Cornelia Dahlgren

Cornelia Dahlgren (born 14 February 1978) is a Swedish singer, songwriter and producer known by the stage name Cornelia. She also owns her own independent label called 'Camp Mozart'. Cornelia participated in the first season of Swedish Idol 2004, however dropped out of the show in the final stages as she did not consider the manufactured approach to the music true to what she was about.

Career

Cornelia started off in jazz and musicals, then spent a few years writing songs in bands. She is now an independent songwriter and founder of record label 'Camp Mozart', with the release of Cornelias EP 'Capsule' in late 2007. Cornelia is also an actress, mainly voicing characters for cartoons/anime.

Discography

Albums/EPs

• Voices in my lunchbox, 2000 (Track "Whopper")
• How to Tango, 2002 Popshop
• Night Games - in steps and sequences, 2006 (Tracks "Take Me Away" & "You Got It")
• Capsule, 2007 (UK release 2008)
• Various Assets, 2009 (Tracks "Daylight", "Get your laces tied" & "I'm so over you")
• In My Blood, 2010 (Track "Army of Men")

Singles

• "Careless", (2001) Popshop
• "Piece Of Cake", (2002) Popshop
• "Life On Mars", (2002) Popshop
• "Army Of Men", (2009) with Sharam Jey
• "Army Of Men 2", (2009) with Sharam Jey
• "By The Fire" (2011)
• "That's Why I Need Ya" (2011) with The Zax
• "Aquarius Dreams" (2011)

Filmography

• Feta Laxar, 2003
• Törst, 2004 Director Amanda Adolfsson
• Det Levande Slottet, 2005 (Howl's Moving Castle - Swedish voice over) Director Hayao Miyazaki
• Den Utvalde, 2005 (DVD-version) Directors Martin Söder and Eric Donell.
• Monster House, 2006 (Zee - Swedish voice over)

External links

• Official Homepage
• Cornelia @ Myspace