Danish producer makes football song in the U.S.

In the U.S., rotates a good part of the population world around NFL - the American Football League.

Music does not mean as little at sporting events, and every year has its own theme songs.

The Californian team The Oakland Raiders have of course a theme song.

Behind it stands the Danish producer Jimmy Antony. He has produced number of rapper and actor Ice Cube.

The theme is freely available on YouTube, where fans have the opportunity to hear the number, as in the best American style course to advertise a commercial product - namely soft drinks from Pepsi.

Hear the song:

After 23 years: D-A-D trying again in U.S.

23 years after the hit 'Sleeping My Day Away' is the Danish band DAD again ready to grapple with the world's still largest music market in the U.S.

The Group's German record label will to winter publish the latest DAD album 'DIC.NII.LAN.DAFT.ERD.ARK' in both England and the United States.

To this end, the group has just inspillet five acoustic versions of the album's best songs. They must be attached as bonus material for the foreign fans.

And Jesper Binzer is 100 percent ready.

- There has been so much since we tried the U.S. for the first time. Back then we had to fit into people's expectations. Today we are older and better. We have hits and experience. And we can get what we want it, says Binzer

After the release must DAD on tour in England in March. And according Binzer considering he and the three others to participate in next year's South By Southwest festival in Austin, Texas.

- It would be great. But it is not yet fixed, says Jesper Binzer.

Danish songwriting for Cher

Right now, the Danish composer Marcus Winther-John to write a song for the superstar Cher. And at home, he has already in Denmark provided all three X Factor winners hit.

Marcus is in fact the man, as the stars call when they are stuck or just to have a midwife for another hit.

In country music capital of Nashville, the songwriting factories for decades been a tradition. And the so-called co-writing - when composers sit down with each of his guitar to find something together.

- It's really fun, says Marcus, who in the 90s even war a star with the group Inside The Whale.

- It is important to go to the project with an open mind. Then comes the ideas almost by itself. And that's just all the different styles that inspire me, says Marcus, who on his website says that he alone last year was to write 80 songs - including several hit in Asia.

Marcus lives with his wife and their two children from songwriting.

- I'm not rich in that sense. But every day I am delighted to be able to live the dream job, says Marcus.

Danish Band on Pitchfork

(pitchfork.com) Copenhagen-based electro-pop artist MØ is hard at work on her debut LP with Ronni Vindahl, who makes up one-half of the Danish production team No Wav (get it?). Until then, she's letting go this sparkly new single, "Pilgrim", which sounds like the halfway point betweenPurity Ring's vocal-fucked acrobatics and Twin Shadow's new-wave dreamscapes-- in other words, pretty much a perfect fit within 2012's musical narrative.

MØ: "Pilgrim" (via SoundCloud)

The Danish Sound Studio Baby Factory is busy in hit-factory, currently working with real superstar.

This summer, the Danish hit-engineer Lars Falck suddenly a picture up on  his Facebook, where it said, he worked with American Grammy artists as Krayzie Bone, Yukmouth, Chris Brown and the legendary rapper Ice Cube.

- We are working on a track produced by Sha Money XL and here sings Chris Brown chorus, says Lars Falck.

Chris Brown has for some years been in the media spotlight after he had committed violence against his ex-girlfriend Rihanna - another superstar. Subsequently, Chris had difficulty finding a record company that would publish his music, but now everything seems to indicate that career goes up again.

And of course Ice Cube would come by the studio when he had 2 days in Copenhagen.

- In Ice Cube next album will be 4 songs produced by Danish produce which is under Solid Production in LA.