October 2, 2026 (Tampa, FL) – Symphonic, a leading music technology and services company for independent labels, managers, and artists, today announced the signing of Swedish pop-dance duo Jubël, in conjunction with the launch of Jubël’s new independent label, Peach Lemonade. This signing marks the latest move in Symphonic’s continued growth in Europe, after recently welcoming Dutch pop artist Douwe Bob, independent Swedish label Engeloop Records, French distributor Inouïe Distribution, and Afrojack and Gregor Salto’s label AS IT IS Records to its roster.
Under the deal, Jubël will release new music through Symphonic with access to Symphonic’s global distribution network and suite of artist and label services. Symphonic will provide the technology, infrastructure, and strategic support to help grow the duo’s audience and maximize the value of their music worldwide, including distribution to 200+ digital service providers, rights and royalty monetization, advanced analytics and reporting, playlist and editorial pitching, marketing support, and additional artist services.
Jubël | Photo credit: Peter Hansen
Consisting of producer and vocalist Sebastian Atas and producer and guitarist Victor Sjöström, Jubël has established themselves as a major force in global pop and dance music, with their catalog surpassing 1 billion streams thanks to hits including “Dancing in the Moonlight,” “Weekend Vibe,” and “Someone.” Their remix of “Dancing in the Moonlight” transformed them into an international success story, climbing charts around the world, reaching #1 on the UK Radio Airplay Chart, and later receiving a remix from Tiësto. Marking the beginning of the duo’s move into independence, their new single “Supernatural” is out now.
“Jubël has built an impressive global audience and has a clear and unique creative vision for the next chapter of their career,” said Sander Stijnen, Senior Director, A&R and Client Development at Symphonic. “We are excited to empower their independence by giving them the resources to grow Peach Lemonade.”
“By going independent with Symphonic, we get to follow our instincts, move quickly, and build the next stage of our career on our own terms,” said Sjöström. “We just make music we love. If people connect with it, that’s amazing. If not, we’re still proud of it.”
About Symphonic
Symphonic is a leading music technology and services company, offering a proprietary content management and distribution platform, global royalty collection and split payments, and robust label services and financial resources to independent labels, managers, and artists. Founded in 2006 by music producer Jorge Brea, Symphonic is 100% independent and proud to be “by artists, for artists.”
Headquartered in Tampa, FL, Symphonic has a significant presence in key U.S. markets – including Nashville, Los Angeles, New York, and Miami – as well as internationally in Canada, Mexico, Colombia, Brazil, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, Europe, the UK, Asia-Pacific, and Africa.
Symphonic’s current roster and alumni include Bad Bunny, Daddy Yankee, Marshmello, Doechii, Gunna, Juan Luis Guerra, El Alfa, Ozuna, Sean Paul, Imogen Heap, Jon Batiste, Ani DiFranco, Sublime, OK Go, Sixpence None the Richer, New Radicals, Stick Figure, GRiZ, CloZee, Freddie Gibbs, Method Man, Tim McGraw, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Surf Mesa, and Tokischa – among many others.
For more information, visit symphonic.com.