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Artists · December 13, 2018

Go get that Grammis, Simon

By Amuse

Simon is a very good friend of ours and one of Amuse’s first signings. In less than a year, the Uppsala born producer/rapper/singer has:

  • released two full length albums, his debut album PRODOTTO, and the smash hit Pusher with the great Dani M.

  • Dani M is in good company. Simon has been doing songs with and for pretty much all of Sweden’s rap elite. Z.E, Vic Vem, Adel, Parham
 The list goes on.

  • A few weeks ago he had 9 tracks on Spotify’s 100 playlist. At the damn same time. That’s the biggest Nordic hiphop playlist.

Yeah, you get the point. Well, today he finished off the year with getting a Swedish Grammy nomination for Producer of the Year. We called him up to say congrats and to ask him a couple of questions:

Where were you when you found out about the nomination?

I was hanging out at a hotel room abroad when Felicia at Amuse called me. I mostly remember saying “Are you serious?”.

When did you start making music?

I started writing lyrics and dreaming about a career around 2002. But it wasn’t until 2016 that I started producing.

You’re a man of many skills. What do you enjoy most, producing, rapping or singing?

I really like the combination. The feeling of being able to sit in a room, all by yourself, and create a whole album from scratch is pretty indescribable.

So, what can we look forward to next year
?

I’m going to keep at it. But I’m definitely aiming for working with some new people. Maybe outside of Sweden


Thanks Simon! Take our advice and go listen to him now.

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