of these songs, "Loving out of Nothing", charted within the top-20 in Sweden in early 2005. In spring 2008, Titiyo was asked to contribute vocals to Kleerup's single "Longing for Lullabies". Released in April 2008 in Scandinavia, the single has since reached the top 20 in Denmark and top 10 in Sweden. Titiyo released her fifth album, Hidden, on the Swedish independent label Sheriff late 2008. The album mainly feature self-penned material but also results of collaborations with the likes of Kleerup, Moto Boy, and Goran Kajfes of Oddjob. So far videos for "Stumble to Fall" and "Awakening" have been released. In 2015, she released her sixth studio album, 13 Gården, which was nominated for a Swedish Grammy in the category "Best Pop". Named after her childhood address in the Solna Municipality, outside of Stockholm, it was Titiyo's first album to be recorded entirely in the Swedish language. Personal life Titiyo's daughter Femi was born in 1992. Femi's father is music producer Magnus Frykberg. Discography Studio albums Compilations Selected singles Awards Grammis As of 2011, Titiyo has won four Grammis: |- | 1990 | rowspan=2|Herself | Newcomer of the Year | |- | rowspan=2|1991 | Best Female Pop/Rock Artist | |- | "Flowers" | Best Music Video | |- | 1994 | rowspan=3|Herself | rowspan=3|Best Female Pop/Rock Artist | |- | 1998 | |- | rowspan=3|2002 | |- | Come Along | Best Album | |- | "Come Along" | Best Song | |- | 2005 | A Collection of Songs | Best Compilation | |- | 2009 | "Longing for Lullabies" | Best Song | |- | 2016 | Herself | Best Pop Artist | MTV Europe Music Awards 2001: Best Nordic Act (nominated) P3 Guld Music Awards 2009: Best Song for "Longing for Lullabies" (nominated) References External links Official website 1967 births Living people Singers from Stockholm Swedish women singers Swedish women musicians Swedish people of Sierra Leonean descent Grammy Award winners English-language singers from Sweden