It’s been a few years since we wrote about the band Fröken Underbar last time. Now they’re back with a new single and music video, “Ah ah ah” a happy catchy pop song with a breath of the sixties. The video was filmed in Roy Andersson’s Studio 24 and was directed by Australian Oscar Molinari. While I’m at it I’ll also add a live session from Spring where the band performs the song “Rakt ner i helvetet”.

Fröken Underbar’s site – on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp – on Rara

“Something like Mika hugging Håkan Hellström and chewing LSD. Emotional music with a punk attitude. A temporary remedy for depression. Unswedish.”

Well, there’s a lot of thoughts about Fröken Underbar. And that’s where it starts. A thought become a word. And the words line up.

Sandra has a somewhat anarchistic view of how music should be written, she goes her own way and skips all so called rules. When she has found the words that descibe the most fragile point of the story, she sits down by the acoustic piano. Usually this results in drama, nerve, energy and dynamics that’s hard to master.

This is a song from their debut album “Mod.” They will begin recording the sequel right after summer. So, watch out for Fröken Underbar, as they move forward step by step.

You can meet Fröken Underbar on their site and on Myspace.

Jag ville ha dig

/Conny