Emelie Hollow

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Norway

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Born in Norway, Emelie Hollow released her first song with Universal Music at just 12 years old. Music has always played a key role in Emelie’s life, and since she wrote her first song, she has developed her own unique style characterized by musicality, beautiful vocals and her personal lyrics. Emelie Hollow recently released her album “Solitude” (2023) where she has twinned up songs to enlighten both sides of the feelings of falling in love. Winter 2023 she participated on the series "Hver gang vi møtes" where she mesmerized the audience and other artists with her heartfelt and beautiful interpretions. After she released her first EP in 2019, Emelie released her debut album Half the Story in 2021. The record is made of three chapters, focusing on the different aspects of a break-up. Beside her own music she has become a sought-after songwriter, taking her to cities as Stockholm, Copenhagen, London and Nashville, and she has been part of several collabs with the likes of Dagny, Alan Walker, Ruben, Seeb, Emma Steinbakken, Victoria Nadine, TIX and Skaar. Emelie and Alan Walker’s LILY has been streamed more than three billion times globally. Watching an Emelie Hollow concert is a moving experience – few artists can bring such a hush over a venue and give goosebumps to their entire audience

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With a mix of symbolism, powerful metaphors, and honest portrayals of the past few years of my life, this project has become almost a therapeutic journey for me. When I rather suddenly lost my closest collaborators toward the end of 2024, it hit harder than I could ever have imagined. Instead of staying down, I did what I do best: I wrote.

“Si det som det er” and “Tilgi meg” are uncompromising, and at times brutal, depictions of what it feels like to be betrayed by someone you trusted completely. “Det var da” is the song you put on when you need to cry. “Neste stasjon” approaches the pain with irony, offering a lighter way to process heavy emotions. “To stopp unna Karl Johan” serves as a reminder that life goes on, and that there are still moments to enjoy even when everything feels difficult. The project ends with “Uten tittel” — a cathartic wave of a song that marks the end of the toughest year of my life so far.

This is an album for those who have experienced betrayal and injustice. For those who have lost someone. For those who have felt alone in something painful. You are allowed to cry, laugh, get angry, cry a little more — and hopefully be left with a sense of hope.Customize this section