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Miss Me In April 3:540:00/3:54
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Hello 5:150:00/5:15
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Rythm’n’Pop 4:410:00/4:41
“...several really good songs, the performance is highly competent... ” - Robert Ryttman 2019
“There's a kind of a Rolling Stones inspired party atmosphere on the Mudfish album, with a sound that also brings back the upbeat energy of the post-Beatles, late 1970s Euro-rock era.” - Robert Silverstein
A new Mudfish Four Song-ep
Rythm' n ' Pop Soul from Borås
Miss Me in April
Release: October 2nd 2026
1. Hello
2. Miss Me in April
3. Rythm 'n' Pop
4. In the Clear of the Morning Light
"Let's do something different" was the starting point in 1997, when it became clear they had the chance to break the mold. English vocals—baby, yeah—short songs, no solos. A dream of touring England.
The idea was to follow their instincts during the song writing process and search an expression of their own, faithful to the rock and pop giants that once ignited the flame in their hearts. The idea that a gig is something that is created together with the audience in the moment. The dream that the audience is bigger and happier at the end of the concert than in the beginning of it.
Miss Me in April - a four song-ep, release date October 2nd 2026
Miss Me in April was recorded at various locations in Borås by Tobias Walka, who also produced, mixed and mastered the album.
The noise makers on this four song-ep are Johan Novenius (bass and vocals), Joakim Lövgren (lead vocals and harmonica), Anders Nilsson (keyboards and vocals), Åke Strömberg (rythm guitars and vocals), Mats Svedberg (lead guitar) and Mikael Nybo (drums and percussion).
In the Clear of the Morning Light features the Beautiful Boda Brass Band.
The Muddy Horns horn section on Rhythm ’ n ’ Pop is made up of Ingvar Sund (saxophone), Gunnar Böhm (trombone) and Lars Oscarson (trumpet). Lars also plays the trumpet at the end of Miss Me in April.
Feven Strömberg Jämsvi appears on on vocals on Hello.
The fish on the cover was drawn by Claes Nilsson and edited by Feven Strömberg Jämsvi.
Press photos
Joakim Lövgren
Åke Strömberg
Mudfish