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Super Viral Brothers

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Location: Stockholm, Sweden

Website: http://myspace.com/superviralbrothers

Bio: Get ready. This will be a fast one. A blast in the sky. A global pandemic. Super Viral Brothers is the explosion of two colliding ... (more) worlds. The sound of a soulful American voice surrounded by Swedish hyper-futuristic electro. The result? Immediate pop music for radio, club and car. But then the members are no beginners.

Opera trained Tenor Anthony Mills has performed with Harry Belafonte, Amy Winehouse and many others. He has also released many solo records through his genre Ghettotrance. Seeing Anthony Mills on stage is a pleasure - it’s where he belongs.

Olle Cornéer has made electronic beats since he was small. His latest records – under aliases Dibaba and Dada Life – are played by DJ:s such as Crookers and Eric Prydz. He also tours the world as a DJ.

The duo has just released the mixtape ”Flu Shot Mixtape” where they’ve chopped up and mixed Aphex Twin with the Stooges and a bunch of other favorites artists – and then recorded new songs on top of it all (and sprinkled with hot sauce). It’s been played by Mark Ronson and others, featured on the best blogs - as well as received nice feedback from all over the globe. Take it down. It will protect you against our times. Next up is the first single – ”Hot Chocolate + Polar Bear Rug” – with various remixes from Stay Gold (90:s Acid House), Dada Life (Maxed Out Meat Beats) and Maskinen (Swedish Hipster Hip-Hop With an Attitude). The album is called ”Wires In Love” and will be released after the summer.

Super Viral Brothers has one goal. They are here to make commercial pop interesting and fun (again…?). To succeed they promise to stay true to their concept: showing our times as they really are. No fake. They already work with designer Sam/SoloUniko to create the visual communication to match their grand (and sometimes a little bit mad) ideas.

Great ambitions? Sure. Good music needs that.
In the end there is no need for a sales pitch. Just put the music on and you will understand: Super Viral Brothers could kick your electro-pop band’s ass anytime.

And they will do it. (less)