Josefine Jinder is a 24-year-old Stockholm sweetheart who at a young age moved to the UK and received a diploma in sound technology from the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts. It was there that Jinder started developing her sound, which is influenced by synth, IDM, disco and the rich musical history and environment of her native Sweden.

Jinder came to international attention with her first EP, Polyhedron, on Trouble & Bass in August 2008. Her second release Youth Blood debuted in March 2009 and became an instant hit with the club kids. It got a remix treatment twice over in December 2009, with low-end monsters from 12th Planet & Flinch and Bok Bok, plus house and techno rubs like Renaissance Man and Swedish names including Tony Senghore and Tomas Andersson. The release was subsequently licensed to Ministry of Sound in the UK and featured on the Drop the Lime Fabric CD, Diplo’s Blow Your Head CD and on the Hed Kandi Nu Disco album.

Little Jinder followed up 2010′s massive teen anthem Youth Blood with another sweet and sinister single that was sure to get stuck in your head and eat at your soul. Produced by Trouble & Bass label head Drop the Lime this monster track features Josefine’s angelic vocals weaving in and out of a tapestry of dubstep and jungle-influenced rhythms. The most successful remix of this one was from Swedish drum & bass legend Seba, most famous for his releases on LTJ Bukem’s Good Looking Records

Into 2012 and Jinder is showing no signs of slowing down, having now signed with management company SEG International and now with Elastic Artists for her live performances. She is releasing another massive bass-oriented tune in March produced by 12th Planet & Flinch, called ‘Keep on Dreaming’, which will be accompanied by a video from acclaimed director, Boniverful and remixes from Starkey, Deadboy & Living Graham Bond. Early supporters include Simon Bassline Smith, Switch, Ed Solo, Greg Churchill, Seb Chew, Drumattic Twins, Wilkinson and many others.

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