On the other hand, the Swedish artist and producer sweeep, who made a name by herself through her characteristic lo-fi and experimental sound, in Burn Down My Mind she steps outs of her comfort zone and debuts as a singer. The result of this artistic union is perfect for kicking off the season of clubbing or simply to letting ourselves captivated by an enveloping and eclectic atmosphere.
Sweeep & Sace, Silent Boy
An enveloping sound

On the other hand, the Swedish artist and producer sweeep, who made a name by herself through her characteristic lo-fi and experimental sound, in Burn Down My Mind she steps outs of her comfort zone and debuts as a singer. The result of this artistic union is perfect for kicking off the season of clubbing or simply to letting ourselves captivated by an enveloping and eclectic atmosphere.
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