A Swedish singer who writes plainly about anxiety and depression while keeping her music sharp and minimalist.
If you want to hear how she frames personal struggle without losing pop's pulse, start with "Borderline" and "On The Low." They're good examples of what she does.
Her 2017 single "Borderline" deals directly with anxiety and depression, drawing from her own experiences. That willingness to write about personal struggles gives her pop music a specific gravity, even when the production stays clean and rhythmic. Songs like "On The Low" show how she can make minimalist pop feel both intimate and propulsive.
She first appeared on Swedish television at 16, competing in Idol. Her 2015 album Kiddo brought wider attention with its mix of pop, R&B, and electronic touches, and she's kept refining that sharp, minimalist sound since.
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