Magnus Sveningsson
Swedish bass player for Cardigans
Born
April 4th, 1972
52 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Sweden
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Born in 1972, a Swedish bass player gained prominence as a founding member of the band The Cardigans. The group achieved significant success in the 1990s, blending pop and rock styles. Their album 'First Band on the Moon' was critically acclaimed and included the hit single 'Lovefool.' The band toured extensively and became known for their engaging live performances. Sveningsson's contributions as a songwriter and musician were integral to the band's signature sound.
Played bass for The Cardigans
Contributed to the album 'First Band on the Moon'
Achieved success with the hit single 'Lovefool'
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