Swedish singer-songwriter & producer Victor Leksell making hits with big names like @zaralarsson & @iconapop!
List of Victor Leksell's featurings
Zara Larsson & Icona Pop
Victor Leksell's age
Victor Leksell is currently 29 years old.
Victor Leksell's country of origin
Victor Leksell is from Sweden.
Victor Leksell's real name
Victor Leksell's real name is Victor Leksell.
The Success Story of Victor Leksell
Who is Victor Leksell?
Victor Leksell is a 25-year-old Swedish singer-songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist best known for his hit single ‘Svag’. His most famous collaborations are with artists such as Zara Larsson and Icona Pop. He has also written and produced songs with labelmates like Frida Sundemo and Estraden.
Early Life & Career
Born in Stockholm, Sweden, Victor Leksell spent most of his childhood writing music and learning to play instruments. At the age of 13, he started playing the piano and guitar. He went on to study at one of the top music schools in Stockholm and eventually signed his first record deal when he was just 16 years old.
Success & Collaborations
Leksell rose to fame with his breakthrough single 'Svag' in 2017. It quickly became a hit in Sweden, peaking at number two on the Swedish Singles Chart. In 2019, he released 'Titta På Mig Nu', which featured Zara Larsson. The song became an instant success, reaching number one on the Swedish charts for several weeks. In 2020, Leksell released a collaboration with Icona Pop titled 'Fading Like A Flower'.
Awards & Recognition
Leksell has been nominated for multiple awards over the years, including two Swedish Grammis awards for Producer of the Year in 2018 and 2019. He has also been nominated for European Border Breakers Awards and MTV Europe Music Awards.
Personal Life
In his free time, Leksell enjoys going to live concerts, playing video games, and spending time with friends. He is also an avid animal lover and has two rescue cats at home. He recently moved to Los Angeles with his girlfriend and is currently working on his second album.
