ELECTRIC BOYS FRONTMAN READY WITH A BRAND NEW SOLO ALBUM. He’s got an unmistakable and natural rock star swagger, yet at the same time he’s a salt of the earth kind of guy. That’s Conny Bloom, one of the most charismatic frontman in Swedish rock music. As a teenager Bloom, born as Ulf Conny Blomqvist in Stockholm 1964, learned his trade in bands such as Road Rats and Neon Rose but found success and fame in the late 80s as the centre of attention influential groove rock combo Electric Boys, with whom he got MTV intense play, booked regular spots in Billboard and reached #1 in the Swedish sales charts with the latest album “Ghost Ward Diaries”. Conny was also catapulted to success in the 00s, when he played guitar for the Finish super-stars Hanoi Rocks in their latest three albums. However, as a solo artist he’s doing something completely different. On his two latest albums, he’s singing in Swedish. Musically and lyrically you could put him in the tradition of, say, Pugh Rogefeldt and Stefan Sundstr?m, storytelling folk rock with traces of psychedelia, funk and 60s pop. As a songwriter, Conny Bloom moves between seriousness and humour. He has a unique way with words, he sings the way he talks and there’s no reason to doubt him since that swagger of his means he always walk the talk.
