Top Cats

Top Cats is a vibrant rockabilly band hailing from Sweden, known for their energetic blend of classic rock 'n' roll and modern pop influences. Initially gaining momentum in the Swedish music scene, Top Cats shot to wider recognition following their participation in Melodifestivalen 2012, Sweden's preeminent music competition that selects the country's Eurovision Song Contest entry. They competed with the song "Baby Doll," finishing as a strong contender which served as a springboard for their subsequent national success.

Priding themselves on their dynamic live performances and authentic, yet contemporary sound, Top Cats have developed a loyal following. Their discography boasts a wide range of tunes that exhibit their love for the rockabilly genre, drawing inspiration from the 1950s American rock 'n' roll culture while infusing it with a fresh, Scandinavian twist. Their recent releases, including the gritty "Hearts for Gold," the heartfelt ballad "Piece of My Heart," and the festive "Stuck Under the Mistletoe," showcase their versatility and capacity to craft catchy hooks with a retro flair. "Det kan väl inte jag rå för" adds a touch of bilingual diversity to their repertoire, highlighting their Swedish roots. With a passion for reviving classic sounds for the modern era, Top Cats continue to charm audiences both at home and internationally, carving out a unique niche in the contemporary music landscape.

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Hearts for Gold
Single - Released May 26, 2023
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