The Sounds

The Sounds are a Swedish indie rock band that burst onto the scene in the early 2000s with their infectious blend of new wave, synth-pop, and energetic rock. Formed in Helsingborg in 1998, the band consists of Maja Ivarsson (vocals), Felix Rodriguez (guitar), Johan Bengtsson (bass), and Fredrik Nilsson (drums). Known for their catchy hooks, driving rhythms, and Ivarsson's charismatic stage presence, The Sounds quickly gained a devoted following with early albums like "Living in America" and "Dying to Say This to You." Their music often features a blend of retro influences with a modern twist, creating a sound that's both nostalgic and fresh.

Over the years, The Sounds have consistently toured internationally, building a reputation for their electrifying live performances. They've released several successful albums, including "Crossing the Rubicon," "Something to Die For," and "Weekend." While their sound has evolved over time, they've maintained their core identity as a dynamic and engaging rock band with a knack for crafting memorable melodies. "20 Suosikkia / Emma" likely refers to a compilation album of their popular tracks, a common practice in some regions.