ior Gothenburg, Sweden
David Fridlund rose from the ruins of his life in the United States, where he ended up 10 years ago, when his band David & the Citizens split. But his life turned around and he returned to Sweden to live in Gothenburg today. In a creative rush created by the emotional and physical journey back to Sweden, he wrote a number of songs, now in Swedish. ior plays emotional power pop. ... more
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