Magnus Carlsson
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Magnus Carlsson

Magnus Carlsson first gained attention as the lead vocalist for the Swedish boy band Weeping Willows in the mid-1990s. The group had hits like "Cry No More"...

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Magnus Carlsson, from Weeping Willows to solo work

A Swedish pop singer who moved from boy-band frontman to a solo career that included Eurovision.

For a quick sense of his sound, try "Happy X-Mas" or the earlier Weeping Willows single "Lose My Breath." They're both pretty direct.

He first got noticed singing for Weeping Willows on tracks like "Cry No More." His own songs, such as "Happy X-Mas," have a straightforward pop warmth that stuck with listeners even after a health scare in 2014. That return to performing says something about the guy.

He started with Weeping Willows in the mid-1990s. His solo debut "Magnus" came out in 2002, and he placed third at Eurovision in 2007. Later recordings include "Genom Natten" and "Another Rainbow."

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Magnus Carlsson first gained attention as the lead vocalist for the Swedish boy band Weeping Willows in the mid-1990s. The group had hits like "Cry No More" and "Lose My Breath" that found an audience both in Sweden and internationally.

He started releasing solo work in 2002 with his debut album "Magnus," which included the single "Give a Little Love." In 2007, he represented Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest and placed third overall. His solo recordings include songs like "Happy X-Mas," "Genom Natten," and "Another Rainbow."

In 2014, Carlsson underwent surgery for a brain cyst that temporarily affected his singing. He returned to performing afterward. His solo band has included musicians like Johan Fransson on guitar and Fredrik Samuelsson on bass.

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