Ida Laurberg

• Name — Ida Laurberg • Birth Name — Ida Engelgaar Laurberg • Born — 2000 • Birthplace — Helsinge, Denmark • Genre — Pop • Occupation — * Singer • songwriter • Years Active — 2016–present • Label — Universal Music Denmark

Laurberg grew up in the town of Helsinge, Denmark, where she attended a private Christian school during her youth. She attributed developing anxiety as a result of her time there due to bullying from classmates, as well as teachers. However, one teacher did encourage her to pursue becoming a musician after hearing her play, which she cited as an influence. After graduation from school, she moved into an apartment in Copenhagen, which led to her first solo performance at a local outdoor venue, Byhaven. At age 16, Laurberg released her first single "Puppy Dog Eyes" on 8 November 2016. Four years later, she released her debut EP titled, Phase Five. Released on her own record label, the EP received positive reviews and drew comparisons to Billie Eilish, whom Laurberg cited as an inspiration for her own music. Her debut studio album was released on 21 August 2020, entitled Bænkevarmer. The first single from the album, "Terrier", reached number six on the Danish charts. The song covered topics surrounding mental health, including self-harm. The second single released from the album "Jeg ka' rigtig godt li' dig" further increased her profile in the music scene, ultimately receiving an award for "Danish Hit of the Year" at the Danish Music Awards, alongside Andreas Odbjerg who featured in the song. The song has reached number two on the Danish charts, and the duo has performed the song at several festivals, including Roskilde Festival in 2023. In addition to the awards, the song reached double platinum-certification by IFPI Danmark.

Laurberg has been diagnosed with both anxiety and depression, and has stated on several occasions that both play a factor in her creative process for writing music. In 2023, she was diagnosed with ADHD. She sought out a diagnosis following conversations with her then-boyfriend, as well as trying ADHD medication. She has stated that she wants to use the platform afforded to her through music to create openness about mental health.

• Title — Details — Peak chart positions — Certifications • DEN • Bænkevarmer — 17 — * IFPI DEN: Gold

• Title — Details • Phase Five

• Title — Year — Peak chart positions — Certifications — Album • DEN • "Puppy Dog Eyes" — 2016 — — — rowspan="5" • "Grayzone" — 2019 — — • "My Chemistry" — — • "Rip Your Shirt" — 2020 — — • "Dirty" — — • "Why Don't You" — — — Phase Five • "Lost All Hope" — — • "No.1" — — • "Love Me Right" — — • "The Other Side" — — • "Run" — 2021 — — — rowspan="5" • "Feels So Loud" — — • "Personal Letters" — — • "Singing Mars a Lullaby" — — • "God's Work" — 2022 — — • "Terrier" — 6 — * IFPI DEN: Platinum — Bænkevarmer • "Jeg ka' rigtig godt li' dig" (featuring Andreas Odbjerg) — 2023 — 2 — * IFPI DEN: 3× Platinum • "Mellem mor og far" — — — rowspan="7" • "Det' bare sådan det ser ud" — 2024 — — • "" — — • "Bedre held mæste gang" (with Ella Augusta) — 2025 — — • "Vintermiraklet (Valdes jul)" — 37 • "En anden planet" — 2026 — — • "Den her sang (handler ik'om dig)" — — • "—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

• Title — Year — Peak chart positions — Certifications — Album • DEN • "Stimulanser" (Tobias Rahim featuring Ida Laurberg) — 2021 — — — * IFPI DEN: Gold — rowspan="3" • "" (with Andreas Odbjerg and Lamin) — 2024 — — — * IFPI DEN: Gold • "Satellitter" (Søn featuring Ida Laurberg) — 2026 — —