Sibille Attar

Sibille Attar is a Swedish singer-songwriter and musician known for her lush, emotive soundscapes and introspective lyrics. Attar's music career began to take off in the early 2010s after she moved on from her role in various bands, including The Tourette's and Speedmarket Avenue, to focus on her solo work. Her hauntingly beautiful voice and knack for blending indie pop with psychedelic overtones quickly caught the attention of both critics and listeners.

Sibille Attar's debut EP, "Paloma's Hand," released in 2018, was a critically lauded effort that showcased her ability to oscillate between vulnerability and a commanding presence. Her full-length albums include poignant narratives and a sound that defies easy categorization, mixing elements of dream pop, folk, and baroque pop. Attar is not merely content with creating music; she often imbues her work with a sense of discovery, as reflected in her 2021 compilation "Lost Tracks 2012-2022," which offers a candid glimpse into her creative journey over a decade. Each of her recent releases, from the striking "Spring för livet" to the reflective "Hurt Me (Aasthma's Aalley-oop Version)," reaffirm her position as a significant voice in the Scandinavian indie scene, resonating deeply with an international audience.