Louise Hoffsten

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Louise Hoffsten at the Stockholm Jazz Festival, Skeppsholmen, 2003.
Louise Hoffsten at the Stockholm Jazz Festival, Skeppsholmen, 2003.

Louise Hoffsten (born September 6, 1965) is a Swedish song writer, musician and singer.

Louise was born in Linköping. Her father, Gunnar Hoffsten, is also a musician and plays the trumpet in a jazz band.

Louise also plays the harmonica which can be heard in most of her songs. She currently resides in Stockholm.

In 1996, Louise was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, but despite the complications, she continued to write and perform music.

[edit] Discography

  • 1987 Genom eld och vatten
  • 1988 Stygg
  • 1989 Yeah, Yeah
  • 1991 Message of Love
  • 1993 Rhythm & Blonde
  • 1995 6
  • 1996 Kära Du
  • 1997 Blues (CD & bok)
  • 1998 Tilde & Tiden (A children's story read by Louise Hoffsten)
  • 1999 Beautiful, But Why?
  • 2002 Collection 1991-2002
  • 2003 Louise Hoffsten live med Folkoperans Orkester
  • 2004 Knäckebröd Blues (Re-mix av Blues från 1997)
  • 2005 From Linköping To Memphis

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