What makes Soft Machine by Teddybears notable?

The album gained notable attention in Sweden, reaching high positions on the charts and earning acclaim for its innovative approach to genre blending. It features the hit track 'Cobrastyle,' which not only became a party anthem but also influenced various artists across pop and electronic scenes, solidifying Teddybears' reputation for boundary-pushing creativity. When 'Soft Machine' was released in 2006, Teddybears had already established themselves as a prominent act in the Swedish music scene with their previous album, 'Fresh.' This record marked a continuation of their eclectic style while also incorporating more collaborations with diverse artists like Iggy Pop and Neneh Cherry, showcasing their willingness to blend genres and sounds.

Who is Soft Machine for?

Soft Machine works well if you're into vibrant auditory exploration, short, engaging tracks and varied pacing and moods.

How many songs are on Soft Machine?

Soft Machine has 14 tracks, running approximately 48 minutes.

Released 20 years ago

Soft Machine

Teddybears · 2006

48 min · 14 tracks · alternative rock

A vibrant fusion of electronic beats, reggae rhythms, and punk energy that invites listeners to dance and reflect.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Cobrastyle (feat. Mad Cobra) — This track exemplifies Teddybears' unique blend of reggae and electronic soundscapes, becoming a standout hit that gained international recognition.
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Punkrocker (feat. Iggy Pop) — Featuring rock legend Iggy Pop, this song captures the album's rebellious spirit while merging rock with electronic influences seamlessly.
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Yours to Keep (feat. Neneh Cherry) — This collaboration highlights the emotional depth of the album, combining Cherry's signature vocals with Teddybears' infectious production style.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

vibrant auditory exploration
short, engaging tracks
varied pacing and moods
dynamic collaborations and features

Where this album fits

Career context: When 'Soft Machine' was released in 2006, Teddybears had already established themselves as a prominent act in the Swedish music scene with their previous album, 'Fresh.' This record marked a continuation of their eclectic style while also incorporating more collaborations with diverse artists like Iggy Pop and Neneh Cherry, showcasing their willingness to blend genres and sounds.
Stylistic neighbors: The Go! Team· Death from Above 1979· The Chemical Brothers