Two years ago the blog Good Because Danish came to life. The Polish version of this blog, that you’re looking at right now. Since 2 years it’s great fun for me (Arletta) and now for us (Jasmin – <3 :) ) to discover Danish music and share the discoveries from the country of Olsen's gang and LEGO with you.
In the first post of the Polish version of the Good Because Danish blog there was a link to the song that EVERYTHING started from – “Trouble Is” by TURBOWEEKEND.
Warrning! It will get sentimental now
The phenomenal musicians from Turboweekend made me fascinated by Danish muscic and they were the first who “introduced” me other great bands from their country: When Saints Go Machine, Efterklang, VETO, Spleen United… I could count to infinity. That’s why after two years a very special thank you goes to Turbo-guys :) THANKS!
Of course – THANK YOU as well! Thanks for checking out Good Because Danish, thanks that you read, LISTEN TO and get to know the Danish music through the blog!
TURBOWEEKEND are not only great musicians, but also a super nice guys who prepared a little something as a birthday gift for Good Because Danish :) For your ears, especially for today – they made a list of their own favorite Danish songs. A list that is very long and full of Danish sounds in their best! There’s something fresh and new there, something from 1990-2000 period and older songs – true gems.
Listen to the Danish music recommendations from TURBOWEEKEND
PLAYLIST NO. 1 – New and old
DOBRE BO DUNSKIE 2. URODZINY – TURBOWEEKEND PLAYLIST NO. 1 by Good Because Danish on Mixcloud
PLAYLIST NO. 2 – New and old
DOBRE BO DUNSKIE 2. URODZINY – TURBOWEEKEND PLAYLIST NO. 2 by Good Because Danish on Mixcloud
PLAYLIST NO. 3 – 1990/2000
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