Monica Heldal is a Norwegian singer-songwriter and guitarist hailing from Bergen, whose music is steeped in the traditions of folk and blues. She has carved out a distinct niche within the Scandinavian music scene and beyond, with her evocative songwriting and skillful guitar work. After emerging into the public eye, Heldal's debut album, "Boy From The North," was released in the Nordic regions in 2013 and subsequently found its way to an international audience with various releases, including the "Boy From The North (ADA / USA)" version, which catered to the American market. The album garnered critical acclaim and signaled the arrival of a remarkable new talent, showcasing a maturity and depth in her music that belied her young years.

Heldal's authentic sound and raw talent have earned her a loyal fan base and attention from industry professionals. With subsequent releases like "The One In The Sun" and "For Saviours," she has continued to refine her craft, delivering poignant lyrics set against the backdrop of her intricate guitar melodies. "Ravensdale" and "Glitter in Golden" marked her latest contributions to her growing discography, solidifying her reputation as a masterful storyteller. As she draws from personal experiences and a deep connection to her roots, Monica Heldal's music captures the essence of Northern landscapes and the complexities of the human experience, resonating with audiences far and wide.