Lindstrom

Lindstrøm, born Hans-Peter Lindstrøm in 1973 in Flekkefjord, Norway, is a critically acclaimed electronic music producer, composer, and multi-instrumentalist known for pioneering the "space disco" movement. Emerging from the vibrant Oslo music scene in the early 2000s, Lindstrøm gained international attention with his innovative blend of cosmic disco, house, and experimental electronica. He co-founded the renowned label Feedelity Recordings, which became a hub for his own releases and collaborations with fellow Norwegian artists such as Prins Thomas and Todd Terje.

His seminal albums and singles, including "Where You Go I Go Too," "It's a Feedelity Affair," and the widely celebrated "Raakoit," showcase his signature penchant for lush synth textures, intricate rhythms, and expansive, cinematic arrangements. Regularly collaborating with esteemed acts like Prins Thomas and Christabelle, Lindstrøm’s work is celebrated for its blend of retro influences and forward-thinking production techniques, earning him multiple Spellemann awards and establishing him as a leading figure in contemporary Scandinavian dance music. Over two decades, Lindstrøm has performed at major festivals and venues worldwide, cementing his reputation as an innovative force dedicated to pushing the boundaries of electronic music.