English: hunch bettors is a trio from West Jutland, Denmark, consisting of Kasper Wejse, Jeppe Ladegaard and Jesper Bagger Hvid. Since the first songs were written in October 2008, they have more or less hung out in a basement in Holstebro. In the beginning of 2010 they went to the small studio Pinligtavshed in Nørrebro where two songs were recorded and mixed with Aske Bode (Bodebrixen) and Caspar Hesselager (SLUU) at the helm. Later on, the songs were sent transatlantic to Mark Chalecki (Local Natives, Avi Buffalo, Karen O and the Kids & Bright Eyes) to be mastered. One of the two songs guaranteed hunch bettors a place in the competition KarriereKanonen that year. They (editors of KarriereKanonen) say: "There aren't a lot of songs that go well with the brown colors of the fall, the white gleam of winter, the light green spring and the sunlit sand beaches of summer. But here you go! Hunch bettors have been ingenious with 'Nothing But Green Lights'." Danish: hunch bettors er en trio fra Vestjylland bestående af Kasper Wejse, Jeppe Ladegaard og Jesper Hviid. Siden de første sange, i oktober 2008, blev skrevet, har de mere eller mindre hørt til i en kælder i Holstebro. I starten af 2010 tog de i det lille studie Pinligtavshed på Nørrebro, hvor to sange blev indspillet og mixet, med Aske Bode (Bodebrixen) og Caspar Hesselager (SLUU) ved roret. Senere blev sangene sendt transatlantisk til Mark Chalecki (Local Natives, Avi Buffalo, Karen O and the Kids & Bright Eyes) for at blive masteret. Den ene af de to sange sikrede hunch bettors en plads i årets udgave af KarriereKanonen. De (redaktionen på KarriereKanonen) siger: "Det er ikke mange sange, som både står godt til efterårets brunlige farver, vinterens hvide skær, det lysegrønne forår eller sommerens solbeskinnede sandstrande. Men værsgo! Hunch Bettors har begået deres genistreg i ’Nothing But Green Lights’." <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/hunch+bettors">Read more on Last.fm</a>. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.