Nina Kinert

After meeting Swedish singer Love Olzon in 2003 and working with him and his brother, Simon Ryman, for a while, she found ways to develop her very own style, a mix of pop and folk, releasing her first album “Heartbreaktown” with SonyMusic in 2004. The title track of the album was also the first single to come out, and she was compared to artists like Swedish singer Sophie Zelmani or North-Americans Lucinda Williams and Emmylou Harris.
In 2005 she released her second album “Let There Be Love”, almost completely written by herself, again with Love Olzon as producer. One week before its release in October, an EP called “Visitor” including a new version of “Heartbreaktown” came out.