In 2003 Britain's Stylus Mag wrote of her voice and her appearance: "A younger teutonic Kim Gordon, who sings like an indifferent angel of death with a cyborg implant." The same article compared her penetrating power to Eurythmics singer Annie Lennox, and her single with Tok Tok to "Sweat Dreams." Those who know both acts will see the parallels. It's all about attitude. And the will to make pop music. Fast forward to 2006. A lot of time has passed. She's taken a lot of contemplative walks. She's looked for new directions. In the end, though, Soffy O. has decided to remain Soffy O. and to keep rubbing against pop. Soffy's debut as a solo artist "The Beauty Of It" is a mélange of funk, disco, R'n'B, 70s soul, rock'n'roll and 60s girl group sounds. Which is mainly due in no small measure to Soffy's singing - endearing and demanding at the same time. Soul music. Frisky and cool. Plaintive, aggressive, then entreating again. Every track a love song. For 'The Beauty Of It' Soffy has developed roles and literary characters: her songs are little essays, fed by Soffy's personal experience. Warm and fragile pop songs are contrasted with the sadness of her texts. Life is, after all, no bed of roses. KeyWords: Soffy O, Sophie O, Sofi O, toktok, toktok vs soffy o, Larsson Ocklind, Swedish singer , the beauty of it, everybody´s darling. maybe a dog, come with me, you push me, funfunfun