History
Solence is a Swedish rock band formed in Stockholm in 2012. The group's lineup features Markus Videsäter on vocals, David Strääf and Jonas Nolér on guitars, Johan Swärd on keyboards, and David Vikingsson on drums.
All members are accomplished multi-instrumentalists and music students who united with a shared vision. In 2013, they relocated to live together in Stockholm to fully commit to their musical pursuits.
Solence delivers a modern and energetic sound characterized by epic choruses, strong melodies, and driving rhythms. They gained significant traction with their cover of Imagine Dragons' "Warriors," which quickly surpassed 100,000 views. Their success is attributed to high-quality productions and innovative self-promotion strategies.
Over their 11-year career, Solence has released a substantial catalog of songs, including notable tracks like "Brothers," "Direction," "The Hills," "Blackout," "In the Dark," "Indestructible," "Heaven," "Death Do Us Apart," "Rising Up," "Phoenix," "Dead Tomorrow," "Immortals," "Antidote," "Legends Never Die," and "Hope Is A Cult."
