joolie
Joolie was a Swedish pop band active in the early 2000s, built around the vocal harmonies of Elin Kastlander, Marit Bergman, Anna-Maria Espinosa, and Johan...
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Joolie was a Swedish pop band active in the early 2000s, built around the vocal harmonies of Elin Kastlander, Marit Bergman, Anna-Maria Espinosa, and Johan Lindström. They released three albums between 2000 and 2003, starting with a self-titled debut that included their best-known song, 'Three Small Words.'
That track became their signature, a straightforward pop tune that connected with listeners. The band's sound was built on those layered vocals, with Bergman and Lindström also playing guitar and Espinosa on bass.
Personal tensions and reported disagreements within the group led to their breakup in 2005, cutting their run fairly short. They left behind those three albums, with 'Three Small Words' as the clear standout that people still remember.
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