A few weeks ago Linn Öberg released her debut album “When You Go”. We have been able to listen to some singles from the album earlier, among them “Freediver”, which I wrote about in February. The record follows up in the same spirit with songs that is grown in large rooms, or rather grand open spaces as there are plenty of air to breathe. The base is often a lone guitar or organ together with her melancholic stories, but where the winds soon bring in harmonies from choirs, synth pads and other instruments. The result is music that feels uplifting, at times dreamy, contemplating where Linn’s voice reminds us of strength and determination. Here are two songs from the album:

Linn Öberg on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp

Last week Linn Öberg released the single “Freediver” as a first taste of her debut album “When You Go”, scheduled for release February 18th. I get the same Spring-like feeling of freedom from this song as I got from her song “Vacant Days” last year. She has found a room which fits her expression perfectly, a rather big room which allows a lot of experimentation in the arrangements. It will be interesting to listen to an entire album from Linn.

Linn Öberg on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp

Here’s an interesting singer/songwriter from Stockholm. Linn Öberg is her name, and she has earlier released the debut EP “Parades” and now during Spring a video for the single “Jump”, which you can watch here below. Americana-inspired pop performed with Linn’s special voice, acoustic guitars, vocal harmonies and toms.

Linn Öberg on Facebook – on Spotify – on Wimp –on Soundcloud