Uploaded October 2013 | Updated September 2026, 10 hours ago
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Jonas Rathsman first appeared in 2010 when his illustrious floor filler 'Proof' dominated dance floors whilst working as a duo with Fredrik Nyberg under the name Stuffa.
This time round it's a solo outing, the 'Tobago EP' is a first-class archetype of what he has set out to achieve. 'Tobago' characterizes his playful nature by opening with spirited claps and exploding with a cheerful organ synth paired with uplifting joyous vocals.
Mercury's Voodoo Underground remix suits its description perfectly almost as if the original had died and risen from the dead to become a more foreboding and eerie manipulation, whilst still containing the substance to send electricity throughout crowds courtesy of these Swiss producers capable craftsmanship.
Finally 'Feeling You' picks up the pace with a funky finger snapper encompassing a punchy bassline and soulful vocals to create an uplifting new disco vibe.
After viewing the results, one cannot fault the Swede on his decision to focus on a solo adventure as he persists on building up a repertoire representative of his energetic personality and talented dexterity.
Available on iTunes: bit.ly/buytobago
Follow us on Facebook:
facebook.com/LMFLF
facebook.com/NEWSrecords
Jonas Rathsman first appeared in 2010 when his illustrious floor filler 'Proof' dominated dance floors whilst working as a duo with Fredrik Nyberg under the name Stuffa.
This time round it's a solo outing, the 'Tobago EP' is a first-class archetype of what he has set out to achieve. 'Tobago' characterizes his playful nature by opening with spirited claps and exploding with a cheerful organ synth paired with uplifting joyous vocals.
Mercury's Voodoo Underground remix suits its description perfectly almost as if the original had died and risen from the dead to become a more foreboding and eerie manipulation, whilst still containing the substance to send electricity throughout crowds courtesy of these Swiss producers capable craftsmanship.
Finally 'Feeling You' picks up the pace with a funky finger snapper encompassing a punchy bassline and soulful vocals to create an uplifting new disco vibe.
After viewing the results, one cannot fault the Swede on his decision to focus on a solo adventure as he persists on building up a repertoire representative of his energetic personality and talented dexterity.
