Ane Bisson

Anne's 7th Opus in 13 Years, Containing 6 Fantastic Covers and 6 of Her Own Songs, Recorded in One of the Most Prestigious Studios in Montreal with Her Original Blue Mind Team.

It’s ten years since Ane Brun marked her first decade as a recording artist with the release of Songs 2003-13, a career-encapsulating double album. Now, with her international reputation flourishing, Songs 2013-23 allows the distinguished, platinum-selling Norwegian singer songwriter to celebrate her second decade in the business – not to mention her multiple Norwegian and Swedish Grammy awards – while also illustrating the ongoing, fascinating evolution of her singular, compelling talent.

2007 live album from the hypnotizing Norwegian singer/songwriter who has been compared to Fiest, Nick Drake and early Neko Case. Her studio album, a Temporary Dive, was a massive success in Europe and Brun won numerous awards including Best Female Artist and Song of the Year in her native Norway. She's also appeared with Koop on their Koop Islands album. Live, Ane Brune is a mesmerizing performer, with each song filled with a tender yet world-weary maturity that her studio recordings only hinted at. 17 tracks including 'Are They Saying Goodbye', 'Rubber & Soul', 'My Lover Will Go' and more.

The ninth studio album by Sweden-based Norwegian artist Ane Brun. Now only a month after the release of After The Great Storm Brun follows that with a second album titled How Beauty Holds The Hand Of Sorrow . With eighteen songs united by common themes, Brun's original intention was for a double album, but, as lockdown kicked in, spare time imposed by the pandemic led her to reassess this concept. So, while she and her team administered final touches remotely, she added one last song, before separating the recordings into two collections, distinguished by contrasting moods.