Inscription
One More Time are inscribed as the 10th Global Music Royalty in September 2018.
They are chosen for for being the very first Global Music Champion.
They are chosen for for being the very first Global Music Champion.
Presentation
One More Time is a Swedish pop ensemble formed in Stockholm in 1991, featuring Peter Grönvall, his wife Nanne Grönvall and Maria Rådsten—initially including Thérèse Löf, who departed early on. Their breakthrough came in 1992 with “Highland,” a single blending folk-pop sensibilities that soared to number 2 in Sweden, claimed the top spot in Belgium, and earned gold status in South Africa. Their debut album of the same name introduced a melodic, emotive style that resonated across Europe.
The group released a self-titled album in 1994, though it didn't match their debut's international success. In 1996, they returned to their Swedish roots with an album sung in their native language, later issued in English as Living in a Dream. That year they entered Melodifestivalen, Sweden’s Eurovision selection contest, first in 1995 as songwriters behind “Det vackraste,” and then in 1996 with their own performance of “Den vilda.” The latter won the national contest and earned them a third-place finish at Eurovision in Oslo, marking a career highlight.
After touring Europe through the ’90s and stepping away from international engagement in 1998 to focus on family life, the group pursued individual projects: Nanne launched a successful solo career, and Peter, notably, is the son of ABBA's Benny Andersson. More than two decades later, in 2021, they announced plans to reunite and work on new material. With a sound that combines Nordic melancholy, lush vocal harmonies and melodic pop craftsmanship, One More Time remains a cherished chapter in Sweden’s musical heritage.
The group released a self-titled album in 1994, though it didn't match their debut's international success. In 1996, they returned to their Swedish roots with an album sung in their native language, later issued in English as Living in a Dream. That year they entered Melodifestivalen, Sweden’s Eurovision selection contest, first in 1995 as songwriters behind “Det vackraste,” and then in 1996 with their own performance of “Den vilda.” The latter won the national contest and earned them a third-place finish at Eurovision in Oslo, marking a career highlight.
After touring Europe through the ’90s and stepping away from international engagement in 1998 to focus on family life, the group pursued individual projects: Nanne launched a successful solo career, and Peter, notably, is the son of ABBA's Benny Andersson. More than two decades later, in 2021, they announced plans to reunite and work on new material. With a sound that combines Nordic melancholy, lush vocal harmonies and melodic pop craftsmanship, One More Time remains a cherished chapter in Sweden’s musical heritage.
Global Music Career
2 Participations
1 Final
1 Top 10
1 Medal
1 Victory
Representing: Sweden
01. Highland / WINNER
After the inscription:
214. Alice i Vinterlandet / DNQ
1 Final
1 Top 10
1 Medal
1 Victory
Representing: Sweden
01. Highland / WINNER
After the inscription:
214. Alice i Vinterlandet / DNQ
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