The Bausa vs FLEMMING
From the first time I heard TikTok sensation “Magnetic” from The Bausa, I got the feeling it would blend well with Dutch artist FLEMMING.
“Automatisch” and “Magnetic” are two sides of the same feeling: being drawn to something without being able to explain why, without being able to stop. FLEMMING puts it in Dutch with quiet vulnerability; The Bausa wraps it in a dance production built for maximum pull. Same emotion, different voltage.
Automatisch (automatic) + Magnetic = Automagnetisch (Automagnetic)
Ingredients
This mashup / mix is a blend of these tunes:
The Bausa
Magnetic
Year: 2026
Album: Magnetic
Genre: Dance
About Magnetic
The Bausa consists of Edvard Bræin Groth, Philip Bergenstjerna and Fredrik von Krogh from Bærum, Norway who started making music together in their first year of high school and debuted in 2021 as “Brødrene Bausa.” Their breakthrough came in 2023 with “Turné,” which earned them multiple Spellemannsprisen nominations (the Norwegian equivalent of the Grammy) for Song of the Year, Breakthrough of the Year and Party Music of the Year. In 2026 they rebranded to The Bausa and signed an international deal with Sony Music. “Magnetic” is their international debut single: a house and dance track that marks their step from the Norwegian market to the rest of Europe.
FLEMMING
Automatisch
Year: 2022
Album: FLEMMING
Genre: Nederpop
About Automatisch
“Automatisch” is one of the standout tracks from FLEMMING’s 2022 debut album. Freddy Smits built his name on nederpop (Dutch pop) that is honest to the point of discomfort — songs about feeling things before you’ve had time to think about them. “Automatisch” is exactly that: attraction and emotion on autopilot, happening faster than words can catch up with. The Dutch-language pop scene has produced some of the most emotionally direct writing in European pop, and FLEMMING sits comfortably at that end of the spectrum.
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