Meja

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Album cover for Seven Sisters
Album cover for Seven Sisters

Anna Pernilla Bäckman (born Nynäshamn, Stockholms län, 12 February 1969), commonly known as Meja, is a Swedish composer and singer. Among her best known songs are "All 'bout the Money" and "Private Emotion" (duet with Ricky Martin). She gained more widespread popularity after her single "How Crazy are You?" was used as the main theme music for the Xbox video game Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball.

Prior to her solo career, Meja sang leads on several singles for the early 1990s dance group Legacy of Sound, including the top 10 hit Happy.

Contents

  • Meja (1996)
  • Live in Japan (1997)
  • Seven Sisters (1998)
  • The Flower Girl Jam
  • My Best
  • Realitales (2001)
  • Mellow (2004)
  • The Nu Essential (2005)
  • Bohemian Behaviour (to be released)(2006)

  • "How Crazy are You?"
  • "Rainbow"
  • "All 'bout the Money"
  • "Beautiful Girl"
  • "Intimacy"
  • "Pop and Television"
  • "Lay Me Down"
  • "Hippies in the 60's"
  • "Spirits"
  • "Private Emotion" (with Ricky Martin)
  • "Wake up call"
  • "Life is a river"

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