Stonemountain Orchestra began as an intense musical endeavor — a project devoted to crafting music that translates complex arrangements into something emotionally immediate, even for the untrained ear.

Using Eurovision both a creative vantage point and stylistic watermark, the group rapidly produced arrangements of songs from the contest. Working under tight deadlines, they reimagined the entries and published videos, often going live on YouTube within hours of the songs airing on national television.

As their momentum grew, so did their ambition. Stonemountain expanded their production, developing both the artistic vision and the technical toolbox behind it.

After several years of creative output and multiple viral videos, their version of Bigger Than the Universe caught the attention of Anders Bagge in 2022. One phone call later, the group found themselves performing an upgraded version of the song alongside Bagge himself.

In early 2023, their rendition of Loreen’s Tattoo released, surpassing 100,000 views and gaining international traction.

Since then, Stonemountain has shifted its focus toward live performances — selling out theaters and venues across Sweden. In June 2023, they performed at Gullbranna Festival, with guest artist Tusse joining for a powerful version of Voices.

That autumn, the group hit the road on tour, playing in cities like Stockholm, Gothenburg, Örebro, Jönköping, and Kungsör. On September 6th, they released their first original single Mine, capturing the emotional turbulence of a relationship’s final chapter.

Just weeks later, on October 4th, they released their debut album Make It Work— a collection of songs written to be experienced live, crafted with heart and soul by all 14 members. The album marked the completion of their first nationwide tour.

The 2025 tour became a defining moment in Stonemountain Orchestra’s journey — a celebration of musical range, storytelling, and community. From intimate theaters to larger venues, the band delivered emotionally charged performances marked by precision, warmth, and unexpected moments. The inclusion of guest artists elevated each show: Ole Børud brought his signature blend of funk and soul, Anders Bagge offered heartfelt presence, and Solala’s harmonic textures created goosebump-worthy highs. Every city became a chapter in a growing narrative of connection between artists and audience — proof that Stonemountain’s live experience is more than a concert; it’s a collective memory in the making.

Revisiting their original concept, the group once again released fresh covers of Melodifestivalen-contestants — this time reaching millions of streams across platforms. In a new chapter of collaboration, Stonemountain now partners directly with some of the competing artists, including appearances from Greczula, Erik Segerstedt, Saga Ludvigsson, John Lundvik and Nomi Tales.

Stonemountain Orchestra operates independently under their own label, Stonemountain Music AB, without any signed contracts with external labels or agencies — continuing to chart their own path through the modern music landscape.

Returning to Gullbranna Festival in 2025, Stonemountain Orchestra delivered one of their most talked-about sets to date. Under the summer sky and with an audience that stretched far beyond the stage, the band was joined by two powerhouse voices — Ole Børud and Hanna Ferm. Their joint performance became a festival highlight, blending groove, drama, and vocal brilliance into a single unforgettable moment.