PRESENTED BY NANNA JENSEN

Where Did Nora Go is the alias for Danish singer and cellist Astrid Nora. With dreamy sounds, layers of cello and productions not unfamiliar to Ane Brun, Antony & The Johnsons and even Kate Bush, Where Did Nora Go combines atmospheric pop with lyrics that deal with the role of the modern woman today.

The eponymous debut album came out in January 2013 and was received by critics and audiences in Denmark and Germany with unusual enthusiasm. Since then, Where Did Nora Go has played concert in the two countries where she has mesmerized the listeners with her cello and her amazing voice.

Live, Where Did Nora Go plays together with producer Henrik Marstal. The two usually play the cello, while Marstal makes use of live ambient electronics as well. In this live performance on BalconyTV, though, he is playing the rare Marxophone, an American folk instrument dating back more than a century.

Up on the cold and windy rooftop of ARoS in Aarhus Where Did Nora Go performs the song 'Sister Of The Dark/Walk In The Light' - a call for all women - and men - to leave all darkness behind and move into the light.

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RENANA NE'EMAN - EVIL WIND

PRESENTED BY - SUN TAILOR

Renana is a singer-song writer and a folk harp player, living and working in Tel Aviv.

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PRESENTED BY LAUREN PETREE

Evan Styles and Chris Balcom (formerly of Earle Brown) joined forces with Lindsey James (of Olive Street) in June of 2010 to create a dynamic indie/folk/rock trio. Comprising their sound is a strong foundation of Evan's rich keys and Chris's melodic/rhythmic guitar combined with Lindsey's powerful yet minimalist percussion and permeating melodies from the electric mandolin. In September of 2011, Pete Martin joined the group bringing his bold and colorful trombone style that elevated the band to a fresh new level. And the icing on the cake came a month later when Ephraim "Sam" Wickline joined with his cello. This band, being constructed of individual songwriters, has a diverse list of influences ranging in and out of nearly every genre. This, along with the non-traditional rock setup used to create high-energy tracks as well as deep soulful melodies, is what sets Those Nights apart from other bands. And it's the haunting vocals, constructed harmonies, and occasional hip-hop flavor that creates the formula for this unforgettable show.

http://www.thosenightsmusic.com

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