Amanda Bergman has long been one of the most captivating voices in Scandinavian music. With her warm, raspy tone and unmistakable honesty, she’s been shaping Nordic indie for over a decade. From early projects like Hajen and Idiot Wind to her role as lead singer of the beloved supergroup Amason, her presence always feels both grounded and quietly powerful.

Her solo debut Docks (2016) established Amanda as one of Sweden’s most distinctive songwriters. Since then, she’s continued to shape her craft between touring with Amason and working from her farm in rural Sweden with longtime collaborator Petter Winnberg.

In 2024, she returned with Your Hand Forever Checking On My Fever, earning two Swedish Grammys. In 2025, she released embraced for a second as we die — her most ambitious album yet, exploring the fragile beauty of being alive in uncertain times.