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Linnea Henriksson's debut album "Till Mina Älskade Och Älskare" has charted in Top-30 last week. Wonderful compilation of music from Veronica Maggio's and Amanda Jenssen's producers with Orup being songwriter behind some of tracks. Linnea enters Swedish market with a warm melodic stuff that was winning Swedish audience last few years infallibly sure bringing her own special sound and songs' growth with explosive choruses that becomes a biggest feature of this album, you should listen to "Din tomma lägenhet", "Lyckligare Nu" and "Jag vet nåt som inte du vet" to understand what I mean.
The latest single "Alice" hasn't got a video for official version but now it has the one for the wonderful acoustic version and you can already check it below.

Linnea Henriksson is on the way to her debut album "Till Mina Älskade Och Älskare" to be out on May 30th, after two singles released she has visited Nyhetsmorgon to perform two more songs to be included in upcoming album, both in Swedish (as the whole album, you can watch tracklisting here).
"Mitt rum i ditt hjärta" is utterly deep melancholic synth ballad changing tempo few times and feeling experimental, maybe even as an improvisation in the end. "Lyckligare nu" is on the other hand starts with haunting rock'n'roll verse switching to a big melodic chorus. Linnea has alreadyso performed her latest single "Alice".

Live premiere from our Idol-sweetheart Linnea Henriksson who has recently released a new single "Alice" and was invited to Gokväll last week to perform it live with a another previous single "Väldigt kär/Obegripligt ensam".
Linnea is always incredibly enjoyable live so we were really happy to (at least) virtually visit this mini-gig. Go girl!

Linnea Henriksson who has made impressive debut with Orup-written song "Väldigt kär/Obegripligt ensam" last year presents new self-written single "Alice" which is already tested on the radio and feels like something with even better commercial potential.
When Linnea's first single has become something completely different from everything you could hear in Swedish music today, "Alice" has much more recognizable sound breathing by Linnros-pop production but having a HUGE melody of chorus, as huge and emotional as probably only Swedes can write leaving it on the other hand very sweet, shy and bright.
You should skip at 0.33 to have a listen of this lovely track.