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23:33:00

 



anamē & Lydmor return to highlight ‘Astronauts’, featured originally on the recent anamē album, ‘Hopes & Fears’.

Debuted live on stage at Above & Beyond’s Group Therapy 600 in Mexico City, ‘Astronauts’ showcased Lydmor’s stage prowess and presence, placing her captivating performance of the track as the highlight of the set. 

An emotive, highly-charged record, statement driven, album that ultimately leans to the lighter side of life, ‘Hopes & Fears’ was released towards the end of February, 2025. The album takes its inspiration from an honest reflection of how Marcus and Thomas feel about the world around them and the connections they’ve made worldwide. 

Long-standing collaborator with anamē, Jenny Rossander, better known as Lydmor, is a well renowned Danish pop artist, whose cultural heritage spans five albums, sold-out headline shows across Scandinavia, co-producing albums with Who Made Who’s Thomas Holding and being author of a best-selling book, charting her journey through the electric arts world over the last 10 years.

‘A live wire - show stealer - natural performer, Jenny’s at the heart of our writing process. The ambiguity and poetry of everything she does ultimately leads to songs people want to scream at the top of their lungs. She’s also always at the end of the phone - the songs on this album are born out of being together, investing in each other's emotional state, and letting it play out in the music we’re writing’ Thomas says. 
For tickets to anamē's on-going album tour, follow the link HERE


Dimitris Kechagias Review:
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[content title="Summary" label="Overall Score"]anamē & Lydmor’s edit of "Astronauts" from their latest album is a masterclass in contemporary electronic music production. The track opens with warm, pulsating basslines that create an immersive, atmospheric foundation. These basslines are meticulously layered with chunky, organic percussion, crafted using a blend of live-recorded elements and intricate sample manipulation, adding a tactile, earthy feel to the groove. The energetic kicks are precisely side-chained to the bass, ensuring a tight, punchy low end that drives the track forward with rhythmic precision. The production shines through its exceptional use of anthemic synths, characterized by expansive, evolving pads and arpeggiated sequences that cascade like cosmic waves. These synths are expertly modulated with automation techniques, giving them dynamic movement and emotional depth. Complementing the synths are cinematic string arrangements, subtly layered to enhance the track's soaring quality. The strings are processed with lush reverb and delay effects, creating a vast, ethereal soundscape that evokes the sensation of floating through the stratosphere. At the heart of "Astronauts" is Lydmor’s captivating vocal performance. Her voice effortlessly glides over the 115 BPM downtempo rhythm, with its smooth and beautiful foundation providing the perfect canvas. The vocals are treated with a combination of reverb, delay, and slight pitch modulation, adding a dreamlike quality that aligns with the track's space-travel theme. Lydmor’s stunning lyrics are poetic and evocative, inviting listeners on an introspective journey through space and time. Great lyrics that showcase her lyrical prowess, painting vivid images that resonate deeply. Overall, "Astronauts" is not just a song; it’s an auditory expedition. The meticulous attention to technical details in production, combined with Lydmor’s mesmerizing vocals and thought-provoking lyrics, make this track a standout piece. It’s trippy, emotionally engaging, and simply outstanding. #PureGold, Love IT[/content]
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02:43:00


Nordic dance duo aname and Danish singer-songwriter Lydmor collaborate on ‘Peaceful Avenues’, out now on Anjunabeats.

The collaborative work of Marcus Schössow and Thomas Sagstad reached its latest apex last year with their debut album ‘Beautiful World’, a record that the pair have envisioned since first meeting over two decades ago. Following on from solo work with the likes of Swedish House Mafia, Axwell /\ Ingrosso and Kaskade over the last ten years, the duo’s debut album is the latest milestone in their expansive discographies.

Originally featured as part of ‘Beautiful World’, ‘Peaceful Avenues’ is renowned as one of the biggest moments in aname’s set lists. Now, the anthemic track now sees its own release alongside multiple new mixes.

'Peaceful Avenues’ (Unplugged) sees Lydmor deliver a slow and emotional rendition of the popular track from a grand piano in Above & Beyond's studio. Also included in the release are a shorter edit of the original, as well as a full piano 'Unplugged' Instrumental Mix. Fans can expect to see behind-the-scenes footage of the recording process to be posted on aname and Lydmor’s social and YouTube channels in the coming weeks.

aname are currently on their worldwide Beautiful World Tour with upcoming shows in the USA, Canada, Hong Kong, Europe and more for any fans looking to see 'Peaceful Avenues' played out live in a city near them. Tickets on sale now (www.anamemusic.com/tour).





Dimitri Kechagias review:
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[content title="Summary" label="Overall Score"]aname & Lydmor collaboration Peaceful Avenues is absolutely timeless classic and it is pretty sure that this track will age like the good old wine. The simplicity and the awesome touching performance of the so simple and involving lyrics that can even make u cry in the brilliant unplugged mix is definitely the loudest proof of how amazing this track is and that will become another stellar classic for the Anjunabeats family. The superb extended mix included will be played again in the clubs with fantastic pulsating basslines, big distorted like synthy stabs and excellent climax that seems to work so perfect to even offer some uplifting moments that dancefloors will adore big time. #PureGold Love IT[/content]
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14:28:00

 


anamē : Old Norse, meaning: to adapt
(ah-nah-meh)

Scandinavian production duo anamē join forces with Lydmor on ‘Someone We Used To Love’, the second single from their upcoming debut album on Anjunabeats.

Marcus Schössow and Thomas Sagstad have been planning, plotting and dreaming anamē for two decades. First coming together at a house party in Helsingborg, Sweden, Marcus and Thomas bonded over a love of artists (Sasha or early Tiesto), labels (Strictly Rhythm, Defected), ethics (“We both wanted to work hard for our dreams”) and ideas.

'Someone We Used To Love' sees anamē collaborate with Danish singer-songwriter Lydmor. A celebrated artist, Lydmor dropped her critically acclaimed album 'CAPACITY' in 2021, and won a ROBERT (Danish Grammy) for best song with her work on the film score for Venus Effekten in 2022. The esteemed musician has played on the stages of Roskilde Festival, Tinderbox, Northside Festival, Indie Music Week in New York and beyond.

Previously released as part of her album ‘CAPACITY’, Schössow first heard 'Someone We Used To Love' after his cousin sent him a Facebook video of Lydmor singing the original song.

“There was something so special about it,” Marcus says of the vocal and feel of the track.“The way she sings it, it's like you're in the story and we can feel her pain. It's one of those records that we've had on the hard drive for almost two years, and we keep coming back to it and saying: that is a good one.”
“And it has a little bit of a controversial bite to it,” continues Sagstad. “It's very edgy, rough around the edges. We just knew we had to do more with her. She's just one of those forces of nature that we knew worked with our sound.”
anamē got their new album campaign off to a blistering start last month with the release of 'Anywhere (Road Trippin')', recently added to Sirius XM BPM. Over the coming weeks and months, the band will be pulling back the curtain on how an album comes together, through their social media channels and on their ‘It’s a Beautiful World’ podcast series.

anamē & Lydmor ‘Someone We Used To Love’ is out now on Anjunabeats. The duo join Above & Beyond at their Group Therapy Weekender festivities at The Gorge on July 21-23 and will feature at all three Anjunabeats Outdoors shows in New York City, Denver and Montréal this August, as well as our Anjunabeats London and Amsterdam shows later this year. Tickets on sale now (anjunabeats.com/events).

Tour dates:
07 July Huntington Beach, CA @ The Circle
08 July San Francisco, CA @ Public Works
15 July Chicago, IL @ Primary Nightclub
16 July Indianapolis, IN @ Black Circle
20 July Seattle, WA @ Ora Nightclub
22 July George, WA @ Group Therapy Weekender
28 July Brighton, UK @ Anjunabeach Brighton
29 July Boom, BE @ Tomorrowland
03 Aug Cluj Napoca, RO @ Untold Festival
04 Aug New York, NY @ Circle Line Cruises
05 Aug New York, NY @ Pier 17
05 Aug New York, NY @ Superior Ingredients
19 Aug Denver, CO @ Echo Mountain - Anjunabeats Outdoors
26 Aug Montreal, QC @ Parc-Jean-Drapeau
02 Sep London, UK @ Outernet
22 Sep Houston, TX @ Bauhaus
30 Sep Toronto, ON @ Noir

Find it here:  https://anjunabeats.co/nmydrmt.oyd


Dimitri Kechagias review:
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[item value="10"]You can’t get this memorable track out of your head[/item]
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[content title="Summary" label="Overall Score"]anamē continues to make waves in the global dance scene and the release of singles from their forthcoming album on Anjunabeats build great excitement as the tracks so far are brilliant. For their latest track co-operate with Lydmor for the melancholic dark melodic techno beauty Someone We Used To Love. The deep haunting basslines, thumping kicks, techy percussion and the dark moody synthy stabs on top along with the rolling synthy melodies and cinematic strings support perfectly the vocals that are out of this world. Her performance is full of pain and personality and it seems that work perfectly within the sonic soundscapes that travel mind, body and soul to places and spaces and highlight her emotional turbulence that she attempts to heal and overcome through this song. Exceptional electronic music that will stand the test of time. #PureGold Love iT [/content]
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