Melpo Mene

Melpo Mene瑞典新二人組團隊。Erik的聲音，好像棉花糖的甜蜜與溫暖，愜意輕松，聽著聽著就漸漸入夢鄉(xiāng)了。專輯配樂慵懶迷漫著某種簡單的情調(diào)。人們忙碌的生活，燥亂的光陰，讓人漸漸忘記了身邊許多美好事物，偶爾停下腳步，發(fā)現(xiàn)它，休閑時光我們少不了。 Erik Mattiason, the man behind Melpo Mene, might have never reached an audience outside of his native Sweden if "I Adore You," the lead single from his second studio album, hadn't been featured in a popular Volvo advertisement in 2008. Naming his project for the Greek muse of tragedy, Mattiason began recording his folky, electronica-tinged songs in the early 2000s. He was signed to Imperial Recordings, the home of likeminded singer/songwriter Jose Gonzalez, in 2003, and his debut EP on that label, Don't Save Me, was released the following spring. Another EP, Hello Benjamin, came out in the autumn, and his debut full-length, Holes, hit stores in Scandinavia before the year was out. His third EP, 2005's Jedi, signaled the end (for the time being, at any rate) of Mattiason's relentless release schedule. After three years of relative quiet, the erstwhile unknown Melpo Mene found himself launched into the mainstream when Volvo snapped up "I Adore You," a track from his upcoming album, for a commercial that aired around the globe, notably in the United States. His sophomore album, Bring the Lions Out, came out on Imperial in the summer of that year.