Marie Ulven: Celebs Rumors

Girl In Red has shared the official video for ‘hornylovesickmess’, which was directed by Euphoria star Hunter Schafer – watch below.The song appears on the Norwegian singer-songwriter’s acclaimed debut album ‘If I Could Make It Go Quiet’, which came out in April 2021.Schafer – who portrays Jules Vaughn in HBO‘s hit series Euphoria – makes her directorial debut with the song’s new accompanying visuals. In the clip, we find Girl In Red – aka Marie Ulven – laying on top of a car as it speeds down a city road.The musician later finds herself inside the vehicle while flashing images are projected in from the windows.

Girl In Red has opened up on the paintings that Taylor Swift gifted her sharing, describing it as “a very cute little thing”.While appearing as the latest guest as part of NME‘s In Conversation series, the Norwegian singer – real name Marie Ulven – discussed the gifts that the pop star gave her after the release of ‘If I Could Make It Go Quiet‘.“That was right after my first album came out and she reposted my album, and I was like, what the hell? That’s insane,” began Ulven. “I sent her my album as a thank you, and she emailed me being like, ‘oh my God, you sent me your album.

Girl In Red has announced details of a new album ‘I’m Doing It Again Baby!’, and shared the lead single ‘Too Much’. Check it out below.Unveiled today, the upcoming project will mark Girl In Red’s second studio album – following on from her breakthrough debut ‘If I Could Make It Go Quiet’, which was shared in 2021.

Girl In Red has teased an upcoming track that she has deemed the “song of the summer”, adding “2024 baby!”The singer – real name Marie Ulven – took to her official Instagram page today, January 4, to share a video clip of her on a set dancing around to a new unreleased song with the words “Woow did I just make the song of the summer, I think so” appearing on the screen.“You think I’m weird when I get too excited / I think it’s weird how you’re so empty-minded / yeah, you’ve been dragging me down all of these years / with your coolness and I don’t care” she sings along to a bright and bouncy pop beat. The video’s caption read: “2024 baby!”A post shared by girl in red (@girlinred)Girl In Red’s last release was her single ‘October Passed Me By‘ which was produced by The National‘s Aaron Dessner.

Reading & Leeds festivals return this week, and speculation surrounding potential secret sets has begun.The 2023 edition of the twin-site event is due to take place at Richfield Avenue in Reading, and Bramham Park in Leeds between August 25-27. You can buy any remaining tickets here.Headlining this year’s R&L will be Billie Eilish, Sam Fender, The 1975, The Killers, Foals and Imagine Dragons.

Billie Eilish surprised Girl In Red by presenting her with a Spellemann award at Coachella 2022 this weekend – check out the video below.The Norwegian artist, real name Marie Ulven, won the statue – often referred to as a Norwegian Grammy – in the Album Of The Year category for her acclaimed 2021 debut ‘If I Could Make It Go Quiet’.Ulven was also named Songwriter Of The Year at the Spellemann’s – check out the full list of winners here.“I am about to surprise Girl In Red with the Spellemann Album Of The Year award,” explained Eilish in a video that was filmed at weekend two of Coachella. Ulven is then seen entering the tour bus to find Eilish inside.“What the fuck?!” a shocked Girl In Red.

Girl In Red has signed a new record deal with Columbia Records.The Norwegian artist, real name Marie Ulven, previously released music through a worldwide recordings deal with AWAL (Artists Without A Label), a company which offers independent musicians an alternative to working with a traditional record label.Following the success of her April 2021 debut album ‘If I Could Make It Go Quiet’, Ulven has now signed to Columbia for her future releases.The label confirmed the news to Variety yesterday (February 15), though neither Columbia or Girl In Red have officially announced the signing at the time of writing.Speaking to NME at Reading Festival back in August, Ulven confirmed that she was working on new Girl In Red material.“I’m already working on new stuff, I’m really excited to see what’s going to happen,” she said, before reiterating that she isn’t interested in releasing singles at the moment.“I still don’t think singles are that interesting. I honestly don’t even know at this point,” Ulven continued.

Chris Willman Music WriterGirl in Red, aka Marie Ulven, the Norwegian singer/songwriter who has achieved considerable acclaim and racked up solid streaming results in the indie realm, has signed with Columbia Records.The label confirmed the signing to Variety. The news was first reported by Hits.After a series of digital songs and EPs, Girl in Red released her first full-length album, “If I Could Make It Go Quiet,” last spring.

Girl In Red’s ‘I’ll Call You Mine’ has arrived – watch it below.Girl In Red, aka Marie Ulven, today (November 19) shared the Jared Hogan-directed music video for her latest single, which was taken from her debut album, ‘If I Could Make It Go Quiet.’You can watch it in full here:Ulven spoke to NME backstage at Reading Festival earlier this year about her adoration for Taylor Swift.The pop star gave the Norwegian indie rocker a stamp of approval earlier this year for her debut album.When asked by NME if the pair have since chatted, Ulven answered: “Yep, I’ve exchanged words with her. I would say we are very much strangers, but I adore her and she knows I adore her.

Girl In Red has released an acoustic rework of her song ‘I’ll Call You Mine’ as well as a cover of The Kid LAROI’s ‘Stay‘.The songs, shared today (September 8), are Spotify Singles: part of her long-running relationship with the streaming giant, which recently crowned her as a RADAR artist.‘I’ll Call You Mine’ appears on Girl In Red’s (real name Marie Ulven) debut album ‘If I Could Make It Go Quiet‘, which was released in April.When asked about her The Kid LAROI cover song choice, Girl In Red said: “I’m about to leave someone that I don’t want to leave so I’m listening to my own cover of ‘Stay’ because I want to stay.”Listen to the tracks below.Ulven recently spoke to NME backstage at Reading Festival about her adoration for Taylor

Girl In Red take over Boxpark in Shoreditch, London, for a special surprise event for fans.

Girl In Red has announced a free London show and a separate meet and greet event both taking place this week.Fresh off her appearance at last weekend’s Reading & Leeds Festival, the Norwegian pop star has now revealed that she will be hosting a fan event tomorrow (September 2) followed by a free show the next day.“I’M PLAYING A FREE SHOW IN LONDON ON FRIDAY,” The Girl In Red (real name Marie Ulven) wrote on Instagram. “Come meet me on thursday in Boxpark Shoreditch at 2PM to get your free ticket.”The meet and greet event where fans can pick up their tickets for the free show – which is yet to reveal its location – takes place at 2:00pm at Boxpark Shoreditch in East London.A post shared by

Reading & Leeds 2021 and while we’re all a little weary, the energy that the crowd has reserved for Girl In Red‘s closing set on the Festival Republic stage rivals pretty much any audience reaction we’ve seen all weekend. Marie Ulven feels it too, spending almost as time in the crowd in the arms of her loving fans as she does on stage at first.

Girl In Red has shared a new horror-themed music video for her song ‘Body And Mind’, the latest single to be taken from her debut album.The Norwegian pop star – real name Marie Ulven – released her debut album ‘If I Could Make It Go Quiet’ last month.‘Body And Mind’ is the latest single to be taken from the record and comes accompanied by visuals directed by rising horror filmmaker Thea Hvistendahl. The clip sees Ulven taken captive by a group of shadowy figures, tied up and burnt at the stake.In a press release, Ulven said: “I was working with the director Thea Hvistendahl and she’s absolutely crazy and really funny.

Girl In Red has unveiled details of a new US tour – you can see all the dates below.Norwegian singer-songwriter Marie Ulven will travel to North America for the first time next year, in support of her debut album, ‘If I Could Make It Go Quiet’.The tour begins in Nashville on March 8 2022 and concludes in San Francisco on April 12.You can see the full lists of dates below; tickets are available to buy here now.A post shared by

Norwegian singer-songwriter Marie Ulven made a very impressive debut last week as girl in red with the album if i could make it go quiet. "Serotonin," one of the project's lead singles, is a blend of epic Coldplay-style emotion and Billie Eilish-adjacent hip-hop experiments, a perfect combination for a song about overcoming a noisy mind.

Girl In Red made her US TV debut last night (May 3), appearing on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon.The Norwegian indie-pop star – whose real name is Marie Ulven – performed her track ‘Serotonin’, which appears on her debut album ‘If I Could Make It Go Quiet’, remotely on the show.Ulven’s performance began with the musician by herself, singing to a camera from an industrial, quarry-like location, before moving inside to a blue-lit space where she was joined by her band.Watch Girl In Red’s first US TV performance below now.The singer-songwriter released her debut album last week (April 30).

Girl In Red has told NME that she’s already looking to start work on another record.Norwegian singer-songwriter Marie Ulven released ‘If I Could Make It Go Quiet‘ yesterday. When we asked her about her immediate plans for the future, Ulven replied: “I just want to sit down and make a new record.”“I think records are pretty hot, man,” she told NME.

Norwegian singer-songwriter Marie Ulven a.k.a. girl in red has become an online sensation thanks to her no-holds-barred confessional indie pop.

Girl in Red has released the music video for ‘Serotonin’ ahead of the Friday release of her debut album ‘If I Could Make It Go Quiet’.The single, which was initially released in March, was co-produced by Girl in Red, real name Marie Ulven, with Billie Eilish collaborator Finneas and Matias Tellesz.The clip is styled like an old home video montage, with Ulven running through fields and riding a car down a highway with red balloons.

Girl In Red has shared her new song ‘You Stupid Bitch’ – listen to the track below.The track is the latest preview of Marie Ulven’s upcoming debut album ‘If I Could Make It Go Quiet’, which is set for release on April 30.Speaking about the complicated friendship that inspired ‘You Stupid Bitch’, Girl In Red explained in a press release: “There’s this line from this movie I love, The Perks of Being a Wallflower, that goes: ‘We accept the love we think we deserve.’“It’s a very heartbreaking line, but it’s really what I was experiencing in this situation, where I was always there for this person who would get their heart broken, and I would just come running. I would drop everything just to be there for them.

Girl In Red has released a new, 11-minute documentary via Spotify. You can watch it below.A statement about the clip says the artist’s “bubbly personality shines, as she cracks jokes and spins a basketball while playing show-and-tell in her childhood bedroom.”It adds: “The serotonin molecule she bought in [honour] of her new single, her grandmother’s metronome, her bass, her cello, a spiderweb…her fingerboard ramps, and even her diary.”Girl In Red, whose real name is Marie Ulven, accompanies the new mini-documentary with her Finneas-produced single, ‘Serotonin’.A synopsis adds: “After a jaunt through the snowy forest in Marie’s hometown of Horten, Norway, we learn about her early inspiration for making music.

Kristin Robinson It’s no secret that for the past several years, the most adventurous and innovative music in the rock and alternative spaces has largely been made by female artists — something that is reflected in the Grammy nominees for those categories this year, particularly the all-female Best Rock Performance category, which comprises Fiona Apple, Big Thief, Haim, Brittany Howard, Grace Potter and this week’s Variety cover star, Phoebe Bridgers.And there’s a class of ready to join them at the top this year.

Girl In Red has shared another taster of her debut album with her new single ‘Serotonin’, co-produced by Billie Eilish collaborator FinneasThe NME 100 alumni and previous Big Read cover star announced the single earlier this week, along with details of her hotly anticipated debut album ‘If I Could Make It Go Quiet‘.

Girl In Red has announced details of her long-awaited debut album ‘If I Could Make It Go Quiet’, as well as a new single produced by Finneas.Taking to social media, the NME 100 alumni and previous Big Read cover star shared that her debut album will be arriving on April 30, with single ‘Serotonin’ arriving on March 3. The new track was co-produced by Finneas, Billie Eilish‘s brother and longtime collaborator.Recent years have seen Marie Ulven, aka Girl In Red, release a string of singles and EPs – with ‘Chapter One’ and ‘Chapter Two’ collected together and released on vinyl as the ‘Beginnings’ compilation in 2019.

Girl In Red has promised that her “very ambitious” forthcoming debut album will contain “some crazy shit”.Last August, the Norwegian singer-songwriter shared new track ‘Rue’, the first preview of the full-length record.In a new interview with DIY, Marie Ulven has shed some more light on what to expect from the record. “There’s some crazy shit going down on this album,” she said.

Girl In Red has shared the video for her recent festive single ‘Two Queens In A King-Sized Bed’ – you can watch it below.Upon the song’s release, the Norwegian artist – aka Marie Ulven – told NME that she was planning to make “Christmassy and cosy” visuals to accompany the song.The magical new video, directed by Niels Windfeldt, was inspired by the track’s title and lyrics, and finds Ulven and her partner lying on a bed while floating out to sea.

Girl In Red isn’t letting it get in the way of Christmas. Today she releases her new single ‘Two Queens In A King-Sized Bed’, and it’s festive as fuck.“There’s some sleigh bells and some church bells in it,” she tells NME.

Girl In Red has teased a new Christmas single for imminent release, titled ‘Two Queens In A King-Sized Bed’.The Norwegian solo star – whose real name is Marie Ulven – will put out the festive-themed song next week.“‘TWO QUEENS IN A KING SIZED BED’ OUT ON WEDNESDAY NOV 18TH,” she wrote in one Instagram post of a drawing of a bauble with two people in bed inside it.

Girl In Red has shared the first taste of her forthcoming debut album with new single ‘Rue’ – you can listen to it below.The Norwegian singer-songwriter, whose real name is Marie Ulven, marked “the start of a new phase” in April with ‘Midnight Love’.

Girl In Red – aka Marie Ulven – has confirmed that a new song, ‘Rue’ will arrive next week.Writing on Instagram, Ulven confirmed the new song will arrive next Wednesday, on August 26.The new song is believed to be taken from her debut album, which she recently described as “more mature” during her work on the project in lockdown.“My grandma even said it: ‘Marie, you’ve grown so much this past year’,” Ulven said. “So I feel like my new music sort of reflects that growth, that’s sort of been off-screen.

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In every breakup, everyone has their role to play: the dumper or the dumpee. But on her latest song, Norwegian pop sensation Marie Ulven (a.k.a. Girl in Red) is flipping the script.

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Girl In Red has spoken about working on her forthcoming debut album during the coronavirus-enforced lockdown.The Norwegian artist, whose real name is Marie Ulven, marked “the start of a new phase” in her career back in April by sharing her latest single ‘Midnight Love’.Speaking in a new interview with Insider, Ulven explained that her first full-length would contain tracks that are “definitely more mature” than her previous releases.“My grandma even said it: ‘Marie, you’ve grown so much this past year’,” she said. “So I feel like my new music sort of reflects that growth, that’s sort of been off-screen.

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