With elements of indie, folk and soul in the melting pot, Beharie brews soul-warming songs. His second album When The Silence Gets Too Loud is just around the corner. Beharie's songwriting has become increasingly personal over the years and the sincerity culminates on the new album.

When The Silence Gets Too Loud is an interplay between the grand and the intimate. The release features goosebump-inducing choral arrangements, dramatic instrumentation and warming acoustic moments. When Beharie flawlessly navigates between the contrasts and delivers well-crafted lyrics, it testifies to a strengthened self-confidence in the musician's art.

The songwriter has cemented his respect on the music scene with rave reviews. He has been compared to giant icons like Frank Ocean and has been well received in the music community by big established names like fellow countryman Thomas Dybdahl, who has featured Beharie on several releases.

Beharie has previously been described by Aftenposten as one of Norway's best artists. The young Norwegian has also captured the hearts of Danish listeners, and he has played on Danish soil a multitude of times. The musician has played in VEGA several times, at Hotel Cecil and at SPOT Festival. In November he has been invited back to Lille VEGA, so that the audience can get their fix of Beharie's musical embrace.

Danish-Corsican singer Malu Pierini has created her own musical universe, where Nordic soul/pop meets French 60s chanson. With a background in both classical and rhythmic music and a voice that moves effortlessly between the intimate and the grand, she creates cinematic songs that draw threads to her family's roots in the Parisian cabaret scene, the raw beauty of the Mediterranean, and stories that bridge the gap between the past and the present.

With her debut album on the way, the single Souvenir which became a Hit-tip on P4 and Top Track of the Week at Soundvenue, as well as a sold-out headliner concert at Hotel Cecil in February, Malu Pierini is marking herself as an artist with an international sound that gives the Danish pop scene a touch of Paris.