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Didrick
Didrick is a Scandinavian group that got attention with the 2015 single 'Ready to Fly,' which featured Adam Young from Owl City. The song did well on charts...
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Didrick is a Scandinavian group that got attention with the 2015 single 'Ready to Fly,' which featured Adam Young from Owl City. The song did well on charts and earned them a Swedish Grammis award for Song of the Year. They've put out a couple albums since then, like 'Aurora' in 2017 and 'Aether' in 2021.
Their music mixes electronic and indie sounds with some orchestral touches, and they've worked with other vocalists like Miramis on 'Rewind' and Amanda Fondell on 'Smoke.' The band includes Erik Didrik on vocals and guitar, along with Johan Folkesson and Lukas Edvall.
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