Jullie Hjetland
Jullie Hjetland is a Danish musician and composer who records in folk, jazz and electronica genres. She was a recipient of the in 2009 and 2014.
Also recorded as Jullie Kirstine Hjetland Jensen
Jullie Hjetland
Hreinn Gudlaugsson · CC BY-SA 4.0
- Name
- Jullie Hjetland
- Birthplace
- Denmark
- Occupation
- Singer Composer
- Born
- 1981 · South Funen.
- Nationality
- Kingdom of Denmark
- Fields
- traditional folk music
- Languages
- Danish · Swedish · Norwegian
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• Name — Jullie Hjetland • Birthplace — Denmark • Genre — Folk Electronica • Occupation — Singer Composer • Years Active — 2008–present • Website — julliehjetland.dk • Module2 — Awards: Danish Music Folk Awards (2009 and 2014) • Illustration — Aarhus Jazz Festival 2013 Photo Hreinn Gudlaugsson
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Life and career
Hjetland completed her bachelor's degree in folk music at the Carl Nielsen Academy of Music in Odense. She was awarded a master's degree in folk music from the Ole Bull Academy in Voss, Norway (part of the University of Bergen). Born to a Danish mother and a Norwegian father, Hjetland records in eight Nordic languages. She is the frontwoman of the Danish folk band Basco, also performing folk-influenced electronic music as part of her project Lukkif. Paste magazine describes Hjetland a "shining light of the Danish Nordic roots scene" and praises her "huge vocal range". Hjetland has also collaborated with the Danish musician and composer to form a duo combining elements of folk, dream-pop and ambient music. In 2009, Hjetland was named Vocalist of the Year at the. She was named Musician / Singer of the Year in 2014.
Jullie Hjetland @ Aarhus Jazz Festival (2013 Denmark)
Hreinn Gudlaugsson
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