PRESS RELEASE 13 May 2026

GoSo Projects · Film Production Bridge

Opening Bulgaria for Nordic Film Productions

GoSo Projects helps Swedish and Nordic production companies explore Bulgaria as a powerful new destination for feature films, commercials, music videos, documentaries, television and international productions.

Why Bulgaria?

Bulgaria is one of Europe’s most interesting filming destinations. Here you find dramatic mountains, historic environments, industrial areas, coastline, countryside, modern cityscapes and large professional film studios — often within short distances from each other.

The Swedish–Bulgarian Link

With a Swedish background and strong local presence in Bulgaria, GoSo acts as a practical and cultural bridge between Nordic production thinking and Bulgarian production capacity.

It Is Not Just About Finding a Beautiful Location

Behind the initiative is a clear understanding of how film and TV production actually works on the ground. With experience as a location manager in film and television, as well as from larger productions, events, stage builds and technical coordination, GoSo knows what is required when an idea is to become a real shoot.

Functioning logistics, clear communication channels, the right people in the right places, access to locations, fast problem-solving and a production structure that holds together even when conditions change — that is what makes a location work.

Nu Boyana Film Studios

An important part of this opportunity is the connection to Nu Boyana Film Studios in Sofia — one of Europe’s most established film studios, offering large backlots, sound stages, set construction, costumes, props, technical infrastructure and experience from international productions.

For Nordic companies that want to work professionally within Europe, but with new visual and economic opportunities, Nu Boyana can be a powerful door opener.

Sofia as a Time Capsule

In Sofia, you can still find places, neighborhoods and streets that resemble how a large city in Sweden may have looked during the 1940s, 50s and 60s.

In certain districts there is a raw, living and almost time-capsule-like feeling — facades, stairwells, courtyards, trams, older residential buildings, worn gateways and broad boulevards carrying another kind of European history.

For film and commercial production, this creates a unique opportunity: to find environments that in Sweden have often been renovated away, rebuilt or lost.

Sofia can be modern.
Sofia can be Eastern European.
Sofia can be brutalist.
Sofia can be historic.

But Sofia can also, with the right camera and the right eye, portray an older Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö or an anonymous Nordic city from another time.

GoSo Can Assist With

Contact with Nu Boyana Film Studios

Initial dialogue, coordination and guidance for productions exploring the studio’s resources, backlots, costumes, props and production capacity.

Location Scouting in Sofia and Bulgaria

Finding the right streets, neighborhoods, buildings, landscapes and environments for film, commercials, music videos, documentaries or content productions.

Location Understanding from Film and TV

Experience of what is required behind the camera: logistics, access, team flows, production needs, local solutions and reliable structure on the ground.

Nordic Historical Character

Sofia offers locations that can resemble Sweden during the 1940s, 50s and 60s — a visual quality that can be difficult and costly to recreate in today’s Scandinavia.

Local Production and Coordination

Contact with local producers, film workers, technicians, studios, authorities and suppliers.

Cultural and Practical Bridge

Communication between Swedish and Nordic production companies and Bulgarian partners.

On-Site Pre-Production

Research, cost overviews, logistics, planning and basic production structure.

Sofia, Bansko and Bulgaria

Access to city environments, mountains, nature, countryside, historic places, communist-era architecture, industrial areas and constructed studio worlds.

GoSo Projects Is Ready to Be the Link

Between Sweden and Bulgaria. Between Nordic professionalism and Bulgarian creative potential. Between Swedish production companies and Nu Boyana Film Studios. Between idea and actual filming.

Sweden ↔ Bulgaria
Nordic Production Thinking
Nu Boyana Film Studios
Locations & Logistics

GoSo Projects – opening Bulgaria for Nordic productions.

PRESS RELEASE  11 May 2026

GoSo Projects · Press Release · Music Ecosystem

The Machinery Collective

A new international music ecosystem where musicians can create beyond their own names

The Machinery Collective is a new creative music project built on a simple but powerful idea: musicians often carry more music within them than the music they are expected to play. By bringing together musicians, producers, singers, songwriters and creatives from different countries under artistic aliases, the project creates a free zone where identity, genre and old expectations no longer control the expression.

In a music industry where artists are often locked into a sound, a band name, an image or an audience, The Machinery Collective wants to open another room. Here, musicians can step out of their familiar roles and create music from instinct, curiosity and artistic freedom.

“This is not about hiding. It is about daring to create without first asking the market for permission.”

Music without borders – and without old labels

The idea behind The Machinery Collective was born from the insight that many musicians love music in a much broader form than the music they themselves are known for. A guitarist in a metal band may carry cinematic soundscapes within them. A drummer from the rock scene may want to explore electronic rhythms. A singer known by the audience for a hard expression may have a completely different storytelling voice inside.

But when a musician’s name is already connected to a certain scene, a certain band or a certain audience, freedom often becomes limited.

By working under creative aliases — or “synonyms” — each participating musician can become a function within a larger machinery. The guitarist can become The Architect. The drummer can become The Engine. The singer can become The Signal. The producer can become The Operator. The songwriter can become The Ghost.

It creates a new way of listening. The audience meets the music first, not the résumé.

A collective, not a band

The Machinery Collective is not a traditional band. Nor is it a record label or a conventional collaboration. It is a moving musical ecosystem where different creatives can be connected for different songs, soundscapes and projects.

Each production can have its own character, its own expression and its own constellation of people. This makes the project flexible, international and open to development over time.

The core is not a fixed genre.
The core is the method.

The right idea at the right time

As music is increasingly created across borders, through digital studios, remote recordings and international networks, The Machinery Collective becomes a natural continuation of a changed music world. Technology makes it possible for a drummer in Gothenburg, a singer in Sofia, a guitarist in Vienna and a producer in Berlin to build something together without being in the same room.

But the project’s real strength is not in the technology.

It is in the freedom.

The Machinery Collective wants to become a place where established and emerging musicians can explore new sides of themselves without having to break away from their existing bands, scenes or audiences.

Statement

“The Machinery Collective was created for musicians who carry more than one musical identity. It is a place where you can step out of your name, your genre and your expected role — and create music from a freer point. Sometimes you need to wear a mask to finally be completely honest.”

About The Machinery Collective

The Machinery Collective is an international creative music ecosystem where musicians, producers and artists collaborate across borders, genres and fixed identities. By working under creative aliases, each participant gains the freedom to explore new expressions without being limited by previous roles, audience expectations or the market’s need for simple labels.

The project is built on the idea that the future of music does not necessarily have to be born from yet another traditional band, but from moving creative structures where people, sounds and identities can be connected in new ways.

The Machinery Collective

Music beyond names, borders and expectations.

Presented by GoSo Projects
www.goso.se
hello@goso.se

PRESS RELEASE  30 April 2026

PRESS RELEASE   MAY 2026

Press Release • Visual Production • Sofia / Nu Boyana Film Studios

GoSo Projects Takes TTA to Nu Boyana Film Studios for an Epic Visual Production

In May 2026, GoSo Projects will bring the TTA project to Nu Boyana Film Studios in Sofia together with Swedish media marketer and visual storyteller Linda Florin — creating cinematic material for press, international positioning and future release campaigns.

By GoSo Editorial Desk  |  Sofia, Bulgaria

In May 2026, GoSo Projects takes the next major step with the TTA project as the team heads to Nu Boyana Film Studios in Sofia, Bulgaria, together with Swedish media marketer, photographer and visual storyteller Linda Florin.

The goal is clear: to create powerful, cinematic and internationally usable visual material that gives the music a stronger identity, a clearer face and a more complete artistic world.

TTA is not only a music project. It is a developing European artist platform where sound, image, identity and strategy must move in the same direction. For GoSo Projects, every step is part of a larger structure — from recording and production to visual identity, press material, social media, label communication and future release campaigns.

“The music already has power. Now we are giving the project the visual weight it deserves.”

Through GoSo’s strong and positive collaboration with Nu Boyana Film Studios, the team will have access to an environment that fits the direction of the project: grand, worn, dramatic and cinematic. The location offers the kind of visual atmosphere that can transform a photoshoot into something closer to world-building.

For this production, GoSo is looking for a feeling that is both majestic and raw — a setting where history, texture and scale meet the heavy emotional character of the music. The aim is to create images that feel timeless, bold and internationally relevant.

Building More Than Images

Linda Florin brings extensive experience from photography, video, social media and visual communication within the rock and metal scene. Her work with artists, bands and music brands makes her a strong creative partner for a project like TTA, where visual identity must support both the music and the long-term strategy.

The material created at Nu Boyana Film Studios will be used across several key areas: press images, social media content, electronic press kits, international outreach, future release campaigns and label communication.

For GoSo Projects, this is not simply a photosession. It is another step in building a professional ecosystem around an artist project from the ground up. Every image, every location and every creative decision is part of a larger plan.

A European Project with International Ambition

GoSo Projects works across borders, connecting music, production, strategy, storytelling and international collaboration. The TTA project represents exactly that approach — a European music project shaped through a network of experienced people, strong creative environments and long-term thinking.

The upcoming production at Nu Boyana Film Studios marks an important visual milestone for TTA. It strengthens the project’s identity and prepares it for the next stages of its international journey.

GoSo believes that serious artist development requires more than music alone. It requires structure, patience, visual clarity, the right collaborators and the courage to build something properly before presenting it to the world.

TTA has the sound. Now the world around it begins to take shape.

About GoSo Projects
GoSo Projects is an independent European project-driven platform working at the intersection of music, creative industries, entrepreneurship and international collaboration. GoSo connects talent, ideas and strategic execution through flexible ecosystems built around each project’s specific needs.

GoSo Projects
European Creative Development Platform
Music • Strategy • Creative Industries • International Collaboration

GoSo Projects
Catalyst for talent, ideas and international growth.

PRESS RELEASE  28 Mars 2026

Special Feature • Live Events • Bansko 2026

Back on the Main Stage in Bansko

Christer Berggren returns in 2026 as Stage Manager for the Main Stage at Bansko Nomad Fest — where precision, calm and live flow still make all the difference.

By Editorial Desk Bansko, Bulgaria

In 2026, Christer Berggren once again takes on the role of Stage Manager for the Main Stage at Bansko Nomad Fest, returning to one of Europe’s most dynamic international gatherings for digital nomads, entrepreneurs and remote professionals.

Behind every successful stage stands someone making sure the visible magic actually works. Timing, transitions, speaker flow, backstage coordination and calm leadership all meet in one place — and that is where Berggren’s experience comes into play.

“A strong stage is never only about what the audience sees. It is about timing, trust and the people behind the moment.”

With a long background in concerts, events, logistics and technical coordination, Berggren represents the kind of operational competence that rarely seeks attention but often determines whether an event feels effortless or unstable.

Bansko Nomad Fest has grown into far more than a mountain gathering. It is a meeting point for global ideas, modern work culture and international connections — a place where live production must support both inspiration and precision.

Berggren’s return in 2026 signals something simple but important: even in future-facing festivals, experience still matters. When the room is full, the lights are on and the program is live, there are no second takes. Someone has to hold it all together.

PRESS RELEASE  9 Mars 2026

Press Release • 9 March 2026 • Sofia / Gothenburg
New European Creative Platform

GOSO PROJECTS POSITIONS ITSELF AS A NEW EUROPEAN FORCE

Connecting music, creativity and global collaboration across borders in a faster, more adaptive and project-driven way.
Not a label. Not an agency. Not a production house.

A new player is entering the European creative landscape — not as a traditional label, agency or production house, but as something more fluid, more adaptive and built for how the industry actually works today.

GoSo Projects is an independent European platform operating at the intersection of music, creative industries and entrepreneurship, designed to connect talent, ideas and execution across borders. With roots in both Scandinavia and Southeast Europe, the platform is positioning itself as a catalyst for internationally scalable creative projects.

Founded by Swedish project developer and strategist Christer Berggren, GoSo Projects draws on decades of experience from live production, touring, stage design and complex international collaborations. The platform is built on a clear premise: in a fragmented and rapidly evolving industry, success no longer comes from isolated structures — but from connected ecosystems.

Rather than following the traditional label model, GoSo Projects operates as a project-driven platform where each initiative is built from the ground up. Teams are assembled based on the specific needs of the project, bringing together producers, creatives, strategists and technical specialists across multiple countries.

The focus is not on volume — but on precision.

Building artists for an international landscape

At the core of GoSo Projects is a selective approach to music development. Artists are not treated as short-term releases, but as long-term creative assets where sound, identity and positioning are developed simultaneously.

By connecting emerging talent with established producers, visual creators and international networks, GoSo Projects is building projects designed to compete beyond local markets from the very beginning.

This approach reflects a broader shift in the music industry — where artistic identity and visual storytelling are no longer secondary elements, but central to how music is discovered and experienced globally.

From studio to strategy

GoSo Projects moves beyond the traditional boundaries of music production. Recording is not treated as an isolated phase, but as part of a larger ecosystem that includes branding, visual direction, content strategy and international rollout.

The platform works across disciplines — from studio production and artist development to live concepts, visual installations and cross-industry creative collaborations.

In practice, this means projects are built with both artistic depth and strategic clarity, allowing them to evolve into scalable creative ventures rather than one-off releases.

Connecting a fragmented Europe

Europe remains one of the richest creative regions in the world — but also one of the most fragmented. Talent is spread across countries, scenes and cultures, often without the structures needed to connect and grow internationally.

GoSo Projects is built to address exactly that gap.

By acting as a connector between creative communities, the platform enables collaborations that cut across geography, genre and industry silos. Producers in Sweden, artists in Southeast Europe, visual creators and strategists across the continent — brought together within a single project framework.

The ambition is clear: to reduce friction and accelerate the movement of ideas across Europe.

A model built for the new industry reality

As the music and creative industries continue to shift, traditional structures are increasingly challenged by new ways of working. Digital distribution, global audiences and rapid content cycles demand flexibility, speed and cross-disciplinary thinking.

GoSo Projects embraces this shift.

Instead of building a fixed organization, the platform operates as a dynamic system — assembling temporary ecosystems around each project. This allows for higher creative quality, faster execution and stronger alignment between vision and outcome.

It is a model that reflects how the most forward-thinking creative work is already being done.

Looking ahead

GoSo Projects is currently developing a range of music and creative initiatives designed for international audiences, with projects moving from studio production into broader creative and strategic rollouts.

The platform’s long-term ambition is not simply to participate in the European creative industry — but to actively reshape how projects are built, developed and scaled across borders.

In a landscape where attention is global and competition is constant, GoSo Projects positions itself as a platform built for those who are ready to move beyond local limitations and into a broader international context.

Contact
GoSo Projects
European Creative Development Platform

Christer Berggren
Founder – GoSo Projects
Music • Strategy • Creative Industries • International Collaboration