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I don't how come it was so quiet around new Ash Pournouri's (Avicii's manager) project Cazzette consisting of Alexander Björklund and Sebastian Furrer (though you can check the list of their mixes achievements on their site) but seems like we've got its great breakthrough on the way with a new single "Beam Me Up".
Though I've mentioned Avicii's manager there's nothing Avicii-esque about this track. It's a monster club-banger consisting of a buzzing layers with definite dubstep-influences, Ke$ha-sounding vocals and utterly infections tune. Add a properly entertaining dance-video and you'll get a next big Swedish club-export.
Cazzette's album "Eject Pt 1" is out already on November 13th so don't miss the release.

Idol-2011 runner-up Robin Stjernberg is a top-candidate to take part in next season of Melodifestivalen and this weekend he has premiered his new single "Scars" to be released on Wednesday.
The song has turned to be an amazing progression of Robin's "All This Way" and "On My Mind". Though "All This Way" was mainly a pop-song with a dance-beat and rock-energy, "On My Mind" has crossed pop-rock line and "Scars" has gone even rockier with all that perfect pop-growth of the song. The moments when Robin goes pitchy high in choruses are still the most effective about his singles bringing some extra-power to a whole pack based on a great tune. You can check live-performance and I bet it's not any worse than studio-version.

Terese Fredenwall is definitely not another Melodifestivalen newcomer, how many melonewcomers perform their singles with Symphony Orchestra and do in such a great professional way.
Below you can check Terese performing her latest single "Drop the Fight" with The Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra and you absolutely should check how beautiful and goosebumps-giving it looked.

Brand new club anthem on Monday is always a good charge for a week so I should share new single "Voices" of Henrik B, Niklas Gustavsson and Peter Johansson.
This is the first time I mention Henrik here but it's a really nice start of further investigating of his music. What I like the most about "Voices" is that it wonderfully connects Swedish club-stage of 2012 with some warm influences of Swedish dance-music going through of 00s giving a powerful shot of this sunny energy and dancefloor joy.

Next interesting Christmas album to be released by Swedish pop-star this year is a new Martin Stenmarck's record "Decembersånger" that he has recorded with London Philharmonic Orchestra.
Just like Måns' Christmas album this one was produced by Peter Nordahl and will also be released as a charity help to World Childhood Foundation. The album will include 5 classic Christmas covers and 5 new songs. You can check tracklist of the album here.
"Decembersånger" is out already on November 12th and I do hope that it's as good as Måns' album which was my big favorite of Christmas-2010 along with Sarah Dawn Finer's one.