Evereve
Evereve is an electro-pop duo from Stockholm, Sweden, formed in the early 2010s. The group consists of Elin Blom and Daniela Myhr, who create music...
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Evereve is an electro-pop duo from Stockholm, Sweden, formed in the early 2010s. The group consists of Elin Blom and Daniela Myhr, who create music characterized by ethereal vocals and atmospheric synth melodies. Their debut EP, titled '1951' after its lead track, came out in 2013 and established their haunting, introspective style.
In 2015, they released their first full-length album, 'Between the Lines,' followed by 'Slow Motion' in 2017. The latter album was noted for its darker emotional tone. Their 2020 EP 'Underneath' showed them leaning into more experimental electronic textures. Songs like 'A New Winter' and 'A Scornful Love' from their catalog continue to reflect their blend of pop structure with moody, layered production.
Blom faced a vocal cord disorder diagnosis in 2014, which posed a challenge to their work but didn't stop their output. In 2018, they dealt with plagiarism accusations regarding '1951,' which they denied. These events have been part of their story, but their music has remained the focus.
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