How has being twins and making music together since childhood informed your writing process?
Well we started making music together just a couple of years ago but being twins we have no filter and are very blunt with each other.
Do things feel more instinctive and is it easier to be honest and critical with each other?
Yes it’s nice because we find it extremely hard to be honest and critical with anyone else which is also bad because we lay it all on each other.
Where did the name 7ebra come from?
Kinda from liking the song Zebra by Beach House. And then the number seven kinda looks like the letter Z. Our birthday is January 7th also.
You grew up in Malmö - what’s the music scene like there? Do you think the city has shaped your music?
There’s a lot of underground venues and people doing stuff on their own. A lot of experimental/alternative music and also great djs. Malmö probably shaped our music in a lot of ways, but it’s hard to say how… it’s not the prettiest town, it’s very flat, no great viewpoints n stuff like that, very industrial. It’s home and we love it though!
How has the sound on How To Land A Plane evolved from your early recordings?
A little more elevated and layered vocals and stuff.
A bit more lyrical also.
Do you have very similar music tastes or do they differ at all? Recommend us some new music to listen to!
Pretty much the same taste, we differ a little when it comes to mainstream pop music. We would recommend Basic baby he’s also from Malmö.
What does the future hold for 7ebra?
More gigs in Europe, hopefully some festival in the summer. Other than that, work and writing more music. God willing.