Stockholm Syndrome (Swedish band)

The group as Love Generation in 2010, consisting of (from left to right) Melanie, Cornelia, Mikaela and Charly Q

Roshana Hosseini left the group soon after the "Love Generation" music video was released, and later competed in Idol 2011.

Martina "Charly Q" Braun Wolgast is a Gothenburg girl and is a mix of Swedish, Austrian, African, and American descent. Her grandfather was a jazz musician and played with legends like Louis Armstrong. Martina "Charly Q" Braun Wolgast has lived in both Nice and Vienna. She sings, sews and paints, and is interested in all aspects of artistry, from the aesthetic and social aspects to the business side.

Mikaela Urbom is from southern Stockholm. Her sporting interests include football, running, tennis, dance and figure skating. Her brother, Alexander Urbom is a promising NHL ice hockey player. In 2011 Mikaela left the group, leaving them to continue as a trio.

Melanie Taylor also grew up in a sporting family – her mother played handball at an elite level, and father Jeff, an American, played in the NBA. Melanie chose music and besides singing, she has taken piano lessons and joined a music school. She has participated in productions of musicals and is also a talented songwriter.

Cornelia Jakobs is from Stockholm and grew up in a creative and somewhat Bohemian family because her parents worked in theater and music (her grandmother founded the People's Opera with her then-husband). Cornelia attended Kulturamas Music Dramatic elementary school and studied singing at Rytmus Musicians Gymnasium. Her father is Jakob Samuelsson of The Poodles. In 2022, she won Melodifestivalen as a solo artist and represented Sweden at the Eurovision Song Contest with the song "Hold Me Closer", where she placed fourth.

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