Tribeca

Tribeca is a Swedish electronic indie pop duo composed of Lasse Lindh, a melancholy folk-pop songwriter, and Claes Björklund, a producer. The duo was formed with the goal of creating music that they loved but hadn't heard elsewhere, driven by a sense of dissatisfaction with the existing musical landscape. Their debut album, "Kate -97," was released in August 2002 on Labrador Records, among others. Following this, they produced "Dragon Down," an album featuring twelve addictive pop songs with clear production and smooth vocals. Tribeca's music often blends analogue synthesizers with old-school beats, creating a unique sound that resonates with fans of electronic pop.

Tribeca's work reflects a blend of electronic and pop elements, showcasing their ability to craft catchy and memorable songs. With albums like "Dragon Down" and "Kate -97," they have established themselves as a notable act in the indie pop scene. Their music often features Lasse Lindh's smooth vocals at the forefront, complemented by Claes Björklund's meticulous production style. Despite their distinct sound, Tribeca remains a lesser-known but intriguing duo in the indie music world.