Hanne Boel

Being among the most successful feminine singers in Denmark, Hanne Boel is really a versatile English-language pop singer who’s also popular within the neighboring countries of Sweden and Norway. Delivered August 31, 1957, in Bagsværd, a suburb of Copenhagen, she researched on the Royal Danish Academy of Music. Upon graduating in 1980, she researched a year on the Berklee College of Music in Boston. She after that came back to Denmark, where she trained music and performed within the jazz-rock music group Blast through the early to middle-’80s. In 1988 she released her full-length record debut, Dark Wolf, in colaboration with Medley Information. A blockbuster achievement, Dark Wolf was honored a Danish Music Award (aka Danish Grammy) for Danish Feminine Singer of the entire year. Her second record, Dark Interest (1990), extended her success towards the neighboring countries of Sweden and Norway. In addition, it garnered another circular of Danish Music Honours, four of these altogether: Danish Feminine Singer of the entire year, Danish Record of the entire year, Hit of the entire year (“I Wanna HAVE SEX for you”), and Danish Manufacturer of the entire year (Poul Bruun). Successive albums consist of My Kindred Nature (1992), Kinda Spirit (1992), Misty Heaven (1994), Greatest of Hanne Boel (1995), Silent Assault (1996), Require (1998), and Strangely Disturbed (1999). Following a change of the hundred years, Boel collaborated with Martin Hall around the recording Boel & Hall (2000) and reunited with Poul Bruun, the acclaimed maker of her early albums, around the industrial blockbuster effort Avoid your dog (2002). While successive albums such as for example Abaco (2004), Personal Vision (2007), and A FRESH Kinda Spirit (2008) didn’t rival the chart-topping achievement of Avoid the Dog, these were internationally effective nonetheless, easily achieving the Danish TOP and charting impressively in Sweden and Norway aswell.