Lennarth Daniel Norgren (born 18 July 1983) is a Swedish singer‑songwriter who has been releasing music through the independent label Superpuma Records since 2006. His debut album, Kerosene Dreams, was recorded largely with homemade instruments and was followed in 2008 by Outskirt, which attracted a loyal blues‑oriented audience and led to touring opportunities across Europe. In 2010 he released Horrifying Deatheating Bloodspider, an album that broadened his reach even further and earned a nomination for Singer‑Songwriter Album of the Year at the Swedish Manifest Gala. Later in 2011 he issued the six‑track EP Black Vultures, featuring “Going Home Finally,” a song originally recorded for and broadcast on the BBC Radio program God’s Jukebox. On stage, Norgren performs on piano and guitar, accompanied by Anders Grahn on upright bass, with Andreas Filipsson occasionally joining them on a homemade organ. He has appeared at numerous European festivals and venues, including Way Out West (2010), the Roskilde Festival (2011), and End of the Road (2023).
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I Waited For You
Whatever Turns You On
Are We Running Out of Love?
Desperate Hour
putting my tomorrows behind
Lowbird
Worthless
Why May I Not Go Out And Climb The Trees?
Once A Queen
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