The people behind Lady Gaga are crazy about danish Mannequin Mars.

 The Danish artist Mannequin Mars have release their second single "Oh My Gosh".

In november 2010 they won an American competition, organized by the grammy-winning producer / mixer Jack Joseph Puig (Lady Gaga, Black Eyed Peas and others) with their song "You Cant Love Me." After the competition, the interest grew for the brothers music and their refreshing style with influences from David Bowie, Prince and Culture Club, added with today's Auto Tune.

In 2011 they were contacted by the Danish music producer Lars Falck, who, like Jack Joseph Puig also has worked with Lady Gaga & Black Eyed Peas, here is the result of their collaboration.

The band is a pop duo consisting of two brothers, Adeeb and Kamil Alhaijali from Skive. The band has existed before they had found a band name. Adeeb was eight years old when he began writing songs while big brother Kamil was 12 when he began to produce music from a small studio he had built.

"Back then, the style was not the same," admitted the brothers, "But it didn't take too long before we knew what we wanted to do. It had to be pop music with a 80's / 90's sound and inspiration would be Michael Jackson, Prince and Roxette. "says Adeeb

On Youtube you can watch the video for "Oh My Gosh" -

Mannequin Mars is about to finalize an EP in Vibe Factory together with Jakob Winther and Emil Rosendal Lei. It will be mixed in Baby Factory this spring.

Mannequin Mars also acted as support for danish artists like Who Made Who, Vinnie Who and Mike Sheridan. They also appeared to Start Festival 2010 where they received much attention and praise for their slightly different style.

"It's a circus when we're on stage" they think. The music reflects the 80's sound, mixed with modern beats.

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Snoop impressed by the Danish Sound

Snoop Dogg expects a lot of cooperation with the Danish hitmager KATO, whom he mentions in laudatory terms

It was quite a surprise when Snoop Dogg back in October published a picture on Facebook & Twitter, from KATOs music studio in Aarhus with the text 'Recording with my nephew KATO live from Aarhus, Denmark.'

Now Snoop Dogg speaks again about his upcoming release with Kato.

In a clip from Snoop Doggs documentary 'Doggysodes', you see him tell his bandmates that he has great expectations for the number he made in KATO, and that he predicts it to be a huge hit.

- It's nice to see Snoop is just happy for what we did together, as I am. And I'm very proud of our session in my studio and the music I played for him, made such a big impression on him, says KATO about the new coverage of the collaboration.

At the end of the video Snoop Dogg has difficulty hiding his enthusiasm for the Danish dj, his music and his lady thatcher. As he says: 'Every song han put on, dem bitches Knew'. (Each time he made ​​a song so famous bitch of the editor)

Single 'Never Let U Go "is now published on Monday, March 19

It is not the only song from Snoop with Danish sound, the song "Tonight" which is mixed by Danish Lars Falck from Baby Factory will also be released in March

Danish Hampenberg & Alexander Brown in international cooperation with Pitbull and Fatman Scoop with their single "Raise The Roof"

Morten Hampenberg & Alexander Brown has always been good at finding featurings for their hits, and with their upcoming single "Raise The Roof", they have they've got the world famous rapper Pitbull and the marked hip-hop radio host and promoter Fatman Scoop to help. It is not only the international artists who contribute vocals on the single.

 the American rapper Pitbull written and performed the song and have in the past few years has been plain sailing and has a number of hit singles and best-selling albums behind her. The rapper has previously worked with Jennifer Lopez, Chris Brown, Timbaland and Akon, and now he has chosen to work together with the Danish dj-duo. It was the contacts in the hip-hop environment that made that Danish basic tracks for the single had reached Pitbull.


"We were told that he had moved on it right away. But we just went and thought: That's a lie. We dare not believe that we had landed one of the biggest commercial names at all," says Alexander Brown. As singlets lens title "Raise The Roof" suggests, there is an English version of the Danish duo's hit single "Push For roof" with Danish Yepha. The Danish version was originally the debut single from Morten Hampenberg & Alexander Brown and has sold about 40,000 copies.

About Pitbull says Brown, "He adds a number of entirely new dimension. One thing is that he makes it international, because he sounds so crazy. Another thing is that he takes on a whole new story into the number. He rides a lot references like 'Houston, we have the a problem', 'Beam me up, Scotty' and 'Back to the Future'. "

Hear the English version of "Raise The Roof" with Pitbull, Fatman Scoop and Nabiha and the original Danish version Yepha here: