Fibes, Oh Fibes!

Biography

Fibes, Oh Fibes! is a Swedish pop/soul-band hailing from Gothenburg, Sweden. The band consists of three members; Christian Olsson, Edvin Edvinsson and Mathias Nilsson. They made their breakthrough on the Swedish charts with singels "One Hour Baby" and "This City's Got No Boulevards". They play piano-heavy pop with influences by american westcoast rock, adult oriented rock, the slick production of disco-era fleetwood mac and blue eyed soul. The band formed in 2001 and released their debut albu...

Fibes, Oh Fibes! is a Swedish pop/soul-band hailing from Gothenburg, Sweden. The band consists of three members; Christian Olsson, Edvin Edvinsson and Mathias Nilsson.
They made their breakthrough on the Swedish charts with singels "One Hour Baby" and "This City's Got No Boulevards". They play piano-heavy pop with influences by american westcoast rock, adult oriented rock, the slick production of disco-era fleetwood mac and blue eyed soul.

The band formed in 2001 and released their debut album "Still Fresh" in 2004, the album is characterized by a soulful sound with lot's of brass and piano. Two years later second album "Emotional" saw the light of day wich presented a new soundscape for the band. With "Emotional" a transition from the soul influences towards a more discoified sound is noticed. Where the echoes of a stompy motown sound could be heard on their debut, the follow up had a much more modern production but with clear influences from discofied AOR from the late 70's.

Their third full-length album, titled "1987" which have been co-written by Björn Skifs, Gary Kemp of Spandau Ballet, and featuring their duet-single "Run To You" with Kim Wilde, was released on September 2nd, 2009 and has become to be their best selling album.

In December 2009, Fibes, Oh Fibes! won the title "Pop act of the year" at the Swedish "Grammisgalan", with their latest album "1987".

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