Jayce Landberg
Swedish musician
Erik Jayce Landberg or Jayce Landberg, is a Swedish guitar virtuoso, composer, record producer, multi-instrumentalist, lyricist, poet, novelist, photographer, actor and film director.
Early life
Landberg was born in Switzerland and grew up between Stockholm, Sweden, the Swedish countryside as well as Switzerland.
At a very early stage he discovered art and poetry until finally picking up the guitar at his parents' request.
At age 18, Landberg left his current household to move back to Stockholm where he started playing guitar in several band constellations. He attended Uppsala University as well as Stockholm University and graduated with a Master of Arts degree as well as a Bachelor of Law.
Solo deal / recording career
In 2006, Jayce Landberg met rock vocalist Göran Edman, famous for his previous work with acts such as Yngwie Malmsteen & John Norum.
The two of them recorded two songs which were released as a demo EP entitled Lost Without You.
2005–2006 record deal
In the winter of 2005, Landberg decided to form his own band (which he would call Jayce Landberg) with former bandmates whom he had met while playing in previous bands, yet still looking for a vocalist.
Prior to meeting Göran Edman, Landberg had written music for two songs: Lost Without You and the epic ballad Marilyn which Jayce originally wrote as a classical music piece. The lyrics to the song Lost Without You were later co-written with Edman and the recording resulted in the demo EP of the same name.
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