Astrid Sonne⤬

With a background in classical music, she opens up an electronic space to channel different perceptions of sensory and emotional states of being through open, melodic compositions. Balancing contrasts is a reoccurring theme in Sonne's work, where alternation between repetition and renewal is used as a mean of expression. Utilising synthesisers, vocals samples, and viola, her music draws on diverse influences from Danish choral tradition to noise.

She released her debut album Human Lines on Danish label Escho in 2018, and follows this with new EP Cliodynamics (also on Escho) out in October.

Key performances and commissions to date include Berlin Atonal, where she performed new work Ephemeral with a choir; Rewire Festival, who commissioned her to write and perform Cycles of Lost and Found; plus and a set of site specific compositions for the ruins under the Danish Parliament and a stretch of the Copenhagen Metro as part of Strøm Festival.