Earlier this year, Norwegian indie-folk artist Siv Jakobsen announced her highly anticipated full-length debut LP, The Nordic Mellow. Today, Jakobsen shares a stunning live acoustic video performing album track "Berry and Whythe" via Earmilk. The session was recorded at Urchin Studios in Hackney, London.
Watch Siv Jakobsen perform "Berry and Whythe" below!
Siv Jakobsen recently spent time at Old Granada Studios in Manchester City Centre for a session with Low Four - performing two stunningly beautiful and intimately tense tracks from her upcoming release. Previously, Jakobsen shared album track "Shallow Digger" with NPR , following the release of album cut "Like I Used To," featuring Andrew Davie of Bear's Den, earlier this year. The Nordic Mellow is an intense work, loaded with the intimacy of Jakobsen's delicate voice, acoustic guitar, strings and unfiltered lyrics.
Jakobsen' 2015 The Lingering EP, streamed over ten million times, is a potent seven-track introduction which wastes no time in transporting the listener, with a rare openness, into her world. Her debut touches on similar themes, but viewed from another place. The Nordic Mellow was recorded at London's Urchin Studios, under the masterful hand of producer Matt Ingram (Laura Marling, The Staves) and engineer Dan Cox (Thurston Moore, Lianne La Havas). With a warmth disparate to the sub-zero climate from which she hails, the 10-song collection is a testament to Siv's bold lyricism and stunning vocal ability, transporting the listener into her world from the very first note.
Jakobsen was raised in Asker, just outside of Oslo and went on to attend the prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts. An international commodity, Siv has performed at prestigious festivals such as The Great Escape (UK) & Eurosonic (NL), and will tour internationally throughout the summer. Stay tuned for opportunities to experience Siv Jakobsen live in the US.
International Tour Dates
9/8: Otis, MA (USA) @ Welcome Campers
9/19: Dublin, Ireland @ The Ruby Sessions
9/20: Galway, Ireland @ Roisin Dubh
9/21: Dublin, Ireland @ Upstairs at Whelan's
9/22: Limerick, Ireland @ Kasbah Social Club
9/25: Aalst, Berlin@ 50 Seats
9/26: Brussels, Belgium @ Molenpark de Ster
9/28: Utrecht, Netherlands @ Molenpark de Ster
9/29: Nijmegen, Netherlands @ Stevenskerk
9/30: Amsterdam, Netherlands @ 7 Layers Festival
10/4: Shrewsbury, UK @ Henry Tudor House
10/5: Bristol, UK @ The Lantern
10/6: Manchester, UK @ Band On The Wall
10/7: Liverpool, UK @ The Buyers Club
10/8: Leeds, UK @ Brudenell Games Room @ Brudenell Social Club
10/10: Glasgow, UK @ CCA: Centre for Contemporary Arts
10/11: Newcastle upon Tyne, UK @ Cluny 2
10/12: London, UK @ Cecil Sharp House
10/19: Copenhagen, Denmark @ Studie 3
11/23: Oslo, NO @ Rockefeller
11/25: Leeuwarden, NL @ ExploreThe North Festival
11/29: Istanbul, TU @ Salon Iksv
12/1: La Roche-Sur-Yon, France @ Fuzz'yon
12/2: Orléans, France @ L'Astrolab
12/4: Oldenburg, Germany @ Kulturetage
12/6: Mainz, Germany @ Capitol Kino
12/8: Ghent, Berlin @ Handelsbeurs Conzertzaal
12/9: Erfurt, Germany @ Mehlhose
12/12: Zürich, CH @ Bogen F
12/13: Lausanne, CH @ La Romandie
12/14: Lyon, France @ Groom