Hej Matematik
band
Hej Matematik (literally "Hi Mathematics") is a Danish pop group, consisting of Søren Rasted and his nephew Nicolaj Rasted. In live shows, they are accompanied by Nikolaj Teinvig on guitar, Nicholas Findsen on bass, Mads Storm on keyboards and Peter Düring on drums.
History
2005–08: Formation and Vi burde ses noget mere
Hej Matematik was founded in 2005 by Aqua member Søren Rasted and his nephew Nicolaj Rasted during Aqua's and Søren's own solo projects' LazyB hiatus. In 2007, Hej Matematik provided backing vocals on TV-2's album For dig ku' jeg gøre alting. The group's own debut album was Vi burde ses noget mere, released in 2008, preceded by the two single releases "Gymnastik" and "Centerpubben" in 2007. The album peaked #4 in the Danish album chart, while "Centerpubben" became a moderate success, peaking #22 in the Danish single chart. The music video for "Centerpubben" is known for having Søren's fellow band members of Aqua on board, who were reunited in a music video for the first time since their sudden split in 2001. In 2008, the two more singles "Du & jeg", peaking #32 in the Danish single chart, and the promotional single "Vi ka' alt vi to", a ballad featuring an uncredited vocal performance by Søren's fellow Aqua-bandmember and wife Lene. In 2008, the single "Walkmand", which features a vocal sample by Michael Hardinger from his 1981s recording "Walk, Mand", has been released. Due to the huge success of "Walkmand", which made it to #3 in the Danish single chart and won the Danish "Hit of the Year" at Zulu Awards 2009, an annual award-ceremony held by Denmark's largest commercial television station TV 2, the 11-track debut album has been re-released in a special edition with "Walkmand" as a bonus track in the 12th place.
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