The breathy vocals of Nina Persson helped launch The Cardigans onto the music scene in the 1990s. The band developed its dreamy pop sound in the Southern Swedish town of Malmo.

Nina Persson: ‘I had some wine before I listened to the songs, but then it was, Yes, I like them’ The former Cardigans singer gets nervous before embarking on a collaboration.

Nina Persson: 'The Cardigans were a machine' She is the face of Sweden's biggest pop act since Abba, but Nina Persson says fame turned her into a love-starved 'machine'.

The three-story home, known as Harlem House, is owned by ’90s Swedish indie pop star Nina Persson, lead singer/lyricist of the Cardigans, and her husband, Nathan Larson, an American songwriter ...

HUGE 90s singer Nina Persson looks unrecognisable 27 years after her band’s smash hit, Lovefool. Nina, 49, shot to fame as one-fifth of Swedish rock group The Cardigans in 1992, but has taken… ...

On the Cardigans’ 2004 song “You’re the Storm,” singer Nina Persson used images of a marauding army to talk about love and submission. “Come and conquer and drop your bombs,” she sang ...

Persson, who has owned the East Harlem perch since 2007, has listed it for way more than a song — and it’s aptly Scandinavian-chic in design.

“Less bearded music.” That’s how Nina Persson, Swedish born frontwoman for both The Cardigans and A Camp, describes her debut solo album, Animal Heart. For Persson, releasing music for the first time ...

NINA Persson hasn't aged a day since she shot to fame as one-fifth of the Swedish rock group The Cardigans. As the band's lead, she fronted six albums, two of which shot to number one in their ...

Nina Persson is most famous for singing one memorable phrase: “Love me, love me, say that you love me.” The song, “Lovefool,” by the Swedish band the Cardigans, was a huge hit in 1997 ...

The song features guest vocals from Nina Persson of The Cardigans and A Camp. The video is made up of footage shot over the past two and a half years during the band’s travels to Thailand, Malaysia, ...