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Josefine Lindstrand

Title: There will be stars

Label: Caprice

Cat No:CAP21811
Format:CD

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• ‘There Will Be Stars’ is the debut solo album by Swedish singer, Josefine Lindstrand - on which she has set poems by the American poet Sara Teasdale (1884 -1933) to music - and, in the company of her fellow musicians, has created an enchanting, highly personal, atmospheric album which rewards repeated listening - and which would appeal to an indie/acoustic rock audience well beyond jazz.

• For the past few years, Josefine Lindstrand has been an established name on the international jazz scene. She works and has recorded regularly with British pianist and composer Django Bates and features on American pianist Uri Caine’s albums ‘The Othello Syndrome’ and ‘The Classical Variations’.

• On ‘There Will Be Stars’, her musicians include : Jonas Östholm, piano, Emma Nordlund, cello, Thommy Andersson, bass, Fredrik Myhr, drums, percussion - plus Gunnar Halle, trumpet, (who is in the Danish group Tys Tys) and the in-demand saxophonist/clarinettist, Thomas Backman.

• Josefine Lindstrand was born in Örebro, Sweden, in 1981 and studied music for five years at Copenhagen’s Rhythmic Music Conservatory. In 2007 she moved to Stockholm. In 2009, she received the ‘Jazz in Sweden Artist’ award, comprising an album release, a press launch and a tour in Sweden and abroad.

• Josefine Lindstrand also plays piano and sings with the Swedish pop artist Maia Hirasawa, and in 2005 received a Danish Music Award in the best vocal CD category with the group Sekten. She also sings on the latest two CDs by Danish electronic outfit Efterklang.

Track Listing for There will be stars
1. Send Out The singers
2. In Spring
3. The Kiss
4. There Will Be Stars
5. Jewels
6. Winter Night Song
7. Gray Eyes
8. Spray (I Thought Of You)
9. Spring Rain
10. Foreknown
11. The Net
12. Oh My Rose

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There will be stars