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Birth name
  
Pelle Carlberg

Name
  
Pelle Carlberg

Genres
  
Indie pop, Acoustic music

Years active
  
2005–present

Music group
  
Edson

Occupation(s)
  
Singer

Record label
  
Labrador Records

Origin
  
Stockholm, Sweden

Role
  
Singer


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Born
  
October 21, 1969 (age 55) (
1969-10-21
)

Labels
  
Twentyseven Records (USA)Labrador Records (Swe)

Website
  
http://pellecarlberg.se/

Albums
  
The Lilac Time, Everything. Now!, In a Nutshell, Go to Hell, Miss Rydell, Riverbank

Similar People
  
Edson, Sambassadeur, Club 8, Mocca, Acid House Kings

Profiles

Myspace

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Pelle Carlberg (born October 21, 1969 in Uppsala, Sweden) is a Swedish singer/songwriter. He is a member of the band Edson and also records and performs alone as a solo artist. His music video for Riverbank appeared on an in-game television in the video game The Darkness.

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Albums

Pelle Carlberg P E L L E C A R L B E R G

  • Everything. Now! (Twentyseven Records, 2 November 2005)
  • In a Nutshell (Twentyseven Records, 28 March 2007)
  • The Lilac Time (Twentyseven Records, 27 August 2008)

    • EPs

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  • "Go to Hell, Miss Rydell" (Twentyseven Records, 16 March 2005)
  • "Riverbank" (Twentyseven Records, 19 October 2005)

    • Video game appearances

    Pelle Carlberg Lineup Copenhagen Popfest 2014

  • Pelle Carlberg's "Riverbank" music video can also be seen in the video game titled "The Darkness" The Darkness (video game).
  • During gameplay, interacting with the TVs will allow you to watch this music video, which constantly loops on the "alternative" channel.

    • Compilation appearances

  • "Go to Hell, Miss Rydell" (Labrador 100 - A Complete History of Popular Music, 2007)

    • References

    Pelle Carlberg Wikipedia
    (Text) CC BY-SA


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