(Image source: http://www.myspace.com/littlejinder)
I first came across 20 year old, Josefine Jinder, a.k.a Little Jinder, about a year ago, shortly after the release of her debut EP ‘Polyhedron’ signed by New York label, Trouble and Bass Recordings. A remixed version of the record followed a couple months after which included baseline bangers from artists/DJs/producers such as AC Slater and Drop The Lime (T&B Crew)… *Download DTL’s mix of ‘Eat My Fears’: it’s amazing!*
Since then her success in her Scandinavian homeland has flourished, with a rising fan-base in NYC also. Her music style, to me, sounds typically Swedish; by that I mean its poppy-club-electronica sound is rather reminiscent of fellow Swedes; Robyn and Royksopp.
Apparently after recording single ‘Youth Blood’ last year, Little Jinder discovered she had enough motivation, inspiration and ideas to create a full length debut album, which she is currently working on and should be on release at the beginning of next year.
Since then her success in her Scandinavian homeland has flourished, with a rising fan-base in NYC also. Her music style, to me, sounds typically Swedish; by that I mean its poppy-club-electronica sound is rather reminiscent of fellow Swedes; Robyn and Royksopp.
Apparently after recording single ‘Youth Blood’ last year, Little Jinder discovered she had enough motivation, inspiration and ideas to create a full length debut album, which she is currently working on and should be on release at the beginning of next year.
