Ine Hoem is an exceptional song writer with an equally as exquisite voice. Hoem has been apart of some notable Norwegian acts, like when she fronted the “genre-defying” band Pelbo. She also had a central role in the acclaimed the jazz album Den blåaste natt og tolkninger av sommersanger by The Source. She’s received several Spellemann (Norwegian Grammy) nominations for her previous work.
Ine has a wide range of influences including Bon Iver, Lykke Li, Feist, Asgeir, The xx, James Blake, and the Fleet Foxes. Her 2013 EP, The Island, announced, at least to those who were familiar with her background, a change in musical direction. The more straight forward, pop-centric approach suits Hoem, Time to start saving for a trip to Scandinavia. Ine Hoem comes from Oslo and has been making music for, best I can tell, her entire life.
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