Jay-Jay Johanson's 1998 album Tattoo is a captivating blend of trip-hop, jazz, and electronic music, showcasing the Swedish singer-songwriter's unique melancholic sound.

Tattoo features standout tracks like "Quel Dommage" and "Even In The Darkes Hour," which highlight Johanson's smooth vocals and atmospheric production. The album's moody, cinematic style is characterized by its downtempo beats, lush arrangements, and introspective lyrics, creating an immersive listening experience. Tattoo marks Johanson’s evolution as an artist, blending influences from jazz noir and electronic music to craft a sound that's both haunting and elegant.

Fans of trip-hop and experimental pop will find Tattoo a timeless gem, embodying Johanson’s signature emotional depth and musical sophistication. Listening to it will take you on an evocative journey into one of the most distinctive albums of the late '90s.

Tattoo is a limited edition of 500 numbered copies on translucent red coloured vinyl.

Side A
1. Even in the Darkest Hour
2. Quel Dommage
3. Murderans
4. Milan. Madrid. Chicago. Paris.
5. Lychee
6. She's Mine but I'm Not Hers

Side B
1. Sunshine of Your Smile
2. Jay-Jay Johanson
3. A Letter to Lulu-Mae
4. Sudden Death
5. I Guess I'm Just a Fool
6. Friday at Rex