Maia Hirasawa

Having devote time being a backup musician for Annika Norlin’s gleaming indie pop task Hello there Saferide, Swedish singer/songwriter Maia Hirasawa arrived to her have in the first 2000s on the effectiveness of several sweet-as-pie, Björk-influenced demo monitors. Inspired by Hirasawa’s solid Internet group of fans, Swedish indie label Razzia authorized the musician in early 2007; many much-hyped singles, like the bombastic and theatrical “And I CAME ACROSS This Boy” as well as the lilting and folky “Gothenburg,” surfaced immediately after. Her debut long-player, Though, I’m Simply Me, showed up a couple of months later.