Sergeant Petter

Sergeant Petter, given birth to Petter Folkedal, continues to be considered among Norway’s most talented and primary brand-new songwriters after his debut album, It’s an archive, surfaced in 2003. Hailing from an indie rock and roll history in his hometown Bergen, Sgt. Petter amazed both critics and record customers with It’s an archive, an record not very simple to pinpoint genre-wise. Immediately after its discharge, music writers aswell as music fans realized these were dealing with a fresh young artist with the capacity of merging country, folk, choice rock and roll, pop, and laughter in a manner that was completely not used to the Norwegian music picture. And in addition, radio strikes and prize nominations followed all of the fuzz. Ultimately, Sgt. Petter inked a cope with the Dutch label Excelsior Recordings, as well as the worldwide discharge of It’s an archive helped pass on his name across European countries, aswell as putting him on many festival and membership scenes throughout the continent. Sgt. Petter’s second record,Monkey Tonk Issues, made an appearance in 2005, once more receiving great testimonials. He have scored a radio strike with the one “Honky Tonk Rose,” as well as the record was nominated for the Norwegian Grammy Honours. By this time around, Sgt. Petter was also working as a normal collaborator with at least twelve other performers and bands, around Norway’s nation and rock picture. The Sergeant’s third record, A Mid-Tempo Frenzy, arrived by himself label, It’s a Label, in 2006. This time around a bit more pop-influenced, the record guaranteed Sgt. Petter’s placement as you of Norway’s most thrilling new artists.