Альбомы исполнителя
Skellefteå
1998 · альбом
You & Me Song
1996 · Мини-альбом
How Does It Feel?
1995 · сингл
Might Be Stars
1995 · сингл
Be A Girl
1994 · альбом
Love In June
1994 · сингл
You And Me Song
1994 · сингл
So Happy Now
1992 · сингл
Things That I Would Love To Have Undone
1992 · сингл
Aquanautic
1992 · альбом
The Wannadies
1990 · альбом
Can't Kill the Musikk
2020 · сингл
Skin
2004 · сингл
Disko
2003 · сингл
Before and After (Extended Version)
2002 · альбом
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Биография
The Wannadies are one of Sweden's sweetest secrets, a band that was lucky enough to look beyond the pop sensations of ABBA, Ace of Base, and Roxette to establish a career inside modern rock. Hailing from Skelleftea, the Wannadies formed in the late '80s and brought Sweden's alternative rock scene to the forefront nearly a decade later. Pär Wiksten (vocals/guitar), Stefan Schönfeldt (guitar), Fredrik Schönfeldt (bass), Gunnar Karlsson (drums), and Christina Bergmark (organ) issued two independent albums in the early '90s, but it wasn't until 1995 that the Wannadies truly got what they were looking for. Their sound was more glossy and the U.K. quickly took notice. A deal with Indolent led to the release of a third album, entitled Be a Girl. Singles "You & Me Song" and "Might Be Stars" crashed the U.K.'s Top 20 and became NME favorites. Festival gigs across England also plugged the Wannadies campy rock appeal, allowing the fourth album, Bagsy Me, to also skyrocket in 1996. Drummer Gunnar Karlsson left the band shortly thereafter and Erik Dahlgren stepped in just in time for a joint tour with the Lighting Seeds. The Wannadies seemed unstoppable. Producer Nellee Hooper handpicked "You & Me Song" for the multi-successful Romeo & Juliet soundtrack in 1997, and the band gained college radio play in North America. Success was short-lived, however. The Wannadies constantly battled record labels and contractual responsibilities during the latter '90s. They took a two-year break from the industry and worked with Ric Ocasek for 1999's Yeah. The U.S. finally saw the release of Yeah a year later. ~ MacKenzie Wilson, Rovi