Izabelle - Varje Liten Droppe Regn

Review by Adrián Prado

Album Review: Varje Liten Droppe Regn by Izabelle Released in 2004, Varje Liten Droppe Regn is a gem from Sweden’s vibrant pop scene. Backed by Bonnier Music and crafted with care, this album blends Europop and Euro House seamlessly. It's got that early 2000s charm—polished but not overdone, catchy without being annoying. The team behind it reads like a who’s who of Swedish music talent: Ola Håkansson and Tim Norell on songwriting duties, Fernet B. producing, and Björn Engelmann mastering the final sound. Let’s talk tracks. First up, there’s “Varje Liten Droppe Regn (Radio Version).” This one sticks because it feels personal yet universal. Ingela Forsman’s lyrics are heartfelt, painting vivid imagery about raindrops and emotions. Paired with Linnea Sporre’s backing vocals, it creates this layered warmth that pulls you in. You don’t need to speak Swedish to get the vibe—it’s all in the delivery. And hey, if you’re into instrumentals, the non-vocal version gives you room to focus on Ari Lehtonen and Dick Cruslock’s arrangements. Those synths? Pure magic. Another standout is—you guessed it—the instrumental take of the title track. Stripping away the vocals lets the production shine. It’s almost cinematic, like walking through Stockholm on a drizzly day. There’s something comforting about how the beats swell and fade, leaving space for your own thoughts. If anything, it shows how strong the bones of this song really are. What makes Varje Liten Droppe Regn memorable isn’t just its hooks or melodies; it’s the mood. Listening to it feels like flipping through an old photo album. Sure, some parts might feel dated now (hello, early 2000s Euro House vibes), but that’s part of its charm. It’s nostalgic without trying too hard. Here’s the kicker though—Izabelle didn’t blow up globally after this album. Weird, right? With such a solid project under her belt, she could’ve easily been another Robyn or Zara Larsson. Maybe it was timing, maybe it was luck. Either way, Varje Liten Droppe Regn remains a hidden treasure for fans of Swedish pop. Give it a spin, especially if you’re into rainy-day playlists. Trust me, it’ll grow on you faster than moss on a rock.

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Artist: Izabelle
Album: Varje Liten Droppe Regn

Sweden

2004

Rating: 4.33

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Varje Liten Droppe Regn (Radio Version)	3:12
Varje Liten Droppe Regn (Instrumental)	3:10

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Catalog Numbers

334 21681

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Bonnier Music

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CD
Single

Companies

Role	Company
Phonographic Copyright (p)	Bonnier Music
Copyright (c)	Bonnier Music
Mastered At	Cutting Room

Credits

Role	Credit
A&R	Joakim Åström
Arranged By	Ari Lehtonen, Dick Cruslock
Backing Vocals	Linnea Sporre
Cover	Jennie Eiserman
Lyrics By	Ingela Forsman
Mastered By	Björn Engelmann
Music By	Ola Håkansson, Tim Norell
Producer	Fernet B.

Notes

Packaging: Card Sleeve
This song has been recorded before by Herreys and Ankie Bagger.
Printed on sleeve:
(p) & © 2004 Bonnier Music - a division of Bonnier Amigo Music Group AB
Printed on CD:
℗ & © 2004 Bonnier Music Sweden - a division of Bonnier Amigo Music Group AB

About Izabelle

Real Name

Isabelle Filling

Name Vars

Isabelle

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a fun fact: The Swedish pop album *Varje Liten Droppe Regn* by Izabelle blends Europop and Euro House vibes, but here’s the kicker—it only has two tracks! Both are versions of the same song. One is an instrumental take, while the other is the radio-friendly version. Talk about laser focus! Released in 2004 under Bonnier Music, it’s a small but mighty piece of early 2000s music history. The album even features mastering by Björn Engelmann, who’s worked with big names like Robyn. Pretty cool for such a tiny package, right?