Lykke Li
Swedish singer-songwriter known for 'I Follow Rivers'
Born
March 18th, 1986
39 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Sweden
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Originated from Sweden, this singer-songwriter gained prominence with a unique blend of pop and indie music. Released debut album, 'Youth Novels', in 2008, which received critical acclaim. Subsequently released several successful albums, including 'Wounded Rhymes' and 'So Sad So Sexy'. The song 'I Follow Rivers' achieved widespread popularity and garnered extensive radio play. Engaged audiences with emotive lyrics and distinctive vocal style, contributing to a significant following.
Released the hit song 'I Follow Rivers'
Debuted with the acclaimed album 'Youth Novels'
Released successful albums 'Wounded Rhymes' and 'So Sad So Sexy'
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