Danish singer and composer Nanna Øland Fabricius, aka Oh Land, wrote and produced her first album, Fauna, in 2008 to much critical acclaim. She has released 4 pop albums and two instrumental albums since then, and toured the world many times. As a songwriter she has worked with Sia, John Legend, Pharrell and Tricky, to name a few. Oh Land’s newest album, Family Tree, slated for a May 2019 release, is her first studio album in 5 years, and is a much more intimate album than anything she’s done before. “Since the release of my latest album, I've experienced the biggest ups and downs of my private life,” notes Nanna. “Through it all, music has been the friend who always listens and never judges. In melody and music I’ve found some healing and the songs that have come out of it are deeply personal.” Oh Land also composes music for film, theater and the classical world, playing with Lang Lang and Joshua Bell at Carnegie Hall, and orchestrating concerts for the Danish Symphony Orchestra in her native Denmark. She collaborated with the Queen of Denmark to create a ballet for the Danish Theatre (2016); created the music for Watermusic, a multimedia performance for over 15,000 people at Randers Harbor (2017), as well as creating the musical score for the exhibition “The Ship” at Nikolaj Kunsthal in collaboration with Eske Kath. Most recently she reimagined the Danish National Anthem as a dark, dystopian theme song for the new Netflix sci-fi hit “The Rain”.