Fredrik Norlindh Unveils “Don’t Want the Day I Want You” – A Seductive Blend of Drama and Emotion

Swedish singer, composer, and multi-instrumentalist Fredrik Norlindh has released his latest single, Don’t Want the Day I Want You. Known for blending cinematic orchestral scores with indie rock and electronic pop, Fredrik’s music captivates audiences with its rich textures and emotional depth.

Fredrik’s work has recently been recognised internationally. In 2025, he won Best Contemporary Instrumental at the Intercontinental Music Awards in Los Angeles for Minnesverket, a piece recorded with a full symphony orchestra. His music is inspired by artists such as Muse, Max Martin, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Jim Steinman, and Michael Jackson, and Don’t Want the Day I Want You reflects these varied influences.

Fredrik describes the single as “seductive, dramatic, grand and a little death-philosophical, with a big and emotional arena chorus. I guess names like Muse, Nightwish, Jim Steinman, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Queen may have inspired this song. Rock instruments, synths and strings.”

The lyrics are both intimate and powerful, exploring longing and vulnerability.

The track combines rock instruments, lush synths, and sweeping strings to create a sound that feels both intimate and expansive. It balances drama and emotion, making it a standout addition to Fredrik’s growing catalogue.

With Don’t Want the Day I Want You, Fredrik Norlindh continues to show that he can move effortlessly between genres while keeping his distinctive voice. The result is music that is emotionally powerful and sonically adventurous.