Bells Fell Silent Malmö, Sweden
Gustav Sigala Haggren was asked to play a few solo shows. He wanted to play some of his recent, more personal work. After
trying them out on stage he felt he needed to pursue the project further.
He and Niklas Hegfalk stayed in Niklas cabin for a week and wrote some intimate, reduced songs that should become the foundation of the self-titled debut album, to be released in November 2020.
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