Swedish pop star and four time Melodifestivalen contestant Dotter has released her new single, “Mr. Radio Beat”, her first single on new label Universal Music Group.
Dotter’s new era with Universal
Dotter has kicked off her new partnership with Universal Music Group by reimagining the Alexandra Stan international hit “Mr. Saxobeat”. Mixing the nostalgic dance track with contemporary production, “Mr. Radio Beat” is a feel-good anthem made for summer. The track is a tribute to the original song, while showcasing Dotter’s distinctive artistic identity and vocals.
Dotter says:
My version is about losing track of time and becoming one with the music – and with the person who makes everything else fade away. It’s that feeling of being so completely absorbed in a moment that the rest of the world disappears.
A dance-pop classic reimagined
When Romanian singer Alexandra Stan released “Mr. Saxobeat” in 2010, the song quickly became a global phenomenon. The single reached the Top 10 in more than 20 countries, topped charts across Europe, and peaked at No. 3 on the UK Singles Chart. Since then, it has accumulated hundreds of millions of streams and is still one of the most recognisable European dance hits of the 2010s. Dotter take’s the 2010 summer banger and reinvents the song for a new generation of dance-pop fans.
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Who is Dotter?
Dotter, real name Johanna Maria Jansson, is a singer-songwriter from Arvika, Sweden. She now resides in Stockholm. In 2018 Dotter debuted in Swedish Eurovision National Selection show Melodifestivalen, with her song “Cry”. She placed sixth in the 2018 semi-final. Dotter returned as a songwriter for Lina Hedlund, whose song “Victorious” made the 2019 Melodifestivalen final, placing eleventh overall.
2020 was Dotter’s most successful Melodifestivalen attempt, placing second with her song “Bulletproof”. Dotter also competed in the 2021 and 2024 editions of Melodifestivalen with her songs “Little Tot” and “It’s Not Easy To Write A Love Song”, placing fourth and twelfth respectively in the Grand Finals of Melodifestivalen those years.
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