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Koop (band)

Swedish electronic jazz band

Koop was an electronicjazz duo from Sweden, consisting of Magnus Zingmark and Oscar Simonsson. Their music consists of mostly vocal jazz created by putting together thousands of different song samples and has been described as a blend between 1960s jazz, swing and Caribbean music.

Koop ended their collaboration in 2008, with Simonsson continuing to compose and tour under the name Koop Oscar Orchestra.[1]

History

Zingmark and Simonsson met while attending university in Uppsala and formed the band in 1995, before moving to Stockholm.[2][3] According to Simonsson, his passion for the genre came about by growing up in a house where jazz was frequently played, with his father playing jazz drums in his youth.[4] The name Koop is a shortened version of a Swedish word meaning "cooperation".[5]

Koop released their first album, Sons of Koop, in 1997, which featured a sound that made heavy use of loops and a more electronic direction than their future releases.[3]

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KOP Vinyl Records & Discography

1. Who is KOP? A Brief Career Overview

KOP, the electrifying musician whose roots dive deep into Spanish punk and rap catala, stands at the crossroad of powerful lyrics and infectious beats. With an undeniable energy that brings people together, KOP has carved a niche in the music industry with their unique sound and fervent storytelling. Known for their stage presence and innovative approach, KOP's work has become a touchstone for fans and fellow artists alike. Their revolutionary contributions to both punk and rap genres have not only challenged norms but have also paved the way for new expressions in music. Moreover, KOP's love for vinyl is woven into their artistry, with a selection of stunning releases that highlight their commitment to this timeless format. Let's dive in and explore the fascinating journey of KOP!

KOP's Early Life and Background

KOP was born into a vibrant cultural tapestry that greatly influenced their artistic identity. Growing up in a family where music was a constant companion, numerous genres filled the household

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Cast on the Kop

Alex Dunn met up with Cast and La's legend John Power to discuss a life-long love of all things Liverpool.

Kenny's back in the dugout at Anfield, Cast are back together. Is there a sense things have come circle?It's funny you've said that, I've never really thought of it like that. Kenny being back in the dugout certainly is. I guess in a way my life has come full circle too. Football-wise, I think Liverpool have been going a little askew for a few years now and I think Kenny's the man to put us back on track. He's trying to rediscover a spirit level that will take us back to the point where we want to be. I think spirit is what Liverpool has always been built on and it's that sense of knowing what we're about, having a clear identity, that has been lost a little. In football you can't build a great team on shifting sands. Those players need to know exactly what it means to play for Liverpool FC and I think Dalglish is the man to instil that belief. It's not been a bad week to be a Liverpool fan to be fair though...It's been a great week. I was actually back

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