Life Is a Flower

The song peaked at number-one in Hungary and was a top-ten hit in Denmark, Finland, Scotland, Spain, Sweden and the UK.

[2] A reviewer from Irish Evening Herald called it a gem, adding that "more of the same can often be a good thing".

[3] Sweden's Expressen viewed it as a "safe card",[4] while Göteborgsposten wrote that it is "almost religiously positive".

[5] David Brinn from Jerusalem Post noted that the single is a staple on local radio, "with its optimistic melody and pop psychology message so full of the power of positive thinking that the late Dr. Norman Vincent Peale should have received co-writing credit.

"[6] Pan-European magazine Music & Media commented, "Although the sound and style on the latest single remains unmistakably that of Ace of Base, the Swedish outfit have still been able to reinvent themselves enough to stay relevant and keep pace with dance scene developments."

I think that song shows the pure essence of what we are as a band; summer vibes, twisted happy lyrics, poppy melodies, nice beats and a choir in the end.