Birth name Clara Hagman Associated acts Ace of Base Genres Pop Name Clara Hagman | Occupation(s) Singer Role Singer Years active 2008-Present | |
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Born 9 July 1991 (age 33)
Gavle, Sweden ( 1991-07-09 ) Albums The Golden Ratio, Platinum & Gold, Playlist: The Very Best of Ace of Base Similar People Julia Williamson, Jonas Berggren, Ulf Ekberg, Linn Berggren, Jenny Berggren | ||
Music group Ace of Base (2009 – 2012) | ||
Exit Music feat. Clara Hagman (Radiohead cover)
Clara Hagman (born 9 July 1991 in Gävle, Sweden) is a Swedish singer and former member of the pop group Ace of Base. Since 2014 she has performed under the name Clara Mae.
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- Exit Music feat Clara Hagman Radiohead cover
- Clara hagman formerly with ace of base russian roulette in toronto
- Vocal competitions
- Ace of Base 20092012
- Solo career 2014present
- References
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Vocal competitions
Hagman participated in Lilla Melodifestivalen 2002 with the song "Hej, vem är du" finishing fourth.
In 2008, Clara competed in the inaugural Next Star singing competition. She performed Dolly Parton's "I Will Always Love You" and placed second in the competition.
The following year, she made it into the semi-finals round of Idol 2009 after performing renditions of Duffy's "Warwick Avenue" during the audition rounds. She performed Oh Laura's song "Release Me" for her semi-finals appearance, but did not receive enough votes to advance to the finals round.
Ace of Base (2009–2012)
In 2009, Hagman was recruited by Ulf Ekberg and Jonas Berggren along with another singer, Julia Williamson, to join Ace of Base, replacing founding members Jenny and Linn Berggren. The new lineup released their first album, The Golden Ratio on 24 September 2010. Clara departed the band in 2012.
Solo career (2014–present)
Clara has embarked on a solo career and has changed her stage name to Clara Mae. Her first released single was titled "Changing Faces". On 12 June 2015 she released the single "Avalon".
Clara also featured on a song called Chemistry by Steve Void and No Mondays. (2016)