Even though Mathias Stubø was not born before 1992 (now 18 years old) his love and addiction for the 70's is stronger than the average 70's soul boy.

Both of his parents were students at the Jazz Academy in Norway when he was born. The likes of Weather Report, Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke… were played all day while Stubø was in his mothers womb. The passion for these organic sounds of the 70's has been with him all the way since then. Especially 1979 is a year that stands out for him in his huge and ever growing record collection. The groove was on its way to the boogie. Funk on its way to fonk. The balance and friction between electronic and acoustic instruments was at its finest.

New electronics, synthesizers and production tools on the market and the fact that musicians started taking control over their production made them burst with creative ideas. "1979" is the center of that "golden period": 1978-1982, when most of Mathias' all-time favorite music was released. Artists and bands like Don Blackman, Patrice Rushen, Harvey Mason, Sylvia Striplin, Logg all came out in that period.

Stubø's debut for BBE is an ode to the creative forces behind the funkiest and most mind altering music ever made. "1979" is an original album that combines and blends progressive disco, warm afro funk, soul, R&B, hip-hop and more. Stubø's sound remains strong and consistent throughout the record and it all sounds and feels like it's coming from 1979.