past ten years under the banner of Kronologi. On 2 September 2020, ionnalee performed her third live-streamed concert, titled Konsert, in place of her canceled Kronologi tour. The concert was streamed for free on YouTube. She performed alongside her longtime collaborator Class Björklund. The concert featured guest appearances from TR/ST, Imogen Heap, Zola Jesus and Tungorna. Artistry Musical style Jonna Lee's early projects have been described as folk-pop. Her and Claes Björklund's project, iamamiwhoami, was considered an electronic music act, drawing a mix of styles, including electropop, synth-pop, art pop and avant-garde. Her music, under the moniker ionnalee, has been termed as electropop, indie pop and art pop. Influences Lee stated that she is influenced by Kraftwerk, Cocteau Twins, Depeche Mode, Christopher Nolan, Air and Vangelis. She also added that she enjoys listening to Blood Orange, Arca, Denis Villeneuve, Chromatics, Four Tet, Björk, Todd Terje, Disasterpeace and Mozart. She has mentioned Madonna and Chaka Khan albums owned by her mother as her favorites when she was young. Awards, accolades and recognition This Is Jonna Lee was chosen as the "Next Big Thing" on iTunes USA's front page in May 2009. Lee performed at SXSW in Austin, Texas in March 2010. After SXSW, she was in the Top 5 for the SXSW 2010 Next Big Sound list, which tracks how fast music artists are adding fans across various social networking platforms. In 2010, Lee received a Manifest Award nomination for Best Singer-Songwriter. In December 2018, Jonna Lee received a cultural achievement award from her hometown Linköping. Lee was nominated in 2019 for Best Synth Album of the Year for her album Everyone Afraid to Be Forgotten at the Swedish independent music awards Manifestgalan. Lee has won three awards as iamamiwhoami. Discography Studio albums Live albums Extended plays Compilation albums Singles Guest appearances Remixes Albums with iamamiwhoami Bounty (2010–2011; compiled in 2013) In Concert (2010) Kin (2012) Blue (2014) Concert in Blue (2015) Be Here Soon (2022) References External links To whom it may concern. 1981 births 21st-century Swedish singers 21st-century Swedish women singers English-language singers from Sweden Living people Swedish electronic musicians Swedish women singer-songwriters Swedish singer-songwriters Swedish music video directors Swedish pop singers Swedish women in electronic music