Anna Sundstrand
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Anna Maria Carolina Sundstrand (born February 22, 1989) was an original member of the Swedish pop group Play from the group's formation in 2001 to its disbanding in late 2004.
Anna was selected to be a part of Play by Laila Bagge, who owned a dance studio in Sweden in which Anna was enrolled. Anna is a relative of the legendary Swedish actress Greta Garbo. Up until Janet Leon joined Play after original member Faye Hamlin left the group, Anna was also the youngest member of Play.
Since Play's disbanding, 170 cm (5 ft 7 in) Anna has begun a modeling career, signing with Model Management Group based in New York City (the same agency to which her bandmate Rosie Munter has signed) and posing for a 2006 calendar being marketed to the same audience that followed Play. Additionally, she has been exploring a solo singing career. She has performed several times with Chris Trousdale, a former member of boy band Dream Street. Her debut album is expected to be released in 2006.
Sundstrand was most often heard singing the middle harmony/melody line of Play songs, but sometimes she also sang the higher harmonies. On various performances of the song "Don't Stop The Music" from Play's album Don't Stop the Music, Anna sang the higher harmony while fellow member Rosie Munter sings her solo.