Maja’s single “Mama” saw her collaborating with close friends Klara and Johanna Söderberg of First Aid Kit. The video premiered in Holler Country Magazine and was performed live before a million viewers at the Nobel Prize ceremony on Swedish television.
The second single from her debut album, “Anxious Angel,” gained significant attention when it was featured in the final scene of the Netflix series “Love & Anarchy,” becoming the most Shazamed song in Germany at the time. Maja’s video for “PMS Party” and her ‘emo linedance’ created a buzz, establishing a new sing-along anthem for PMS when performed live on one of Sweden’s oldest stages and TV shows.
Other notable singles like “This Woman’s Work,” “Tiny Tornados,” and “Lava Love” further solidified Maja’s position as the emo queen in the intersection of pop, singer-songwriter, and Americana genres. Her unique style impressed American artist Sierra Ferrell, who invited Maja to open up for her in Sweden in 2022.

After a successful 2023, which included participating in the TV show “Så Mycket Bättre,” a sold-out summer tour, and serving as a special guest on First Aid Kit’s European tour, Maja has continued to rise.
In 2024, Maja Francis will follow up her successful year with new material. In March she released ”Hello Cowboy,” the first single from her upcoming album, that has been added to Swedish national radio P3 and P4 and the biggest digital country radio channel in Sweden ”Go Country”. Followed by singles ”Manic Pixie Dream Girl” and ”Low”, the latter also added to Swedish national radio P3.
The album ”Hello Cowboy” is set for release on September 6th.
Maja Francis stands out as a bold and authentic voice in modern music, with a career marked by heartfelt songwriting, evocative performances, and a distinctive blend of pop and country influences.