Kate Tucker & The Sons of Sweden

Seattle-born, Nashville-based Sons of Sweden play lush, layered indie rock with sparkling melodies and shimmering soundscapes. On their new album, The Shape the Color The Feel, echoes of Cocteau Twins, The Cardigans, and early U2 can be heard in songs that explore the darker moods and brighter vistas of Spoon, Interpol, and Phantogram. The high intensity single “Blue Hotel” is fast becoming a radio favorite, charting CMJ and Triple A stations alike, pioneered by Nashville’s own Lightning 100.
In 2013, KT+SOS launched a highly successful Kickstarter, featured in Huffington Post,  to make their collaborative visual album The Shape The Color The Feel. Produced by Konrad Snyder (Kopecky Family Band), the band recorded at The Brown Owl in Nashville and then invited ten different filmmakers to give the songs their own unique shape, color, and feel. The result is an expansive visual album of ten music videos, three short films, and a documentary that explores the community that emerged throughout the process.