Check out Icelandic songstress Hafdis Huld serenading viewers in a just-posted Mercedes commercial on NME.com! In the clip, which was shot in Madrid, Hafdis shows off her naturally crystalline vocals while cruising around town in Mercedes new Blue Efficiency range. You can watch the ad by clicking here, and while[…]
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Icelandic songstress Hafdis Huld’s new album, “Home,” has been reviewed by Iceland Defrosted! Here’s a bit of what they had to say: “Hafdís is back with the appropriately titled ‘Home’. Apparently written whilst dealing with a new found family life, complete with baby, dog and pink house, ‘Home’ is a[…]
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Windsor Express has done a fantastic feature on Icelandic songstress Hafdis Huld! Praising her for her tranquil and honest sound, they also had the opportunity to speak with Hafdis about her home life, her inspirations, and more: “Her love of quiet family life and small pleasures such as baking certainly[…]
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Sending over a big thank you to JamSpreader.com for their stellar review of Hafdis Huld’s “Home!” The website gave the record 4.5 stars, and praised Hafdis for her “crystalline vocals.” Here’s a bit of what they had to say: “If you’ve ever dreamed of jammin’ with Bjork, Joni Mitchell, or[…]
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Hafdis Huld has been featured on The Folk Roots List UK! The publication praised Hafdis for her reputation as one of the most entertaining live performers out there, and her beautifully stripped-down sound. Here’s a snippet of what they had to say: “Home and the concept of belonging is the[…]
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Carly Jamison’s track, “The Hills of Jericho” has been featured as Musical Nourishment’s Song of the Day! Here’s a bit of what they had to say: “I initially thought I’d be using a different song from Carly Jamison as my song of the day. I was pretty much certain from[…]
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Sending over a big thank you to Direct Current for featuring Hafdis Huld’s new album, “Home,” on their Radar! Here’s what they had to say: “This album is just home,” Icelandic alt-pop singer/songwriter Hafdis Huld says of her first new project in three years. “It should be called home.” And[…]
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Hafdis Huld’s song “Queen Bee” off her new album (out April 29th) has been declared the Song of the Day on Folk Radio UK! Here’s a bit of what they had to say: “Icelandic singer songwriter Hafdis Huld is set to release her third album Home on May 5th 2014.[…]
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Dovetail frontman Philip Creamer recently spoke with New Slang’s editor-in-chief Thomas D. Mooney about “Mount Karma,” their influences, and his songwriting process. Mooney also shared his thoughts on “Mount Karma,” saying: “Saying that Dallas-based rock band Dovetail is a throwback rock band from the ’60s or ’70s is kind of[…]
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Matheson Kamin, the review editor for The Rock And Roll Report, has reviewed Carly Jamison’s “Ungrounded!” Here’s a bit of what he had to say: “A few years after releasing her first album, Everything Happens for a Reason, New York City’s Carly Jamison is back and is just as determined[…]
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