"Relocation means new impressions, faces, places and sometimes new problems to deal with, these are all things that tumble around in my head when I am writing a song I guess. It can also give a new perspective to old places and people. "
Have you started a band since moving to england?
"No I haven't, I am here for only 5 months, and having to pay rent and all that forces me to work most of the time, but me and two friends, Ben Sheard (http://www.myspace.com/benwizzy) and Vicky Chapman are messing about with some retro computers, such as a commondore 64, an atari, the first ever casio keyboard and other strange, old equipment, we are called Giftbaskets for the Unfortunate. But yeah, as for the time I am trying to get material for another full length record since my last one never made it to the factory and has been outdated. "
What was it like to be in a song with Taxi Taxi?
"It was ace, worth meantioning is that this song did only feature Johanna B.E from Taxi, Taxi! This was a very strange project though, I got the idea one night, asked Johanna if she wanted to sing on one song, which I then recorded the music for and sent to her over the internet. Taking lazy to a completely new level, but it turned out alright! Haha. "
In music what is the difference between the live music scene in Sweden and the live music scene in England?
"It is alot bigger in England I would say, here it feels more like you are going to a club than to a show, which is a bit more relaxing, also it is cheaper and more bands play here. "
While sharing the stage with Jose Gonzalez what did you experience? What did you learn?
I got to support one of my favorite singer/songwriters! Just that is enough for me. The night was fantastic, but I am not sure if I learned anything, maybe that Jose likes to listen to Iron Maiden-type bands to warm up for his shows, but that could just have been a one time thing, haha.
