So Much Better 2022 was recently hosted by none other than Anne-Lie Rydé66, who debuted in the late 70s with the pop group EXTRA.
Anne-Lie Rydé was unsure about So much better
Since then, she has participated in Melodifestivalen, guested on Idol and released a solo album.
However, her participation in So much better was not entirely obvious:
– It wasn’t immediate and hurrah, but I had a few days to think it through. I’ve never been asked the question before and was a bit taken aback. But they always have a few older ones. After all the participation in Melodifestivalen, I don’t watch entertainment programs anymore, so I haven’t really seen So much better. But I knew it would be tough because I talked to people I know who have been there and everyone said it’s brutal, she says in an interview with Femina.
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So much better 2022. Image source: Tim Aro/TTAnne-Lie Rydé on the song choices in So much better
Even before she accepted, she had decided which songs she would interpret, according to Anne-Lie Rydé, there were no difficult choices.
– I did that before I accepted. When I found out who I was going to be with, I checked the catalogs on Spotify to listen through the material and see if there is anything I can do. I quickly found favorites. Then there was an argument about the very good songs, but I am very satisfied with the songs I got.
Anne-Lie Rydé on the after-party in So much better
Anne-Lie Rydé was on site during filming for a total of four days. And something she brings with her a little extra is that she hasn’t lost her enthusiasm when it comes to partying:
– I was there for four whole days. I remember the after-party when we got to party a little when everything was done on the last night, I’m obviously still a party person. It was liberating, you felt that now it’s over, now we can party and be happy. Then I caught a cold the week before the recording, so it wasn’t the best timing, but I felt fuck it, now I’m driving. You just have to fight a little more when you’re sick, she says Female.