Jesper Lindell was the breakout star of 2017 on the Swedish music scene, when he released his debut EP. Produced by Benkt Soderberg, father and former producer of the world-renowned sister duo First Aid Kit, Little Less Blue presented a collection of songs that were equal parts soul, Americana and rock. The praise from Swedish music journalists was immediate: the notable rock guru Jan Gradvall likened Jesper Lindell to a "young, agile and karate-kicking Van Morrison", and well-respected music magazine GAFFA noted that Lindell was a "shooting star" who seemed too talented to be a product of a such a small country like Sweden. Engineered by Zach Anderson, of the American/Swedish band Blues Pills, Jesper Lindells enticing debut album "Everyday Dreams" is a clever mixture of rock, folk, blues and soul, performed by a 26 year old musician in love with classic pop, Stax-Volt R&B, and that old time rock & roll. Hailing from a small town near Stockholm in Sweden, and gifted with an amazing soulful voice, guitarist/pianist/songwriter Jesper Lindell delivers an intimate album that could have been recorded in the late sixties.