Karoline Wallace - The Norwegian jazz singer who planted sounds

It's been 18 months since the release of Skitlinger, but I have just discovered her and wow !! She's a Norwegian singer based in Copenhagen, with a septet behind her lovely fluted voice, the album is six songs of haunted and colorful music, intimate and comfy, full of stylistic shifts ranging from free jazz form to cinematographic soundscapes to quiet piano and old radio transmissions. And I love the Norwegian language. The kind of album they should be mentioning in Hygge books.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXTIaTjEBCU
Rosehus

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOeb4VpCVxQ
Plis Rosalin

Karoline Wallace - vocals, compositions
Erik Kimestad Pedersen - trumpet
Jonas Engel - alto saxophone and clarinet
Thibault Gomez - prepared piano
Ida Nørby - cello
Petter Asbjørnsen - double bass
Szymon Pimpon Gąsiorek - drums
Kristian Tangvik - casettes

https://www.karolinewallace.com/

"Karoline Wallace is a singer, improviser and composer from Stabekk, Norway. Her music and singing is inspired by folk music, jazz and contemporary classical music, and she is always seeking sounds that tickle and shake. She has released music with her projects Stiklinger, Lang vinter and Molecules & Erlend Skosvoll. She has also written for string quartet, big bands, wind orchestras and choirs."

Stiklinger, not what I wrote

I love that moment in Plis Rosalin where you realize that the music isn't fading but building up. The end is King Crimsonian.