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Nobody did a thread about this album so let me do it real quick Agnes, the Release Me chanteuse, has been putting out pop perfection for a while, but last Friday she released Magic Still Exists, her first album since her 2012 album Veritas. If you like dance music, great vocals and overall fun, upbeat and great pop music check it out! Or else you're missing out. For those who don't remember who this Swedish queen is, watch this live rendition of her biggest hit.

Hello everyone, This topic marks the beginning of my series of discovering new music and artists that may not be too familiar or popular, but still create extremely good music (in my opinion). I'll post a new artist every week In case you have any suggestions for me, please feel free to post in the comments – The song doesn't have to be in English. For today, we have Agnes and her song 24 hours. It is a masterpiece that blends 70s and 80s quite perfectly with her sultry vocals I strongly believe you guys will love both the song and the M/V: Agnes completely changed her image, believe it or not, most of you probably know her from her old song called "Release Me." Her image was that of a cute/**** pop girl, which Agnes apparently hated and was pushed by her label. This era is all Agnes and her vision of herself as an artist, and she is slaying. Perhaps this topic can serve you as a small break from fighting for Britney's freedom all the time, we all need some rest and entertainment here and there ;) Enjoy!

In a time when Dance music was starting to smash the charts, I think this Swedish queen had everything to be a international superstar. Her album 'Dance Love Pop' was released in Sweden in October of 2008, according to Wikipedia it took a while to be released in several other European countries (around 2009 and 2010), and it didn't hit the US market AT ALL. Do you think she deserved a proper chance? I think her music has aged considerably well and the material she released after this album has been even better. Here are some of the singles that came from that era: I think Britney was feeling Release Me #ReleaseBritney