The Svanholm Singers are an accomplished men's choral ensemble hailing from Sweden, noted for their versatile performances and rich repertoire that spans a wide array of genres and eras. Established in the year 1998 by their artistic director Sofia Söderberg, the group quickly established itself as one of the leading chamber choirs in the country. Their distinct sound is characterized by a blend of precision and warmth, often exploring the textural capabilities and expressive range of the male voice.

Over the years, the Svanholm Singers have built an impressive discography. Their recent album, "Christmas Exclusive," is a celebratory collection of festive melodies that showcase their ability to infuse traditional holiday music with a fresh and lively spirit. Meanwhile, the albums "Exclusive" and "Neck of the Woods" further exhibit the choir's capacity for dynamic interpretations and evocative storytelling through music. Their live recordings, especially "Svanholm Singers Live in Japan," share the palpable energy of their concerts with listeners worldwide. Their commitment to cultural heritage is epitomized in works like "Tormis: Works for Men's Voice," which pays homage to the esteemed Estonian composer Veljo Tormis and his contributions to choral music. As they continue to tour and release new music, the Svanholm Singers remain at the forefront of contemporary choral performance, both in Sweden and internationally.