EPISODE · Apr 19, 2021 · 30 MIN
Fireflies: An Interview with Annika Fehling
from Mister Radio · host Marshall Katzman
Today’s guest is a Swedish singer-songwriter living in Visby, the capital city of the magical Swedish island of Gotland. She has made regular appearances in TV and Radio and has roots in Americana, folk and pop, writing music for herself as well as other artists. In 1993 her first single Oktoberbarn (October Child) made it perfectly clear that she was an extraordinary talent, and the single made it to the Swedish Top Ten. She has shared the spotlight with various international artists and currently has 13 albums to her credit and in addition to fronting her own group A.F.T. she also performs with the band GLIMRA and is the producer of the singer-songwriter series Living Room which to date has had over 300 concerts arranged with international and national artists, both well-known and new stars. Paul McGee in a review for her album “In the Universe” wrote, “sung with both passion and a gentle tone...the expansive feel reminds me of early John Martyn and Nic Jones when they were exploring the line where folk interpretations stopped and jazz leanings took sway.” It is my honor to introduce today’s guest, Annika Fehling.
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Today’s guest is a Swedish singer-songwriter living in Visby, the capital city of the magical Swedish island of Gotland. She has made regular appearances in TV and Radio and has roots in Americana, folk and pop, writing music for herself as well as other artists. In 1993 her first single Oktoberbarn (October Child) made it perfectly clear that she was an extraordinary talent, and the single made it to the Swedish Top Ten. She has shared the spotlight with various international artists and currently has 13 albums to her credit and in addition to fronting her own group A.F.T. she also performs with the band GLIMRA and is the producer of the singer-songwriter series Living Room which to date has had over 300 concerts arranged with international and national artists, both well-known and new stars. Paul McGee in a review for her album “In the Universe” wrote, “sung with both passion and a gentle tone...the expansive feel reminds me of early John Martyn and Nic Jones when they were exploring the line where folk interpretations stopped and jazz leanings took sway.” It is my honor to introduce today’s guest, Annika Fehling.
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Fireflies: An Interview with Annika Fehling
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