Jonas Lundqvist was only 11 years old when he started what was to become one of Sweden’s most influential and notorious bands – Bad Cash Quartet, where he was a drummer and songwriter. Along with Broder Daniel, they created the foundation for what is now known as Swedish Guitar Rock. At 16, he was already a veteran on the Swedish roads. No small town was too small to play for the slacker kids from Örgryte. An intense band with intense personalities, who still are eminently alive in the Swedish music scene. For example, we nowadays find the band’s former singer Martin Elisson in the band Hästpojken. Bad Cash Quartet quit in 2004.

Three years later, Jonas released his first solo album – ADHD, taking the artist name Jonas Game. The album was released on Swedish record label Sincerely Yours, and was a natural step on a journey of friendship that had started long ago.

In 2012, we got much closer to today’s reincarnation. Jonas released his first album – Så e de me de – under the name his mother gave him – Jonas Lundqvist. He departed on a liberalizing path, crossing roads and collaborating with Studio’s Rasmus Hägg. He left behind his old guitar, wrote songs in Swedish and started developing his music towards what it sounds like today.