Teodor Boogh, known under the alias Telos Vision, is frequently seen collaborating with well-known artists and musicians across Sweden. Having worked with bands such as Goat and Graveyard over the past year, Telos Vision is now releasing the mindfulness anthem “The Moment.”

Multi-instrumentalist Teodor Boogh, based in Gothenburg, has been making a name for himself by collaborating with members of Goat, The Soundtrack of Our Lives, Graveyard, Little Dragon, The Hellacopters, and many others. The Moment marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter, offering the first taste of a string of upcoming releases.
In 2023, Teodor released his full-length debut album Traces of Light and embarked on a two-month tour with Graveyard to celebrate its release. The album received high praise in both Swedish and international press and was nominated for an award at Manifestgalan (often referred to as the Swedish indie Grammys). Last fall, Teodor followed up with the EP  The End, a collaboration with Erik Bodin and Fredrik Wahlin of Little Dragon. That release brought him and his band to New York City for two shows, which received glowing reviews from outlets such as American Songwriter Magazine.

The new music follows the same creative formula that launched the Telos Vision project. Teodor has been described as a Swedish counterpart to Jonathan Wilson (Father John Misty, Angel Olsen, Roger Waters, among others). Like the renowned producer, Teodor again plays all the instruments himself, in addition to producing and mixing the tracks.

Teodor shares his thoughts on the new single:
“I’ve always struggled with the feeling that happiness and success exist somewhere else, somewhere I can’t reach. I’ve rarely felt content with what I have. But I do know that happiness is almost always within reach – it’s in the present moment, not in the pursuit of something else. I try to carry that awareness with me and remind myself of it as often as I can. Now, that idea has become a song.
‘The Moment’ is also the first track I’ve created in my new studio. From making my first record in a basement with a mixing spot smaller than a bathroom, to now having a large room to work in – it’s a huge upgrade. You can really hear and feel the difference. Everything is better.”

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