Maja Ivarsson

The Sounds' Maja Ivarsson, the lead vocalist, has a number of well-known solo songs to her credit. With its lively tune and sincere lyrics about the desire to give someone the best of oneself, "Mitt basta for dig" is a remarkable song. "Norrlandska prariens gudinna," a catchy song that highlights Ivarsson's distinctive vocals and narrative talent, is another well-liked track.

Ivarsson addresses the subject of unrequited love in "Want Ya!" with a lively, danceable groove. With its cheery lyrics and bouncy rhythm, "Sommartid" is a summer hymn that perfectly captures the essence of the season. The upbeat song "Dancing The Whole Way Home" exhorts listeners to let loose and dance away their concerns.

Ivarsson has also worked with other musicians, as heard in the song "Tonight," which also features Erik Hassle, a fellow Swedish musician. The Autoerotique and Hot Mouth remixes as well as the original version have all grown in popularity. The songs "Hasta La Vista" and "As If We Never Won" are only two examples of how well Ivarsson can combine catchy pop melodies with meaningful lyrics.

The appealing beats and accessible lyrics of Maja Ivarsson's solo work have often drawn attention. Each song showcases her distinctive vocal and storytelling skills, making her a beloved character in the indie pop music community.

Maja Ivarsson has worked with a variety of artists in the pop and indie pop genres. One of them is "Tonight," a song with Ivarsson's voice that was created by Felix Cartal. Ivarsson's powerful voice is highlighted by the track's infectious groove as she sings about wanting to continue partying all night. Fans of both singers have praised this collaboration, which has earned millions of streams.

Ivarsson's vocals appear in the Kleerup-produced song "As If We Never Won," which is another noteworthy collaboration. Compared to "Tonight," the song is slower and melancholier, yet it still emphasizes Ivarsson's strong voice. The concept of a relationship that has ended but in which the two sides act as if it never did is explored in the lyrics. Ivarsson's versatility as a musician and her capacity to modify her voice to many musical genres are on display in this collaboration.

Finally, "Seven Days a Week" is a live rendition of a Darin-produced song that contains Ivarsson's vocals. Ivarsson and Darin trade verses in the lively, pleasant song about wanting to be with someone all the time. In the live recording, which was made at the Ericsson Globe, a well-known venue in Stockholm, both performers capitalize on the fervor of the audience. This collaboration is a fantastic illustration of how Ivarsson's voice can fit in with various genres and artists.