Stefan Andersson

Along with his rootsy rock and roll ‘n’ move – considered by many to be always a Scandinavian version of Bruce Springsteen – Swedish singer Stefan Andersson produced an enormous impact in his native country using the 1992 discharge of Emperor’s Day. Andersson promises his musical strategy is most intensely influenced with the cassettes his mom performed to him as a kid – principally composed of Elvis Presley as well as the Beatles. Certainly, his first music group was a Beatles cover group, but over many years he was struggling to write popular solitary with this format. His single career started with the most common circular of rejections from main record brands (who recommended he write even more Swedish-language materials), before he teamed up with maker Lars Andersson (no connection) at Record Train station Records. He discovered immediate achievement. His debut recording offered over 150, 000 copies (attaining platinum position in Sweden) as the attendant solitary, ‘Capture The Moon’, remained at #1 1 in the Swedish graphs for per month. Later on he was offered a Grammy honor for Emperor’s Day time, and a greatly effective live tour adopted. In 1993 he came into the studio room to record Walk DIRECTLY ON, an extraordinary follow-up arranged that came back him to the very best of the graphs.