The 1979 album "Sing It" saw Linus & the Losers lean into a more polished indie rock sound, moving away from their earlier folk-rock roots. This record marked a significant, albeit commercially challenging, shift in their artistic direction.
- The album was recorded at Atlantis Studios in Stockholm with producer Kjell Sundvall.
- "Sing It" reached number 42 on the Swedish album charts in 1979.
- The release was supported by a modest tour of small venues across Sweden.
Linus & the Losers are a Swedish indie rock band known for their genre-bending sound and introspective lyrics. In 1979, they were at a pivotal point in their career, seeking to broaden their appeal beyond the folk-rock scene.
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