Little Jinder

Stockholm-born Josefine Jinder performs under the solo moniker Little Jinder, sometimes shortened to Jinder. At age 20 she issued her first EP, the five-track Polyhedron, through Trouble and Bass Recordings in August 2008. Two months afterward a ten-track remix collection appeared, featuring reworkings of Polyhedron material by Drop the Lime, AC Slater and additional producers. Once touring commenced, she enlisted David Lindh and Johan Cederburg to round out her live ensemble; Cederburg also formed the second half of her indie electronica duo Back in Judy's Shack. That project had issued a self-titled EP on the since-defunct Swedish imprint Bedroom Records, an edition later re-released by Series Two Records in 2008. Following November 2009 appearances alongside the Trouble and Bass collective in Paris and at London’s Fabric, Jinder unveiled the anticipated “Youth Blood” 12-inch remix package, with plans for a full-length album slated for 2010.