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Title: Self Portrait Released: 2020 Label: Sonnet Sound
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Self Portrait
Lene
Lys
When The Lord
Snøen
Amor Est Mortis
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‘My photographs are not about anorexia They are about human suffering.’ Lene Marie Fossen
Lene Marie Fossen wanted to stop time 23 years ago. She was only 10 years old when she decided to stop eating and struggled with anorexia the rest of her life. She chose to be open about her disease and is best known for her beautiful and revealing self-portraits. Her soulful portraits of victims of the refugee crisis on the island of Chios in Greece also bear witness of a unique photographer and artist.
Lene Marie’s last wish was that her work should be shared with as many people as possible.
Lene Marie Fossen’s Photography
Lene’s work and ambition inspired Susanne Sundfør to collaborate with her when Lene asked, composing the original soundtrack to the film ‘Self Portrait’. It became the last piece of art she created as she passed just after the finalisation of the movie.
‘Self Portrait’ is a Norwegian feature length documentary that tells the story of Lene Marie Fossen, directed by Margreth Olin, Katja Høgset and Espen Wallin, and released in Norway on 17 th January 2020 with international distribution to follow.
Susanne Sundfør’s original soundtrack to ‘Self Portrait’ will be released on 10 th January 2020 through Bella Union. ‘When The Lord’ is the lead track from the ‘Self Portrait’ score, released today, and is the only vocal track from the record.
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Susanne Sundfør will release ‘Music For People In Trouble: Live From The Barbican’ on 29 th November 2019, through Bella Union / Live Here Now. The album is available as a deluxe limited edition Super-heavy Cornflower Blue double Vinyl including B/W fold out collage poster and deluxe CD including B/W fold out collage booklet.
“The Music for People in Trouble show at the Barbican was the last of a short and sweet tour, where me and my team of musicians and crew performed the album behind a veil that covered the whole front of the stage. We put videos on the veil, making the stage both a 2D and 3D experience alternating between animation, photography and live video of the performance layered on top of the actual performance. The veil was like a fishnet up close so the audience could easily see the musicians if the screen was blank. I’ve been touring on and off for a decade, and I felt like it was time to try something different with the way I perform my music. I’ve always loved going to the movies, opera, ballet, it sucks you in, it’s a more intense experience because it combines so many different artistic expressions at once, and that’s what I wanted with the Music for People in Trouble show. Unfortunately we didn’t get any good footage of the performance, it lives on in people’s minds, and there’s something unmodern and romantic that I like about that. You can’t google it. You’ll find snippets on Instagram, but it doesn’t reflect the three dimensional space of the beautiful concert halls we played in. It’s our little secret, our little, intimate moment together, us and the audience. But we got a good quality recording of the music, and that’s something at least.” (Susanne Sundfør)
https://susannesundfor.lnk.to/MFPITLiveWe
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Title: Music For People In Trouble Live At The Barbican Released: 2019 Label: Sonnet Sound
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Music For People In Trouble, recorded live at The Barbican, London.
Music For People In Trouble
Mantra
Reincarnation
Good Luck Bad Luck
The Sound Of War
Bedtime Story
Undercover
No One Believes In Love Anymore
The Golden Age
Mountaineers
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Thank you to everyone who’s wanted to be a part of the MFPIT tour! Off to new adventures now. See you again soon I hope! ❤️ 📷 @kentoolsen
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Tusen takk Haugesund (especially these two guys ❤️❤️❤️)
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From @greenmanfest this weekend. Great festival, great crowd! 😍 Outfits from @epiloguebyevaemanuelsen
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From yesterday’s show in Gothenburg. You were wonderful, thank you for coming! 📷 Lars Andreas Hansen
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0:45 at Annedalskyrkan for the Stay Out West festival (which I still don’t know if it’s part of Way Out West?)! We are performing the Music for People in Trouble show for what seems to be the last time. Come join us in the shelter of the rain Gothenburgers 😇 📷 @gunhild_k
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Thank you Lyse Netter. 📷 @larsingar_bragvin
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Amazing to have sold out London's Barbican last night. Thank you to everyone who made it possible. Last chance to see this show is at Way Out West in August. Hope to see some of you there xx
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