Mats Skimmelå

Mats Skimmelå

Independent Artist

About

Mats Skimmelå is a Swedish pianist and composer born in 1965, who studied at Berklee College of Music. He creates warm, melodic instrumental music influenced by jazz and Bossa Nova. His expressive piano arrangements and soft acoustic textures provide a soothing, timeless listening experience, seamlessly blending reflective moments with uplifting melodies. For more, visit www.am-soundmakers.com.

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More about Mats Skimmelå

Mats Skimmelå is a Swedish pianist and composer born in 1965, who grew up in Butorp, Deje. He honed his musical skills at Berklee College of Music in Boston from 1991 to 1994, where he developed a unique sound that blends influences from jazz, Bossa Nova, and atmospheric soundscapes. Mats creates warm, melodic instrumental music characterized by expressive piano arrangements and soft acoustic textures, offering listeners a calming and timeless experience.

His compositions reflect a deep passion for musical storytelling, skillfully weaving together reflective moments and uplifting melodies. Mats focuses on emotion, warmth, and elegance, crafting pieces that resonate with listeners on a personal level. With a growing audience of 4,923 monthly listeners and over 1,059 followers, his music has found particular resonance in cities like Santiago, Bogotá, and Mexico City.

Notable tracks such as "Tremont," "At Dawn," and "Something" showcase his ability to engage listeners through soothing melodies and immersive soundscapes. For more information about Mats and his music, visit his website at www.am-soundmakers.com.

Press

  • “At Dawn' is a stunning release complete with an intelligent arrangement, magnetic melodies and warm production. One thing is for sure, it is one of the most exciting new releases this week.”
    FVMusicBlog
  • “Mats Skimmelå ushers in a moment of quiet sophistication with “At Dawn,” a classic jazz ballad that captures the delicate beauty of a new beginning. Performed in a quartet setting and featuring Swedish saxophonist Johan Pihlström, the track leans into tradition while maintaining a fresh sense of presence”
    Honk Magazine
  • “At Dawn, this is a nice instrumental piece. All the elements are on point and complement each other well”
    Korliblog