Ace Of Base - The Sign | FIRST TIME HEARING REACTION

[@Rockaria23]

Formed in 1990, by 2002, they had sold a total of 30 million copies of their first four studio albums, making them the third most successful Swedish group of all time, behind ABBA and Roxette.

[@nelsonx5326]

I thought they were from Australia.

[@taoist32]

@@nelsonx5326 Swedes.

[@darren6202]

@@nelsonx5326 Seriously? The only thing the Aussies have exported that was any good was Skippy the poxy Kangaroo.

[@deesee3622]

@@darren6202 Savage Garden was a great band

[@mikevale3620]

@@darren6202 Thems fightin' words...Obviously you've never heard of the Bee Gees.

[@trojans7]

"Don't turn around" is another great song of Ace of Base, along with "Beautiful Life" and "All that she wants" Another group you might like to check out is ATC (A Touch of Class). To me, they were like the early 2000's version of Ace of Base... That's just me, tho. Their song "Around the World" is straight up 🔥! Just a recommendation for y'all.

[@fnjesusfreak]

Funny thing is "Don't Turn Around" started out as a Tina Turner B-side. Tina's version was co-produced by Bryan Adams, too!

[@LBrobie]

Aswad does a reggae version of Don't Turn Around, too, which was actually the first band i heard do it.

[@BadNews501]

Ahh I love all of these. Skate rink memories for days

[@Rebellen007]

Around the World is a banger.

[@Music-tg5is]

Although, nothing beats the Aswad version of Don't Turn Around.

[@Grizzlox]

They WERE the 90's. They defined the sound of the era

[@davidkeech9738]

Another sibling group you need to check out is Ireland's The Corrs.

[@Shrykespeare]

Yes! "Breathless"!!

[@kristagerry8505]

Love the Corr's

[@davidkeech9738]

@@Shrykespeare or So Young Now. Forgiven/Not Forgotten, Runaway, or When The Stars Go Blue. PLenty of good options!

[@lizmarch4000]

I remember them!! They were good

[@OgreProgrammer]

Yes! Great band. Fits with the positive message J and A like.

[@mwsjohn]

Their other songs I like are "All that she wants" and "Beautiful Life"

[@Carnage111]

They are all the same :)

[@sexysadie2901]

@@Carnage111 Yes, they're good.

[@Islendingar]

2 good songs of theirs for sure

[@alejandrosampayo2277]

Happy nation ,is of them???

[@fabian4ever69]

It's a 90s song (1992) .. Don't Turn Around All That She Wants Are worth listening

[@Ivy94F]

@Anime Lover349 Que Sera was my jam.

[@Boa_Omega]

had the cassette

[@markhastie8389]

Classic 90s pop - All That She Wants is also great. This song though was massive when it came out - they were top of every chart around the world

[@ilovethe80slovesongs21]

I love that song!

[@M4XXST3IN-vp5vk]

Daydream is also dope

[@LOKISlog7]

Don't Turn Around and Living In Danger are a must to listen too. Especially Living...

[@petalduncan9845]

The under tones of the Bass is straight REGGAE. You got the timeliness correct Amber.

[@Ivy94F]

Ace of Base LOVED using reggae beats in their music.

[@LLOYD___GARMADON]

Snow - Informer had similar vibe, but this is pop, not rap.

[@Mellmick26]

Ace of Base is a Swedish pop group, formed in 1990, originally consisting of siblings Jonas, Linn and Jenny Berggren, with Ulf Ekberg. They achieved worldwide success following the release of their debut album Happy Nation in 1992. Later re-issued as The Sign, it was certified nine times platinum in the United States[6] and was the best-selling album of 1994. One of the most successful debut albums of all time, it was the first to produce three No. 1 singles on the Billboard Mainstream Top 40 chart: "All That She Wants", "The Sign" and "Don't Turn Around". They continued to score hit singles throughout the 1990s, with songs such as "Beautiful Life", "Lucky Love", "Cruel Summer" and "Life Is a Flower". By 2002, they had sold a total of 30 million copies of their first four studio albums, making them the third most successful Swedish group of all time, behind ABBA and Roxette. Despite being largely inactive since 2012, the group has never officially disbanded. In the last decade, they have released a number of demo tracks, first via their Facebook page, then in 2015 on the compilation album Hidden Gems. An expanded two-disc edition was included in the 2020 boxset All That She Wants: The Classic Collection. Jenny Berggren continues to perform the group's hits in solo concerts around the world.

[@philrob1978]

We can all cut and paste from Wikipedia. But hey, whatever, you do you. Why not tell us what YOU think about Ace of Base? Don't be shy.

[@ninathomas9818]

It’s a break up song

[@colby_247]

TLDR.

[@lifeisgood2776]

Ace of Base totally underrated! They ruled the early 90's!

[@texascreekcowboy1587]

meh

[@cobbler88]

They had almost a half dozen songs, a few of which were living off the fumes of the better ones. I don't know about "ruling" but there were definitely out there for a few years.

[@neetrab]

​@@cobbler88dang, I was gonna say the same thing. I don't know about "rule", but they definitely made great music. Definitely was not as much of a hit than I thought they should've been

[@Polmeetsworld]

Ace of Base and 2Unlimited they sold the most in the 90ies eurodance music genre

[@sasapetroski981]

That's true, have this recorded on vcr 😊😊😊

[@merlball8520]

This is an iconic 90s song. It wasn't/isn't really within the scope of my taste in music, but it's fun and relatively harmless, and you can't consider yourself knowledgeable about 90s music without being familiar with this song.

[@bryansproles2879]

This song was a MASSIVE hit. Most of the songs off that album were really good as well.

[@LoveOldMusic808]

For female Fridays you should check out The Corrs. They're an Irish family band made up of one guy and his three younger sisters. The youngest, Andrea Corr is the lead singer. They had some really good songs like "breathless", "Runaway", "Irresistible", "What Can I Do", "Would You Be Happier". But if you really want to hear something different, check out them performing "Toss The Feathers", it's traditional Irish music.

[@wiseguy3675]

Would be perfect for a St. Patrick's Day reaction.

[@lynnevetter]

Yeeeah. The Corrs have been one of my all time bands since the 90s. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@kittylove208]

Don't forget their epic cover of Fleetwood Mac's 'Dreams'!

[@lynnevetter]

@@kittylove208 One of my top Karaoke songs. I LOOOOVE it!

[@lynnevetter]

@@lesyeuxsansvisage1157 Not that I have EVER heard. All three women have been married to other men and have had children with those men.

[@lepoetress]

This STILL gets the party popping!! All That She Wants is how I got hip to them.

[@Tank4Life]

This song was a club staple in the 90s. There's several versions of the song out there. They're all good. The dance version is great.

[@Ivy94F]

The long version is the BEAST!! I knew ppl that didn’t care for the song at all until they heard that version in the club.

[@stormy8207]

Another Swedish group. You are becoming really good at analyzing and you are right. 90s dance music

[@BardOfAndromeda]

They were kind of billed as the 90s ABBA at the time. You can see why ... they did some decent songs but never quite lived up to ABBA of course. But then again, who could?

[@Sota_Pops]

Definitely remember this from the early 90s but also a resurrection in the movie pitch perfect. It was the song that the bellas sang at every competition over and over and over again 🤣🤣🤣

[@laoaganlester1728]

When they were a hit in the 90's, they were always referred as the new ABBA (both Swedish) just like the Oasis as the new Beattles (both British). I listen to both group during my teenage years.

[@chriswhinery925]

Early-mid 90's European club music. It's my guilty pleasure. More from this era worth checking out: Whigfield - Saturday Night SNAP! - Rhythm Is A Dancer Corona - The Rhythm Of The Night, I Don't Wanna Be A Star Gala - Freed From Desire Alexia - Summer Is Crazy Interactive - Forever Young Blumchen - Herz an Herz Real McCoy - Run Away, Another Night Nina - The Reason Is You

[@RuthyTCorrea]

I was always bias for ABBA, but this was a great group, “All that she wants” is my favorite.

[@Shrykespeare]

Can't believe this song is almost 30 years old!! Probably the most successful female-led band to come out of Sweden this side of ABBA. The singers names were Jenny and Linn Berggren, who were sisters. Their brother, Jonas, was also in the band. The fourth member was Ulf Ekberg. "Happy Nation" and "The Sign" were two of the biggest albums of 1992-93, and they spawned a ton of hits - "All That She Wants" was their breakout hit, and should be your next one. They also had "Don't Turn Around", "Beautiful Life", "Living in Danger", and "Lucky Love". They also did a cover of Bananarama's awesome 80's song "Cruel Summer". You should do BOTH versions of that one!

[@tomer79]

Cant wait to see your reaction to "Happy Nation" by Ace of Base. I love the way you hear music and analyze it. you are light !

[@jackie_jrml]

Ohhh my early teens. I was bopping to this and Real McCoy Another Night. I can remember like it was yesterday!! (Where did 30 years go?!)

[@JustMe-mp6vu]

Another night is AMAZING one of my favorite 90's songs!!

[@brash_and_sassy]

It can’t be understated how big Ace of Base was in the early 90s. They were billed as “The modern day ABBA,” and they were inescapable. When I was in 3rd grade, I formed a fan club for them that met at recess. All we did was take turns reading the lyrics from the cassette sleeve. Lol

[@David-te9nq]

The girl in this video has such a good understanding of music. I'm sort of half in love with her because of her intellect and that she is kind of pretty.

[@flashmadison6689]

I remember this from 1993/94. I was in the navy and stationed in Japan at the time. What a great era and a great place to be. Whenever I think of Japan I think of being in the clubs with this type of music playing. Also check out Saturday Night by Whigfield and Run Away by Real McCoy.

[@SarahManley]

Saturday Night was such a club song in 1994 when I lived overseas….always filled the dance floor!

[@kimcutts424]

Thus is such a great catchy song. I loved it when it was first released in 1992. I was 28years old, and going down to the disco on a Wednesday night 🌙. It was packed to the rafters. The atmosphere was electric. Oh I do miss those days.

[@taoist32]

Time flies. I was only 18 in 92’.

[@wazzi_80]

‘The Sign’ was released in late 1993. Their first European singles, ‘Wheel Of Fortune’ and ‘All That She Wants’ were released in 1992.

[@MelissaBluelyric]

My niece came to live with us for a bit and she had this cassette tape. I fell in love with it and blasted it every time I cleaned my room and matched my voice to hers.. stunned my mom that I knew how to sing! 😁

[@prerogativemy6770]

as I recall this one of the biggest radio song ever, It broke the mainstream 40 record as longest no.1 song on chart, it stay for 16 weeks

[@SnabbKassa]

Always Have, Always Will is another joyful Motown song of theirs you should listen to

[@rasmuswi]

I did my military service in the fall of -92 and spring of -93, and all the local radio stations would play during spring was Ace of Base - All that she wants, over and over again. Occasionally they would throw in a bit of Tasmin Archer - Sleeping Satellite, but not much else. The Sign was maybe released a year later or so.

[@milkspan2604]

the pure 90ies.... one of my alltime fav´s ♥ it

[@rundbaum]

Hey, i've been listining to 'Don't Turn Around' lately, reminescing, & i thought it would be the perfect 'ace of base' song to cover! this is my fave song by them. the vid's good! it has that hypnotizing melodics this band always produced & these really 'wavy' synthesizer effects! i hope u love this song. . .

[@KenOtwell]

silly pop.. why does it sound so good? Can't stop bopping to it.

[@ivandeklerk697]

They had a few great songs I love including all that she wants, don't turn around, beautiful life, never gonna say I'm sorry, cruel summer ( a cover of the group bananarama) and lucky love.

[@garykidson4489]

Always Have, Always Will is my favourite!

[@ivandeklerk697]

@@garykidson4489 yes! Great song. I've forgotten about that one.

[@cpt.kaveman2616]

Similar Style Songs Fine young Cannibals - "She Drives Me Crazy" Go West - "King of Wishful Thinking"

[@michaelccozens]

Roy: "He wanted to eat you?" Moss: "Yes, and he was such a nice man" Roy: "Was he?" Moss: "Yes. He was a fine young cannibal"

[@MorrisB1971]

That album sod 8 million copis in the US alone in one year..20 million worldwide!! They were that huge

[@arcillasteehouwer48]

Ace of Base brings back great memories 😊😅!!! Imo this is their best song, together with 'Life is a flower' 🌺 💜

[@berny1149]

Yeah, I remember hearing quite often that song of theirs in the 1994-95 period too; but my favorite one of theirs was "Happy Nation"

[@mayaspikes9524]

"The Sign" is of my fave 90s songs. Also, I LOVE Amber's "Clueless" shirt! Clueless is my fave 90s movie. I wonder where she got that shirt.

[@susanjohnston8267]

Ah, a song from my Generation. Love Ace of Base. Beautiful Life is one of my favourite songs. Great review 👏 Would love to see your reaction to these, so please review if you haven't already more 90s/00s Brit/Euro songs - Whigfield - Saturday Night Betty Boo - Doin the Do 2 Unlimited - Get Ready for This Tasmin Archer - Sleeping Satellite SL2 - On a Ragga Trip Stone Roses - Made of Stone Desree - Life Happy Mondays - Kinky Afro Texas - In Demand Scooter - Jumping All Over The World Primal Scream - Come Together

[@sumonjamal1653]

Ace of Base was from Sweden and had Abba's configuration - pop group w/ 2 girls, 2 guys... The girls and 1 guy were siblings (Linn & Jenny Berggren, Jonas Berggren) w/ Ulf Ekberg. Ace of Base was huge between 1992 to 1994, their first album 'The Sign' sported a few hits - "Don't turn around" ... 'Happy nation' ... 'All that she wants' ... 'Living in danger'. 2nd album 'The Bridge' in 1995 did OK w/ singles 'Beautiful life' ... 'Lucky love' ... "Never gonna say I'm sorry". Ace of Base diminished in popularity in 1998 w/ their 3rd album 'Cruel summer'... The group parted ways after 2000.

[@wendydotson8891]

Omg! I love your clueless tshirt! This group was 90’s and this song was early 90’s. I loved don’t turn around, all that she wants, living in danger and it’s a beautiful life.

[@timgrant8729]

As a 53 year old male I love this song! It's out of my normal genre but the girls voices are phenomenal!

[@eclectic_witch1357]

Another sibling band I'd recommend checking out is The Corrs...they are an Irish family band. You should definitely listen to their song Breathless

[@amberjones4516]

Billboard Hot 100 #1

[@pcankar]

Great band.

[@timothysmith9128]

Give Clannad a listen-Harry’s Theme-Siblings to Enya, which is also someone you should listen to. A lot of their songs were/are used in commercials and movies-from Volkswagen, “Last of the Mohicans”, to “Lord of the Rings”-awesome beautiful voices and harmonies. You won’t regret it if you like being taken to somewhere else.

[@danalyntuthill1538]

Yes, do Enya. She's unlike anyone you've reacted to. Great for Female Fridays. Try "Orinicco Flow". She's the second best selling Irish act behind U2, which you should also react to. There are only one of the greatest rock bands ever. They are in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Start with "Pride (In the Name of Love)"

[@eggy1962]

Been trying to get several reactors to do Clannad, particularly the one with Bono…In A Lifetime, sadly with no luck, they are missing out on that one.

[@dphalanx7465]

@@danalyntuthill1538 Start with "Sunday, Bloody Sunday" or "New Year's Day" Those were the songs that broke big for them on MTV.

[@genamayhew1961]

Ace of Base was a Swedish Pop group that reminded us all of ABBA. But they disappeared & stopped making music. I'm not sure if they're making any new music here lately. They all have strong Swedish accents & they had very popular music.

[@rachaddle6581]

not 80's. Was the 90's. They were flaming hot in their time!!! Loved loved them!! I was a female just startin to goin to clubs to dance. Perfect timing for me when they came to be. Went to club in Buffalo when I was 18 because it was legal then and continued clubbing till my mid 20's. Got married at 24 so stopped that whole scene. I was a club hopper!! Went to ALL the clubs because I loved to dance!!

[@IceManTX69]

It was an international hit, topping the charts in eight countries, including the US for six weeks, and reaching the top 5 in several more. It was later nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Performance By a Group or Duo in 1995.

[@smalltownfamadventuresmore5109]

my jam when i was little girl and spice girls. I'm 35 yrs old. I had vhs with this music video on it lol and spice girls vhs movie too. i love your shirt amber

[@thatpatrickguy3446]

Very nineties pop sound and I always loved this song with the instrumentation and vocalization.

[@thatpatrickguy3446]

And I always loved the little hitch in her voice in second stanza when she says "joy". It always made me think of someone trying to convince themselves that they had joy, but their voice belied the falsehood in their words.

[@lindagaudin9546]

My very favorite Ace of Base song! There are other really good ones out there too! The women have beautiful voices, and I think you both liked it too! ♥️The old white woman

[@nathanbarnes8535]

What makes Ace of Base unique is that their songs make use of a syncopated sound (that is the heavy beat you sometimes hear in a lot of Reggae music). Their sound is a quirky combination of modern pop, dance, reggae beats and other contemporary styles. It's fascinating to listen to.

[@michlkwitz]

You will absolutely LOVE their song "Lucky Love"! Do the acoustic version, which was the U.S. hit (the electric version wasn't released here.)

[@sexysadie2901]

The electric version is better.

[@wazzi_80]

Haha electric version. It’s the original European version.

[@eliezerdomanico9820]

This is my favorite song of them.. Its a very catchy song that everybody could sing. I miss them so much.

[@Marlene7388]

Hi Jay & Amber!! Thank you for another awesome reaction and video...This group has a few more songs worth checking out, All That She Wants, Beautiful Life and Don't Turn Around. Happy exploring!! 🙂🙂🙂

[@ChristianMetzMoreno]

Great reaction! One of my favorite 90s songs! From the 1992 album of the same name, released as single in 1993.

[@rachaddle6581]

I loved Ace of Have when they came to be!!! I was about 19yrs old I believe.. born in '72. Just know I was a teenager still when they came out.

[@Perfect_Blend]

This was a great traveling song. This played when I was driving past Washington, DC, lol. Another underrated singer from the same period is Basia...try one of her songs....Time And Tide, New Day For You. No one is reacting to her that I have seen. ;)

[@deborahbriggs4764]

This is the most vicious break-up song ever, disguised as a bouncy sing-along. LOVE IT. Thank you for covering this song! Also, can the video BE more 90s?!?!

[@EmperorAtreidesDune]

Xmen 97 and "Happy Nation" has made them relevant again. Music is timeless and new generations discovering their amazing music. Ravine, happy nation, beautiful life are my favourite songs from them

[@renyauger4560]

Definitely do The Corrs, 3 sisters & their brother. Stunning family band (looks & talent).

[@sergiodavila5269]

LOVE this song. It reminds me of the summer of 1995 in college. Definitely the best Swedish pop up there with ABBA…you’re right about the congas…that part of the chorus almost sounded like “The Tide is High” by Blondie…another cool song you gotta react to 👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼👊🏼❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Sneaky-Sneaky]

This is a great song !!! Thanks for reacting to it !!

[@walterrutherford8321]

One of my favorite waitresses LOVED this group. If I saw her at a club we had to dance to any of Ace of Base’s songs. And they had 3-4 out that were very popular. They always reminded me of ABBA but I didn’t realize until reading one of the comments that they were also a Swedish band.

[@robertwill23]

It's Swedish Euro pop (Eurodance) band, very popular in early to mid 90s. They used this piano+beat formula in few of their songs. Other hits "Happy nation", "Wheel of Fortune", "All that she wants", "Beautiful life". You couldnt get away from their hit songs in 90s. they were played everywhere.

[@shemanic1]

such a nice groove, I have a vinyl 45 & have been known to spin this to the right crowd.

[@Kmd2574]

En Vogue - Free Your Mind would be an AMAZING Female Friday song! Just saying! 😁

[@scot60]

You might recognize the song because it was featured in the first Pitch Perfect movie.

[@henrikkorshavn5702]

You simply need to react to Ace Of Base with the song called Wheel Of Fortune. It's slow but groovy and really something else.

[@JD-to5bm]

Hi Rob Squad! I wanted to thank you for doing a reaction to the song that I requested, that unfortunately got blocked. I appreciate your effort. THANK YOU! Have a beautastic weekend! (that’s a combo of beautiful and fantastic)

[@Jan82-x7n]

I about fell over when Jay said it sounded like a chorus song…it was used in the movie Pitch Perfect about acapella groups! 😂

[@footballlover9207]

I first heard this song on a Full House episode when Stephanie sings it lol

[@rudymenchaca9340]

Guys check out Ricky Nelson Hello Mary Lou, most of his songs were somewhat about 2-3 minutes long but had a silky smooth voice

[@helindove2237]

Heard the song All That She Wants on the radio yesterday. Then I thought of this reaction channel. The group Ace of Base was only on my RSR list since yesterday and I can already cross it off! 😃 I really like their song, with uplifting lyrics, Beautiful Life.

[@armorer94]

Heavy ska influences, with a mixture of dance pop.

[@sarahmcdowell6618]

Dirty little secret; I'm a straight, white male, and AoB is one of my all-time favourite pop groups; such a treasure trove of 80'/90's pop. To this day, @ almost 36 yrs old, I will still blast their music at high volume in the car with the windows down! (Weather permitting lol)

[@sunnybearbuds]

You'd be surprised how many popular songs they had. People forget how great this band was.

[@KristineT4525]

Oh the memories! Definitely check out All That She Wants!

[@lynnevetter]

Ooo Ace of Base.. niiice. This band was one of my step sister's favorites of all time. Beautiful Life Don't Turn Around All that she wants.

[@talon7132]

The hand percussion instrument is a very ancient type of drum typically used in music from the Middle East ( Egypt , up through and into what was once mesopotamia) called a Djoumbek. I have 2 of them. It's basically a hollow tube that flares out at the top with the drumhead stretched across it really tight. Like stupid tight ! That's why even though it's a hand percussion it almost has a metallic quality to the sound. Like I said I have 2 , one is 10 inches tall x 10 inch circumference. The big one is same type of measurement but the magic number is 13.

[@donnfornash6153]

Great reaction! This song was released in 1992. It was played a lot in dance clubs.

[@wazzi_80]

‘The Sign’ was released in late 1993. ‘All That She Wants’ was released in Europe in 1992.

[@neonsunset-1701]

There's a couple of 80s songs you've got to hear - "Kiss You (When It's Dangerous)" by Eight Seconds and "Send Me An Angel" by Real Life". Also "Moonlight Desires" by Gowan.

[@ImmortalBroken]

I love Send Me An Angel! Somehow I didn't discover that song until a few years ago (even though I was an 80s kid), and I was shocked it wasn't a more recent song because it sounded so ahead of its time. They sounded a lot like Placebo (who I love) to me.

[@Jason-lw2nw]

Love seeing people so open to different kinds of music. 💞

[@ingsve]

Ace of Base's music was produced by Dennis Pop who was a pioneer in Swedish produced pop music in the 90s which led into his disciple Max Martin who produced acts like Britney Spears, Backstreet Boys, NSync etc. etc. etc. Ace of Base can be seen like an early version of that production sound and style.

[@johndalley1288]

This is a 90's group and song. I remember hearing it on the radio all the time. Now that we are in the 90's how about reaction to one of the boy bands of that decade. You should listen to The Backstreet Boys and their mega hit I Want It That Way. I was in my forties when the song came out and I absolutely love it.

[@dalee72]

This song was released in late 93. All 4 members were shown at the beginning of the music video. The song has a reggae/ska influence to it.

[@taoist32]

1993. Came out the year I was 19.

[@TheRetroManRandySavage]

My last year of middle school. I was 12 going on 13 when this came out. Going out with the beautiful gemma overton. Wonder what ever happened to her.🤔 Great memories from those times.

[@jonnajois]

Hello from Sweden! Another of our bands that's been successful over the world, along with ABBA, Roxette, Europe and more. Thanks for always beeing such a happy positive people. You're the best ❤

[@Hrafnasil]

Ah, the memories of my high school years, this band was constant. Like Robyn and E-type. Whom I happily recommend you check out too!

[@oguifonte]

Yes, I love this group, All That She Wants in the next please

[@MorrisB1971]

The #1 Billboard song of the whole 1993!! One of the greatest pop songs of all times!!

[@lucasnicaciogomes2024.]

My antidepressant.

[@bravesirrobin1793]

Any club we went to in the 90's this song would always be playing, the girls loved dancing to this one.

[@axelgemini1252]

Happy Nation another amazing song ❤

[@yadaroni]

I wasn't huge into rap (I did like some), but I really loved BASS. This is not just a band name. There music is engineered to THUMP in a car with big woofers. I used to rattle the cups in the drive through from the other side of the parking lot with this song.

[@bertisjordan1085]

When this song came out it was everywhere ad nauseam. Couldn't get away from it!

[@ndrewcreatgamer6650]

Hello) That member of the group, whose undoubtedly magnificent voice with growling and other things, sang in the band's video, which I have already mentioned, Happy Nation, her name is Lynn, and there her voice is most talented and beautifully manifested. I can also advise from the early work of the band Wheel of fortune, also a great song with her voice)

[@tjwhitt80]

The woman whose vocal(growling) you hear first is Jenny Berggren.

[@AnimeOtakuDrew]

I can't recall when exactly this came out, but I know it was still popular when I was in my senior year of high school in 1994. Still love the song.