Jullie Hjetland

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Jullie Hjetland
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Background information
BornDenmark
GenresFolk
Electronica
Occupation(s)Singer
Composer
Years active2008–present
WebsiteOfficial website
Aarhus Jazz Festival 2013
Photo Hreinn Gudlaugsson

Jullie Hjetland is a Danish musician and composer who records in folk, jazz and electronica genres. She was a recipient of the  [da] in 2009 and 2014.

Life and career[]

Hjetland completed her bachelor's degree in folk music at the Carl Nielsen Academy of Music in Odense. She was awarded a master's degree in folk music from the Ole Bull Academy in Voss, Norway (part of the University of Bergen).[1]

Born to a Danish mother and a Norwegian father, Hjetland records in eight Nordic languages. She is the frontwoman of the Danish folk band Basco, also performing folk-influenced electronic music as part of her project Lukkif. Paste magazine describes Hjetland a "shining light of the Danish Nordic roots scene" and praises her "huge vocal range".[2] Hjetland has also collaborated with the Danish musician and composer  [da] to form a duo combining elements of folk, dream-pop and ambient music.[3]

In 2009, Hjetland was named Vocalist of the Year at the  [da]. She was named Musician / Singer of the Year in 2014.[4]

References[]

  1. ^ Biography, the Julie Hjetland web site
  2. ^ Devon Leger (November 2, 2016): "7 Nordic Noir Artists to Chill Your Bones", Paste
  3. ^ Sine Lundbech (September 2012): "White Flag Society guider dig igennem deres debut", GAFFA
  4. ^ "Danish Music Awards Folk 2014 blev uddelt lørdag aften"  [da] website

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