Pour les fans de Reggae.
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After completing a degree in composition at the Icelandic Art Academy, Sóley Stefánsdóttir became a proficient guitarist and pianist, understandably enough, and began looking for a group to ply her wares in. By 2006 she had found the perfect group to compliment her skills in the form of Seabear, who she joined in the same year as one of their multi-instrumentalists and backing singers. The band saw worldwide acclaim for their live performances and their records, but Sóley was far too much her own talent to be confined to the status of sideman. In 2010, she released her debut solo E.P “Theater Island” on the same label she was signed to with Seabear, Morr Music.
“Theater Island”, along with her solo debut album “We Sink” which came out in 2011, were incredibly well received for her composition skill, piano playing and her delicate vocals. Almost immediately she started making a name for herself the world over, with her track “Fight Them Soft” used prominently in an episode of the British drama series Misfits. July 2014 saw the release of “Krómantík” an album built almost entirely around her piano compositions which lead nicely to her 2015 sophomore solo album “Ask The Deep”. She’s a true original in every sense of the word, and because of that, she comes highly recommended.
Soley is so quirky and so cute with her big glasses and red lipstick. She has so much big talent packed into a little package. This chick is awesome. She has a delicate nature about her that seems to contrast with her powerful and strong vocals. That voice of hers is the star of the show. Everyone in the room is so quiet and so reverent, listening in rapt attention as Soley performs her heart out. It seems everyone else was just as in awe of her as I was. It was so lovely and her music inspires me. It makes me think of grassy knolls and sunny day picnics. I could listen to her all night and all day. Everyone in the room loves her, you can really tell how much they appreciate her talent with the sheer amount of applause she receives at the end of her performance. I think this chick is someone to watch out for because the music industry needs more quirky, fun, interesting girls who have something to say and something to sing other than top 40 hits. Soley is really rad.