The 6that elusive shadow. Figure 3 as paradise. Figure 9 which connects the two together. A symmetry that reflects life's ups and downs. Jonas Schwartz battling a severe obsession with the number 6 should be avoided at all costs. Six hammer blows must be nine for the balance must be restored. Feel free to stop at three. Perhaps you saw him nervously stand and sit on their hands for TV4's Abbey Road last year? Symmetry must be there. All great art draws its strength in describing the events. Jonas Schwartz has dubbed her debut album for "Six" in the cognitive view. He takes the bull by the horns on the personal level. Riding out the storm in public. On the professional, he has already with the 2010 EP trilogy on Adore Music has shown that he is at the top in an exciting new generation of Swedish popliv. "Tomorrow Belongs To Me" was the song that went up to årbästalistor the Bulletin Board and the Gimme Indie. Perhaps the "Six" and its nine great pop songs show just the future. And just that - track 3 is single election. Of course.