Four years on, since his participation at the Eurovision Song Contest. Sweden’s 2016 representative Frans, has released his debut album ‘Present’. The album was preceded by three singles; On a Wave, Monday & Mm mm Mm.
After the release of his debut album, Frans took to social media to thank his fans for the support and comments he received for the release of his album.
‘I want to give a bigger picture of myself as an artist and songwriter.’
When Frans announced the release of his debut album, he mentioned about his journey towards the release of his debut album.
Being a 16-year-old to be part of the incredible success of my song “If I Were Sorry” had was fantastic. Today I am 21 years old and have explored a larger spectrum of sounds and forms of expression that I myself feel at home in. I constantly strive to be better at what I do, which has taken time.
I want to give a bigger picture of myself as an artist and songwriter.
I am very happy and grateful to have released this album.
“Present” is a gift to myself but also to anyone who wants to listen to my new music. 😊
Frans on his experiences for the past five years and the release of his debut album (translated)
Listen to ‘Present’
You are now able to listen to Frans’s debut album, via the following streaming platforms
Spotify
Apple Music
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Frans at the Eurovision Song Contest
In 2016, Frans was selected to represent Sweden at the Eurovision Song Contest with the song ‘If I Were Sorry’. The song was written by Frans along with Fredrik Andersson, Michael Saxell, and Oscar Fogelström.
During his participation at the 2016 contest, Frans managed to finish fifth overall, receiving 261 points from the professional juries and the televoters combined.
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