John Martin

Most well-known for his vocal efforts going to singles with the Swedish House Mafia DJ collective, John Martin Lindström was raised in southern Stockholm. Boy of the rally drivers, Lindström became thinking about music at age 13 when he shaped a Nirvana addresses music group with school close friends. By 15 he was fronting an organization which performed its material, but shortly became disillusioned with rock and roll music — as well as the music group template generally — after getting signed and eventually dropped with a label. He became significantly interested in digital music after dazzling up a a friendly relationship with DJ and ex-boy music group member Michel Zitron. Zitron was assisting Lindström record materials in Stockholm’s Cosmos Studios when Sebastian Ingrosso of Swedish Home Mafia overheard their function and asked the set to assist along with his task. The effect was “Save the Globe,” a summertime 2011 anthem co-written by Lindström, Zitron, Swedish Home Mafia, and set up pop musician Vincent Pontare. Lindström supplied a rock-inflected business lead vocal from what was essentially a residence monitor, and “Conserve the Globe” continued to enjoy product sales of circa half of a million in the U.S. after achieving the top in the U.K. Third , achievement, Tim Bergling of Avicii popularity approached Lindström and Zitron, as well as the set helped to create the lyrics for his Pengin Café Orchestra-sampling, Swedish Best Five solitary “Fade Into Darkness.” Whereas Lindström’s vocal for “Save the Globe” had opted uncredited, another solitary that he co-wrote for Swedish Home Mafia, “NOT Worry Kid,” included his name around the artwork. It charted in 32 countries, achieving the best place in the U.K., Sweden, Australia, and Venezuela by the finish of 2012. A cooperation with Dutch hardstyle take action Maximum Enforcer ensued before Lindström received equivalent billing on the vocal mixture of the SHM monitor “Reload” early the next year.