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Axel is in fact the Swedish word for shoulder, but born and bred Stockholmer, Mr. Boman could just as easily have been named Rumpa, the Swedish word for ass, since most of his life has been dedicated to moving just that body part.
It was around 1992 that Axel’s ass started dragging the confused y
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Axel is in fact the Swedish word for shoulder, but born and bred Stockholmer, Mr. Boman could just as easily have been named Rumpa, the Swedish word for ass, since most of his life has been dedicated to moving just that body part.
It was around 1992 that Axel’s ass started dragging the confused youngster into all sorts of weird situations – dodgy warehouses, blooming fields, sweaty basements – just about any place that had a nice sound system and someone pumping a fat bassline through it. His older brother already being a collector of the latest techno and house records, Axel started keeping a strict diet of fresh beats which has kept him alive and kicking ever since.
Building a reputation for himself in the small but very friendly Stockholm club scene, he was soon acknowledged as one of Sweden’s most skillful and best looking dj dudes. Naturally, production activity followed shortly. Working out of small studios in his hometown as well as in Gothenburg (where Axel is currently finishing his Master’s degree in fine art), tracks like the underground hit “Arcimboldo” on Ourvision Recordings soon landed in the crates of connoisseurs like DJ Koze, Magda and Seth Troxler. His sound is raw, playful and drenched in oceans of soul – just the kind of stuff the dancefloor’s of today are longing for.
2010 is set to be the big breakthrough year for Axel and his ass, with the epic screw house anthem “Holy Love” being released on DJ Koze’s new Pampa Records imprint around the same time as he goes off to London to participate in the Red Bull Music Academy. In the already legendary Studio Barnhus, a workspace he shares with Petter (Border Community) and local idiot Kornél Kovács, wonderful new music is being made.
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