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Holiday87
Holiday87 formed in Stockholm in 2014 with Johan Biverstål on vocals, Anders Granström on guitar, Pontus Persson on bass, and Emil Bastås on drums. They took...
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Holiday87 formed in Stockholm in 2014 with Johan Biverstål on vocals, Anders Granström on guitar, Pontus Persson on bass, and Emil Bastås on drums. They took their name from the carefree spirit of the 1980s, and their music reflects that with its nostalgic synth-pop and indie rock leanings.
Their 2017 single "Sweet Nothings," featuring vocalist Minke, became their breakthrough track. The song's straightforward melody and sincere delivery connected with listeners, giving the band a wider audience beyond Sweden.
They followed with albums like 2019's "Running from the Past" and 2022's "Echoes of Time," maintaining their blend of upbeat indie anthems and more reflective material. Their sound nods to artists like The Smiths and Depeche Mode without trying to replicate them.
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