Swedish pop stars Molly Sandén and Miriam Bryant are joining forces for their first-ever collaboration, releasing a latest single titled “Superlim & silvertejp” (Superglue & Silver Tape) on March 20.
The duo hinted at the upcoming release and Sandén recently opened up about their close, yet sometimes challenging, friendship in an interview with Hänt. “We’ve really been close friends for many years,” Sandén said. “But it hasn’t always been easy. We’ve really had a period relationship. That we’ve been super, super close and then we’ve clashed and started to take a little distance and then we’ve come back super, super close and have kept on like that.”
According to a press release, the song explores the theme of holding on through demanding times, using any means necessary. This collaboration marks a significant moment for both artists, who have individually achieved considerable success in the Swedish music scene.
Sandén, 33, is a well-known artist who first gained recognition as a child on Lilla Melodifestivalen. She has since released multiple albums and participated in Melodifestivalen. Bryant released her album “Okej att dö” (Okay to Die) last year. Sandén released two albums in 2024: “Blåögd” (Blue-Eyed) and “Strawberry blonde”.
The release of “Superlim & silvertejp” is anticipated to be a major event for fans of both artists, and the song’s theme resonates with universal experiences of navigating complex relationships and overcoming adversity. The single is expected to further solidify both Sandén and Bryant’s positions as leading figures in Scandinavian pop music.
