Nordic Steel

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Nordic Steel
Founded27/08/2006
FounderSpitfiyah, Iman Russ, Jatrix
Status2006 - Active
Genre Reggae, Hip Hop, R&B, Dancehall,
Country of originSweden Flag of Sweden.svg
Location Sollentuna, Stockholm
Official website http://www.nordicsteel.se

Nordic Steel Entertainment is a Swedish-based record label founded in 2006 by Spitfiyah, Iman Russ and Jatrix. [1]

Nordic Steel consists of three members – Henrik “Spitfiyah” Persson, Jens “Jatrix” Landegren and Iman “Russ” Esmaeilpour. Spitfiyah was brought together with Jatrix and Iman Russ through the renowned swedish artist Million Stylez around the year 2000. At the time Million, Jatrix and Russ just came out of the hiphop group Soundaddicts. While Spitfiyah came out of being a selector together with the now well known Dj Flash out of Stockholm Sweden. Soon after they formed the Nordic Steel producer team, while Million Stylez continued as artist on his own road. Nordic Steel has since worked closely with artists like Jah Knight, Rebellious, Richie Riott and many more. Previous work also include big artists like Munga, Turbulence, TOK, Cecile and more. [2]

Music produced by Nordic Steel

ArtistAlbumNotes
AdvanceGame Over
RebelliousEarth & Heaven
Lutan FyahDip Him
PerfectNothing Scares Me
Million Stylez ft Jah KnightBun a Badmind
Advance, Cali P, Richie Riott, Cheluz, Jahknight, Essay, Mazaya, Spitfiyah & JahknightGhetto Flexx Riddim
EssayNothing 2 Something
Iman RussThe Voice of the Future, People’s Truth (Double Album)

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References

  1. "Information on Nordic Steel establishment and members". Nordic Steel. 2011-03-19.
  2. "Information on Nordic Steel establishment and members". Nordic Steel. 2012-04-20.