Jeanette Lindström is a Swedish jazz singer and composer, whose distinct voice and innovative approach to music have made her a significant figure within the Nordic jazz scene. Born on August 12, 1971, in the small town of Boden in northern Sweden, Lindström's passion for music was evident from a young age. She honed her skills at the Royal College of Music in Stockholm, quickly emerging as an artist with a unique blend of jazz, pop, and electronic influences.

Throughout her career, Jeanette Lindström has consistently pushed the boundaries of her genre, seamlessly integrating her smooth, expressive vocals with a variety of musical styles. Her albums, such as "Attitude & Orbit Control" and the evocative "Feathers," showcase her talent for songwriting and her ability to communicate deep emotions through her music. She has also been recognized for her fascinating interpretations of other artists' works, such as in "Sinatra - Weill," where she brings a refreshing perspective to classic songs. Lindström's influence extends beyond her recorded output with standout performances that captivate audiences and collaborations with fellow musicians that reflect her versatility and depth as an artist. The release of "Queen on the Hillside" further cements her status as a creative force, poised to enchant listeners with her ever-evolving musical journey.