkerhaug, Bellman produced his record debut in ’09 2009 with Generally Mute. The record spawned a few singles, “Spaceship, Move Gradual” and “Celestine,” the to begin which, originally released in 2008, demonstrated especially popular. Thanks a lot partly to generally enthusiastic important reviews, Generally Mute reached the very best Ten from the Norwegian albums graph. The in-concert documenting Live at Sliperiet (2009) premiered in the instant wake of Generally Mute’s important and commercial achievement, with just a month’s period separating both albums.