Konradsen

Norwegian duo Konradsen, led by Jenny Marie Sabel and Eirik Reindl, brings their delicate and introspective pop to Le Hasard Ludique. A rare opportunity to discover their unique universe on stage.

Konradsen is a musical project born from the collaboration between Jenny Marie Sabel and Eirik Reindl. Originally from Norway, they created an immediately recognisable sonic identity, blending elements of indie pop, folk and subtle electronic touches. Their music is often characterised by ethereal melodies, careful arrangements and Jenny Marie Sabel's soft and expressive voice, which carries lyrics steeped in poetry and melancholy. The duo began gaining recognition with tracks like "Never Say A Word" and "Dice", where their ability to build intimate and enveloping atmospheres is already palpable.

Their debut album, "Saints and Sebastian Stories", released in 2019, was praised by critics for its originality and depth. It explores universal themes with particular sensitivity, inviting the listener to gentle introspection. Konradsen distinguishes itself through a minimalist but rich approach, where each instrument and each note seems to have its precise place, contributing to a delicate and immersive sonic texture. Their influences sit somewhere between ethereal Scandinavian pop and indie-folk artists who prioritise emotion and narrative, creating a bridge between acoustic sonorities and discreet electronic experimentation.

On stage, Konradsen is known for recreating the intimacy of their recordings, offering a captivating and sincere live experience. Their performances are often described as suspended moments, where emotion takes precedence and connection with the audience happens naturally, without artifice. Attention to sonic and visual detail contributes to a unique atmosphere, allowing spectators to fully immerse themselves in their universe. This Paris performance, at Le Hasard Ludique, is a fine opportunity to discover the fragility and strength of their music live, in a setting conducive to attentive listening.