Northside

There are more artists with this name:

1) Northside are a band from the suburbs of Blackley and Moston in North Manchester, England. Founded in 1989 by Warren "Dermo" Dermody (vocals/lyrics) and Cliff Ogier (bass), the band released their debut and only album, "Chicken Rhythms," on Factory Records in 1991. Northside was part of the 1990s Madchester/baggy/rave scene. Michael Upton (guitar) and Paul Walsh (drums) later joined the band, replacing Timmy Walsh, who played guitar in their first single, "Shall We Take A Trip." The single was banned by the BBC for its references to drugs, but it broke into the UK Singles Chart Top 50 despite the lack of airplay.

Northside's next single, "My Rising Star," was released in October 1990 and reached No. 32 on the chart. "Chicken Rhythms" peaked at No. 19 in June 1991, produced by Ian Broudie. In 1991, the band scored a minor hit in the United States when their single "Take 5" reached No. 5 on the Billboard Alternative Songs chart. The band split up after their label Factory Records declared bankruptcy in 1992, despite having recorded a second album.

In 2003, Dermo and Ogier formed Silent Partners, while Walsh played with Manchester rock band Sons of the Stage. In 2006, Northside played gigs in Leeds and Manchester, and the album "Chicken Rhythms" was re-issued on LTM Recordings. Dermo formed V Thirteen in March 2011. In 2014, Northside reunited with all four original members and toured England. In 2017, Dermo released his debut single "Vultures" on Eromeda Records and recorded his debut solo album set for a 2018 release.

2) Northside, a trap artist from Costa Rica.

3) Northside aka. Göran Eriksson, is a skilled guitarist and visionary producer, Göran infuses his deep-rooted love for Americana with a distinctive Swedish touch, crafting sounds that resonate with authenticity and heart.

Göran's musical journey is heavily influenced by his extensive travels to Nashville, where he soaked in the city's rich musical heritage, further shaping his songwriting and production style. This experience has allowed him to blend traditional Americana elements with contemporary sounds, creating music that is both timeless and innovative.

Alongside his solo projects, Göran forms one half of the Americana duo 'Thyra' with his wife, where their combined talents bring a unique synergy to the Swedish Americana scene. Their music together celebrates the spirit of Americana while adding a personal twist that is uniquely their own.

Dive into Göran Eriksson's music where each song is a blend of Americana made in Sweden, enriched by Nashville's inspiring influence.