Every name here is more than a project — it’s a character, a sound world, a story.
Instead of fitting every idea into a single style, each expression is given the space to exist naturally and authentically.
Meet the Characters
Classe & Bultknäckarna — classic rock and country
Straightforward, honest, grounded in tradition, riffs, and storytelling.
Clay Oak — genre-blurring alternative soundscapes
Deeply personal, reflective, and unflinchingly honest. Music that captures inner landscapes, fleeting moments, and the quiet intensity of human experience, inviting listeners into a world both vulnerable and resilient.
Conny Cruisefelt — punk meets rockabilly
Dirty swing, attitude, and humor, rooted in rebellion and groove.
Dirge For Tyrants — punk
Raw, direct, and uncompromising. Minimal distance between impulse and sound.
Gravel Stone — experimental indie rock
Raw, textured, and intensely atmospheric. Fusing gritty realism with expansive sonic landscapes, their music captures the tension between chaos and reflection, inviting listeners into a world that’s both visceral and hauntingly intimate.
Kitty May — focused rock with subtly provocative lyrics
Energy, confidence, and playful edge without ever being obvious.
Nova Lind — modern Swedish pop
Intimate, nocturnal, and emotionally honest. Stories of connection, distance, and self-discovery, sung with vulnerability and quiet strength.
Raggar-Raffe — rock with twisted wordplay
Playful lyricism inspired by everyday absurdity and car culture, in the spirit of Robert Broberg.
Stormborne — cinematic Nordic rock
Epic, visceral, and fiercely personal. Music that channels raw emotion, stormy landscapes, and the untamed power of human struggle, drawing listeners into a world both dramatic and intimate.
Vidar Kolbrand — alternative rock with cinematic flair
Darkly humorous and vividly narrative, blending surreal storytelling with sharp social observation. Music that twists reality, emotion, and irony into something both unsettling and irresistibly compelling.
Whiskey Viper — industrial metal
Mechanical, heavy, and relentless. Cold machinery colliding with human tension.
Other projects include Velvet Scars — featuring Lux Noir, Vidar Kolbrand, and Gravel Stone — and Klas Du Lence — featuring Sixten Rude, Alva Persen, Ronny Granvik, and Nova Lind — each with its own tone, themes, and emotional language.
An Experiment in Music & AI
This is an ongoing creative playground, focused on:
- Songwriting
- Production
- Storytelling
- Exploring AI as a creative tool, not a shortcut
The process is often slow, sometimes contradictory, but always intentional. AI is used to explore possibilities — never to replace human responsibility or judgment.
Why Work With Characters?
- Because not all ideas sound the same.
- Because different stories need different voices.
- Because music becomes freer when it doesn’t carry everything under a single name.
Each project here can be consistent, clear, and honest — without limiting the others.
A Living Archive
This isn’t a finished work — it’s a growing archive of music, personalities, and sound worlds.
Explore. Choose a character. Listen. Let the voice speak.
How the Music is Made
Starting Point: Every song begins traditionally — with an idea, theme, or story. Concepts are developed into narratives, often one to four pages, forming the emotional backbone of the song.
Lyrics: AI is used to generate drafts, but every line is reviewed, edited, combined, or discarded. The final lyrics are always shaped by human intention.
Music: Once lyrics are finalized, music is developed in Suno. Every section — guitar style, rhythm, dynamics, chord progression, verse, chorus, transition — is guided to fit the character.
Refinement: AI-generated elements are often adjusted manually. Stems are separated, vocals cleaned, parts edited, and the best moments blended together.
AI as a Creative Collaborator
AI is not a shortcut — it’s like learning a new instrument. It functions as:
- A mirror for ideas
- A generator of alternatives
- A tool for exploration
Every final decision — lyrical, emotional, musical — is human.
The Philosophy
These projects live in the space between:
- Intention and interpretation
- Control and unpredictability
- Human emotion and evolving technology
Songs are never fixed. They are shaped, questioned, and slowly carved into form. Over time, the dialogue between human creativity and technology becomes more precise, personal, and intentional.