Is your art / output based on the way you see the world? –I'd say it's more based on the way I see myself in relation to the world. My music is very self-centered. What was your first gig? – At a small local venue in Norrköping, the town where I grew up. I was around 15 years old, and it was with the former band that I played in with my friends. Are there any trade secrets you can share with someone who is about to enter your field? – Get a flexible and well-paid side job. Music is not McDonald's or H&M. It's not a one-size-fits-all. The right people will get it. It's good to remind yourself of that when you get caught up in the numbers game because going into this industry with a beating heart and working brain, you probably will.

What’s the most unexpected lesson you’ve learned while navigating your career? – Giving up is a great way to start. What is a work of art or creation that has changed your perspective? – I often get emotional when I watch Nick Cave perform simply because he's just that good. Like good in a way where everything and everybody else just immediately fades. It's good to be reminded that greatness exists. Do you believe your current self is who you are meant to be? – Truly, although if there's a version where I also own a chocolate lab and a seaside house, I'd be open to try. LAUNCH INFO: The collection launches on March 14 on Kungsgatan 3 in Stockholm, 24 Berwick Street in London and online at adaysmarch.com. Subscribe to our newsletter for early access on March 11.