In 2014, EDM duo Galantis used a sample of Sey's single "Hard Times" in a song that appears on their self-titled EP titled "Friends (Hard Times)". Sey performed at the 2014 Swedish Grammy Awards and at Allsång på Skansen in Stockholm. In October 2014, Seinabo Sey released the critically acclaimed EP For Madeleine, dedicated to and named after her mother. The EP was produced by Magnus Lidehäll and written by, among others, Salem Al Fakir, Oscar Linnros and Vincent Pontare, along with Seinabo Sey herself. That same month, she performed at the Royal Dramatic Theatre in Stockholm. She also performed at the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize concert. On 30 March 2015 Sey released her second EP, the four-track For Maudo, dedicated to and named after her father, . Repeating the success of For Madeleine, the EP received favorable reviews and widespread critical acclaim in Sweden and abroad. For Maudo was produced by Magnus Lidehäll, and one Swedish review described the EP as a "weightless and spellbinding" crossover between soul and modern pop. Another review described the EP as being composed of "exceptionally beautiful music". On 23 October 2015 Sey released her first album, called Pretend. The album contains 16 tracks, including "Younger" and "Hard Time". In November 2016, the album's titular track "Pretend" was the featured music in the season 6 Girls trailer. Also in 2015, parts of her 2014 song, "Hard Time", was utilized as theme song for Swedish murder-mystery TV series, 100 Code (Hundred Code). The show screened in Germany and then spread to other countries; it is now on rerun on cable in the United States and elsewhere. On 7 September 2018 she released her second album I'm a Dream. Awards and accolades 2014 - Breakthrough of the year - 2014 Swedish Music Publishers Prize 2015 - Best Newcomer - 2014 Swedish Grammy Awards 2015 - Soul/R&B artist of the year - 2014 Kingsize Awards Discography Albums Extended plays Singles Other charted songs Notes References External links Living people 1990 births Swedish women singer-songwriters English-language singers from Sweden Swedish singer-songwriters Swedish pop singers Musicians from Stockholm Singers from Stockholm Swedish people of Gambian descent 21st-century Swedish singers 21st-century Swedish women singers Musikförläggarnas pris winners