Leif Sundin

Swedish singer
The basics

Quick Facts

IntroSwedish singer
PlacesSweden
isSinger Songwriter
Work fieldMusic
Gender
Male
Genres:Hard rock
Instruments:Voice
Birth22 March 1971, Skärholmen, Sweden
Age53 years
Star signAries
The details

Biography

Leif Arne Sundin (born 22 March 1971) is a Swedish rock vocalist and songwriter who has performed and recorded with Michael Schenker, John Norum and Brian Robertson among others.

Career

Starting his career as vocalist with Swedish rock band Great King Rat, Sundin was described by Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page in Kerrang! magazine as "the nearest thing I've seen to a young Paul Rodgers". He later joined the Michael Schenker Group and co-wrote and performed on their 1996 album Written in the Sand, and also featured on a live album the following year. He later rejoined MSG in 2004 after the departure of Chris Logan.

Sundin subsequently joined forces with ex-Europe guitarist John Norum and has provided vocals for a number of his albums, also composing songs. In 2011, Sundin provided vocals for ex-Thin Lizzy and Motörhead guitarist Brian Robertson's solo album Diamonds and Dirt. Sundin has also formed his own band, House of Leaf, releasing an EP and an album in 2012.

Discography

  • Great King Rat – Great King Rat (1992)
  • The Johansson BrothersThe Johansson Brothers (1994)
  • Johansson – Sonic Winter (1996)
  • Michael Schenker Group – Written in the Sand (1996)
  • Michael Schenker Group – The Michael Schenker Story Live (1997)
  • John NorumFace It Live '97 (1997)
  • John NorumSlipped into Tomorrow (1999)
  • A-Teens – Teen Spirit (2001)*
  • MarkoolioI skuggan av mig själv (2003)*
  • Chris NormanBreak Away (2004)*
  • Daniel Lindström – Daniel Lindström (2004)*
  • Susie – In the Sun (2005)*
  • Michael Schenker Group – Tales of Rock'n'Roll (2006)
  • Markus FagervallEcho Heart (2006)*
  • Erik SegerstedtA Different Shade (2007)*
  • John NorumPlay Yard Blues (2010)
  • Brian RobertsonDiamonds and Dirt (2011)
  • House of Leaf – Wrongs to Right EP (2011)
  • House of Leaf – House of Leaf (2012)

* As backing vocalist

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