Erika Moeld

Erika Moeld is a Swedish singer and producer whose voice has appeared on several acclaimed tracks over the years. Her musical journey began in the late ’90s in Umeå, where she sang on a track by drum and bass band Zealots that was named “Demo of the Week” by Calle Dernulf on Swedish national radio show P3 Dans. Erika became part of the Umeå-based music collective Up Sweden, where she gained access to a studio and taught herself the fundamentals of digital music production. She made her live debut at the legendary Hultsfred Festival in 2002 and soon moved to Stockholm, where she formed the electro duo Nadie Affecta. With their raw, defiant electropunk sound, the duo quickly became an underground favorite. During 2003 and 2004, Nadie Affecta played over 70 shows—including Hultsfred again, Popstad Stockholm on Swedish Radio P3, and even the opening party for Elite Model’s Stockholm office. Their home base was Debaser Slussen, where the band became something of a resident act. In 2009, she teamed up with David Sandström (of hardcore band Refused ) to sing on Addeboy vs Cliff’s track Beep My Beep , which received heavy rotation on Swedish Radio P3 and was performed live on national TV show Popcirkus. Since then, Erika Moeld has appeared in a range of collaborative projects, including work with Emma Bates, Moist , and Gallo Rosso with the album Mmm-Aha.