P3 Musikguiden: Be The Bear

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Bad Things gets airplay on Swedens most acclaimed radio show!

“Vi startar Musikguiden i P3 med Iman Hazheer med en halvtimme full av nya låtar. Allt från premiärer av stora singlar till det bästa vi på redaktionen hört på sistone … Nytt med Rita Ora, Tnght och Be The Bear. Lyssna på hela programmet här!” ♥

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Press

- “If the pop music industry in the UK has any respect for itself, Be The Bear will be hailed like Gotye or Fun. Niki and the Dove might be the latest cover story for Scandinavian pop, but that may soon shift to highlight Be The Bear and rightfully so” 5/5
  
  —Samuel Litherland, Born Music UK
- “Swedish duo Be The Bear encompass everything that is so good about Swedish music. The smooth pop-electro beats, the soaring female vocal, and the infectious melodies.”
  
  —Flying With Anna, UK
- “Ever wondered what it would sound like if School of Seven Bells made love to Björk whilst on speed? New single ‘Coffee Kids’ from Be The Bear is just that.”
  
  —Acid Stag, Australia
- “a multcoloured melody that eschews early Bjork and Niki and the Dove. Surging forth on a joyous ride of electro pop that shoos and coos bad karma away from your body”
  
  —God Is In The TV Zine, UK
- “Be The Bear’s tasty brand of electro pop had me hooked on my very first listen. Her voice slays me.”
  
  —Syffal, USA
- “I feel like there are no words to describe some songs, like serenity and sincerity can join our souls through music. Be The Bear is one of few acts that really knows how to do that, so simple and pure. Listen to the lyrics, listen to Christina’s voice, and if you’re lucky you’ll understand… 5/5″
  
  —Play My Tape, Brazil
- “They released their first EP Fireships last December but have now been drawing some attention with their new single “Bad Things.” It’s an incredibly catchy indie pop song, tailor-made for the summer. We’ll surely be hearing more from these two in the near future.”
  
  —Hot Shit
- “Scandinavia once again proves to be a musical paradise … the voice of the singer seems to swim in places recalling the best achievements of Bjork, or the charismatic voice of Florence Welch. Being among the first (musical) pioneers to discover the band gives us good reason to feel proud.”
  
  —Music Is, Poland