Music app Spotify gives users an annual review of their music preferences every December. My “wraps” are always slightly embarrassing, because I have no real music habits, and I like songs that sound like they should be featured in Subaru commercials. Spotify fueled that embarrassment this year by describing my top genres as “Surf Crush Skateboarding Indie” and “Hopebeat Alt Z Indie Pop.” Wrapped also surprisingly listed my most-listened-to artist as Sjowgren.

Sjowgren is a San Francisco–based indie alternative trio that became popular after releasing the hit single “Seventeen” in 2015. It’s an experimental songwriting group with a funky West Coast sound, made up of lead singer Maija Sjowgren and former classmates Sam Ahrendt and Don Steele, according to a local radio station (the group prefers to remain mostly anonymous and behind the scenes, and the trio doesn’t do live shows). Just three friends having a good time.

I first heard “Seventeen” in March during a trip to Israel and listened to it for ten days in a row, according to Spotify. It was an emotional trip. The carefree and melancholic tune helped. That song, “Now and Then,” and “Human Condition” are my favorite tracks of Sjowgren’s. Give them a listen, if you’re interested.