Erik de Vahl

Swedish pop/electronica musician and gardener, born on January 7, 1983 in Kramfors, Ådalen.

He lives in Trelleborg and has, among other things, released two albums on the label Service, one release on Kning Disk and has been included on a compilation from the record label Friendly Noise. Between 2007 and 2012 he released three albums in small editions on CD-R. In 2012 a cassette was also released on Zeon Light Kassett and de Vahl made music for the UR productions "Kusin Vaken" and "Shakespear Close Ups".

In the spring of 2017 he will release the album "Hold Your Breath" on the record label Kalligrammofon through an autobiographical podcast, where the songs are presented successively.

He also works as a gardener at the National Gene Bank at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) in Alnarp. Together with Else-Marie Strese, he published the book Cultural Heritage Plants for Future Diversity: Vegetable Plants in the National Gene Bank in 2018.