Staffan Olsson (born 21 February 1969),better known by his stage name Bosson, is a Swedish singer-songwriter.
He became widely known in Europe and abroad after the release of the song “One in a Million”, the title track of the film “Miss Congeniality”.

Ollson’s passion for music was passed on from his grandfather on his mother’s side and his brothers. Relatives played various instruments, brought recordings. On his 12th birthday, Staffan received a guitar from his grandfather.

After graduation, he joined the Elevate music group, in which he gained his first popularity.
Further in 1996, Staffan left the band for a solo career and from that moment he acquired a new name “Bosson”. His stage name comes from the fact that his father’s first name is Bo – hence he is Bo’s son

In 1997 he recorded his first song Baby Don’t Cry and the MNW label even liked it, and soon Britney Spears notices him. With a pop star, whom the Swedish musician referred to as a “modest and amazing girl,” he toured America. She invited him to a joint tour of the USA and he opened for her.

In 1999, with the assistance of the record company Music Network Records Group AB, Bosson released his debut album “The Right Time”. The release was accompanied by a comment that the musician

“I have put my soul and creativity into this important and iconic work and I hope that the listeners will appreciate it.”

A breakthrough in Bosson’s creative biography occurred with the album “One in a Million”, which, in addition to the hit of the same name, included “I Believe”, “Over the Mountains”. However, all the songs of the record faded against the background of the world recognition of the title track.

Without delaying for a long time, Bosson releases another album – “Rockstar” – in the style of dance-pop. Fans had to wait 4 years for the next one. In the interim, so as not to be forgotten, the singer presented the collection “The Best”.
In 2006, the single “You” was released from the new album “Future’s Gone Tomorrow / Life Is Here Today”. The album itself was released a year later. The Russian-language version of the song “I Can Feel Love” and performed by Bosson in a duet with Lolita, got into rotation on Russian Radio.
The last studio album was released in 2013, “Best of 11-Twelve”.

On his Facebook page, Bosson announced the release of the first single in his native language in the last 16 years, “Vi borde andas samma luft”, thanked fans for their support

Albums

1999 – «The Right Time»
2001 – «One In A Million»
2003 – «Rockstar»
2007 – «Future’s Gone Tomorrow / Life Is Here Today»
2013 – «Best of 11-Twelve»