Miriam Bryant
Mattiasson’s founder Daniel Mattiasson has enjoyed a longstanding creative partnership with acclaimed artist Miriam Bryant. Since their first collaboration in 2019 on the music video “Neråt/Uppåt,” they’ve created numerous impactful projects together—including music videos, an album cover, and the award-winning short film launching her celebrated album PS Jag hatar dig.
Their collaborative videos—such as “Passa dig,” featuring a diverse cast including Daniel’s own 90-year-old grandmother Margit—captured audiences emotionally and visually. Margit sadly passed away shortly after filming, yet continues to dance on screen, making the project uniquely meaningful.
Mattiasson’s founder Daniel Mattiasson has enjoyed a longstanding creative partnership with acclaimed artist Miriam Bryant.
Miriam Bryant - Neråt/Uppåt
Since their first collaboration in 2019 on the music video “Neråt/Uppåt,” they’ve created numerous impactful projects together—including music videos, an album cover, and the award-winning short film launching her celebrated album PS Jag hatar dig.
Miriam Bryant - Passa dig
Their collaborative videos—such as “Passa dig,” featuring a diverse cast including Daniel’s own 90-year-old grandmother Margit—captured audiences emotionally and visually. Margit sadly passed away shortly after filming, yet continues to dance on screen, making the project uniquely meaningful.
Daniel and Miriam co-wrote a short film incorporating all tracks from the album into a cohesive visual narrative. This ambitious idea evolved from a music video into a nationwide cinema event, premiered at Filmstaden’s Rigoletto Theatre in Stockholm. Miriam described it as “a dream come true.”
The film’s success significantly contributed to the album’s acclaim, helping Miriam secure a Grammis and a P3 Guld award for Best Album—highlighting the power of strategic storytelling and artistic collaboration.
Watch all the other films from the collaboration below.