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Pekka - Det m​å​ste va n​å​t fel

from Massproduktion 40 Years by Massproduktion

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Peter “Pekka” Jonsson started out as a drummer in Zlülb (that later became Brända Barn) and after that formed Invasion, Scendrag, Pete Dorothy and The Circumstances and with these band moved to the front of the stage as guitarist, vocalists and songwriter. He teamed up with another drummer that had made the same journey – Patrik Tanner and formed several bands with him and later moved to US together to continue the musical journey. Pekka moved back to Sweden to become a journalist and recently released an album with tracks from the whole recording career. Here he takes on one of his first songs written in Invasion in 1979 and records it’s from where he stands now. Naturally with his old friend Patrik behind the mixing desk and on backing vocals.

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from Massproduktion 40 Years, track released December 6, 2019

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Massproduktion Sundsvall, Sweden

Massproduktion started as a local punklabel in 1979 and have developed ever since.
Today you can find the modern folkmusic of Garmarna, the powerpop of The Confusions, the gotic metal of Left Hand Solution, the electronic sounds of Red Mecca and marvelous singer/songwriter Lars Bygdén.

Now and then we also release some of our classic punk recordings. ... more

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