Following a string of dream inducing singles, each of which pushed them to number 1 on Hype Machine, Stockholm's Korallreven released their debut album in the fall of 2011. Pulling from influences as diverse as dancehall and minimal techno to commercial pop and classical music, the music was thought-provoking and carefully constructed. Several years later, their sophomore album launched to surround the theme of beginning anew and trusting that incredible things are on the horizon if you deeply believe in them. The project has since ended, but Marcus and Daniel continue making music under their Yoo Yoo moniker and producing for a range of international artists.
Following a string of dream inducing singles, each of which pushed them to number 1 on Hype Machine, Stockholm's Korallreven released their debut album in the fall of 2011. Pulling from influences as diverse as dancehall and minimal techno to commercial pop and classical music, the music was thought-provoking and carefully constructed. Several years later, their sophomore album launched to surround the theme of beginning anew and trusting that incredible things are on the horizon if you deeply believe in them. The project has since ended, but Marcus and Daniel continue making music under their Yoo Yoo moniker and producing for a range of international artists.
"Basically, they've got a real knack for melding complex structures with a pop sugar rush”
"dreamy synth-pop"
"Heartfelt and beautifully restrained"
"finding a way to combine the secular and the spiritual without creating rifts or cracks, turning fantasy into reality”
