With the approach of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the Swedish supergroup Björnzone returns to the limelight, unveiling their latest single “All of My Heart.” The song has been introduced as Sweden’s unofficial anthem for the forthcoming football championship, aiming to unite fans and capture the excitement of the tournament.
Behind this high-profile release is an impressive songwriting team that combines international pop credentials and local talent. Johan Carlsson, whose credits include work with artists such as Sabrina Carpenter and Katy Perry, collaborates with Mark Owen from the iconic group Take That. Adding a further global touch is Mozella, whose writing contributions span stars like Miley Cyrus, Madonna, and Rihanna. Björn Gustafsson, known both for his musical and comedic contributions in Sweden, also plays a central role in the project.
Björnzone’s return comes after a decisive breakout in Melodifestivalen 2024, Sweden’s highly-watched song competition. Their debut single “Still The One” became the most viewed YouTube video in Sweden that year, highlighting their significant impact on the country’s musical landscape. The group continued their momentum with the follow-up track “A Christmas Song,” which not only topped Swedish radio charts but also emerged as the most streamed new holiday song in Sweden for 2024.
Given their success, demand for new music from Björnzone remained high. Responding to that enthusiasm, the group crafted “All of My Heart,” channeling not just the spirit of football but an aspiration to reach a much larger audience. According to Björn Gustafsson, creating an unofficial World Cup anthem had long been a personal dream—a song that celebrates the sport while striving for enduring popularity beyond the tournament season.
As “All of My Heart” is released, all eyes will be on how fans and the broader public embrace Sweden’s unofficial anthem, and whether Björnzone’s dreams for the song to become a timeless anthem are realized in the years to come.
