Boy In Space (Robin Lundbäck) launched his solo career in 2018 after a successful run with boy band JTR. He’s collaborated withan impressive set of artists including powerhouses like Alan Walker, The Struts and John Newman, and has managed to captivate audiences worldwide with half a billion streams and one million monthly listeners on Spotify.
This year has seen Boy In Space be more vulnerable than ever as he has opened up about both physical- and mental health struggles through his music. Earlier this year, the release of his personal EP ‘Copium’ was a testament to a new sound with a deeper meaning. Heartfelt singles ‘Atom Bomb’, ‘Finally Fine Without You’ and ‘The Last Time’ showed a more intimate side of Robin, reflecting on themes of mental health and personal growth, while the scenic video for ‘Mayflowers‘ allowed the singer to explore light and creative notes through his passion for old school films.
“I wrote ‘Dancing On Dynamite’ earlier this year in Nashville. It being my first time there I got heavily inspired to write something that feels like me but with a touch of country. Drawing inspiration from my own life and experiences, I’m so satisfied withthe result. Something new for me, but still very much the same.”
