Swedish Pop
Upcoming Jubël Tour
Jubël have mastered the sound of summer. As Sweden's premier pop act, the Stockholm-based duo specializes in dance-pop earworms built on intricate songwriting, crisp production and feel-good vocals. That winning formula has garnered the chart-topping, platinum-selling group millions of cross-platform streams and a dedicated worldwide following—all within a few short years. At the heart of Jubël are songwriters/musicians/producers Sebastian Atas, the band's primary producer and lead vocalist, and Victor Sjöström, the key songwriter and player of all instruments. Their singular dance-meets-pop sound echoes their background in electronic music—both artists started off in their local EDM scene, with Victor DJing and Sebastian producing—expanded by their refined take on radio-friendly pop. "We're like a live band with electronic elements and influences," Sebastian says. "We have songs with pop structures, but it's all very danceable, four-on-the-floor music. The songs can work in the clubs, at festival stages and on pop radio."
Read moreJubël have mastered the sound of summer. As Sweden's premier pop act, the Stockholm-based duo specializes in dance-pop earworms built on intricate songwriting, crisp production and feel-good vocals. That winning formula has garnered the chart-topping, platinum-selling group millions of cross-platform streams and a dedicated worldwide following—all within a few short years. At the heart of Jubël are songwriters/musicians/producers Sebastian Atas, the band's primary producer and lead vocalist, and Victor Sjöström, the key songwriter and player of all instruments. Their singular dance-meets-pop sound echoes their background in electronic music—both artists started off in their local EDM scene, with Victor DJing and Sebastian producing—expanded by their refined take on radio-friendly pop. "We're like a live band with electronic elements and influences," Sebastian says. "We have songs with pop structures, but it's all very danceable, four-on-the-floor music. The songs can work in the clubs, at festival stages and on pop radio."
