Oh Land

Before a personal injury end her dancing career, Nanna Øland Fabricius studied using the Royal Swedish Ballet as an adolescent. Permanently sidelined with a fractured disk in her backbone, she flipped her concentrate to music rather. Fabricius have been elevated in the outskirts of Copenhagen, Denmark, by an especially musical group of parents — her mom sang opera, while her dad composed traditional music — but she got a different method of her personal songwriting, which drew seriously from dance-pop, R&B, and a year’s well worth of tutelage in the College or university of Electronic Structure. Now operating beneath the stage name Oh Property, she began developing a audio that evoked a distinctive mixture of Robyn, Feist, and Lily Allen. Her dance teaching arrived to play, too, permitting Oh Property to fill up her early shows with choreography and theatrical flourishes. By 2008, she’d agreed upon to a Danish label and released her debut EP, Fauna. Twelve months afterwards, she inked a global cope with Epic. Dealing with Dan Carey, Dave McCracken, and Pharrell Williams, Oh Property spent a lot of 2010 focusing on her full-length debut. Her initial single, “Sunlight of a Weapon,” premiered late that calendar year, using a self-titled record pursuing in March 2011. Her sophomore long-player, Wishbone, found its way to 2013. After its discharge, Fabricius attempted her hands at performing, starring in the 2014 Danish traditional western The Salvation. In November of this calendar year, she released her third record, Earth Ill, and announced that area of the album’s proceeds will be donated to Greenpeace’s Conserve the Arctic advertising campaign. She mixed her ballet root base with her music in 2016 with Askepot, the soundtrack towards the ballet of Cinderella that was performed on the Tivoli Ballet Theater.