The Concretes are a Swedish indie pop band that found their start in the mid-1990s, when a group of friends decided to translate their passion for music into a collaborative project. Their distinct sound—a mélange of dreamy melodies, a touch of retro pop sensibility, and the alluring voice of lead singer Victoria Bergsman—gained them a dedicated following among indie music aficionados. The band's music often features the delicate interplay of various instruments, from the organic strumming of guitars to the moody lines of a keyboard, creating a sound that is both evocative and comforting.

Over the years, The Concretes have proven to be a prolific force in the indie music scene with a succession of revered releases. Their discography, highlighted by albums such as "Hey Trouble" and "WYWH (Bonus Track Version)," showcases their ability to evolve while maintaining their signature style. Songs like "Chosen One" and "Seabird" exemplify their knack for haunting harmonies and lyrical depth, while tracks like "Kids" and "On The Radio" reflect the band's playful exploration of pop narratives. Despite lineup changes, with Bergsman departing in 2006 to focus on her solo project and the ensuing shift in vocal duties, The Concretes have continued to charm listeners with their lush sonic landscapes and introspective storytelling.