Zara’s most recent single“Ruin My Life”continues to heat up at a rapid pace. Showing no signs of stopping or slowing down, it clocked over 182 million streams and counting as well as 28 million YouTube/VEVO views for its cinematicmusic videowithin just three months.Paperdescribed it as“anthemic,”andCosmopolitanput it best,“If one thing is certain, it’s thatZara Larsson’s new single‘Ruin My Life’slaps.”Right now, she’s putting the finishing touches on her forthcoming International second full-length, the follow-up to2017’s gold-certified history-making International debut,So Good.Every once in a while, awoman comes along and flips everything upside down. When it comes to pop music,Zara Larssonis that woman. The 21-year-old Swedish singer and songwriter quietly ascended to the forefront of modern pop with undeniable talent, uncompromising attitude, and unbelievable songcraft. As a result, she made history. Her RIAA gold-certified 2017 full-length,So Good, holds the distinction of being“the second most-streamed debut on Spotify by a female artist ever,”eclipsing 5 billion streams. Among a bevy of smashes,“Ain’t My Fault”went gold,“Lush Life”went platinum and“Never Forget You”went triple-platinum. Among numerousaccolades, she has won favorite Swedish Star at theNickelodeonKid's choice awards 2016, 2017 and 2018! She also landed best newcomer and worldwide act at the 2016 MTV EMA’s.She notably took the stage at the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize Concert to perform“Symphony”alongsideClean Bandit. Meanwhile, she achieved four Swedish Grammi Awards, (2018) namely “Best Song,” “Best Album,” and “Artist of the Year” Snagged spot's onTIME Magazine’s “30 Most Influential Teens of 2016,”Billboard’s “21 Under 21” of 2017,Maxim’s Hot 100 of 2018. Additionally, she has received nominations at the Teen Choice Awards, MTV VMAs, and more.