"Lemé impresses again with a new great song"
In newspaper Avisa Nordland - 08.08.2026
"The first thing one thinks when hearing this pop‑soul ballad is how wonderful it is to be so timeless and so unaffected by trends and fashions."
"We’re talking about an elegant and fine production that is easy to fall in love with, and which makes you want to listen to it again and again."
"This sounds so strong and so reigning with Elias Undrum’s voice in front that it’s simply a joy to look forward to what comes next."
New interview with Lemé
By newspaper Bodø Nu
We talk about our latest single Falling For You, life at the moment, and future plans for the band.
Review of Easier Said Than Done
By Rune Slyngstad
"My word, what a band!"
"Their first single was wonderful, but this one is even better"
"It sounds like they are having an absolute blast, making the listner feel the exact same way."
"This could have been a hit in the second half of the 60s, and it may as well become a hit now in 2026..."
"Goodness, how good this is. You have to check this out."
This Ain't Over - Nordland’s second best song of 2025 by Avisa Nordand.
By Rune Slyngstad
"The young quartet from Bodø has launched its charm offensive. It sounds so cool and stylish that you simply have to give in completely. It doesn’t sound strange, yet it still doesn’t sound like anyone else in 2025.
We’re talking about a lively, energetic, and catchy pop-soul track that glides straight into the heart of music. And stays there."
Review of This Ain't Over
"Wow! They have already proven themselves live on several occasions. We’ve seen and heard the potential. Now, the young quartet from Bodø is out with their very first single, and it’s so cool and stylish that you can’t help but be impressed. It doesn’t sound strange or obscure, yet it doesn’t sound like anyone else in 2025.
We’re talking about a lively, energetic, and catchy pop-soul track that goes straight to the heart and stays there. It has the qualities of a true hit if everything falls into place. Listening to This Ain’t Over leaves you feeling uplifted and full of joy. According to Lemé, the song was written ahead of their performance on the Skogen stage at Parkenfestivalen last year, but it has only now been released on streaming platforms.
The guitar riffs are sharp, the chorus infectious. There are hints of 60s and 70s pop here, but above all, this is utterly timeless."
- Rune Slyngstad (Avisa Nordland)
