Playground Music Scandinavia is a leading independent record company and distributor operating since 1999 all over the Nordic region (Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden). Playground Music has vast experience and a great track record in successfully establishing artists and labels in the territory. Playground artists directly signed or represented include: Jenny Wilson, The Rasmus, Jeanette Lindström, Ace of Base & The Concretes among many others. Playground represents several international independent labels such as Beggars Banquet, 4AD, Domino, Matador, XL Recordings... 
Playground Music Publishing AB is the publishing arm of Playground Music Scandinavia AB. We sign and develope Scandinavian artist with international potential who write their own material. We publish their works for the world. We have a joint-venture agreement with Universal Music Publishing Sweden who handle the administration worldwide. We seek synchronisation deals for our music and tracks. All request are welcome! We seek active hard working writers, artists and bands from Scandinavia to publish preferably those who are seeking to have albums or tracks released. 
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Swedish singer/composer/lyricist Jeanette Lindström is threefold gifted. She has that ability to set the imagination of the listener in movement; with her voice, her music as well as with her words. In synch. Her sixth solo album Attitude & Orbit Control serves as hard proof. A space odessey of sorts, interpersonal as well as interstellar. Micro- as well as macrocosmic forces at play. Fellow travelers include co-writing guest vocalist Robert Wyatt, a whole new band and new co-producer and drummer Magnus Öström of e.s.t. as well as lyrics contributor Sidsel Endresen. The new album, entitled Attitude & Orbit Control, will be released in September by Playground Music Scandinavia on the Diesel imprint. As on most of her records A&OC comprises mainly original material, one cover, The Flaming Lips’ song All We Have Is Now, the only exception this time.
