José González

Although his parents are Argentine, singer/songwriter José González was created in Sweden, where he became nationally renowned for his mixture of autumnal indie pop and intimate acoustics. Pursuing stints with hardcore rings through the 1990s, González created the indie rock and roll clothing Junip alongside organist Elias Araya and drummer Tobias Winterkorn; they released their 1st EP, Right Lines, in 2000. González officially released his solo profession using the launch of 2003’s Veneer, a completely acoustic affair that shown a child years spent hearing equivalent parts bossa nova, traditional, and post-punk by famous brands Joy Department. Touchstones for González’s audio included Nick Drake, Paul Simon, Crimson Home Painters, and Elliott Smith, as well as the recording featured a favorite cover from the Knife’s “Heartbeats.” A style from “Heartbeats” was exposed in his function, and González documented addresses of “Like Will Rip Us Aside” by Pleasure Division, “Hands on Your Center” by Kylie Minogue, “The Ghost of Tom Joad” by Bruce Springsteen, and “Teardrop” by Substantial Assault. As his recognition spread abroad, Veneer finally received an American launch in 2005. González’s stateside potential customers were along with the appearance of his melody “Crosses” in the season-ending bout of The O.C. The name monitor from his 2006 EP, Stay static in the Tone, was also highlighted in the display. Stay static in the Tone shown a move from the bed room sound of González’s initial record, yet it preserved the same caliber of songcraft and functionality. Additionally in 2006, Gonzales teamed up with United kingdom electronic band No 7 on the record The Garden, offering vocals on four monitors: “Futures,” “LEFT OUT,” “Today,” and a edition of his very own monitor, “Crosses.” In 2005, he came back to utilize Junip, as well as the group released an EP by the end of the entire year and a full-length record in 2006. He came back to his single career the next year, however, using the discharge of INSIDE OUR Character. The record was partly influenced with the functions of biologist Richard Dawkins and philosopher Peter Vocalist. In ’09 2009, González started collaborating with several fellow Swedish songwriters and German composers in the Göteborg String Theory task; an experimental artwork and music business that culminated in the 2010 album The Göteborg String Theory and a tour in 2011. In 2015, González released his third single record, Vestiges & Claws, which highlighted the singles “Every Age group” and “Leaf Off/The Cave.”