Jonna Eve Eriksson

#Musicians ; social media trends fade. A strong artist identity lasts forever. ♾️

#MusicMarketing #MusicianSky #IndieArtists

Artist’s who keep their concepts going and just DELIVERS ❤️✨

While on sick leave, I downloaded Duolingo to have something to keep my brain going. What have I learned? That a lot of Germans have lions, tigers and bears for pets. OH MY!

Hoping this is real because LOVE 🦈🦈🦈

I get that it is impossible to top last seasons masterpiece, but I am still a little bit disappointed when I hear the new theme for White Lotus s3. So slapless.

Also remembering the time I saw Sufjan at Coachella and right before the second autotune part came in he added the line ”so I Kanye West” and it just made so much sense with that sound

As an ADHDer I urge Bluesky to make it possible to edit posts, because the amount of times I’ve posted before spellchecking OR even missed something although I’ve spellchecked, and had to remove and redo a post… 😂

This song is such an emotional journey and probably the only 25 minute one I will never skip. Probably the most cathartic song ever made.

Also words of the day!

Front page of today’s NY Post

WORD!

Remembering Tallin Music Week last year, when an Estonian industry colleague asked if I knew who Tommy Cash was and I immediately half-shouted ”I AM OBSESSED WITH HIM”. Turned out she worked with him, and I have never felt like I had strayed from the industry code of never being a fan more.

😍

K-märk

I mean, I used to be a swim coach, so duh.

What I keep telling emerging artists in my marketing workshops 👇 Concept and storytelling is EVERYTHING!

Rewatching One Tree Hill with my bestie, since she is the only person of our generation who did not follow it ”way back when”, and my biggest question after finishing season one is HOW THE FUCK DID EVERYONE LOVE LUCAS SCOTT WHEN HE IS LITERALLY THE MOST PROBLEMATIC FUCKBOY TO EVER WALK THE EARTH???

Journey
Outkast
New Order
Need for Speed
Arcade Fire

Another addition to the tale of my teenage musical awakening.

This one.

VICTOR MALM: Vi måste våga kalla terroristen för terrorist Ännu vet vi ingenting om motivet bakom massmordet i Örebro. Victor Malm menar att vi ändå bör kalla det för terrorism.

Vi borde klara av att kalla dådet för vad det är. En tidig helgkrönika om språk, politik och vad ord gör med verkligheten.

www.expressen.se/kultur/victo...

For someone who’s never on Twitter/X, these character limits feels so 00’s social media. You know, back when only a couple of your friends were on Facebook and for some reason everyone knew a guy called Tom who liked to pose in front of his computer.

Yet another artist that had a big impact on me as a teenager ❤️ And that keeps moving me to this date…

And how many of them ws much smarter than they thought, but the dumbness was so internalized tht whenever their actual intelligence shone through it was treated as a joke. And that’s all on patriarchal impact today.

Saw a reel about accomplished women who let men mansplain things to them, and it got me thinking of the girls in school who made being dumb a big part of their personality, not because they were superficial, but because it kept them from being at the bottom of the pecking order. 10 page essay?

Wow, this is one of my first real favorite albums and bands as a teenager and one that has been instrumental in shaping my taste in music - as well as my deep interest in it. Maybe I wouldn’t have been in the music industry without Silent Alarm? Who knows? 😅🤷‍♀️

Kommentar: Kulturministern snodde allt ljus från filmfestivalen Sorgligt att Parisa Liljestrands pinsamma tal överskuggar alla fantastiska filmer, skriver GP:s kulturchef Johan Hilton.

Verkligen tråkigt att Parisa Liljestrand valde just filmfestivalen för att positionera sig på kulturkrigets slagfält. Skrev några rader. www.gp.se/kultur/kultu...

Misogyny in music: ‘We need to look at all structures around abusers’ The UK Parliament's Women and Equalities Committee has been holding an inquiry into misogyny in music. Here is the latest session.

Misogyny in music: ‘We need to look at all structures around abusers’

The UK Parliament's Women and Equalities Committee has been holding an inquiry into misogyny in music. Here is the latest session.