Susanne Sundfør

Arriving onto the international scene just like a rich, delicate mixture of Stina Nordenstam, Depeche Setting, Tori Amos, and Radiohead, Norwegian singer/songwriter Susanne Sundfør increased to fame in her homeland from 2005. It had been that calendar year she toured the united states opening for British vocalist/songwriter Tom McRae, while in 2006, she became a member of Madrugada on tour, executing their melody “Lift Me,” a duet the music group originally documented in the studio room with vocalist Ane Brun. Later that same calendar year, she digitally released her debut one, “Wall space,” which would climb to number 3 over the Norwegian singles graph. It had been the same placement her debut, self-titled record would climb to over the record graphs when in premiered in 2007. The live work Take You might stick to in 2008, that was the same yr that her debut earned the Spellemannprisen for Greatest Female Efficiency. Sundfør approved the honor with some hesitation, saying her work displayed her as an designer first, and a female second, getting into question if the Norwegian Grammy panel was performing archaically with such gender particular awards. 2 yrs later her recording The Brothel would climb to the very best from the Norwegian record charts thanks partly to the achievement of its name monitor. Jazz keyboardist Christian Wallumrød and associates of Jaga Jazzist seems on her behalf 2011 work, the all-instrumental A Evening at Salle Pleyel. In 2012 she released the one “Light Foxes” combined with the record The Silicon Veil. She finished the entire year collaborating with Morten Myklebust over the monitor “Away,” along with electronica duo Röyksopp on the single “Working to the ocean.”