Skap, or Sveriges kompositörer och textförfattare, is an organization based in Stockholm that represents the interests of Swedish composers and lyricists. The organization plays a significant role in advocating for the rights of music creators and engages in collaborations with other entities, such as STIM and various AI initiatives. Skap also organizes events, including speed meetings at the Nordic Film Music Days in 2026, aimed at fostering connections within the music industry.
In addition to advocacy, Skap provides opportunities for professional development through workshops and events designed to enhance the skills of its members. The organization recognizes the achievements of its members, exemplified by the nomination of Rebekka Karijord for the Harpa Award. Furthermore, Skap offers its members access to properties in locations such as Paris, Almuñécar, and Björkäng, which can serve as resources for networking and collaboration.
Membership in Skap is open to composers and lyricists, providing them with a platform to connect with peers and access various resources that support their careers. Through its initiatives and programs, Skap aims to strengthen the community of music creators in Sweden and promote their contributions to the industry.