We couldn’t agree more! A huge thanks to Nordic Music Review for listening, reviewing and featuring us on their platforms, woop woop! Read the review here.
Music video premiere!
Do you remember The Neverending Story? We hope you do – otherwise this video makes no sense 🙂 it’s created by everyone in the family and even the cats play a starring role. Tango plays Falkor and Blomme plays the Gmork. On the role list is also Elise who plays Teeny Weeny on the race snail. We all took turns to act as puppeteers, directors, camera operators, set designers and special effects executives. The crotched Atreyu was found on etsy made by LemonLoops (how crazy cool are all of her designs? Take a moment to check them out and prepare to fall in love with all of them). No animals were harmed except the white toy pony playing Artax that got a bit dirty. Enjoy!
A few behind-the-scenes images from the preparation, shooting and editing process…
Storm før Stilhed – work in progress…
We are currently recording a bunch of new (and old) songs in our tiny suburban studio in Denmark. This snippet is from a song in Danish. Stay tuned for the full album later this year.
First gig in the States March 31st
Disneyland, check. Miami Vice, yeah that was cool. What now? Stop by the Office Lounge in Tallahassee Florida for a great Easter show by yours truly, Book of the Chow Chow and Ginger Meadows. It’s free and Easter treats are on the house.
Shiny new single and music video
Hurrah! Today we welcome ARENA the single and video to the world, starring feather eyelashes, white gloves, sleek haircuts and funky moves:
Did you know that the large crystal around my neck is from the annual street fair at 103rd street on the upper west side? I was a whopping 20 dollars. The award for best comment on it goes to Christopher Henry for: “Does that one take you back to the mother ship?”. The white lace jacket is from the second-hand store on Nørrebrogade in Copenhagen that doesn’t only sell clothes and furniture from dead people’s houses, but also sugar, flour, jam and other goodies that outperformed the expiration date of their owners.
I had an amazing time writing, recording, producing and shooting ARENA. A very special thanks to Michael Miltersen / Sepia Productions, Tommy Rasmussen / Smussen Design and of course Kristian Baek.
A little salon music by opa Boy
My grandfather Boy played a little salon music for me when we were working today, inspired by a new piece I’m writing. He’s helping me with the score for it. He is 78 years old and pretty awesome.
Boy & Line / click to play
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Salon music was a popular music genre in Europe during the 19th century. It was usually written for solo piano in the romantic style, and often performed by the composer at events known as “Salons”. Salon compositions are usually fairly short and often focus on virtuoso pianistic display or emotional expression of a sentimental character. Common sub-genres of salon music are the operatic paraphrase or fantasia, in which multiple themes from a popular opera are the basis of the composition, and the musical character-piece, which portrays in music a particular situation or narrative.
(Wikipedia)
Behind the scenes: shooting the video for ‘Arena’
On the 4th of July two things close to my heart materialized: the Higgs boson and the video for the upcoming single ‘Arena’. Kristian, who originally helped me compose ‘Arena’ and is singing the backing vocals, was home from New York for the Roskilde Festival, so we hijacked him for the video. Snap. The dancers Elematronics (Maria Miz Gold Guldmann & Julie Joules Kunz) did a spot on choreography and dance for the video, we were blown away. These girls are so young and have a great future ahead of them. Talk about talent.
The video was shot at photographer Bo Egestrøm’s studio in Copenhagen. We felt like kids in a candy store. Bo had everything we needed and he is just awesome.
Tommy did an amazing job directing and shooting, staying cool, calm and creative all day. Elematronics aka Maria & Julie, runner Gustav.
The tools of the brilliant and lovely makeup artist Dana Mario.
Don’t smile to the camera.
Kristian and Firebird.
Black or blue? Blue or black? Testing colours on Gustav before they end up on me.
Cake break.
Elematronics doing their magic. These girls rock.
It’s a wrap because the makeup is a mess.
SPECIAL TREAT:
Me and one of my favorite instruments, the jew’s harp. Just a little show-off for a dear friend of mine.
A sunny Super Bowl Sunday
The L-Team of Lance, Line and Lily (that’s the name of my bike) spend the Super Bowl Sunday before the game fooling around in Chinatown. Highlights included fried dumplings at “Fried Dumplings” (logic at its finest), cherries and Van Halen street posters. As always Lance was behind the camera, great work my friend.
February inspiration
“Don’t be afraid of the dark, Be afraid of the morning, for the morning always tells the truth”. From “Where are the rebels?” by Joseph Ridgwell.
White paper.
Amethyst and moonstone.
Spontaneous travels to Mexico.
Random stickers.
A circle of skulls in the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine.
Green plants.
The Botanical Gardens New York.
Nice surprise
Thank you Find Art Magazine for using my song “42 Inches” in this little teaser video. The Girl in the Rat Suit is honored. Now dance, create and listen to the air. To the left, to the right, to the left, to the right.
A Girl in a Rat Suit 
