Dan Lissvik

Dan Lissvik is a Swedish musician, maker, and remixer most widely known for co-founding the Balearic dance duo Studio room (along with Rasmus Hägg) aswell as the Gothenburg-based Program record label. Both Studio room and Service had been released in 2001 with some singles (acknowledged to the Studio room) that combined brand-new wave-influenced indie rock and roll with Afro-beat, dub, and Krautrock affects. In 2006, Studio room released their debut full-length, Western world Coast, on the info label. The record featured six intensive, heavily textured gradual disco slashes that occasionally resembled New Purchase lounging at Ibiza. The disk was an enormous critical success, showing up on many year-end best-of lists. The duo after that remixed tracks by artists which range from Kylie Minogue to A Hill of 1, and these mixes had been gathered as Yearbook 2 in 2008 (Yearbook 1 included all the tunes from West Coastline aswell as the non-album solitary “No Comply”). Studio room released no more material, ultimately announcing their separation in 2011, but Lissvik continued to be prolific like a maker and remixer, furthermore to his personal tasks. He released an instrumental single recording entitled 7 Trx + Intermission (acknowledged to D. Lissvik) in 2008. The Crêpes, his pop duo with Fredrik Lindson from the Embassy, released an recording entitled What Else? in ’09 2009. Lissvik created albums and singles by Swedish pop and indie dance performers like the Embassy, Lake Heartbeat, and Used by Trees, aswell as Canadian group Youthful Galaxy. He also remixed singles by Fever Ray, Korallreven, La Roux, HAIM, Sally Shapiro, and many others. In 2014, Lissvik released an experimental downtempo recording titled Meditation beneath the name Atelje around the Vinyl fabric Export label. In 2015, Lissvik released an uptempo neo-disco solitary entitled “Shuvit!” around the Smalltown Supersound label. The next year, he produced his full-length debut for the label with Midnight.