Victoria Bergsman, born on May 4, 1977, in Sweden, is an influential figure in indie music known for her unique voice and artistic collaborations. She started her career as the lead vocalist of The Concretes in 1995, where she contributed to notable songs like "You Can't Hurry Love" and "Seems Fine." In 2006, she ventured into a solo career under the project name Taken by Trees, releasing critically acclaimed albums such as "Open Field," "East of Eden," "Other Worlds," "Yellow to Blue," and "Another Year." Bergsman's musical style blends indie pop with experimental and folk influences, often drawing inspiration from various cultures, as seen in her collaborative work with Pakistani musicians on "East of Eden." She also gained recognition for her guest vocals on Peter Bjorn and John's hit song "Young Folks" and her appearance in New Order's "Temptation" music video. Victoria's work extends beyond music into visual art and documentary filmmaking, notably with "Taweel Safari - The Longest Journey," which documents the recording of "East of Eden" in Pakistan. Her legacy as an artist continues to inspire with her distinctive sound and innovative approach to music.